Supreme was founded in 1994 in New York City by James Jebbia. He was born in New York City and grew up in the U.K. His mother was English and his father an American in the U.S. Air Force. Jebbia was a child actor in the U.K. in the late 1970s. He moved back to New York City at 19 in the early 1980s. He worked at a skate shop and clothing store called Parachute in the SoHo neighborhood of Manhattan....
At one point Hill was one of the highest paid actors in Italy. He has starred in movies including They Call Me Trinity, My Name Is Nobody, Django, Prepare a Coffin, and more. He won a Bambi Award in 1975, Bravo Otto Germany Awards in 1974 and 1975, and a David di Donatello Career Award in 2010. Hill was discovered at 12 years old by Italian filmmaker Dino Risi.
“Shoeless” Joe’s Baseball Bat Price: $577,610 “Shoeless” Joe Jackson, also known as Joseph Jefferson Jackson, played Major League Baseball for the Philadelphia Athletics, the Cleveland Naps, and the Chicago White Sox over the course of a 12-year career. He is considered to be one of the best outfielders of all time. His career was marred by scandal and he was banned from play in 1920. He still holds the record for 3rd highest career batting average in MLB history....
Pablo Picasso, Le Repos, 1932: $36.9 Million Andy Warhol, Double Elvis [Ferus Type], 1963: $37 Million Vincent van Gogh, Vue de l’asile et de la Chapelle Saint-Paul de Mausole (Saint-Rémy), 1889: $39.7 Million Pan Tianshou, View from the Peak, 1963: $41.4 Million Jean-Michel Basquiat, Flexible, 1984: $45.3 Million Francis Bacon, Study for Portrait, 1977: $49.8 Million Jackson Pollock, Composition with Red Strokes, 1950: $55.4 Million Pablo Picasso, La Dormeuse, 1932: $57....
While those moments were certainly wild, they weren’t nearly as confounding as the Falcons signing quarterback Kirk Cousins to a four-year, $180 million contract last offseason and then selecting Michael Penix Jr.—a 24-year-old rookie quarterback—with the eighth pick in the NFL Draft. Cousins and his camp were understandably perplexed. Why commit so much money to a player only to immediately draft his replacement? We may never know the answer, but after the Falcons just benched Cousins in favor of Penix, it could prove to be a VERY costly decision....
Oh and in case you were wondering, the #1 highest paid CEO in America last year was Charif Souki, Chairman, President and CEO of Cheniere Energy. Charif Souki took home $141,949,280 in 2013. Martine Rothblatt has had one heck of a career. Prior to United Therapeutics, she helped co-founded both Sirius Radio and a company called GeoStar. She made a massive personal fortune along the way. She is an attorney, entrepreneur, author, spouse, and parent....
However, they’re spending a ton of money to compete. In fact, they’ll pay a whopping $82.4 million for one player. This player must be a star, right? Surely it’s someone like Steph Curry or Klay Thompson, or even Draymond Green, a multi-tool player that makes his teammates better. Maybe Kevin Durant is returning to the Bay Area? Nope, it’s journeyman wing Kelly Oubre Jr. According to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, the Warriors traded a 2021 protected first-round pick to the Oklahoma City Thunder to acquire Oubre....
Having grown up in West Texas, he was first introduced to racetracks but eventually wound up falling in love with rodeo. In 1980, he won the New Mexico High School Rodeo Bull Riding and All Around title. The following year he won the award for Team Roping and All Around title. After graduating from high school, Tuff attended the Sul Ross State University where he became a member of the rodeo team....
Vincent Price was an American television, film, stage, and voice actor who had a net worth of $5 million. Vincent Price was best known for his deep voice, starring roles in black and white horror films, and his spooky contributions to recordings such as “Monster Mash” and Michael Jackson’s “Thriller.” Vincent was also an art collector and gourmet cook who was just as talented at poaching and pureeing as he was at portraying hair-raising ghouls....
Wayne Sermon was born in American Fork, Utah in June 1984. He plays the guitar, mandolin, cello, and piano. Imagine Dragons formed in Las Vegas, Nevada in 2008. Their debut studio album Night Visions was released in 2012 and reached #1 on the US Rock chart as well as #2 in the US and the UK, #3 in Canada and Ireland, #4 in Australia, and #5 in New Zealand. Imagine Dragons released the album Smoke + Mirrors in 2015 and the album reached #1 in the US, Canada, and the UK....
