Their 2000 debut Floetic produced signature singles like “Say Yes” and “Getting Late” as well as four Grammy nods. Following the 2005 release of their second studio album, Flo’Ology, the ladies veered creatively and personally. Shortly after the end of her gold-selling R&B act Floetry, singer, songwriter, and producer Marsha Ambrosius, whose biggest claim to fame as a writer is Michael Jackson’s Top 20 hit “Butterflies”, signed with Dr. Dre’s Aftermath label....
Early Life and Career Beginnings Marysol Patton was born and raised in Miami, Florida. Her father, Donald Patton, was a businessman, and her mother, Elsa Patton—affectionately known as “Mama Elsa”—was a Cuban-born socialite who became a breakout star in her own right. Growing up in a bilingual, culturally rich household, Marysol was exposed early on to the world of high society, media, and business. After graduating from college with a focus on communications and marketing, Marysol entered the public relations world and quickly carved out a niche for herself in Miami’s competitive hospitality and event planning scene....
After an announcement earlier this year that the PGA Tour and LIV were planning to merge, it looked like LIV would back off the PGA’s players. That truce only lasted for about half a year. Per recent reports, LIV is prepared to offer Jon Rahm a whopping $600 million deal. Rahm is the reigning winner of the Masters and has won 11 PGA events since turning pro in 2016. If Rahm accepts the deal, he’ll triple Mickelson’s earnings as the wealthiest player on the LIV circuit....
Joseph worked as Creative Director of Video for GOOD Magazine. He directed his first feature film We Are Your Friends which is scheduled to be released in 2015. Joseph also directed the 2013 documentary 12 Years of DFA: Too Old To Be New, Too New To Be Classic. In 2014 he was nominated for a Teen Choice Award for Choice Reality/Variety TV Star – Male.
After graduating from high school, he enrolled in the television/film program at Los Angeles City College. He then went on to study at Gene Evans Motion Picture School where he focused on cinematography and production. He went on to appear in such films as, “Wild Cats”, “Free Willy”, “Waiting to Exhale”, “Con Air”, “Three Kings”, and “The Final Destination”. He is most widely recognized for his role as Bubba Blue in “Forrest Gump”....
Early Life and Family Background Nathaniel Marvin Wolff was born into a highly artistic family in Los Angeles, California. His mother, Polly Draper, is an actress, writer, and director, best known for her work on “Thirtysomething.” His father, Michael Wolff, is a renowned jazz pianist who served as the bandleader for “The Arsenio Hall Show.” Given this creative environment, Nat and his younger brother, Alex Wolff, were exposed to music, performance, and storytelling from a young age....
The $180 million condo is a five story penthouse in The Crown building. The Crown is directly across the street from Trump Tower. Even more unbelievable, it will be the owner’s second home. Just how much is their primary home worth?! The Crown Building is distinctive for its gilded roof. It was originally known as the Heckshcer Building. It was completed in 1921. The building is 26 stories high. The name of the building was changed to the Crown Building in 1983....
In his decade long career (1999-2009), he has played for two teams: Atlanta Falcons and Seattle Seahawks. With the Falcons, he played the Pro Bowl for the first time, while with the Seahawks, he was voted as a starter in the Pro Bowl and led the NFC in sacks with 14.5. However, he missed the Pro Bowl due to shoulder surgery, which indicated the end of his career. It was on April 13, 2010 that Kerney officially announced his retirement....
in 1995, Worked It Out in 1996, No Limit in 2000, Unplugged: The Way Church used to be in 2004, and 7th Episode: Live in Toronto in 2007. His album Keep Living was released in 2011 and reached #3 on the US Gospel chart and #9 on the US Indie chart. Dillard’s album Amazing was released in 2014 and reached #1 on the US Gospel chart, #5 on the US Indie chart, and #28 on the Billboard 200....
All but one of the 27 Russian billionaires lost money. Vladimir Potanin is best known to Celebrity Net Worth fans as the charming man who left his wife of 30 years with no notice in 2013 and asked the judge to backdate the divorce to 2007 so that his wife would be left with nothing. Well, karma was truly a bitch to the Siberian nickel tycoon. He lost $2.25 billion in one day....
