Hallvard Bræin
Hallvard Bræin was born in 1965. He is a cinematographer and director, known for Giganten (2005), Børning (2014) and Håkon Bleken, maler (2009).
Hallvard Holmen
Hallvard Holmen is a Norwegian actor. Since graduating from The Oslo National Academy of Dramatic Arts (KHiO), Hallvard has been working at Rogaland Teater, The National Theater, and The Norwegian Theatre. During his years at the theatre he has played many different roles, such as Mercutio in "Romeo and Juliet", Hamlet in "Hamlet". Working with the Norwegian dance theater company, Jo Strømgren Kompani in 2011, Hallvard, Trond Fausa and Stian Isaksen, won The Cuban Critic Award for Best Show , with the performance "The Society". This performance also received "The best of the best award" at the Perth Festival 10.(Australia) In addition to his stage work, Hallvard has starred in several movies and TV-series in Norway, Sweden and England. He's been nominated twice, for best actor in "Gullruten" ,( The Norwegian Television Award) in 2011 and 2012. He was nominated for best supporting role at "The Amanda Award" (2015) (The main Norwegian Film Award) for the film "Women in Oversized Men's Shirt. This film was also nominated for Best Nordic Film 2015. In 2017 he plays Rolf Inherrad in the highly acclaimed tv-series Nobel, on Netflix
Halo Asada
Halo Asada was born on 5 September 2013 in Tokyo, Japan. She is an actress, known for Mashin Sentai Kirameijâ (2020), Mother (2020) and First Love (2022).
Halsey
Halsey was born Ashley Nicolette Frangipane on September 29, 1994 in Edison, New Jersey to Nicolette "Nicole" Frangipane (née Jacobs), an emergency medical technician & Christopher Michael "Chris" Frangipane, a car dealer. She is of Italian, Hungarian, and Irish descent on her mother's side and African-American on her father's side. Growing up, Halsey played the violin, viola, and cello until moving onto the acoustic guitar when she was 14. In one of her first interviews, Halsey stated she was diagnosed with bipolar disorder around the age of 16 or 17. When she was 18, Halsey encountered financial trouble and music became a way to pay her rent. She played numerous acoustic shows in different cities under various stage names. She chose "Halsey" as her moniker because it is an anagram of her real name as well as a street in Brooklyn where she spent a lot of time as a teenager. Halsey originally planned on going to college to major in fine arts, but after realizing she could not afford it, she instead enrolled in a community college as a creative writing major. In an interview, Halsey allegedly used the term "tri-bi" (biracial, bisexual, and bipolar) to identify herself, although she has since distanced herself from it, claiming she was misquoted.
Halsey Lindquist
Halsey Lindquist is an actor, known for Cold Feet (2008), Sold Out (2021) and Moving Earth (2014).
Halstan Williams
Halstan Williams is a director and producer, known for Easy Money (2018), Live from Winnetka (2014) and King's Highway (2002).
Halston
Born Roy Frowick Halston on April 23, 1932 in Des Moines, Iowa, Halston was a product of America's heartland. He led a classic Iowa childhood playing in soap box derby races, fishing, visiting farms, and the like. Halston took an interest in sewing from his mother, and from an early age he showed a special interest in making hats. Halston would make his own for his mother and sister (his first hat appeared on the cover of Harper's Bazaar in 1960). Halston attended Indiana University in 1952 for one semester. The family moved to Chicago in late 1952 where Halston enrolled in a night course at the Chicago Art Institute and took a day job as a window dresser. Halston continued to design hats and finally obtained his break when a small story on his fashionable creations appeared in the Chicago Daily News. It was at this time that his middle name Halston, would become his professional moniker. His hat sales took off and he began designing for a celebrity and show biz clientele. In 1957, Halston opened his first major shop, the Boulevard Salon, on the second floor of 900 Michigan Avenue. In 1959 Halston left Chicago for NYC to work for the famed French milliner Lilly Daché, where he proved to be a hardworking and dedicated employee. He was named co-designer at Daché after only one year. Following that Halston accepted a position at Bergdorf Goodman, a fashionable New York department store, where he charmed his clients and made a grand name for himself. After two-years at Bergdorf he succeeded in becoming the store's first designer to have his name placed in the hats he designed. He became adept at courting and manipulating the press at Bergdorf's. In 1962 he designed the famous pill box hat worn by Jackie Kennedy at the President's Inaugural making the Halston name a household word. Later that year he was bestowed the Coty's Fashion Critics Award. In 1966 Halston designed his first ready to wear collection for Bergdorf Goodman and while there Halston continued creating magic with his hat creations. Women's Wear Daily heralded him as "New York's Top Milliner". He opened his own salon in 1968 and became the toast of New York's fashion society. His close circle of friends and clients would come to include some of the most alluring and fascinating men and women in the world, among them Liza Minnelli, Barbara Walter, Martha Graham, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, Andy Warhol and Elizabeth Taylor. Halston's career sky-rocketed during the 1970's and his designs set the standard for American designers. He was the undisputed high priest of fashion. The Halston name became synonymous with classically cut, simple, spare and elegant designs, a phenomenally successful fragrance line Halston by Halston for women X12 and Z14 for men, and the fabric known as "Ultra suede". His designs became ubiquitous as we went on to design and license his name on thirty-one different licensing products including a range of home linen, uniforms for Braniff International Airlines and a line of luggage for Hartmann. Throughout most of the seventies he epitomized the glamour, as well as the decadence of the era, becoming a central figure in the nightlife scene of New York's Studio 54 disco.
Halston Autumn McMurray
Halston Autumn McMurray is an actress, known for Spork (2010), Viva Laughlin (2007) and Knights of Swing.
Halston Sage
Named to Variety's Top 10 Stars to Watch, Halston Sage continues to gain fame, working alongside notable actors and filmmakers. She was born Halston Jean Schrage in Los Angeles, California and is of Cuban-American descent. In addition to her acting credits, Sage rode horses for eight years and is an award-winning equestrian. In 2013, the actress joined Adam Sandler and an all-star cast in the ensemble hit, Grown Ups 2 (2013) for Sony Pictures. She also starred in Greg Francis' indie, Poker Night (2014), alongside Ron Perlman and Titus Welliver, and was seen alongside Emma Watson in Oscar®-winning director Sofia Coppola's biography drama, The Bling Ring (2013). In 2014, she had a role in the film Neighbors (2014), with Zac Efron. Sage was a nominee for the MTV Movie Award "Best Kiss", for her onscreen kiss with Rose Byrne in the film. In 2015, Sage played Lacey Pemberton in the film Paper Towns (2015), alongside Nat Wolff and Cara Delevingne, based on the 2008 novel of the same name by John Green. Later that year, she co-starred in Sony Pictures' Goosebumps (2015), opposite Jack Black, Dylan Minnette, and Odeya Rush. Also in 2015, she had a role in Paramount's Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse (2015). In 2017 Halston portrayed Lindsay in the film Before I Fall and in 2019 Halston portrayed the first live action appearance of the Marvel Comic's character, Dazzler, in the film X Men: Dark Phoenix. She is repped by ICM and Untitled.
Haluk Ayvazoglu
Haluk Ayvazoglu was born on January 4, 1956 in Istanbul, Turkey. He is an actor, known for Kuzgun (2019), Ikimize Bir Dünya (2016) and Bir Deli Rüzgar (2018).
