theEnd: A Night with James Maslow and Stephen Kramer Glickman from Big Time Rush!!

James Maslow is a multi-talented actor, singer, producer, and speaker, best known for his breakout role as James Diamond on Nickelodeon’s hit series Big Time Rush. As a founding member of the platinum-selling band of the same name, Maslow helped Big Time Rush rise to global fame, touring the world and selling out iconic venues such as Madison Square Garden and The Forum. Big Time Rush continues to tour the world, selling out arenas worldwide.

Maslow has also expanded his influence in the entertainment industry, working behind the scenes as a producer with several TV shows and films currently in development. His entrepreneurial spirit is evident in his various business ventures and investments, which further highlight his drive and creativity.

A vocal advocate against hate, he has become a prominent figure in the fight against antisemitism, encouraging his generation to stand up for justice and inclusion. Whether through his artistic projects or his advocacy, Maslow continues to use his voice to inspire positive change.

A little about Stephen Kramer Glickman aka Gustavo on Big Time Rush:

STEPHEN KRAMER GLICKMAN is best known for starring on the Nickelodeon series “Big Time Rush” which is currently on Netflix. This show has garnered Glickman a massive fanbase of 18 – 25 year olds, with over 2.6 millions followers across his social media. His debut album was released in August 2021 to much success with his song Crazy receiving over 600,000,000 plays on Tiktok and he’s racked up millions of plays on Spotify and Apple Music. The album, The Moving Company was produced by U2 Album of the year producer Greg Collins and Indi-Producer Natalie London. As an actor, Glickman also starred alongside Jennifer Aniston and Andy Samberg in the Warner Brothers Animated film Storks, and has been seen on Comedy Central’s Workaholics and in the Netflix features White Fang and Monster Hunter. Currently working on an animated short film with Mel Brooks.