ARMIN SHIMERMAN, star of "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine," is our featured guest this Sunday night!

ARMIN is a highly regarded actor, best known to television audiences as Quark, on "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine." In addition he has had over 80 80 different guest star roles, including Antaeus the Nox on "Stargate," Principal Snyder on "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," Judge Hooper on "Boston Legal" and, recently, on "CSI," "Castle," and "Franklin and Bash."

As a voice-over artist, he was the long running voice of General Skarr on three different animated shows, over two dozen games, and is acclaimed for his voicing of Dr. Nefarious in the "Ratchet and Clank" franchise as well as Andrew Ryan in the "Bioshock" series.

Currently, ARMIN is starring in the West Coast premiere of "Three Days in the Country" by Patrick Marber, a fresh, breezy update of Ivan Turgenev's classic comedy "A Month in the Country" at the Kiki & David Gindler Performing Arts Center in Glendale, where performances continue through Aug. 26.

Also dropping by the show Sunday night is KIANA LYZ RIVERA, actress and YouTuber.

KIANA is Miss San Diego Plus America 2019 and her reign begins officially on Aug 1st, 2018. She is also a beauty YouTuber with her YouTube channel "Kindly Kiana" where she does reviews, tutorials and vlogs on beauty products on her channel. Her makeup looks can be seen on the red carpet, in magazines and in prom pictures across southern California. Her first magazine cover was on her client, actress Ava Cantrell.

She is also an actress seen as "Rosa" on the Hispanic network for "Una Palabra." She can also be seen on her guest appearance on the hit TNT series "Major Crimes."

MEGAN KETCH, from CBS's "American Gothic" and The CW's "Jane the Virgin," is our featured guest this Sunday night!

MEGAN is a screen and stage actress, writer and producer based in Los Angeles. Her movie credits include "Remind Me," "The Incredible Jessica James," "Louder Than Bombs," "The Big Wedding," "The Affair," and "Tremors." Her TV credits include "Jane the Virgin," "American Gothic," "Under the Dome," "The Good Wife," "Blue Blood," "Gotham" and "Law & Order: SVU."

She is currently starring in the play "Cry It Out," a hilarious and deeply moving "comedy with dark edges" that takes an honest look at the absurdities of being home with a baby, the power of female friendship, the dilemma of going back to work and the effect class has on parenthood in America. The performances are at the Atwater Village Theatre, located at 3269 Casitas Ave in Los Angeles.

Also dropping by the show on Sunday night is GEORGE CHRISTIE, former Hells Angel leader.

For nearly 40 years, GEORGE reigned as the head of the Los Angeles Hells Angels, then the Ventura Chapter and eventually the entire west coast. For more than three decades, he was hunted and hated; prosecuted and persecuted, until finally walking away from the Hells Angels in 2011 and starting a new life as a writer, consultant and family man. His History Channel six-part series, "Outlaw Chronicles" has been seen all over the world.

GEORGE now brings his new one-man, autobiographical show to the stage at the Whitefire Theatre in Sherman Oaks. Through words, images and music, the one-man show "Outlaw" explores how the son of poor Greek immigrants in Southern California rose to become one of the most controversial leaders of the world's most notorious biker organizations. "Outlaw" reveals the personal side of a man most people have long considered a criminal, but whose life is so much more complex, surprising and redemptive.

MAURY STERLING, from Showtime's "Homeland," is our featured guest this Sunday night!

Best known for playing "Max" in the hit TV show "Homeland," MAURY's other credits include: "Homeland," "Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce," "Extant," "Masters of Sex," "NCIS: New Orleans," "Coherence," "Veronica Mars," "Smokin Aces" and numerous others.

MAURY is currently starring in the world premiere of "Mayakovsky and Stalin," Murray Mednick's newest play at the Lounge Theatre in Hollywood. It is a dramatic character study incorporating historical footage and photos to explore two distantly connected relationships: that of Soviet poet Vladimir Mayakovsky and his married lover and "muse," Lilya Brik, and of Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin and his wife Nadya.

He lives in Los Angeles with his wife Alexis Sterling and a coterie of pets. MAURY received a B.A. in Theater from UCLA. Go Bruins!

Also dropping by the show Sunday night is AARON DAVID ROBERTS, emerging TV producer.

AARON is now shooting his second series at the mere age of 24. Entitled "Chartered," it is a mockumentary starring Nick "Parks and Rec" Offerman, Dean "Breaking Bad" Norris along with Claire Engler and Jonathan Joss about the unconventional goings on in this suburban High School.

Just before "Chartered," at the age of 22, AARON created the world of "The Cast Members" in early 2017 and released in June of this year to much acclaim from fans on "The Cast Members" Facebook page and beyond which received almost 100,000 views in a mere month.

RYAN MCCARTAN, star of Fox's "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," is our featured guest this Sunday night!

