Susie Essman is an American actress, comedian, and author best known for her role as the foul-mouthed Susie Greene on HBO’s “Curb Your Enthusiasm.” Born Susan Essman on May 31, 1955, in Mount Vernon, New York, she grew up in a Jewish family where humor and quick wit were valued traits. Her father was a doctor and her mother worked as a Russian teacher and principal. Essman’s journey into comedy began after graduating from SUNY Purchase College....
People have been playing video games for decades. Even back in the late 1970s and early 1980s before the internet, there were gaming systems. Those original gamers are the parents of today’s live streaming gamers, basically. Twitch.tv allows people to watch other people playing video games. That’s some sort of cultural zeitgeist right there. For those that don’t know, Twitch is a free service that plays live video streams of people playing video games while other people watch and chat with the person streaming his or her gameplay as well as other viewers....
But back to the roots of the Mossimo brand. With that $100,000 his landscape architect father gave him; Giannulli founded his beachwear brand in his apartment on Balboa Island in Orange County in 1986. Mossimo’s three paneled, neon colored beach volleyball shorts and t-shirts with the signature M were an immediate hit. Mossimo, the man, positioned his activewear line as a lifestyle. And back in 1986, who didn’t want to live in Southern California hanging out on the beach playing beach volleyball?...
Gunther has his own maid and butler that attend to his every need. He eats steak and caviar for dinner, has his own customized swimming pool, and gets from one mansion to the next via his own limousine. Gunther has homes in Italy, Germany, the Bahamas and the United States. In fact, his $7.5 million Miami pad was once Madonna’s house. Gunther also likes to go to auctions to pick up rare items....
Condon and fellow agent Ben Dogra run the Football Division of Creative Artists Agency. CAA is arguably the most prominent and powerful agency in the entertainment business. Tom was born on October 26, 195, in Derby, Connecticut and in 1974 he attended Boston College, where in 1984 he was inducted into the Boston College Varsity Club Athletic Hall of Fame. From 1974 till 1984 he was an offensive lineman for the American NFL team the Kansas City Chiefs, then for the New England Patriots also of the NFL in 1985....
Jack Nicholson is about as old school Hollywood as anyone these days. He is not, however, the richest actor in the world. Despite his appearances in classics like The Shining, As Good As it Gets, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, and Terms of Endearment, Nicholson’s $400 million net worth falls about $2.6 billion short of being the richest actor in the world. George Clooney is not just a successful actor, he’s also a savvy businessman....
Just like his two brothers Robert and John, William attended Princeton and then at Stanford Business School before entering the family business. To date he has spent nearly four decades working for The Gap and has served on the board of directors since 2009. He had the chance to hold the general manager position in Canada and later got transferred to the international division, where he was the one to pioneer Gap’s presence in Japan, France, Germany and the United Kingdom....
Xander Berkeley began his professional on-camera career in 1981 with a role on “MAS*H” and has since gone on to appear in a wide variety of film and television projects. Some of his work includes guest starring, supporting, and starring roles in such films and television shows as “Hart to Hart,” “Remington Steele,” “Falcon Crest,” “Wiseguy,” “The X-Files,” “Nash Bridges,” “ER,” “The Twilight Zone,” “Law & Order,” “The West Wing,” “Bones,” and “Nikita....
Early Life Zion Lateef Williamson was born on July 6th, 2000, in Salusbury, North Carolina. During his early years, Zion enjoyed playing a wide range of sports, including basketball, soccer, and American football. However, he was already focused on becoming a professional basketball player by the age of five. At the age of nine, he took this goal so seriously that he would wake up at 5 AM each day to practice his basketball skills....
Hernandez filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The filing claims that the retired pitchers owes around $1 million to as many as 50 different creditors. The debts owed are to credit card companies like Chase, Bank of America, and Capital One. Hernandez owes the IRS back taxes and he also owes a local businessman $220,000, which was lent to him in 2013 but has not been paid back....
