Cassie Scerbo and Charli XCX

Cassie Scerbo (born Cassie Scerbo) is a famous American actress and dancer. in the latter half of 2000s, she first became known for her role as member of the group comprised of all girls "Slumber party girls" which hosted CBS's Kids' Music Variety show Dance Revolution. Later, she gained fame for her acting in the direct-to-video movie Bring It On: In It to Win It and the ABC Family drama Make It or Break It. However she was most famous for starring as Nova Clarke in four of the six movies of the popular culture phenomenon Sharknado. Scerbo is a keen sports and fitness enthusiast and a keen philanthropist who dedicates a considerable amount of her time to environmental and causes that affect society, like cancer awareness sex-trafficking as well as the supply of safe drinking-water in Africa. The frequent trips she makes to Los Angeles' children's hospital are also well-known. Scerbo has graduated from Marjory Stoneman Douglas high school in Parkland Florida, where Nikolas C. Cruz was convicted of murdering 17 schoolchildren in 2018. This massacre is among one of the deadliest incidents ever recorded in American history, surpassing the Columbine massacre of 1999. Charli XCX................Charlotte Emma Aitchison was born on August 2 1992 in Cambridge Cambridgeshire England to Jon Aitchison a businessman and Shameera Aitchison a former nurse and flight attendant. However, in 2010, she chose to drop out of the college to attend the Slade School of Fine Art in University College London for a duration of. She began creating music at a young age. In early 2008 she began uploading songs from her album via the MySpace profile. An organizer for underground raves was attracted to her songs. Charli XCX was her stage name and began attending raves. Then she had her own local hit songs, and followed it up with singles Franchesckaar! Emelline/Art Bitch. Asylum Records was her first record label, which she signed with in the year 2010. Alex Metric sang the vocals on the track End of the World released in 2011. True Romance her debut studio album came out in the year 2013. The album was praised by critics. The first week of its release it reached No. 85 on U.K. Chart. Charli started immediately working on her forthcoming album. Within a few months, she was featured on Australian Iggy Azalea's smash hit Fancy. The song was ranked as the top one on the Billboard Hot 100. Sucker's debut album was made available in the month of December which went on to become a global sensation. The album was ranked at 28 on the Billboard 200 in the United States. It also received favorable feedback from the critics. Break the Rules of the album was a chart-topper in a number of countries. In July of 2015, she announced that she was working on her third studio album.

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