Today's young audiences know RYAN as Diggie from Disney Channel's "Liv and Maddie." Adults know him from his lead role of Brad Majors in "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" remake for Fox which aired in 2016. New York audiences know him from his critically acclaimed original performance as JD in the premiere of "Heathers: The Musical" off-Broadway.

He is currently heading the cast of a fun and furry musical tale for animal lovers of all ages. The world premiere of the musical "Mutt House" will play at the Kirk Douglas Theatre in Culver City from July 15 through Aug. 5. Previews begin July 10. RYAN will star as quirky outsider Eddie Corbin. Bullied all his life, Eddie has finally found a place to call home in a neglected downtown animal shelter. When the city threatens to close the shelter, Eddie must do something he's never done before - stand up for himself and fight for what's right. With the help of six zany mutts, he faces his fears and makes an unexpected human connection in the process.

Also dropping by the show Sunday night is MAHKENNA, singer and DJ.

An amazing 16 year old known for her incredible voice and stage presence when she performs, she sounds like a vocal mix of Rihanna and Alessia Cara.

Born in Ireland and raised in Southern California, MAHKENNA spent her early years learning and performing music for family and friends. She spent her summers playing fast pitch softball and riding horses, but eventually, began to also watch the Disney channel as well as musicals and became fascinated by acting and performing on stage.

She loves to ride horses in her spare time and is always looking to rescue stray animals.

GREGG OPPENHEIMER, "I Love Lucy" historian and playwright, is our featured guest this Sunday night!

GREGG, son of "I Love Lucy" creator-producer-head writer Jess Oppenheimer, got his start in comedy at the tender age of four, when his father introduced him to Lucille Ball on the set of "I Love Lucy." Kneeling down, a smiling Lucy asked GREGG, "Where did you get those big brown eyes?" Gregg's deadpan reply: "They came with the face." Lucy nearly fell over laughing.

In 1996, he left a successful career as partner in the international law firm O'Melveny & Myers in order to complete his late father's humorous memoir, "Laughs, Luck...and Lucy: How I Came to Create the Most Popular Sitcom of All Time," which was published by Syracuse University Press. That book, which went through eight printings, became the inspiration for Gregg's comedy play, "I Love Lucy: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Sitcom."

From 2000 to 2007, he produced the award-winning "I Love Lucy" DVD Series for CBS and Paramount. Gregg has lectured on broadcasting history at the University of Southern California, Brown University, Hofstra University, Northwestern University, Emerson College, University of Rhode Island, and the Museum of Broadcast Communications in Chicago.

Also dropping by the show this Sunday night are MARK and MATT HARRIS, from AMC's "Storage Wars."

The HARRIS BROTHERS travel the globe attending luxury / lifestyle / celebrity events. Through their main business WOW! Creations, they interact with the rich and famous from Cannes to Las Vegas and Palm Beach. They also star in A&E's number one rated show "Storage Wars" and also spend their time Judging Beauty Pageants including: Miss California, USA, Miss Nevada, USA, Miss Illinois, USA, Miss Maryland, USA and Miss New Jersey, USA.

They have provided gifting for the Kentucky Derby, ABC's "The Bachelor," the Oscars, the Emmys, the Grammys, Sundance Film Festival, Miss America, Miss Universe, Miss USA, TBS Comedy Festival, Soul Train Music Awards, TV Land Awards, William Shatner Charities and many more. Along the way they have met some incredible celebrities including President Bill Clinton, Mexican President Vicente Fox, Prince Albert of Monaco, Michael Jordan, Quintin Tarantino, Dewayne Wade, Donald Trump, Tim Allen, Kurt Russell, Gene Simmons, Eva Longoria and many, many more.

PETER BOWES, BBC news correspondent, is our featured guest this Sunday night!

A native of County Durham, England, PETER moved to the United States in 1996 and became a US citizen in 2008. Based in Los Angeles he covers news, hosts radio shows and makes documentaries. He can been seen and heard regularly on BBC television, radio and digital services covering news from around the United States. In addition, PETER is creator and host of Live Long and Master Aging (LLAMA), a weekly podcast which explores the science and stories behind human longevity.

A member of the British film and television academy, BAFTA, PETER has interviewed many Hollywood celebrities, including Cher, Tom Hanks, Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman, Meryl Streep, Denzel Washington and Morgan Freeman. He has covered every Oscars ceremony since 1996.

In 2011 PETER interviewed the country music legend Glen Campbell, at his home in Malibu. Campbell discussed his final tour and reflected on coping with Alzheimer's disease. In 2016 PETER sat down with Harrison Ford to discuss the veteran actor's role in Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Ford gave a candid assessment of ability to keep on working into old age and talked about his lucky escape from a plane crash in 2015.

Also dropping by the show this Sunday night is FRANCESCA MANZI, actress and voice-over artist.

