Lita Ford and Francia Raisa
Lita Rossana Ford or Lita Ford as she is more commonly known as was an American born British guitarist and singer who was the leader of the only female hard rock group The Runaways during the late 1970s. The band didn't have an enormous following in The United States. However, the group's popularity increased abroad and especially in Japan. Ford began a solo heavy metal career following the split from her band in 1979. She started taking voice lessons and then released her first album "Out to Blood" which was followed by "Dancin" at the Edge. Ford was unable to achieve any success with either record and was largely absent from the world of rock for an entire decade. The smash hit album "Lita" was launched by Ford in 1988. Kiss Me Deadly, and Close My Eyes Forever both became big hits. However, her success was brief and she disappeared from the world of music for several decades. In 1995, she released "Black," and 15 years later 'Wicked Wonderland. In 2016, her most recent album, 'Timecapsule', was made available. Guitar Player Magazine gave her The Certified Guitar Legend Award.
Francia Raisa is believed to have a value of $3.5 million. Raisa (also called Francia Amendarez) was born in Los Angeles on July 26, 1989. The actress is most famous for her work in Bring it On All or Nothing. The Secret Life of the American Teenager. The Cutting Edge 3 Chasing the Dream. The Cutting Edge Fire & Ice. The actress is Honduran-Mexican, and was a student to Bishop Alemany. Raisa began dancing at age five. Her experience ranges from hip-hop to ice skating to Polynesian dancing and Martial Arts. From middle school on, she is acting. She also appeared in many commercials. The actress was featured in Lil Romeo's My Girlfriend video as well as Iyaz's So Big video. It has been reported that she may be close to Disney star Selena Gomez. But she doesn't reveal too much about her relationships. The actress has been recognized in the categories of Favorite TV Actress and Choice Scene Stealer in the 2012 Teen Choice Awards. Her part on The Secret Life of the American Teenager earned her the title of Outstanding Female Risen Star in an Drama Special or a Series in the 2011 Gracie Allen Awards.
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