Sharing the Sugar with Sharron

"A Nightmare on Elm Street" and "Fast Times at Ridgemont High". Two Iconic movies that impacted generations. And Amanda Wyss was in both of them. This Stage and Screen Actress continues to have a career most can only dream of, and it hasn't stopped. She has the ability to change and challenge herself in each new role, while at the same time being as kind and considerate to all who she meets. And even as she tackles her latest new projects, she still makes time to help others, and make a difference in peoples lives.

One is a Country Music DJ Extraordinaire, one is a radio personality with flair, one is a County music artist with songs that touch your heart. I'm talking about Bobby Bones, one of his side kicks Eddie Garcia, and the amazing Country singing sensation Lindsay Ell. From talking, to interviewing to emceeing or playing, each one is different and unique. But, they all make it their mission to always remember others and always give back when they can.

Born in Brazil, she never thought her love of crocheting would lead to a world of amazing jewelry design. But, that's exact what her love of the the craft and the love or art has taken Claudia Lobao. She perfected her art form with help from some of the best designers in Brazil and New York. And Now that's she's lived in Texas for years, it's also taken her jewelry designs to new heights, with even Hollywood stars like Eva Longoria praising her work. At the same time, she always makes time and makes it her mission to help others. So, I caught up with her, while she was attending one of her shows at a Houston store, and talked to her about her inspiration and why she has the need to help battered women recovering from abusive relationships, to achieve their dreams.

Dreaming to become a Fashion Designer for many is only a dream. But, for Cesar Galindo, he gets to live that Dream, every single day. Not only did he know what he wanted to do with his life, long before he even made it into High School, but he's doing it on an international level, each day. He's designed for the likes of Grace Jones, Gwen Stefani, Chaka Khan, Joan Jett, Mary J. Blige to even Justin Timberlake, and the list goes on. Yet, some how he still remembers where he came from, remains humble through it all, and goes out of his way to give back to help others and the causes he believes in, to this day.

Imagine being diagnosed with Cancer at the age of 14. You beat it. But less than six years later, it comes back. You beat it again. But, as you get older, it comes back again and again. For most people, that would be the end of their story. But, for Jamie Gilmore, that's only a part of it. She's taken control over her own Cancer story. And even as she continues to fight what for years has tried to destroy her body, her spirit continues to fight for herself and for others with Cancer, to find cures and to find hope, for everyone.

Scott Foley plays one of the most iconic characters on the Hit show "Scandal", that of Jack Ballard. Chad Michael Murray continues to hit tv and movies screens in a big way, even after his breakout role on "One Tree Hill" as well as being an author. And they both still make time to give back and help others along the way. I caught up with both of these stars at the iHeart Country Music Festival event to see what they're up to, and why they believe in the importance of giving back.

Call him Governor, the Terminator, a Movie Star or even Mr. Olympia, Arnold Schwarzenegger has answered to them all. One title he is also proud of is a person who helps children. For decades he has made it his mission to make sure children have after school programs where they feel safe, and can learn. He also supports his friends like NFL Player Super Star and Houston Texans player JJ Watt, when they hold charity events to help others too. So, I caught up with the Governor to hear how he believes it's important to help others, and why we should all do the same.

They are not just Country Music Artists. They are leading the way in their genre. With award winning music, filled with love and a whole lot of heart, Rascal Flatts, Jake Owen, and Kelsea Ballerini show time and time again, that they have longevity and they're here to stay. They also show that no matter how big or famous you become, we all still have a responsibility to help others, any way we can. And that's exactly what they do.

PTSD, known as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, is something no one wants to ever go through, and sometimes what many don't want to talk about it. But For Angela Sweet and Ulises Larramendi, they aren't just talking about it, they are doing something about. They star in a movie that not just addresses PTSD, but they hope to send a message, about how everyone can help those and their loved ones who are tackling it everyday, and that there is hope when others give back, and step up to help.

She was just 14 years old when she decided that Children needed her help. She was just 16 years old when she had to learn to take care of herself. For Brittany Hebert, she could have used any excuse to just give up and only help herself. But, she didn't. Her mission has always been to help others, especially children with pediatric cancer. And now, her efforts prove she was right. And she's making a big difference in many people's lives.