Out of curiosity, I just searched my email history to find the first instance of someone inviting me to a Zoom. It happened on January 13, 2020. Here’s what the person said: “I can chat anytime between 12-2pm EST. Just let me know and I’ll send you a Zoom invite.” And here’s my actual reply: “How about 1pm? And would it be possible to speak over phones as opposed to zoom?...
Cory Hardrict began his professional career in the late 90s, appearing on such television programs as “Felicity,” “Once and Again,” and “E.R.” He also appeared in the feature film, “Never Been Kissed.” Throughout the early 2000s, he went back and forth between television and film work, appearing on such projects as “Pacific Blue,” “Angel,” “Boston Public,” “The District,” “The Shield,” “Cold Case,” “Heroes,” “Crazy/Beautiful,” “Driftwood,” and “Gran Torino.” He recurred on the popular series, “Lincoln Heights,” and the reality series “Tia and Tamera,” which follows the lives of his then-wife, Tia Mowry, and her twin sister Tamera, who have been acting since they were children....
She and Ben Flajnik became engaged on the season finale of the show in March of 2012, but called it quits after eight months of dating, reportedly because they never saw each other. Ms. Robertson’s attitude on the show was widely criticized, and she was portrayed as the program’s villain. After her microphone was accidentally left on while producer’s spoke with her, portions of the conversation were leaked online which revealed that much of her behavior had been coached in order to create additional drama....
DeShawn was not invited back to appear on the second season because apparently she was too normal and did not create enough drama for the show’s producers. In addition to her appearance on reality television, DeShawn runs the DeShawn Snow Foundation which aims to improve the welfare and self-esteem of teenage girls. In January 2013, DeShawn and Eric Snow announced that they were separating after 12 years of marriage.
It might not have been the wisest move in the world to say such a thing to a reporter, since now the seller might have motivation to raise the price even more. But given Drake’s status as one of the richest hip hop artists in the world right now, he can probably be forgiven for that indiscretion – and perhaps that threat of a price spike would make a good incentive for him to pull the trigger, since according to the interviewer he seemed eager “to talk himself into the purchase,” saying “I should get it....
Early Life Fabrice Morvan was born on May 14, 1966 in Paris, France to parents from Guadeloupe. When he was 18, he moved to Germany and worked there as a dancer and model. Milli Vanilli In 1988, Morvan and German entertainer Rob Pilatus were signed by music producer Frank Farian as members of a new R&B act called Milli Vanilli. The group went on to release its debut album, “All or Nothing,” the same year....
During his career he had 707 tackles, four sacks, one defensive touchdown, five forced fumbles, 12 interceptions, and 23 pass deflections. He received the Arthur S. Arkush Humanitarian Award in 2009. Brackett earned his MBA after he retired and opened his own restaurant in Indianapolis. He authored the book Winning: From Walk-On to Captain, In Football and Life.
The Band also released the albums Everybody Loves a Clown and She’s Just My Style in 1965, Hits Again and (You Don’t Have To) Paint Me a A Picture in 1966, New Directions, Listen!, and Gary Lewis & The Playboys in 1967, Gary Lewis Now! in 1968, and Close Cover Before Playing, Rhythm!, and I’m on the Right Road Now in 1969. Their debut single “This Diamond Ring” reached #1 in the US and their singles “Count Me In”, “Save Your Heart for Me”, “Everybody Loves a Clown”, and “She’s Just My Style” all reached the Top 5....
When he last played in the NFL in 2010, he played for the San Diego Chargers. His typical salary per year averaged $385 thousand. Glen is also famous outside of sports thanks to his appearance as one of the stars of the Bravo TV show “Most Eligible Dallas.” The first line of the show’s description will tell it all – “They’re young, they’re hot, they’re single.”
Greg Gumbel was a pioneering American television sportscaster known for breaking barriers as one of the first African American broadcasters to host major sporting events. His career in broadcasting began in Chicago in the early 1970s, and he joined ESPN in 1979 as one of their first anchors. In 1988, Gumbel moved to CBS Sports, where he would make much of his lasting impact. He became the first African American announcer to call a major sports championship when he hosted Super Bowl XXXV in 2001....
