Early Life Kerry Lee Wood was born on June 16, 1977, in Irving, Texas. He attended MacArthur High School, where he played baseball for three years before continuing his education at Grand Prairie High School and playing his final season of high school baseball. Kerry had originally committed to play college baseball at McLennan Community College in Waco when he was drafted as the fourth overall selection in the 1995 MLB Draft by the Chicago Cubs....
Her best known role has come starring as Maxie Jones on the soap opera General Hospital since 2005. Storms also played Jones on the 2007 series General Hospital: Night Shift. She has also appeared in episodes of the TV series Second Noah, You Wish, Any Day Now, 7th Heaven, That’s So Raven, and CSI: Miami. Storms won a Soap Opera Digest Award in 2001 and a Young Artist Award in 2002 for Days of Our Lives....
Following suit, in January 2013 Liza Morales appeared on the VH1 reality special “Starter Wives Confidential”. Starter Wives Confidential aired three episodes and followed the lives of seven women who are former girlfriends and wives of big celebrities. Most of the women on the show dated their men before they become wealthy and famous and were subsequently left for new women after striking it big time. The show was abruptly canceled after just three episodes due to low ratings....
The line of products is available online and through the Home Shopping Network. He also serves as executive vice president of Multimedia Exposure, Inc., a company that serves as a “go-between” for various home shopping programs and channels. He became a household name in 2006, when he appeared on “The Bachelor”. He subsequently produced and appeared in a spoof reality series online called, “America’s Next Top Dog: The Princess”. In 2010, his first novel, a historical romance based on the life of his relative, Princess Pauline Bonaparte Borghese, was published....
Lou Gehrig was born in Yorkville, Manhattan, New York in June 1903 and passed away in June 1941. He was a first basemen who batted and threw left handed. Gehrig made his Major League Baseball debut for the New York Yankees in 1923 and played for the team his entire career through 1939. He was an All-Star seven years in a row and a six time World Series champion. Gehrig was the American League MVP in 1927 and 1936 and won the Triple Crown in 1934....
Magnus Uggla stands as one of Sweden’s most distinctive and controversial pop artists, combining rock, new wave, and pop music with sharp-tongued, satirical lyrics that often challenge Swedish society’s norms. Since emerging in the mid-1970s, Uggla has maintained a prominent position in Swedish popular culture through his unique blend of provocative social commentary, theatrical performances, and catchy melodies. His career spans over four decades, during which he has released numerous hit albums, hosted television shows, and become known for his flamboyant persona and unflinching criticism of everything from class politics to popular culture....
Early Years Marc Cherry was born on March 23, 1962, in Long Beach, California, to accountant Truman Cherry and his wife Martha. Cherry attended Troy High School in Fullerton, California, followed by California State University, a public research university also in Fullerton. He graduated in 1985 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theater. The following year, he appeared as a contestant on the American game show “The $100,000 Pyramid” and won $15,000....
Early Life Matthew Roy Kenseth was born on March 10th, 1972, in Cambridge, Wisconsin, the son of Roy and Nicola Kenseth. His father trained him in the sport of racing, striking an agreement with his young son that he would buy cars and Kenseth would work on them until he was old enough to drive. Kenseth began serious stock car racing in 1998 at the age of 16, where he debuted at the Madison National Speedway....
Richard McVey was born in Painesville, Ohio. He graduated from Miami (Ohio) University and the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University. McVey married Lara Spencer in 2018. He is the chairman and chief executive officer of the electronic trading platform MarketAxess and founded the company in 2000. He was hired by JP Morgan in 1991 and ran the North American Futures and Options Business and became a managing director....
Pastors are no longer solely interested in getting people to Heaven; they’ve morphed into savvy businessmen with their eye on the bottom line. They’ve taken personal branding to heart and amassed fortunes doing so. In fact, a few wealthy Nigerian Pastors spent about $225 million acquiring private jets a few years ago. David Oyedepo, for example, bought a Gulfstream V jet for $30 million. He has a private collection of four different planes....