Johan Eliasch was born in Stockholm, Sweden in 1962. He is one of Europe’s most successful businessmen. In addition to his duties at Head, he is also chairman of Equity Partners, Aman Resorts, and London Films. He is an advisory board member of Brasilinvest, Societe du Louvre, Stockholm Resilience Centre, Capstar, Foundation for Renewable Energy and Environment, Centre for Social Justice and the British Olympic Association. He is a member of the Mayors of London’s, Jerusalem, and Rome’s International Business Advisory Councils....
He landed three lines in the Florida-filmed feature The Walking Dead, which earned him a Screen Actors Guild (SAG) card, and Calderon was well on his way to earning a living as a professional actor. He had a recurring role in the TV series Second Noah and appeared in the telefilm Summer of Fear and Love’s Deadly Triangle: The Texas Cadet Murder. Among Calderon’s other television credits are guest appearances on Veronica Mars, The Shield, CSI: Miami, 24, NYPD Blue, ER and Profiler....
Early Life Lawrence Peter Berra was born on May 12, 1925, in St. Louis, Missouri, in a primarily Italian neighborhood called The Hill. His parents, Pietro and Paolina, were Italian immigrants. Yogi grew up across the street from his friend and later competitor Joe Garagiola Sr. Berra attended St. Mary’s High School and began playing baseball in local American Legion Baseball leagues. This is where he received the nickname “Yogi” from his friend Jack Maguire after a newsreel he saw about India in which he said Berra resembled a yogi from India while sitting around with his arms and legs crossed waiting to bat or looking sad after a loss....
The 1942 Martin D-18 guitar belonged to Elvis between 1954 and 1956, a historically important period in the singer’s career. He recorded a lot of material with the guitar, including classics like “Blue Moon of Kentucky,” and now it belongs to an anonymous collector who also has the honor of owning the single most expensive piece of Elvis memorabilia in history. Besides the momentous rock and roll history that flows through the instrument, its most distinctive feature is probably the homemade adhesive metal lettering on the lower part of the guitar....
Green has also worked on TV mini-series It’s a Mall World and Winter Tales as well as the series Holliston and the biographical talk show television series Adam Green’s Scary Sleepover and Horrified. Green has also worked on the shorts A Voice Named Reason, Columbus Day Weekend, Stagefright, Oh, Sherri, Steven’s Room, The Real World Hollywood, Midnight, Trick or Treat, King in the Box, The Tiffany Problem, The Tivo, Fairy Tail Police, Saber, Jack Chop, Just Take One, Downloading and You, Driving Lessons, Halloween Hugs, Saber III, Turn Off your Blood Phone, Happy Halloween, Monster Problems, and Don’t Do It!...
Early Life & Education Akihito was born in the Tokyo Imperial Palace in Tokyo, Japan, on December 23, 1933. He is the eldest son of Emperor Showa and Empress Kojun. At birth, Akihito was the Heir-Apparent of the Chrysanthemum Throne. As a child, he was given the title Prince Tsugu and educated by private tutors before attending elementary and secondary classes at Peers’ School from 1940 to 1952. Akihito and his younger brother were evacuated during the American firebombing raids in 1945....
Alexandra Grant was born in Fairview Park, Ohio in April 1973. She graduated from the International School of Paris, Swarthmore College, and the California College of the Arts. Grant uses mediums including painting, drawing, video, sculpture, and more. She had her first solo exhibition in 2007 at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles. Alexandra Grant’s work has been described as a radical collaboration with other writers and artists....
She went on to get her Masters in French Literature from NYU and her JD from Benjamin Cardozo School of Law. She has four children, three with Reid Drescher and one child, Harrison, from her first husband, Harry Dubin. When Aviva was six years-old, she was in a farm accident when her left foot got severely hurt at a friend’s upstate New York dairy farm. A few months later her leg was amputated as a result of that accident....
The press release announcing the launch of the Dalio Center for Health Justice says that it will be “dedicated to understanding and improving health equity, addressing health justice, and driving action that results in measurable improvements in health outcomes for all.” That will include the promotion of the concept of health justice and to directly address the issue with research, health education, and other programs that will seek to “foster equity in clinical operations and enhance the culturally sensitive care provided by NewYork-Presbyterian....
The trouble began when the 20-year-old man in question took his Ferrari 458 Italia to a dealership with the hopes of upgrading it to a newer model (this, despite the fact that he had a reported 14 other cars in his garage at home at the time). The trade-in price quoted was $193,500, which sounds like a lot, but wasn’t quite enough to cover the cost of the new car he wanted....
