He took some time away from acting to focus on school, and then returned to performance in 2005. Since then, he has appeared in such projects as “Coach Carter”, “Take the Lead”, “Stop-Loss”, and “The Express”. In 2010, he was cast as Delmond Lambreaux on the hit series, “Treme”. The series is set to air its fourth and final season this year. He also appeared in the films, “The Dark Knight Rises” and “Don Jon”....
Early Life Ronn Moss was born on March 4, 1952 in Los Angeles, California. He was surrounded by the arts growing up, including rock music and theater. When he was 11, Moss began playing the drums, guitar, and bass. Player In 1976, Moss formed the rock band Player with Peter Beckett, J. C. Crowley, and John Friesen. The men soon attracted the attention of music impresario Robert Stigwood, who signed them to his RSO Records label....
The group was recognized as part of the original N.W.A. posse and credited on their first album. He moved to Washington D.C. in 1996 to work at Radio One’s 93.9 WKYS-FM where he started the Russ Parr Morning Show with Olivia Foxx. In 2002 the show went national. Parr directed the 2006 movie The Last Stand. He currently hosts the Russ Par Morning Show which is heard by more than three million listeners in 45 cities across the U....
Taylor-Wood directed and produced the 2008 short Love You More. In 2009 she directed the movie Nowhere Boy and in 2011 the short James Bond Supports International Women’s Day. Taylor-Wood will direct the upcoming Fifty Shades of Grey movie in 2015. In 2009 she received honorable mention for the Short Filmmaking Award at the Sundance Film Festival. She has also been nominated for three BAFTA Awards. She has overcome cancer twice and was appointed Officer of the Order of the British Empire in 2011....
A common version of Satoshi’s background claims he was born in Beppu, Japan, in July 1949, into a very poor family. His father was reportedly a Buddhist priest. His parents divorced, and Satoshi moved to California in 1959 with his mother. After graduating from college, Satoshi worked for a variety of defense department companies as a technology contractor. He has been married twice and has six children. Bitcoin Background Allegedly, Nakamoto began writing the code for bitcoin in 2007; the next year, they registered the domain name bitcoin....
Robertson also starred in and executive-produced the spin-off reality TV series “Going Si-Ral” (2016–2017) and starred in the reality series “Duck Commander” (2009–2011). He released the album “Me and My Smokin’ Hot Honey” in 2014, and he appeared in the 2015 film “Faith of Our Fathers” and a 2013 episode of “Last Man Standing.” In 2013, “Duck Dynasty” earned Si a Teen Choice Award nomination for Choice TV: Male Reality/Variety Star....
Susan began acting while in elementary school, and by age seven, she had played pivotal roles in such projects as “Julia,” “Ironsides,” and “Gunsmoke.” She rose to national fame appearing as Cindy Brady in the hit ’70s show, “The Brady Bunch.” She played the role of Cindy from 1969 to 1974, and she reprised the role on “The Brady Variety Hour,” in the television movie “The Brady Girls Get Married,” in the cartoon “The Brady Kids,” and in the short-lived early ’90s series, “The Bradys....
Early Life and Education Terry Gilliam was born on November 22, 1940 in Minneapolis, Minnesota to Beatrice and James. They soon moved to nearby Medicine Lake. In 1952, the family relocated to Los Angeles, California, settling in the San Fernando Valley. There, Gilliam went to Birmingham High School. A straight-A student, he was the president of his class and was voted “Most Likely to Succeed.” Gilliam went on to attend Occidental College, graduating in 1962 with his BA in political science....
It’s no wonder, then, that so many startups try to get the backing of a celebrity, somebody who’s already established themselves as a successful entrepreneur. Yet sometimes celebrities get involved with companies whose product – and sometimes founders – aren’t exactly clear. That’s the story behind Centra, a cryptocurrency startup whose core product is a prepaid card for spending cryptocurrencies like bitcoin. The company announced its product in August and quickly brought on celebrity endorsers like Floyd Mayweather and DJ Khaled....
Unfortunately, we rarely got to see that unfold on the court. Lillard and the Bucks secured the No. 3 seed in the Eastern Conference during his first season on the team, though the Bucks lost to the Indiana Pacers in the first round. This past season, Lillard had deep vein thrombosis—also known as a blood clot—in his right calf. He tried to come back for the postseason but tore his Achilles tendon in Game 4 of the first round, likely keeping him out for all of this upcoming season....
