Lesley Ann Brandt and Maria Bartiromo

Born on December 2 1981 in Cape Town South Africa Lesley-Ann Brandt is an actor and model best known for her roles in movies and television shows. Brandt, who began her acting career in the New Zealand's Diplomatic Immunity sitcom and began her American debut in the role of Naevia as part of the historical series Spartacus: Blood and Sand. The actress was featured on numerous shows over the last decade and included in them Spartacus: Gods of the Arena CSI: NY Single Ladies The Librarians and Spartacus: Gods of the Arena. Brandt is currently appearing as Mazikeen, a character in Tom Ellis Lauren German Kevin Alejandro's urban fantasy Lucifer. Brandt was brought up within Cape Town South Africa. In her later teens, she moved along with her parents in Auckland New Zealand. Brandt's professional career began as a fashion model, appearing in television commercials and magazine advertisements. Before she became a successful model she worked as a salesperson in the retail industry as well as a consultant in recruitment for information technology. On the New Zealand sitcom Diplomatic Immunity that she starred in, playing Leilani F'auigaese in 2009, her first big role secured. Her debut appearance came in Spartacus Blood and Sand in 2021. She was Naevia as a slave on that show. Her role as Naevia was reprised on the Spartacus sequel, Spartacus Gods of the Arena. Craig Parker co-starred in three TV series: Diplomatic Immunity (2009), Spartacus (1010) and Legend of the Seeker 2008 alongside her. In the year 2016 Mazikeen started her new role as a bounty-hunting demon in Netflix's smash hit Lucifer. The most prominent role she has is that of. In this show, she is co-starring with Tom Ellis Lauren german Kevin Alejandro D. B. Woodside.

Maria Bartiromo - the American TV journalist who was the first broadcaster to live report from the New York Stock Exchange - is a well-known name and hosts numerous highly rated shows. She's a veteran broadcaster with more than 20 years of knowledge on business and the economy. Her contribution was vital in making CNBC one of the top stations in this sector. A highly successful journalistic life makes it seem like Maria was always meant for journalism. Maria was a young girl who, at the time, was unsure of her choice of career. At one point she wanted to become a musician, the next day an interior designer. Journalism was too much for her to ignore. She is an exceptional journalist as well as an example to female journalists trying to make it in an all-male world. Inducted as the first-ever female television journalist, the feisty lady was named to the list of the 50 Faces who Shaped The Decade. Apart from being writer, columnist, and a broadcaster, Ms. Ayala also works as an freelance journalist.