Lesley Ann Brandt and Maria Bartiromo

Lesley Ann Brandt (born December 2nd in 1981) is an South African actress, model and a TV personality. Brandt, who began her acting career in the New Zealand's Diplomatic Immunity sitcom, began her American debut with the role as Naevia in the historical series Spartacus: Blood and Sand. The actress's television credits are Spartacus: Gods of the Arena CSI: NY Single Ladies The Librarians as well as numerous others. Brandt has played the role of Mazikeen since 2016. The series Lucifer is a comedy starring Tom Ellis Lauren German Kevin Alejandro. Brandt was raised within Cape Town South Africa. After her late teens, she emigrated with her family to Auckland New Zealand. Brandt's professional career began as a fashion model when she appeared in commercials on television and magazine advertisements. She was employed as a consultant for IT recruitment as well as in retail, before becoming a well-known fashion model. In 2009 she was cast in an New Zealand television sitcom called Diplomatic Immunity as Leilani. Her first big appearance was in 2021 as she played the character of slave-girl Naevia on the Starz show Spartacus: Blood and Sand. In the mini-series Spartacus Gods of the Arena in the year 2021, she played the character as Naevia. Craig Parker co-starred in three shows on television: Diplomatic Immunity (2009), Spartacus (1010) and Legend of the Seeker 2008 alongside her. She also began playing an enigmatic bounty hunter called Mazikeen in the Netflix show Lucifer. Her role in Lucifer is her most famous role to date. On the show, she co-stars alongside Tom Ellis Lauren French Kevin Alejandro D. B. Woodside.

Maria Bartiromo was the first American journalist to broadcast live in the New York Stock Exchange. She has been acclaimed for her numerous very successful television shows. With over twenty years experience as a journalist, Bartiromo was instrumental in setting up the TV channel CNBC to be one of most prominent in economic and business coverage. A highly successful journalistic life seems to suggest that Maria was always meant to work in the field of journalistic work. In her teens, Maria struggled to decide which career she wanted. She would dream of being singing one day and an interior designer the next. After discovering the joys of journalism, she has never turned back. She is not only a great journalist, but also an inspiration for the women who dream of making it big in a male dominating society. As well as being recognized as one of fifty people who shaped the decade, she was the first woman journalist to ever get inducted into the Cable Hall of Fame. Also, she is a writer and columnist.