Next, imagine that you receive a phone call. The voice on the other end needs you to come to Cleveland, immediately. You’d probably respond “No way!” and attempt to end the call. But then the voice on the line offers you $53,000 to come to Cleveland for just one week. Would that make you pack your bags? Such was the life of Rex Grossman this week, who turned down an offer from the Cleveland Browns after the team came calling in search of a quarterback....
Side note: The King of Thailand is currently the richest person in Thailand with a net worth of $30 billion. That’s three times richer than Dhanin Chearavanont! Dhanin Chearavanont was born in Bangkok, in 1938 to a family of humble means. His father, Chia Ek Chor, had immigrated from China only ten years earlier carrying with him a small stash of seeds to grow cabbage, radishes, turnips, and cauliflower — which were very hard to obtain in Thailand at the time....
He released his debut studio album John David Souther in 1972 and the album Black Rose in 1976. His album You’re Only Lonely was released in 1979 and reached #41 in the US and #68 in Canada. Souther also released the albums Home by Dawn in 1984, Natural History in 2011, Midnight in Tokyo in 2012, and Tenderness in 2015. Souther’s single “You’re Only Lonely” reached #1 on the US Adult Contemporary chart and #7 on the Billboard Hot 11 chart....
In 2016, Jhené released a collaborative album with rapper Big Sean under the name Twenty88. The project delved into the complex dynamics of relationships and featured a seamless blending of Aiko’s R&B vocals with Big Sean’s sharp rap verses. Aiko’s second album, “Trip,” came out in 2017. It was accompanied by a short film and poetry collection. This multifaceted project dealt heavily with themes of grief, love, and healing, as it was inspired by her brother’s death....
Carter’s early career was in the military; he graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 1946 and served in the Navy, where he worked in the submarine program. This period was crucial in shaping his technical and leadership skills. He left the Navy in 1953 following the death of his father and took over the family peanut farming business, which he expanded successfully. His political career began with his election to the Georgia Senate in 1962, and he became Governor of Georgia in 1971....
After passing the California bar exam in 1963, he began working as a Deputy City Attorney handling criminal cases. He launched his own firm, Cochran, Atkins, & Evans, in 1965 in Illinois. By the late ’70s, he had become known as the “go-to” lawyer for cases involving police brutality and crime. Johnnie moved back to the West Coast to serve as Los Angeles’ first black Assistant District Attorney. In 1983, he opened his own law firm in California, and his profile continued to grow....
Early Life Joy Mangano was born on February 1, 1956, in East Meadow, New York. She is the daughter of Italian-American parents. Mangano’s love for invention started when she was a teenager. While working in an animal hospital in Huntington, Long Island, she came up with an idea for a fluorescent flea collar to protect pets. She graduated from Pace University with a degree in business administration in 1978. Miracle Mop Invention After holding down various jobs (including waiting tables and working as an airline reservations manager) to support her family, the single mom of three came up with the Miracle Mop in 1990....
Hellerstein called Weinstein’s proposal “obnoxious,” while a statement filed by attorneys for six of Weinstein’s accusers in the case called it “a cruel hoax,” owing in part to the fact that not one part of the settlement includes Weinstein accepting responsibility for his actions or even admitting any wrongdoing. Those attorneys also released a statement after the decision, expressing their approval of the settlement’s rejection: “We have been saying for over a year and a half that the settlement terms and conditions were unfair and should never be imposed on sexual assault survivors....
Kerr Van Cleve Smith was born in Exton, Pennsylvania, in 1972. For college he enrolled in the University of Vermont and joined the Kappa Sigma fraternity. He made his acting debut on soap opera “As the World Turns”, where he played Teddy Ellison “Ryder” Hughes for 24 episodes. Smith followed that up with his film debut in 1999’s “Hit and Runway” and “Lucid Days in Hell”. He went on to appear in “The Broken Hearts Club: A Romantic Comedy” before landing the role of Carter Horton in the popular movie “Final Destination”....
Early Life Lucas Cruikshank was born on August 29, 1993 in Columbus, Nebraska to Dave and Molly. He has two brothers and five sisters. Cruikshank was educated at Lakeview High School near Columbus. Fred Figglehorn Through his YouTube channel JKL Productions, which he created with his cousins Jon and Katie, Cruikshank originally introduced the character of Fred Figglehorn in June of 2006. The first official video starring the character was uploaded a few months later....