FRANCESCA is currently making a name for herself in the voice over world, particularly in the games arena. She voiced the character of Teenage Kelly 0-87 in the Netflix animated feature "Halo: The Fall of Reach", which was released as part of the "Halo 5: Guardians" game, and also voiced the main character of Phaedra in Insomniac Games popular VR game for Oculus Rift, "The Unspoken". She is currently working on a top-secret VR game for a major network, doing both VO and motion capture for the project.

FRANCESCA's voice can also be heard in an upcoming episode of the hit YouTube series from toy company Mattel, Enchantimals, playing the South African character, Zelena Zebra. You can also hear her in various commercials and advertising campaigns, notably as the voice of the South Park's "The Fractured but Whole" video game, and the voice of Comcast XFinity's Rio Olympics campaign in 2016. She has also lent her vocal talents to companies such as Marriott International, Mastercard, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, SBE Hotels, Accenture, Facebook, Volkswagen, BNP Paribas, Pfizer and Unilver, to name a few.

AARON HENDRY (ABC's "Marvel's InHumans") is our featured guest this Sunday night!

AARON is an actor, writer, swordsman, horseman, choreographer and father. He was born in Indiana, moved at a young age to Alaska, then arrived in Los Angeles as a teen to attend UCLA. He has been a performer and story teller of all varieties. He can be seen on television in "Marvel's InHumans," "Walt Disney's "Bizaardvark," MTV's "Teen Wolf," heard as the voice of a supernatural menace on "Sleepyhollow," and many other wonderful programs.

He has been with the "Lysistrata Unbound" project since its inception at the Getty Villa classical theater lab in 2013. He is thrilled to see this inspired play come to fruition here in Southern California. Aaron is a member of Not Man Apart - Physical Theater Ensemble, the Theatricum Botanicum classical company, and a former member of DIAVOLO Dance Theatre.

Also dropping by the show this Sunday night is RACHEL MCCORD, model, entrepreneur, and TV personality.

"Master of branding" (Daily Mail) and "Hollywood 'IT' girl" (Mogul Magazine), RACHEL is "One of the hottest models in the world right now" according to Daily Star. In 2017, she released her sassy self-help and how-to on social media: "Slay the Fame Game." Featured in outlets like Vogue, Forbes, and Glamour, she is an investor/judge on "Elevator Pitch" and the star/producer of "Slay with Rachel McCord" on Focus TV.

RACHEL is a renowned speaker on social media, branding, and female entrepreneurship at UCLA, USC, LMU, FIDM, and StyleCon. Labeled the "influencer of influencers", she founded The McCord List network of influential women in media, to connect them with brands and events to succeed as entrepreneurs.

From trailer parks to red carpets, she inspires millions of women that "no matter where you grow up, you are born to slay."

DAVID DESANTOS (CBS's "SEAL Team") is our featured guest this Sunday night!

DAVID is a native of Southern California, having grown up in a post production family. His father was a film editor, his grandfather was a chemist at the film lab CFI, and his grandmother, before becoming one of Hollywood's most famous film librarians, was an editor on TV's first western, "Gunsmoke."

David currently recurs on CBS's "SEAL Team" and co-stars in the upcoming feature "Windows On The World" starring Ryan Guzman and Edward James Olmos. Other TV/film credits include "Castle," "Red Road," "CSI," "Famous In Love," "When the Game Stands Tall," and "Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip."

He is a member of Antaeus Theatre Company in Glendale and spent numerous years as a company member of the Tony Award-winning Oregon Shakespeare Festival. He currently stars in William Shakespeare's "Coriolanus," a tragedy based on the life of legendary Roman leader Caius Marcius Coriolanus, at Will Geer's Theatricum Botanicum. An allegory for today's tumultuous times, Shakespeare's searing tragedy is a cautionary tale of political manipulation and revenge. Rome, a city where the one-percenters rule, is led by a populist general who has nothing but contempt for the common people and is unable to reconcile his disdain for the citizens with his love of country.

Also dropping by the show Sunday night is SEAN STONE, actor and filmmaker.

SEAN has grown up in the film-world, having acted since childhood in his father Oliver Stone's films, including "The Doors," "JFK," "Natural Born Killers," "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps" and "Savages," before making his directing debut with the documentary-style psychological horror "Greystone Park."

SEAN majored in American History, studying at Oxford and Princeton University, graduating from Princeton in 2006 after completing his thesis on the New World Order, which he converted

into a book in 2016, available from all major booksellers.

He has appeared on international television, including The O'Reilly Factor, Piers Morgan Tonight, Follow the Money on Fox Business News, Freedom Watch with Judge Napolitano, CNN, RT, and Press TV. SEAN is currently the co-host of the RT news show "Watching the Hawks," which airs internationally. He also hosts the interview show "Buzzsaw" for Gaia. Stone's shows investigate the real world's 'X-Files', taking an unflinching look at the esoteric and hidden agendas behind world politics, popular culture and news events.

