Not only has Vicki consistently been one of the highest-paid celebrities in China for the last two decades, but she is also a savvy entrepreneur. In America, Zhao’s level of success would land her on the front page of the Wall Street Journal. In China, this kind of success has landed Vicki in extremely hot water with her government. To the point where she was recently deleted from Chinese internet and streaming platforms and then had to hop on a private jet, flee the country, and might be living on the run at this very moment....

As a Nationwide Series competitor, he has had two wins, six poles, and 51 Top Ten finishes. In the Sprint Cup series, he has had one win and three Top Tens. He races for Woods Brothers Racing in the Sprint Cup Series and for Roush Fenway Racing in the Nationwide Series. He won the 2011 Daytona 500.

Early Life Adams was born on August 27, 1961, in Houston, Texas. She is the oldest of six children. Her mother, Eula Adams, was a gospel singer, and her father, Eddie Adams, was a minister. Adams began singing in church at a young age, and she quickly developed a love for gospel music. Breakthrough in Music Yolanda’s debut album, “Just as I Am,” was released in 1987, but it was her third album, “Through The Storm” in 1991, that catapulted her into the gospel music spotlight....

Back in 2004, one Lake Toho’s lakefront residents was a man named Walter Medlin. Walter Medlin was a bit of an eccentric and mysterious character. Over the previous decades, Walter’s neighbors had surely read newspaper stories about his IRS battles. They called him the “Howard Hughes of Osceola County” (a reference to the highly reclusive billionaire portrayed by Leonardo DiCaprio in the 2004 film “The Aviator”). Walter lived in a 2,600 square foot house along the shore of Lake Toho....

In 1997 40 Glocc formed his own band called the “Zoo Crew” and recorded their first album, “Migrate, Adapt or Die.” He recorded his first solo album “The Jakal” after striking a deal with Empire Musicweek, but later decided to leave and sign with the Infamous Records label. 40 Glocc has been touring with artists such as G-Unit, Mobb Deep and more. He has worked with many groups including his own “Zoo Babies” as well as getting his own label, “ZooLife Ent....

Eric Carle was born in Syracuse, New York in June 1928. He lived in Germany during World War II and was conscripted to dig trenches on the Siegfried line. Carle moved to New York City in 1952 with $40. He worked for The New York Times as a graphic designer in the promotion department. He served in the U.S. Army as a mail clerk during the Korean War. Carle later became director of an advertising agency....

As of this writing, she has been nominated for 18 Emmys, one Grammy, and one Academy Award. She has won four Emmys, a Golden Globe, and three SAG awards. For many years, she held the record for most Emmy wins by a black actor. Regina King tied her record in September 2020. Early Life and Education Alfre Woodard was born on November 8, 1952, in Tulsa, Oklahoma. She is the daughter of homemaker Constance and entrepreneur and interior designer Marion, and she has two older siblings....

Cartwright reprised the role of Linda Williams in the series Make Room for Granddaddy from 1970 to 1971. In 1965 she starred as Brigitta in the movie The Sound of Music. Cartwright co-writes and publishes a bi-annual journal called Pasticcio quartz. She has also authored five books. Cartwright has also appeared in episodes of the TV series Airwolf, High School U.S.A., The Love Boat, Logan’s Run, Adam-12, My Three Sons, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, and The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour....

Early Life Ashlynn Brooke was born on August 14, 1985 in Choctaw, Oklahoma. As a youth, she was a cheerleader for several years, beginning in the third grade. She continued cheerleading as a teen at Choctaw High School. After graduating, Brooke worked for a while at a used car dealership. Career Beginnings Having developed a fondness for adult films early in life, Brooke decided to join the adult entertainment industry herself....

Frank Sinatra Wealth In the late 80s, during a period of decline, Sinatra’s accountants calculated his net worth to be $14 million– a surprisingly small number. However, after his death in the late 90s, his family began fighting over a will that was worth somewhere between $200 million and $600 million. Barbara also inherited several estates, including mansions in Beverly Hills, Malibu, and Palm Springs. She also inherited the rights to some of Sinatra’s most valuable recordings, control of his likeness and his personal possessions....

