Harry Connick Jr.

Harry Connick Jr., born in 1967, is a multi-talented American artist ranked among the top-selling male artists in the United States with 16 million certified albums. His repertoire includes 10 number-one jazz albums, more than any other artist in US jazz history. Beyond music, Connick’s versatility shines in film and television, from his role as a World War II tail gunner in "Memphis Belle" to the serial killer in "Copycat," and from the jet fighter pilot in "Independence Day" to the romantic lead in "Hope Floats." His Emmy and three Grammy awards underscore his impact across media, while his recurring role as Dr. Leo Markus on "Will & Grace" cemented his status as a versatile entertainer.