Most recently SEAN wrote, produced and starred in the martial arts comedy "Fury of the Fist and the Golden Fleece," with Danny Trejo, Michael Dudikoff, Don 'The Dragon' Wilson, Bill Goldberg, Tommy Davidson, Richard Grieco, released by Comedy Dynamics. Synopsis and trailer can be seen at http://www.furyofthefistmovie.com.

THOMAS BIRD (producer of award-winning doc "Dear America, Letters Home from Vietnam") is our featured guest this Sunday night!

THOMAS is a Vietnam War veteran who served with B Company, 2nd Battalion, 5th Cavalry Regime, 1st Cavalry Division in 1965-66. He was awarded the Combat Infantryman's Badge, the Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry with palm, and all Vietnam Service Medals. On his return to the United States, THOMAS resumed college and his football career, but soon found that his post-war persona responded better to the arts. He studied theater - acting, writing and directing - and ultimately felt that his greater role in life was to give arts experience to other Vietnam Veterans. He created VETCo, the Vietnam Veteran's Ensemble Theatre Company, and, as the company's artistic director, presented 26 plays off and off-off Broadway, including the highly acclaimed "Tracers" at the Public Theatre, for which the company won a Drama Desk Award for "giving voice to the trauma of Vietnam."

THOMAS is perhaps best known for his work co-producing the Peabody, Ace and Emmy Award-winning documentary "Dear America, Letters Home from Vietnam." At HBO, hedeveloped a number of film scripts, as well as created further programs to give Vietnam Veterans a voice in society mand to help less fortunate veterans deal with life after war.

His newest play, an autobiographical one man show, "Bearing Witness," premiered at the Global Peace Film Festival in Orlando, Florida on September 21st, 2016, the United Nations' acclaimed "International Day of Peace." They play is currently having its West Coast premiere at the Odyssey Theatre in Los Angeles.

Also dropping by this Sunday night is ANTHONY PEDONE, independent filmmaker.

ANTHONY was born in Texas but spent the formational years of his life on a ranch in Clayton, New Mexico. At 16 he moved back to Texas and played in multiple musical projects while studying music at Texas State University.

In 2015, ANTHONY produced "The Strongest Man", written and directed by Kenny Riches, the film had its world premiere at Sundance and was released theatrically and on VOD by Film Buff in North America and Sundance Global internationally. He recently directed his first narrative feature, "An American in Texas." Produced by ANTHONY, "An American in Texas" is a semi-autobiographical account of he and co-writer, Stephen Floyd's time growing up in small town Victoria, Texas.

STEFANIE BLACK, NBC's "This Is Us" and Netflix's "Disjointed," is our featured guest this Sunday night!

Originally from Allentown, Pennsylvania, Stefanie is a graduate of NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, Playwrights Horizons Theater School, an alumna of The Williamstown Theater Festival and American Conservatory Theater.

In addition to "This Is Us" (NBC) and playing opposite Kathy Bates' on the new NETFLIX comedy, "Disjointed," STEFANIE he has recurred on such shows as "Scandal" (ABC), "Making History" (FOX), "House of Lies" (SHOWTIME) and "How I Meet Your Mother" (CBS); as well as appeared on "Casual" (HULU), "Grey's Anatomy" (ABC), "Bones" (FOX), "Mike and Molly" (CBS), "Private Practice" (ABC), "Rizzoli and Isles" (TNT), and many others.

STEFANIE is co-artistic director of the IAMA Theatre Company, where this week is opening the world premiere of the play "Cult of Love," at the Atwater Village Theatre. In "Cult of Love," the Dahl family has gathered to celebrate Christmas in their rural Connecticut home. Raised as strict Christians and overachievers, the four adult children (along with their partners) have grown into varying degrees of belief and success. Their initially joyful reunion quickly reveals an American family riddled with competition, xenophobia and mental illness.

Also dropping by the show this Sunday night is DANNA SCHAEFER, writer-actress.

DANNA grew up in New York and Los Angeles, and her daughter Rebecca was born in Eugene, Oregon in 1967, and, when Rebecca was 14, the family moved to Portland. At age 16, Rebecca struck out on her own for New York, where she soon landed acting jobs, starting with a role on a soap and ultimately a role on the sitcom "My Sister Sam" alongside Pam Dawber, which took her to Los Angeles.

DANNA brings her uniquely Hollywood story - an intimate, harrowing, often funny and ultimately joyful story of loss, memory and hardwon wisdom - to the Hollywood Fringe Festival. On July 18, 1989, the blooming Hollywood career of her daughter Rebecca was cut tragically short when she was murdered on her front step by an obsessed fan. The one-woman show "You In Midair" is DANNA's spell-binding story.