Masiela and Maria

Masiela Lusha is a social worker, author and actress born in Tirana Albania. She is a sole child to parents Max and Daniela Lusha. When she was seven, Lusha was moved to Michigan and started a modeling career and while acting in and modeling plays a Hollywood talent agent came across her. The first book of poetry written by Lusha, Inner Thoughts was released by Los Angeles while she was performing. Her first role was as Lisa on Father's Love, a film she appeared in in 2000. Then she went on to play a part in one episodes of Lizzie McGuire in which she played her debut role on TV productions. Between 2002 and 2007 Lusha was offered the role in the role of Carmen Lopez in the hit television sitcom George Lopez. While playing the character Lusha received the honor of the award for Best Young Leading Actress in an comedy or Drama at the Young Artist Awards in 2003 and in 2004. Maria brink......................Maria Brink was born on December 18 1977 into a troubled family in New York. It was her first year of school at the time her father separated from the family. Brink was 14 when she fell pregnant and dropped out of the school. Davion the son of her, was born at age 14. Brink was moved to an apartment in the home of her mother in order to make money. Brink began her career with the band in 1995. Pulse which was a group which was formed in Albany New York. They played mostly local gigs with Coal Chamber, Sevendust and other band. But the band members later split up. Following the move into Los Angeles from California at the age of 25 Brink moved to Los Angeles in 2002. Brink was working in shops as well as singing in bars and cafes while looking for a new group. In an audition, she met Chris Howorth two years after having met Howorth two years prior. Howorth turned down her application because she is female. However, he altered his mind and apologised to her after listening to her singing. They formed the Dying Stars band with Jeff Fabb, a drummer. Later the guitarist Blake Bunzel joined the band together with Bassist Josh Newell. In This Moment became the new band's name following two live performances.