She made both her film and television debuts the same year, appearing in a guest-starring role on “The Powers of Matthew Star” and the film, “Just Do It”. However, it was her second film role, in “Private School”, that caused audiences to take notice of her. She has gone back and forth between film and television work continuously since the mid-80s, including such projects as “Avenging Angel”, “Camp Fear”, the “Saw” franchise, “T....

Thus, he created his own paranormal team called the Las Vegas Paranormal Investigations of Mysterious Phenomena Squad (P.I.M.P.S). Next, he got asked to be the EVP analyst for the Ghost Adventures TV series, and served as the equipment specialist in the first season of Paranormal Challenge. In addition, he is a presenter at many Darkness Radio Events and his work can be found on Aeron’s Vlogs on YouTube. He is currently based in Las Vegas, Nevada where he lives with his wife Diana Tolley and their three children....

Early Life Chip Foose was born Douglas Sam Foose on October 13, 1963, in Santa Barbara, California. When he was 7 years old, he started working on cars for Project Design, his father’s company. With the encouragement of auto designer Alex Tremulus, Foose enrolled at the Art Center College of Design in the early ’80s, but he dropped out because of financial difficulties two years later. He then spent four years working at Clenet Coachworks before returning to the school, and he graduated in 1990....

Early Life and Education Columbus Short Jr. was born on September 19, 1982 in Kansas City, Missouri. He has two brothers named John and Chris. When he was five years old, Short moved with his family to Los Angeles, California, where he began acting in a youth theater. As a teenager, he attended Marcos De Niza High School in Tempe, Arizona, as well as El Segundo High School and Orange County School of the Arts back in Southern California....

The album also hit #1 on the Billboard Rap Albums chart. His second album El Principe: Ghost Edition was released in 2010. The album contained “Prrrum” remixes featuring Nardo Ranks and Wisin & Yandel. His album El Nino was released in 2012 and featured Wisin & Yandel and Los Mafiaboyz. The album featured the singles “Si Tu No Estas”, “Sonando Despierto”, and “Rompan Fila”. He also released the mixtape War Kingz in 2012 and the albums Santa Cos and Teflon Face in 2014....

Early Life Cosmo Jarvis was born Harrison Cosmo Krikoryan Jarvis on September 1, 1989, in Ridgewood, New Jersey. Jarvis is the son of a British father and Armenian-American mother, and his family moved to England when he was three months old. During his childhood, Cosmo and his younger brother relocated to Totnes, Devon, with their mother. Acting Career In 2009, Jarvis lent his voice to the short film “The Alley Way,” which he also wrote, directed, and produced....

Craig Carton is known for his hosting gigs on such programs as “Carton and Roberts,” “The Carton Show,” and “Boomer and Carton.” During its decade-long run, “Boomer and Carton” became the most-listened-to show in the history of New York’s WFAN radio. On September 6, 2017, Craig Carton was arrested by the FBI in relation to an alleged $5.6 million ticket scam fraud. Carton allegedly duped investors out of $5.6 million to cover “staggering gambling debts”....

Geffen Records became a powerhouse in the music industry, launching or revitalizing the careers of artists such as Donna Summer, John Lennon, Guns N’ Roses, Nirvana, and Aerosmith. In 1990, Geffen sold his label to MCA for an estimated $550 million in stock, becoming one of the wealthiest people in entertainment. In 1994, Geffen partnered with Steven Spielberg and Jeffrey Katzenberg to co-found DreamWorks SKG, a multimedia studio that produced films, television shows, and music....

She is a model for Eye Candy and was rumored to be a contestant for the 3rd season of the reality series I Love Money but she was disqualified for physically assaulting another cast member. Deelishis has appeared in the music videos “Break ‘Em Off” by Paul Wall featuring Lil Keke, “Touch It Remix” by Busta Rhymes, and “Lollipop” by Lil Wayne. She has been on the covers of Smooth magazine and Black Men magazine in 2007....

In 2013, he had his first solo show in Sweden. All of the works displayed were sold that evening. He then had his first gallery opening in New York, where again, he sold every piece. He is the husband of Fredrik Eklund, one of the stars of the reality series, “Million Dollar Listing New York”. The couple lives in Manhattan.