Ellie Goulding and Cindy Crawford

Ellie Jane Goulding, born December 30, 1986 at Hereford England. Her mother Tracey Goulding-Summers worked at a supermarket and the father Arthur Goulding was a member of an undertaker family. Goulding is the second baby of the family has an older sister named Isabel as well as one younger sister, named Jordan. Alex her younger brother plays the bass. Alex also is part of a band from Hereford. At the age of a young girl she was surrounded by her mom who inspired her to become an artist. At nine, she began learning to play the clarinet. In her teens, she began writing her first song however she didn't begin seriously pursuing songwriting till her college days. Goulding discovered a love for electronic music during her time studying. Through MySpace she got in touch with record producer Frankmusik and with his assistance she developed her own style of folktronica music. Jamie Lillywhite noticed her and became her manager. Then, he took charge as A.&R at a talent competition. Lillywhite later introduced her to producer Starsmith who assisted her to release her first single under the Sheets on the 15th of November 2009. He then worked on Lights the album that she released her debut. The label she was signed to was Polydor Records even though Under the Sheets was released by the label that was independent Neon Gold Records. They nominated her for a Critics Choice Award at the Brit Awards in 2010. Brit Awards shortly following the release the debut E.P. On December 20, 2009, Ellie Goulding: An introduction. B.B.C. and Ellie Goulding received the award. The Sound of 2010 poll was presented to her. In the meantime, she created songs in honor of Diana Vickers. Lights the first full-length studio album, debuted on February 26, 2010 and was released as first album on the U.K. albums chart. Halcyon Goulding's second studio album released in October 2012 reached the UK Albums Chart at no. 2. It then rose to the top spot on January 2014 Delirium released on November 6 on the 6th of November, 2015. It received positive feedback from the reviewers. The album,"Love Me Like You Don't, taken from the Fifty Shades of Grey Soundtrack (2015) earned her the debut Grammy Award nod for Best Pop Solo Performance. Brightest Blue, her fourth album, was released on 17 July 2020. It was first released in the U.K. The Album Charts' top place. Cindy Crawford..................Cynthia Ann Crawford better known as Cindy Crawford is an American supermodel whose talents on and off the runway set her apart from the others. She is an Pisces born on February 20 1966, in DeKalb Illinois. Jennifer Sue Crawford, her mother, is the daughter of Dan Crawford. Crawford was raised by her three siblings and has is of German, English and French descent. In her senior year in high school that she began modeling. Crawford initially worked with an agency for modeling that was later sold to Elite Model Management. It was the Elite Look of the Year contest was held in 1983 and she reached the finals. The year 1984 saw Crawford graduate in 1984 from DeKalb high school and won a scholarship at Northwestern University. She attended at Northwestern for one term but resigned in order to pursue modeling. Crawford was in The Secret of My Success in the first Michael J. Fox. From 1989 to 1995, she hosted House of Style on M.T.V. British Vogue published an article featuring Naomi Campbell, Christy Turlington Linda Evangelista, and Tatjana Patricia on January 30, 1990. Crawford then appeared on other magazine covers like Vogue, Harper's Bazaar People Allure Cosmopolitan and Elle. By 1998 she had made over 500 magazine appearances. Crawford has a long career in modeling runways. She's been with many designers. Chanel Versace Dolce & Gabbana Michael Koss Christian Dior DKNY Ralph Lauren Valentino Calvin Klein among others. Crawford has been involved in a variety of advertising campaigns and fashion spots for Escada Oscar de La renta Balmain Versace Calvin Klein Hermes Pepsi Maybelline, etc. Crawford began her professional career as a model in the year 1995. At the time of her death, she had quit the industry. In the years following, she mainly appeared in fashion publications. She launched Meaningful Beauty, a beauty line with Jean-Louis Sebagh in 2005 for Guthy-Renker. She launched the Cindy Crawford Home Collection, a furniture range in the same year.