In 2010, Sara created the CBS daytime talk show “The Talk,” and she served as a co-host until 2019. Gilbert began acting when she was in elementary school and has dozens of film and television credits to her name, including “Poison Ivy” (1992), “Riding in Cars with Boys” (2001), “ER” (2004–2007), and “The Big Bang Theory” (2007–2010; 2016). Sara wrote and directed the 1998 television film “Even the Losers,” and she also directed the short film “Persona Non Grata” (1996) and is credited as a writer (story by) on the “Roseanne” episode “Don’t Make Me Over” (1992)....
Strasburg re-signed with the Washington Nationals for $245 million over seven years. Anthony Rendon signed the same deal with the Los Angeles Angels. And former Houston Astros pitcher Gerrit Cole inked a nine-year, $324 million contract with the New York Yankees. Over those three days, Boras closed $814 million worth of deals. In fact, between Mike Moustakas’s four-year, $64 million contract with the Cincinnati Reds and his clients who have yet to sign this offseason, Boras will negotiate more than $1 billion worth of deals this offseason....
Early Life Stephen Amell was born Stephen Adam Amell on May 8, 1981, in Toronto, Ontario. Stephen is the son of Thomas and Sandra Amell, and actor Robbie Amell is his first cousin. Robbie is also known for starring on a CW superhero series; he played Ronnie Raymond / Firestorm / Deathstorm on “The Flash.” Stephen graduated from the all-boys private school St. Andrew’s College in 2000. Acting Career Early in his career, Amell guest-starred on “Queer as Folk” (2004), “Degrassi: The Next Generation” (2004), “Missing” (2005), “Tilt” (2005), “Dante’s Cove” (2005), “ReGenesis” (2007), and “Flashpoint” (2009), and he had recurring roles as Jason on ABC Family’s “Beautiful People” (2005), Matthew on the Canadian sitcom “Da Kink in My Hair” (2007–2009), and Nick Harwell on the CBC series “Heartland” (2007–2012)....
Early Life and High School Terance Mann was born on October 18, 1996 in the Brooklyn borough of New York City to parents from Saint Lucia. His mother, Daynia La-Force, coached the Rams women’s basketball team at the University of Rhode Island. When Mann was 10, he moved with his parents to Lowell, Massachusetts. He was educated in New Hampshire at the Tilton School, where he was a standout basketball player....
Tony appeared in films across six decades, first gaining major critical recognition for his performance in “Sweet Smell of Success” in 1957. He went on to give further acclaimed performances in such films as “The Defiant Ones,” “Some Like it Hot,” “Operation Petticoat,” “Spartacus,” and “The Boston Strangler,” among others. On the small screen, Curtis starred alongside Roger Moore on the action comedy television series “The Persuaders!” Early Life and Education Tony Curtis was born Bernard Schwartz on June 3, 1925, in New York City, New York....
Early Life and Education Wes Edens was born on October 30, 1961 in Helena, Montana. As a teenager, he was involved in competitive skiing. For his higher education, Edens went to Oregon State University, from which he earned his BS in 1984. Career Beginnings Edens started his career at Lehman Brothers in 1987. There, he was a partner and managing director until 1993. After that, Edens joined the private equity division of the company BlackRock, where he stayed until 1997....
Built on spec in 2016, the developers crafted an 11,000 square-foot modern masterpiece to sit on the property’s 3.2 acres. After construction was completed, they tried to get $25 million but there were no takers for a full two years before Zedd swooped in with his $16 million offer. The property was 99% complete before Zedd took ownership, but he did proceed to add a game room, production studio, soundproof movie theater and a custom skittles dispenser....
Andre Drummond has played for the NBA’s Chicago Bulls, the Brooklyn Nets, Philadelphia 76ers, Los Angeles Lakers, Cleveland Cavaliers, and his original team, the Detroit Pistons. On the international stage, Drummond was part of the US national team that won a gold medal at the 2014 FIBA Basketball World Cup. Early Life and High School Andre Drummond was born on August 10, 1993 in Mount Vernon, New York to Jamaican parents....