Early Life and Education Bérénice Marlohe was born on May 19, 1979 in Paris, France to a French mother and a father of Cambodian and Chinese descent. Originally wanting to become a pianist, she studied at the Conservatoire de Paris for a decade. Film Career Marlohe made her film debut in the 2007 French short film “La discordance.” She next appeared in the feature films “L’art de séduire” (2011) and “Happiness Never Comes Alone” (2012)....
That’s even though the Gateses got a bit of a deal on the house, since it was previously listed with an asking price of $48 million, snagging a $5 million discount from the home’s previous owners: Madeleine Pickens, ex-wife of the late oil tycoon T. Boone Pickens. The house spreads across more than 5,800 square feet, and one of its most impressive amenities is the Jacuzzi with enough room for ten people at once....
Early Life Duane Charles “Bill” Parcells was born on August 22, 1941, in Englewood, New Jersey. He grew up in nearby Hasbrouck Heights before moving to Oradell prior to his sophomore year, and he attended River Dell Regional High School. Bill was always big for his age, and he was a standout player on the high school’s football, basketball, and baseball teams. Parcells went on to Colgate University, where he was offered a contract by the Philadelphia Phillies as a freshman....
Brian Hallisay was born in Washington, D.C., and graduated from Cornell University with degrees in Economics and History. He worked for a few years on Wall Street, before shifting his focus to his first love, acting, and relocated to Los Angeles. He began his professional acting career with guest starring roles on various television shows including, “Strong Medicine”, “The Inside”, “Cold Case”, and “Without a Trace”. He made his feature film debut in 2006, appearing opposite Paris Hilton in “Bottoms Up”....
Following the show’s end, he acted in “NYPD Blue”, “A Mother’s Testimony”, “Do You Wanna Know a Secret?”, “Cold Case”, “Criminal Minds”, “Charmed”, “Terra”, “Ice Blues”, “CSI Miami”, “Dexter”, “General Hospital: Night Shift”, and “For Better or for Worse”. When he was 21 years old, Allen’s sexuality made headlines when “The Globe” published pictures of him kissing a man in a hot tub. After his unexpected outing, Allen has become an activist for LGBT rights....
Hunt is the chairman of his family’s sports empire, so it had to be touching to be awarded a trophy named after his father. Lamar Hunt was instrumental in creating the NFL, after all. Arrowhead Stadium is Clark’s family’s second home – literally. Hunt, his wife Tavia, and their three children have a six-bedroom, two-story apartment atop the owner’s box in the stadium. Their primary home is in the Highland Park neighborhood of Dallas, where Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is a friend of Clark’s....
Early Life Cody Garbrandt was born on July 7, 1991, in Uhrichsville, Ohio. That’s the same small town as internet entrepreneur Scott DeLong. Cody and his brother, Zach, were raised by their mother, with their drug-addicted father spending most of his life in prison. Cody attended Claymont High School, where he competed in football and wrestling. he won the state championship in 2007 as a freshman by defeating Zach Neibert 4-2 and was the runner-up in 2008....
Soon, Daniela and Gunter invested in Mayfair SE, a private equity firm, and in Puma, a sporting goods company. In 2006, the sibling duo bought shipping certification company Germanischer Lloyd. Last year, the company merged with Norway’s Det Norske Veritas, later renamed into DNV GL Group. Currently, the company is considered as one of the world’s biggest ship classification companies.
Early Life Darren Mallory Sharper was born on November 3, 1975, in Richmond, Virginia. He attended Hermitage High School, where he played quarterback for the football team. Darren also played basketball and made the honor roll with perfect attendance in three of his four years. He went on to play football at the College of William & Mary, where he was convinced by his coach to change to defensive back. This proved to be a good move as he went on to be a two-time All-American and three-time All-Conference selection....
David H. Murdock rose from poverty to become one of America’s most successful business tycoons and real estate developers. After dropping out of high school and serving in World War II, he transformed himself into a savvy entrepreneur, building a vast business empire that included Castle & Cooke, Dole Food Company, and extensive real estate holdings. Known for his interest in longevity and nutrition, Murdock became a passionate advocate for healthy living and scientific research....
