Masiela and Maria

Masiela Lush is a humanitarian, author and actress who was born in Tirana Albania. Max Lusha, along with Daniela Lusha have only one daughter. At the age of seven Lusha relocated to Michigan and began an acting career. While performing in shows and modeling an Hollywood talent agent spotted her. Lusha was published as an author at the age of seven in Los Angeles, when she began to act. Her first book is a collection of poems called Intimate Thoughts. She appeared in 2000 as was the character Lisa as Lisa in Father's Love. After that, her first TV role was as a star of the show Lizzie McGuire. Lusha had the lead role as Carmen Lopez for the television popular George Lopez. In the role, Lusha won the award for Best Young Leading Actress in an Comedy or Drama at the Young Artist Awards in 2003 and 2004. Maria brink......................Maria Brink was born on December 18 1977 into a troubled family in New York. Her father had abandoned the family at a very young age. Brink was 14 when she became pregnant, then dropped out of high her school. In order to provide for her family, she was able to move in with her son Davion after the birth. In 1995 Brink began her own group Pulse which was based on the streets of Albany New York. They played mostly local shows that featured bands like Coal Chamber & Sevendust. The band later split. In 2002 when she was 25 she moved to California in the state of California to Los Angeles looking for her breakthrough. Brink sang and worked at cafes and bars while she looked for the perfect band. After two years of searching, Brink was introduced to Chris Howorth (now a band part of the band) in an audition. Howorth refused to speak with her because she is a female. After hearing her story Howorth's performance, he changed his mind and then apologized. Along with drummer Jeff Fabb they formed the group they dubbed Dying Stars. Blake Bunzel (guitarist) and Josh Newell (bassist) joined the band later. In This Moment became the new band's name following two live performances.