Robert Lewandowski was born in Warsaw, Poland on August 21, 1988. He was the top goal scorer in both the third and second tiers of the Polish league while with Znicz Pruszkow, scoring 21 goals in 32 appearances. He moved to Lech Poznan, and was again the top goal scorer as the club won the 2009-10 Ekstraklasa. In 2010-11, Lewandowski moved to Borussia Dortmund. Overall, he’s scored 165 goals in 301 club matches....
Early Life & Career Ryan Dungey was born on December 4, 1989, in Belle Plain, Minnesota, the son of Troy and Michelle Dungey. He has two siblings: an older brother named Jade and a younger brother named Blake. His brothers and his father were all amateur racers. Growing up, Ryan attended Guardian Angels Catholic School in Chaska, Minnesota. At 16, he was signed to a pro racing contract. Ryan did not do well in the amateur mini-bike classes prior to signing his contract in 2006....
Sinéad O’Connor began her music career in the late 1980s as a member of a band called Ton Ton Macoute. Her work with the band earned her a record deal with Ensign Records. Her first major project under Ensign Records was a collaboration with legendary U2 guitarist The Edge, for a song that was used in the 1986 movie “Captive.” In 1987, at the age of 20, O’Connor produced her first album, “The Lion and the Cobra....
Following the breakup, Sting launched a highly successful solo career that allowed him to expand his sound and explore new genres. His debut solo album, “The Dream of the Blue Turtles” (1985), showcased his interest in jazz and featured collaborations with acclaimed musicians like Branford Marsalis. Subsequent albums such as “Nothing Like the Sun” (1987), “Ten Summoner’s Tales” (1993), and “Brand New Day” (1999) produced enduring hits like “If I Ever Lose My Faith in You,” “Fields of Gold,” and “Desert Rose....
Las Vegas-based billionaire Sheldon Adelson has seen his net worth drop by $8.42 billion thanks to the hit the coronavirus shutdowns had on the casino industry. With hotels and casinos shut down for months, the industry was basically bleeding money. Adelson’s Las Vegas Sands had a 51% drop in revenue during the first quarter of 2020. As a result, shares in the Las Vegas resort have dropped dramatically. The Oracle of Omaha, Warren Buffett, has seen his net worth drop by $8....
Every team has done something to boost relief efforts. For example, Miami Heat owner Mickey Arison donated $1 million to help part-time arena workers. The Los Angeles, Lakers, and Kings have done the same, combining to create a fund for Staples Center employees, nearly all of whom are part-time. It’s great seeing teams and owners step up, but for some players, that’s not enough. 97 NBA players and the NBA Foundation have donated a total of $5....
That puts the asking price for Opus at an impressive $79.9 million, which is about $20 million more than the $59.9 million the price was set at in May of this year. However, it’s still about $20 million short of its original asking price when it went up for sale back in 2017, when it was priced at $100 million. Since then, it has seen several price reductions over the years, but this is the first time it’s seen an increase in price, instead....
In addition to representing celebrities, Mesereau has dedicated significant time to pro bono work, offering legal services to underprivileged clients. His Mesereau Free Legal Clinic in Los Angeles provides free legal assistance to those in need. Over the years, his dedication to justice, trial advocacy, and civil rights has earned him numerous awards and professional accolades. Early Years Thomas Arthur Mesereau Jr. was born on July 1, 1950, at the U....
How much of a bargain? When Nordegren first put it up for sale in March 2018, she was aiming for almost $50 million, and when she relisted it in November of that same year it was at $44.5 million. At any price, the property is a waterfront gem located in the Palm Beach, Florida community of Seminole Landing, optimized for privacy, security, and luxury. Here’s how it was described in a recent listing from Sotheby’s International Realty Palm Beach: “Secluded on 1....
Travis Kalanick was a controversial figure at Uber and in the business world at large. He resigned from Uber in June 2017 following a series of damning reports that detailed the company’s alleged unethical culture. Travis reportedly ignored rampant sexual harassment at the company for years. It didn’t help that just a few months before resigning, an Uber driver released a video in which Travis could be seen and heard berating the driver....
