Fábio Corrêa Ayrosa Galvão (Fabio Junior). Often-married Brazilian actor and singer. Human resource executive at LGBT health club near Farme who takes great pride in professionalism.

Harold Gintis. Economist. Professor. Editor of, "Foundations of Human Sociality: Economic Experiments and Ethnographic Evidence from Fifteen Small-Scale Societies," which was recently optioned by Disney and is set to star Brendan Fraser.

Austin Scarlett.* Designer. TV personality. In recent interview said he always felt "different" growing up, although he did not elaborate. During brief stint in L.A., managed comedian Margaret Cho.

Encore!

Corey Haim. Child actor turned sad person. Personal trainer currently shopping lesbian-bi workout show to Bravo, et al.

Chick Corea. Jazz musician. Composer. Pianist. Editor Emerita of "The Ladder."

M. Night Shyamalan.* Director. Writer. Indebted to Mike Myers. Currently tends bar at "Sneakers' in Philadelphia.

Mark Owen. Musician/founding member of 1990s UK pop sensation "Take That." After brief reunion in 2000s, band broke up and Owen currently works as a production assistant on The Graham Norton Show.

Roberto Carlos. Brazilian pop singer. Songwriter. Actor. Has reportedly outsold the Beatles but feels bad about it.

Encore!*

Dana Carvey. Comic. Actor. Impressionist. Teaches yoga at San Mateo Y.

Dayron Robles* Athlete. World record holder in 110 meter hurdles (12.87). Co-chair of the Boys and Girls Club of Boston, located in Chelsea.

William Shockley. Actor. Set carpenter. Opened boutique called "Atta Girl!," which sells trendy athletic wear for womyn.

Sturla Gunnarson. Canadian. Filmmaker, director of "Beowolf," "India" and the autobiographical "Better Than Chocolate."