Tracy Kay (IMDB Link)

Tracy started her own business in Atlanta, GA at age 18, before being hired as a model in the Miami area. After working in Europe and appearing on several magazine covers she moved to Los Angeles. Since then, she has made the successful transition from modeling to acting, hosting and producing.
Tracy has hosted, starred in, and produced numerous projects for film and television. She recently produced and starred in “Redemption” a gripping film dealing with the struggle of addiction. She co-produced and starred in "The Dollhouse," which aired on the Independent Film Channel.
Equally successful on television, Tracy hosted the "X Show" for FX and "Hotlines" for Spike TV, among several others. She also co-starred on the hit shows “Heroes”, “Dirty Sexy Money”, "CSI-NY" and "Malcolm in the Middle". She has held several supporting roles in blockbuster films such as "The Scorpion King" "Not Another Teen Movie”, and “The Hard Easy”.
Tracy continues to live in Los Angeles and is currently producing and hosting a new game show called “Call The Floorman”.  

Rob Locke

Rob was born in Lincoln, England on October 1971 and grew up in the nation's capital, London. He started working in television straight out of school at age eighteen, freelancing for companies including Sky Television (News Corporation), ITN (Independent Television News), Meridian Broadcasting, Wire TV (Chrysalis Group), and MTV Europe.
2007 saw Rob’s return to live television when he joined GemsTV USA, a national television network based in Reno, Nevada, as a prime-time Host. He was an instant hit and, over the ensuing year, accumulated a huge fan base from the network’s national audience, who dubbed him “the most entertaining Host on television.”
In the latter part of 2008, Rob left to fulfill his long-term objective of living and working in Los Angeles, where he now resides. Since moving to America’s entertainment capital, he has been involved in numerous TV and film projects, including a guest star appearance on Spike TV’s “1000 Ways to Die” and starring as “Niles” in the much-publicized VH1 series "Megan Wants a Millionaire."