Talitha Eliana Bateman, born in 2001 or 2002, is a talented American actress known for her diverse roles in both film and television. Her acting journey began with a small role in the popular sitcom The Middle in 2013, leading to a series of impressive performances in various genres. Bateman's notable film appearances include the independent drama So B. It (2016), the thrilling science fiction film The 5th Wave (2016), the chilling supernatural horror film Annabelle: Creation (2017), the disaster film Geostorm (2017), and the romantic comedy Love, Simon (2018). She also showcased her skills in the horror film Countdown (2019). Hailing from Turlock, California, Bateman was homeschooled and currently resides in southern California. She comes from a large family of eight children, and her younger brother, Gabriel Bateman, is also a successful actor. With her impressive portfolio and dedication to her craft, Talitha Bateman continues to captivate audiences with her exceptional performances.

Talitha Cummins, born in 1979 or 1980, is an accomplished Australian journalist and television presenter known for her work with the Seven Network. With a diverse career spanning various roles, Cummins has made significant contributions to Australian media. She has served as a news presenter on Weekend Sunrise, a reporter for Seven News, and a weather presenter on Seven News Brisbane. Having worked in several of Seven's Queensland bureaus, Cummins has showcased her versatility and dedication to journalism. Notably, she joined the Weekend Sunrise team in 2014, where she replaced Jessica Rowe as the news presenter. However, in 2017, Cummins made headlines when she claimed unfair dismissal by the Seven Network while on maternity leave. Beyond her professional endeavors, Cummins has also been open about her personal life, including her battle with alcoholism, which she courageously shared on the ABC's Australian Story in 2016. In a surprising turn, Cummins announced in October 2023 that she would be ending her media career to pursue her passion for creating diamond and jewelry. Born on the Gold Coast, Cummins has had relationships with former Olympic beach volleyball player Lee Zahner and personal trainer Ben Lucas, whom she married in New York in October 2013. This seasoned journalist's journey has been marked by both professional achievements and personal triumphs, making her a respected figure in the Australian media landscape.

Talitha MacKenzie, a Scottish-American world music recording artist, historical dance, and music teacher, and performer, is known for her versatile talent in Celtic and Gaelic music as well as a wide range of early music and dance. Growing up in a multicultural environment in New York, MacKenzie began her musical journey at a young age, training as a concert pianist and teaching herself Scottish Gaelic. She further expanded her knowledge by studying Russian at Connecticut College and pursuing formal musical studies at the New England Conservatory of Music, where she obtained a degree in ethnomusicology and music history. MacKenzie's career includes being a member of the Boston-Irish band St James Gate, releasing her first solo album, "Shantyman!", and her influential collaboration with Martin Swan as Mouth Music, which garnered critical acclaim and topped music charts. Her work has been praised for its innovation and ability to unite different cultural influences. After parting ways with Swan, MacKenzie continued her international touring and workshops, leaving a lasting impact on the world music scene.