Cassie Scerbo and Charli XCX

Cassie Scerbo is an American performer and actor who was first in the spotlight after she was picked for the all-girl pop-band 'Slumber Party Girls' that hosted the children's music variety show Dance Revolution on CBS in the mid-2000s. Cassie was famed for her part in Bring It On, In It to Win It. as well as the ABC Family drama Made It or Break It. But she is most well-known for starring as Nova Clarke in four of the six films of the popular culture phenomenon Sharknado. Scerbo is a keen sports and fitness enthusiast and a avid philanthropist, who devotes an enormous amount of time to environmental concerns and social causes such as cancer awareness sex-trafficking and providing safe drinking-water in Africa. Her visits to Los Angeles children's clinics are regular. Scerbo is also a graduate of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School located in Parkland Florida where convicted teenager Nikolas Cruz killed 17 school staff and students in 2018 making it the deadliest school shooting 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. She quit the school and went on to the The University College of London's Slade School of Fine Art for a time. She began creating music at a young age. Early in 2008 she began sharing tracks from the MySpace page. Promoter of illegal basement raves fell in love with her music. Charli was able to start going to dances and started performing under the moniker Charli. In the next few years, her songs were local hits and she released tracks "Franchesckaar!" And Emelline/Art Bitch. The singer signed with Asylum Records in 2010. Alex Metric's voice is heard on the song End of the World which was released in 2011. The album that she released as her debut studio album True Romance was released in April of 2013. It received positive reviews. The first week of its release the album climbed to no. 85 on the U.K. Chart. Charli began working immediately on her debut album. Fancy The Australian singer Iggy Azalea featured her on the track. It was the number-one song in the Billboard Hot 100. The album she released her debut album, Sucker was released in 2014 and became an international sensation. It reached number 28 in the Billboard 200. The album also got favorable reviews from critics. Break the Rules on this album was a chart-topper in a number of countries. The album was released by the singer in July 2015.

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