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Juliya Chernetsky Denning
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Juliya Chernetsky
July 10, 1982 |
Other names | Mistress Juliya Juliya C. Juliya Denning |
Juliya Chernetsky Denning (born July 10, 1982) is a well-known television personality. Many people know her by her stage name, Mistress Juliya. She became very popular on the music TV channel Fuse.
She hosted shows about heavy metal music, like Uranium. She also had a show called Slave to the Metal, where she gave advice. Juliya used to host Fuse Top 20 Countdown and other online programs.
Early Life and TV Career
Juliya Chernetsky was born in Ukraine. She grew up in Brooklyn, New York. She went to Fort Hamilton High School and later to Hunter College. She was a big fan of a music channel called MMUSA.
Juliya first appeared on TV on a show called Tastemakers. Her energetic and bold style quickly made her a favorite. After a year, she started hosting Uranium in June 2002.
Hosting Music Shows
Uranium was one of the few TV shows that played heavy metal music. It became very popular on MMUSA, which changed its name to Fuse TV in 2003.
Because Juliya was so popular, she got a new show called Metal Asylum. This show was similar to Uranium and ran for over 100 episodes. Around the same time, she also started hosting Slave to the Metal, a show where she gave music-related advice.
These shows allowed Juliya to interview many famous heavy metal bands. She also met her personal heroes. In just a few years, she became a key figure in music journalism. She helped new bands get noticed. She also got special access to big events, like the 10th anniversary of Ozzfest. Juliya also sometimes joined the team on IMX, which aired from 2003 to 2004.
On April 14, 2010, Juliya shared sad news on Twitter. She announced that Type O Negative frontman Peter Steele had passed away. She wrote, "Peter Steele passed today. I loved my friend...our idol...my heart is with his band and family..."
In 2011, Mistress Juliya hosted the Welcome to Rockville festival in Jacksonville, Florida. She was also the host for Rock on the Range 2011. This festival took place in Columbus, Ohio, on May 22 and 23. She introduced each band on the main stage. In July 2011, Juliya worked as a tour correspondent for the RockStar Mayhem Tour.
Return to Fuse
After being away from Fuse for more than two years, Juliya announced her return. She shared the news on Myspace. She came back to host a weekly countdown show for hard rock and metal music. She also appeared on The Weekly Riff, a discussion show hosted by Steven Smith. On September 22, 2008, she took over from Sami Jarroush as the host of No. 1 Countdown Rock.
Juliya later became the co-host of Fuse Top 20 Countdown with Allison Hagendorf. This show counts down the 20 most popular music videos of the week. It includes rock, pop, hip-hop, and R&B videos. The show also features interviews with the artists and popular celebrities.
Filmography
Year | Film | Credit | Notes |
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2003 | Uranium | Host | |
2004 | Electile Dysfunction | Host | |
2005 | Metal Asylum | Host | |
Ultimate Fuse Gig: The VJ Search | Host | ||
2009 | Gothkill | Demonatrix | |
2008 | "#1 Countdown Rock" | Host | |
2009 | "Let It Rock" | Host | |
2009 | "Live from Voodoo Experience" | Host | |
2010 | "Fuse Top 20 Countdown" | Host | |
2010 | "Live from Lollapalooza" | Host |