Callywood Live Why Did I Get Married 1 & 2 & Eric Davis, Casey Lee and Jon Bibbs
Posted by Cosandra Calloway on Thursday, March 25, 2010
Malik Yoba (born September 17) is an American actor and occasional
singer. He is known for his co-starring role as NYPD detective J.C.
Williams on the popular Fox police drama New York Undercover from 1994
to 1998, and has also appeared in films such as Cool Running's and
Criminal. He has made appearances on the FOX television series Arrested
Development as Ice, a bounty hunter whose real love is party planning.
He has also been a recurring character, Brock Harris, on the UPN sitcom
Girlfriends. Yoba also appeared in the FX Networks crime drama Thief and
the NBC crime drama Raines. Currently, he co-stars as astronaut Ted
Shaw on the futuristic ABC drama Defying Gravity.
When Eric Davis first appeared in 1984, his physical talents gave him the potential to be one of the most exciting players in the game. He was a rare five-tool player with home run power as well as sheer speed on the basepaths. He made a habit of robbing home runs and elicited comparisons to Willie Mays.
Unfortunately, he was also highly injury-prone, never playing more than 135 games in any season.
Eric Davis showed what he could do in 1986 hitting .277 with 27 homers and stealing 80 bases. He built on that success by hitting .293 with 37 homers and 50 steals in 1987, despite playing in only 129 games. From 1986 to 1990, he averaged 30 home runs and 40 steals. During this time he was one of the game's most exciting players and a very visible superstar player. He drew some MVP support every year 1986-1990, finishing in the top 15 in the voting every year. 1986-1989 he also finished in the NL's top 10 in home runs, slugging percentage, and OPS each year. While he had some other good seasons later in his career, injuries prevented him from reaching this type of peak again in his career. In 1990, with a solid team around him, Davis was a key player in Cincinnati's "wire-to-wire" championship season
Casey Lee, was born in Harlem NY and then raised in the South Bronx borough.
A Bronx native surrounded by the Hip Hop culture. First a Break Dancer, turn
DJ, turn Rapper. He attended a JC college in the Bronx, where he found theatre
arts to be interesting enough to want to be part of it. He then moved to Los
Angeles in 93' when an opportunity presented it self musically on the hit TV show
with The Wayans Brothers. "In Living Color" as DJ Twist. The DJ for the dancers
"The Fly Girls". He began to study acting throughout the Hollywood area. Now
having many successes within the industry as an actor thus far from feature films
such as "TRUE CRIME" a suspense thriller starring Isaiah Washington, directed
by "Clint Eastwood" to MTV's "CARMEN" playing the roll of "BLAZE" opposite
"Beyonce Knowles" directed by Robert Townsend. No stranger to TV he has also
guest starred on various Sitcoms, such as WB's, "The Wayans Brothers Show",
UPN's "In the House", starring LL cool J, to one hour drama's like NYPD BLUE.
Recently in the past few years Casey has starred in the feature film "White Chicks"
playing "Tony" the side kick to big funny man, "Terry Crews" ( Everybody hates Chris) to
recently landing a great roll on "CSI Miami" as Crime Scene Photographer (Mike Carlton)
you can also catch him on the internet in a new media comedy Web-Series , called
"Punanny Diaries" where he plays the character "James" He continues to lay a path.
Jon Bibbs has been building a reputation around the
United States as a singer, songwriter,
pianist and producer. From Oakland to
Washington, DC (and many places in
between), Jon is recognized as a vocal
marvel, effortlessly blending classic
soul, jazz, funk, gospel, blues, rock and
neo-soul styles into his intimate and
high-energy stage presentations.
While Jon’s studio exploits have put
him to work with artists including Bilal,
Kardinal Offishall, Jean Grae, LaToya
Williams, and several others, Jon’s stage
performances have won him numerous
opportunities to share the stage with
Mint Condition, Morris Day & the
Time, John Legend, Rahsaan Patterson,
Ledisi, Eric Roberson, Conya Doss and
Busta Rhymes among a host of others.
Where ever Jon’s voice is heard, people
agree that he’s more than just an indie
soul singer. Jon Bibbs is a live music
performance phenomenon!
When Eric Davis first appeared in 1984, his physical talents gave him the potential to be one of the most exciting players in the game. He was a rare five-tool player with home run power as well as sheer speed on the basepaths. He made a habit of robbing home runs and elicited comparisons to Willie Mays.
Unfortunately, he was also highly injury-prone, never playing more than 135 games in any season.
Eric Davis showed what he could do in 1986 hitting .277 with 27 homers and stealing 80 bases. He built on that success by hitting .293 with 37 homers and 50 steals in 1987, despite playing in only 129 games. From 1986 to 1990, he averaged 30 home runs and 40 steals. During this time he was one of the game's most exciting players and a very visible superstar player. He drew some MVP support every year 1986-1990, finishing in the top 15 in the voting every year. 1986-1989 he also finished in the NL's top 10 in home runs, slugging percentage, and OPS each year. While he had some other good seasons later in his career, injuries prevented him from reaching this type of peak again in his career. In 1990, with a solid team around him, Davis was a key player in Cincinnati's "wire-to-wire" championship season
Casey Lee, was born in Harlem NY and then raised in the South Bronx borough.
A Bronx native surrounded by the Hip Hop culture. First a Break Dancer, turn
DJ, turn Rapper. He attended a JC college in the Bronx, where he found theatre
arts to be interesting enough to want to be part of it. He then moved to Los
Angeles in 93' when an opportunity presented it self musically on the hit TV show
with The Wayans Brothers. "In Living Color" as DJ Twist. The DJ for the dancers
"The Fly Girls". He began to study acting throughout the Hollywood area. Now
having many successes within the industry as an actor thus far from feature films
such as "TRUE CRIME" a suspense thriller starring Isaiah Washington, directed
by "Clint Eastwood" to MTV's "CARMEN" playing the roll of "BLAZE" opposite
"Beyonce Knowles" directed by Robert Townsend. No stranger to TV he has also
guest starred on various Sitcoms, such as WB's, "The Wayans Brothers Show",
UPN's "In the House", starring LL cool J, to one hour drama's like NYPD BLUE.
Recently in the past few years Casey has starred in the feature film "White Chicks"
playing "Tony" the side kick to big funny man, "Terry Crews" ( Everybody hates Chris) to
recently landing a great roll on "CSI Miami" as Crime Scene Photographer (Mike Carlton)
you can also catch him on the internet in a new media comedy Web-Series , called
"Punanny Diaries" where he plays the character "James" He continues to lay a path.
Jon Bibbs has been building a reputation around the
United States as a singer, songwriter,
pianist and producer. From Oakland to
Washington, DC (and many places in
between), Jon is recognized as a vocal
marvel, effortlessly blending classic
soul, jazz, funk, gospel, blues, rock and
neo-soul styles into his intimate and
high-energy stage presentations.
While Jon’s studio exploits have put
him to work with artists including Bilal,
Kardinal Offishall, Jean Grae, LaToya
Williams, and several others, Jon’s stage
performances have won him numerous
opportunities to share the stage with
Mint Condition, Morris Day & the
Time, John Legend, Rahsaan Patterson,
Ledisi, Eric Roberson, Conya Doss and
Busta Rhymes among a host of others.
Where ever Jon’s voice is heard, people
agree that he’s more than just an indie
soul singer. Jon Bibbs is a live music
performance phenomenon!