Summer and Jackie

Summer Bishil, an American actress, is best known because of her portrayal as Margo Hanson in the Syfy Fantasy series The Magicians. The Alan Ball movie Towelhead, she played 13-year-old Lebanese American girl Jasira who experiences a whirlwind of emotions in the context of the U.S. intervention in Iraq in the Gulf War. Later, in 2007 Variety declared her to be one of the 10 actors-to-watch. Crossing Over, a 2009 crime thriller film in which she portrayed a female character named Taslima Jangir was selected for an Independent Spirit Award nominee for the Best Female Lead category. In addition, she has appeared in films like The Mooz-lum The Last Airbender Pop Star and Under the Silver Lake and she has appeared in a variety of guest TV roles, including playing the co-lead in Lucky 7. Jackie Guerrido...............................She was born in San Juan Puerto Rico on September 24 1972. Johnno Guerrido was her father. Silvia Guerrido was her mother. Maria Guerrido's sister. She is an ardent Christian She is a member of her Hispanic group. Libra represents Her Zodiac Sign. For her education, she went to both elementary and secondary schools in her home town. When she graduated from high school, she attended journalism classes at The University of Florida. She also enrolled in The University of Miami but the subject of her study is not known at present. Jackie Guerrido is 5'3" (1.60m) tall and weighs 52 kg (114lbs). The measurements of her body are 34-26-36.5 inches. Additionally, she sports beautiful brown eye color and hair in brown. Jackie Guerrido got her first offer of a job from the WSKQ producers after they heard her voice. After a short time, she was offered another job opportunity in Miami by WRMA radio where she stayed on air for many years. Later on she was the host of a program that aired on WRTO Radio. To honor her extraordinary work, she was given a promotion to traffic manager at WSCV TV. Finally she received an offer by Univision to be a meteorologist on the channel 23's Morning News.