Wynne Maxwell
Wynne Maxwell is an actor, known for The Mother the Son the Rat and the Gun (2021), Somewhere Off the M6 (2017) and Abbie (2018).
Wynne Potts
Wynne Potts is an actress, known for Edie (2017), Outside the Box (2014) and #SketchPack (2015).
Wynonna Judd
Wynonna Judd was raised in various places across the country, beginning in her birth state of Kentucky. As her mother Naomi Judd continued pursuing her nursing career, the Judd family settled twice in California and later full-time in Kentucky. In 1979, Wynonna, Naomi and younger half-sister Ashley Judd settled in Franklin, Tennessee and began searching for a record deal in nearby Nashville. In 1983, an unprecedented sit-down audition with RCA Nashville was successful, and indicated great things to come for country's newest duo The Judds. Several years and awards later, Naomi announced that she had contracted Hepatitis C during her nursing career from a needle stick. Their final concert on December 4, 1991 indicated an end to country music's most influential duo, and a beginning for someone who would break new records within the industry. Wynonna's first solo album, 'Wynonna', sold over 5 million copies, a first in the industry. Today, Wynonna continues her successful recording career along with raising children Elijah Judd and Grace Pauline from her first marriage to Nashville's Arch Kelley.
Wynter Eddins
Wynter Eddins is an actress and producer, known for Megalodon Rising (2021), Revenge of the Flower Gang (2015) and Motel California (2015).
Wynter Kullman
Wynter Kullman is an actress, known for Garden State (2004), Two Weeks Notice (2002) and Uptown Girls (2003). She has been married to Jeffrey Warshaw since July 1, 2012. They have two children.
Wyntergrace Williams
Wyntergrace Williams was born on January 21, 1995 in New York City, New York, USA. She is an actress, known for Attack of the Southern Fried Zombies (2017), Teenage Cocktail (2016) and Deadly Exchange (2017).
Wynton Marsalis
Wynton Marsalis is widely recognized as the pre-eminent jazz artist of our time. He is hailed not only as a performer on the trumpet, but also as a music educator and a promoter of the history and culture of jazz. Marsalis is also an established artist in performing trumpet in works of classical music, and he is a leader in civic matters. Wynton Marsalis was born into a musical family in the city of New Orleans, the birthplace of jazz. Marsalis's father was a pianist and music teacher. Some of Wynton's brothers have become notable musicians in their own right, specifically Branford Marsalis on saxophone, Delfeayo Marsalis on trombone, and Jason Marsalis on drums. Wynton was a precocious student of music in his youth. He eventually attended the Juilliard School. Later he joined the band of the renowned jazz artist Art Blakey. Marsalis spent ten years touring continuously with his band. He has virtually single-handedly revived the public's interest in jazz, which to many had become a lost art form. In addition to performing, Marsalis also focuses strongly on education by giving lectures and workshops to students on musicianship. Wynton Marsalis created the PBS TV series Marsalis on Music (1995), as well as the National Public Radio 26-week series "Making the Music" in that same year. Marsalis played a major role in developing Ken Burns's TV mini-series Jazz (2001). These efforts played a significant role in helping to bring jazz forward in the public's mind. Marsalis has been criticized by some for discounting the value of jazz forms that have emerged after 1965. Marsalis has countered by stating that attempts at a musical fusion of jazz with other pop forms yields a mixture of sounds that are simply not true jazz. Wynton Marsalis has made major efforts to help revive and restore his home city of New Orleans following the disaster of hurricane Katrina, including organizing the benefit concert "Higher Ground" at Lincoln Center in New York City. Marsalis has promoted human rights for the people of Burma and their imprisoned leader Aung San Suu Kyi. The Secretary-General of the United Nations has declared Marsalis to be a U.N. Messenger of Peace. Marsalis has won numerous awards including nine Grammys, two of them for his recordings of classical works for trumpet by Haydn, Mozart and Handel. He is the first jazz artist to win a Pulitzer Prize, given for composing his oratorio "Blood on the Fields". Wynton Marsalis now serves as the Artistic Director of Jazz at Lincoln Center's Rose Hall in New York City.
Wynton Odd
Wynton Odd is an actor and producer, known for Freshman Year (2019), R.L. Allman's Peter Pan and Jexi (2019).
Wynwyn Marquez
Wynwyn Marquez is known for Mulawin vs Ravena (2017), Unli Life (2018) and Blusang itim (2011).
Wyo Chi
Wyo Chi is an actor, known for You Only Live Once (2021).