The petition, filed June 3 in Los Angeles Superior Court, targets accountant Rick Mozenter, who was appointed co-trustee of the James W. Buffett 1990 Trust following the singer’s death in September 2023. Jane, Buffett’s wife of 46 years, is the sole lifetime beneficiary of the trust, which holds the majority of the entertainer’s known estate assets. Their three children — Savannah, Delaney, and Cameron — are not beneficiaries of the marital trust during Jane’s lifetime....
Then, when it seemed like the dynasty might finally be over, the Warriors again won a title in 2022. They reached the Western Conference Semis this past season before bowing out to the Los Angeles Lakers, but they’ve made it clear: This team still has some gas left in the tank — and they’re one of the most valuable franchises in all of sports. Perhaps that’s why some investors who own minority shares in the team are looking to sell....
Early Life Asmongold was born Zachariah Hoyt on April 20, 1990, in Austin, Texas. He became interested in video games during his youth, and when he was 16 years old, a friend introduced him to “World of Warcraft.” Career In 2009, Asmongold began making YouTube videos about “World of Warcraft,” and he started streaming on Twitch two years later. At first he livestreamed on Twitch as a hobby, but he began doing it as a career in 2014....
In 2013 he reached 1 million YouTube subscribers and in 2014 he reached 1 billion views. His most viewed parodies include Miley Cyrus’ “Wrecking Ball” which has 64 million views, Katy Perry’s “Dark Horse” which has 62 million views, and Taylor Swift’s “I Knew You Were Trouble” which has 49 million views. He started posting videos of “Butthurt Comments” which fans sent in. Baker won a 2014 Webby Award for his parody of “Blurred Lines” in the category Online Film/Video: Video Remixes/Mashups....
Of course, not everybody who’s been let go from two consecutive jobs, as Ross was early in his career, is in a position to borrow ten grand from his mother, as he did. But after getting the boot from securities brokerage firm Laird and then again from Bear Stearns, he did just that and made the most of it, starting up his own real estate company, The Related Companies. That was in 1972, and Ross quickly found he had a knack for the work: It hasn’t necessarily been a steady climb for Ross since then, despite his success in real estate....
Early Life Billy Walters was born William T. Walters on July 15, 1946, in Munfordville, Kentucky. When Billy was 18 months old, his auto mechanic father died, and his alcoholic mother soon walked out on Walters and his two sisters. The children grew up poor and were raised by their grandmother in a home that did not have indoor plumbing. Billy’s grandmother was a devout Baptist, and she worked two jobs, washing dishes and cleaning houses, while she raised seven children....
As a musician, Rock has released four albums with the band the Payolas and one each with the bands Strange Advance, Zappacosta, Rock and Hyde, and Rockhead. Bob played bass on Motley Crüe’s 1989 album “Dr. Feelgood” and Metallica’s 2003 album “St. Anger.” He also provided background vocals on “Dr. Feelgood” and co-wrote all 11 tracks on “St. Anger.” Rock has produced, engineered, or mixed for several other artists, including Blue Murder, David Lee Roth, Cher, Skid Row, Veruca Salt, Our Lady Peace, Tonic, Joan Jett & the Blackhearts, Gavin Rossdale, The Offspring, Bush, Nelly Furtado, Survivor, and Loverboy....
He also played a recurring role on “Don’t Make Me Sick”. He is a regular commentator for NPR, and has also hosted “Countdown with Keith Olbermann” and “Some Assembly Required”. He has also written for The New York Times and the Minneapolis Star Tribune. From 2007-2012, he appeared as The Attorney on “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia”.
Career Earnings Over the course of his career, Bronson Arroyo earned $96 million in salary. His biggest single-season salary was $16.4 million, which came in 2013 from the Reds. Early Life and Education Bronson Arroyo was born on February 24, 1977 in Key West, Florida to Julie and Gus. He is of Cuban descent. As a teenager, Arroyo attended Hernando High School in Brooksville, Florida, where he was a star baseball player....
Their album Agents of Fortune in 1976 reached #29 in the US and #26 in the UK and #28 in Canada. Blue Oyster Cult has also released the albums Mirrors in 1979, Cultosaurus Erectus in 1980, Fire of Unknown Origin in 1981, The Revolution by Night in 1983, Club Ninja in 1985, Imaginos in 1988, Heaven Forbid in 1998, and Curse of the Hidden Mirror in 2001. Their single “Burnin’ for You” reached #1 on the US Rock chart....
