As for the recently sold house, it spreads across more than 3,000 square feet stacked on three stories, with room for four bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, a wine cellar, and much more. As The Agency’s official listing for the property explains: “Chic Hollywood Elegance above the Sunset Strip paired with the perfect contemporary blend of style and escape. The City Life is here. Incredible city light views from the main level with a sliding glass wall....

As crazy as it may sound, Amancio Ortega is by far and away the world’s most successful and powerful fashion mogul. Perhaps you’ve never heard of Amancio, but there’s a very good chance you’ve purchased something from Zara, the global retail conglomerate he founded and controls. Despite his overwhelming power and wealth, Amancio has managed to live almost entirely outside of the public eye. He has rarely been photographed and amazingly, has only given three interviews in his entire life!...

Early Life and Career Beginnings Anita Denise Baker was born on January 26, 1958, in Toledo, Ohio. When her mother abandoned her at the age of two, she was raised by a foster family in Detroit, Michigan. At twelve, her foster parents passed away, and she was put under the care of her foster sister. By the time she was sixteen, Baker was already singing R&B at nightclubs in the city....

By the way, we often report about “market cap” on Celebrity Net Worth, and occasionally people contact us with questions about what that means and how it is calculated. Market cap, or more formally, market capitalization, is calculated by multiplying a company’s stock price by the total number of its outstanding shares. As an example, let’s consider the (very real?) possibility that CNW becomes a public company. Let’s also assume the public offering made 1 million shares available to public investors on an exchange such as the NYSE....

The 2006 publication sold 50,000 copies. She also worked for OK! Magazine and New! Magazine as BB8’s columnist as well as appearing on popular British programs and becoming the face of La Senza Underwear range. Houghton also fronted PETA’s campaign, Fight Impotence, Go Vegetarian. Despite her ‘dipsy’ personality, Houghton left school at 15 with seven GCSEs then worked in a bank as an insurance sales rep. She has a daughter Dolly Reid (born 2012) with TV personality Alex Reid....

He created and wrote Rush Hour in 2007 and wrote, produced, and appeared in Dead Set in 2008. He has also created, presented, wrote, or appeared in Charlie Brooker’s Gameswipe in 2008, You Have Been Watching from 2009 to 2010, Newswipe with Charlie Brooker from 2009 to 2010, Charlie Brooker’s 2010 Wipe in 2010, How TV Ruined Your Life in 2010, Charlie Brooker’s 2011 Wipe in 2011, and 10 O’Clock Live from 2011 to 2013....

Dykstra also works as a freelance game journalist. Chloe dated Chris Hardwick. On June 15, 2018, Chloe posted a scathing account of their relationship to Medium. In the post, she accuses Hardwick of being both physically and emotionally abusive during their time dating. The post sent shock-waves through the entertainment industry and caused several companies to distance themselves from Hardwick.

Christi Paul was born in Bellevue, Ohio in January 1969. She graduated from the University of Toledo and started her career at WDTV in Clarksburg, West Virginia before she worked as a reporter and anchor in Phoenix, Arizona and Boise, Idaho. Paul joined HLN in 2003.She authored the book Love Isn’t Supposed to Hurt in 2012. Christi Paul was a third runner up to Miss Ohio in 1993 after being Miss Mansfield and Miss Greater Cleveland....

Clive Standen was born in Hollywood, County Down, Northern Ireland in July 1981. In 2011 he starred as Gawain on the television series Camelot. Standen starred as Bryan Mills on the TV series Taken from 2017 to 2018. From 2013 to 2018 he starred as Rollo on the series Vikings. Clive Standen had a recurring role as Gabriel Taylor on the television series Mirage in 2020. He began starring as Anthony Lavelle on the TV series Council of Dads in 2020....

In 2000 he got a recurring role as Robert “Robbie” Miller in the TV series Normal, Ohio. His best known role was as Zach Young on the ABC comedy-drama Desperate Housewives from 2004 to 2011. He has also appeared in episodes of Boston Public, NYPD Blue, Family Affair, Boomtown, Phil of the Future, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Side Order of Life, Criminal Minds, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, and It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia....

A 1919 painting by Amedeo Modigliani sold for $42.8 million in November. It was formerly owned by A. Alfred Taubman. Fun fact about Taubman: he spent time in prison for an auction house price fixing scandal. He acquired Sotheby’s in 1983. In the early 2000s, he was convicted and sent to jail for 10 months in an international price-fixing conspiracy with auction house Christie’s. Taubman passed away in April 2015 at the age of 91....

The Rise of Digg.com: If you were bored at work between 2006 and 2010, Digg.com was your lifeblood. Before Facebook released the Newsfeed and way before Twitter had even been conceived, if you wanted to kill time during the day you checked the homepage of Digg.com. Digg aggregated the best news stories from all over the world and allowed users to vote their favorites to the homepage by “digging” or “burying” articles....

Watson released a total of 38 studio albums and 15 live albums starting with his self-titled debut in 1964. Watson often performed with his son Merle Watson until Merle passed away in an accident on their family farm in 1985. Doc Watson won Grammy Awards for Best Ethnic Or Traditional Recording, Best Country Instrumental Performance, Best Traditional Folk Recording, and Best Traditional Folk Album. Doc Watson passed away on May 29, 2012 at the age of 89....

Located in Medina, Washington, the waterfront mansion itself is over 66,000 square feet. Nicknamed “Xanadu 2.0”, which is a reference to the fictional home of Charles Foster Kane from the movie “Citizen Kane”. The Pacific Lodge-style home took seven years and $63 million to build. Three hundred workers were required to build the house, of which more than one hundred were electricians who installed an estimated 52 miles of optic cables!...

The Ferraris you’ll be getting are in terrific shape. The F40 was built to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Italian car maker. Ferrari produced a total of 1315 F40s between 1987 and 1992. Incredibly, the 1990 F40 offered in this package has just 201 miles on the odometer! That is a shockingly low number of miles for a car that is 23 years old. The F50 is in equally good shape....

Known for his refined approach to American cuisine, Zakarian gained early recognition as executive chef at New York’s legendary Le Cirque in the 1980s. He went on to open several acclaimed restaurants including Town and Country, and The Lambs Club in New York City. His signature style combines classic techniques with contemporary American flavors. As a television personality, Zakarian has become one of Food Network’s most recognizable faces. He appears as a judge on “Chopped,” hosts “The Kitchen,” and won “The Next Iron Chef: Super Chefs” in 2011....

Sara Blakely was born on February 21, 1971 in Clearwater, Florida. She attended Florida State University where she was in the Delta Delta Delta sorority and got a degree in Communications. She had planned, originally, to become an attorney, but after scoring a poor result on the LSAT, her plan shifted. After her law school dreams evaporated, Sara took a job at Walt Disney World and did stand-up comedy at night....

Brazil’s World Cup expenditures have become a lightning rod in what has been a long running battle between the Brazilian government and its critics. Many Brazilians are disgusted that the government has decided to willingly waste billions of tax payer money on a series of soccer games instead of delivering the most basic needs – education, healthcare, and affordable housing – to many of its 200 million citizens. Brazil has spent BILLIONS getting their country ready to host soccer’s premiere event....

He was born James Child Drury on April 18, 1934, in New York City, New York. Being the son of a New York University professor, Drury spent his childhood dividing his time between Manhattan and Oregon, where his mother ran a ranch. Drury was just eight-years-old when he made his stage debut as King Herod in a Christmas production at a Greenwich Village settlement house. By the age of 10, he turned into a voracious reader, often acting out the characters in the books....