Ortega is an intensely private man who is rarely seen in public. He was born in a tiny town in northwestern Spain in 1936. His father was a railroad employee and his mother was a maid. He is the youngest of four siblings. When he was a teenager his family moved to the port city of A Coruna and he got a job working in a local shirt maker’s shop....
Complicating this list is ex-Viacom chief Philippe Dauman and the $93 million he was paid, which included his exit package after he lost his bid to keep his job. He departed Viacom about two weeks before the end of the company’s fiscal year. If you remove Dauman from the list, the other six CEOs made a total of $250.8 million. Five of these seven CEOs got raises in their total compensation in 2016....
As Young Thug himself explained during the interview, many festivals, tours, and concerts have been either postponed until summer or canceled outright, and even in the event that he gets some stage time in the near future it still puts him in a bit of a squeeze until then: “The money I get for the shows, let’s say I get $500,000…If I don’t do these 10 shows, that’s 5 Ms, but I don’t make $5 million ’til June....
Popplewell starred as Chyler Silva on the TV mini-series Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn in 2012. She is perhaps best known for starring as Susan Pevensie in the films The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe in 2005, The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian in 2008, and The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader in 2010. Popplewell has also starred in the films Mansfield Park, The Little Vampire, Me Without You, Thunderpants, Girl with a Pearl Earring, Payback Season, and Freak of Nurture....
Armacost also appeared in episodes of the TV series Big Brother’s Bit on the Side in 2015. In 2017 Austin Armacost re-joined the cast of Celebrity Big Brother. In one of the early episodes, Austin took viewers behind the scenes at a photoshoot where he was posing nude for Playgirl magazine. As for why he decided to re-join Celebrity Big Brother, Austin reportedly wants “to learn a lot about myself and my character flaws”....
Outside of his stage work, he is known for his role as Whiterose in “Mr. Robot.” This also saw him receive considerable critical praise, as he was nominated for an Emmy and a Critic’s Choice Award. His other notable TV roles came with shows like “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit,” “Oz,” “Awake,” “Gotham,” and many more. In terms of film work, BD is probably best known for movies like the “Jurassic Park” franchise, in which he played Dr....
While with the Bruins, Howland won three regular season Pac-10 championships and one regular season Pac-12 title. He is a two-time Pac-10 Tournament Champion and guided the Bruins to three consecutive Final Four appearances from 2006 to 2008, one of just three active coaches to do so. Between 2008 and 2012, at least eleven players quit the UCLA program. In early 2012, a “Sports Illustrated” article featured UCLA player Reeves Nelson, accusing Nelson of bullying and intentionally attempting to hurt his teammates....
The enormous yacht damaged the pristine reef atoll near the popular diving site Great Blue Hole. Loeb was reportedly not on the yacht at the time this incident was reported. A spokesperson for Belize’s Department of the Environment told the press that the yacht had caused quite a bit of damage to the reef. Loeb, a Santa Monica native, is a lifelong surfer. In a statement, he said that he “was horrified to hear about this incident in Belize....
Morin served as a panelist for the sixth season of the series Chelsea Lately. He has also appeared in the films How to Be Single in 2016 and The Outdoorsman in 2017 and in episodes of the TV series Brooklyn Nine-Nine, The McCarthys, and more. Brent Morin associated produced the TV special Quincy Jones: Burning the Light in 2016. At the age of 18 he moved to Los Angeles and studied at Columbia College Hollywood....
After taking some time off, Brooke returned with guest roles in shows like “Just Shoot Me!” She then joined the cast of the soap opera “North Shore” and also guest-starred in “CSI: Miami” towards the end of the 2000s. During this period, she also started working as a game show host with projects like “Dog Eat Dog,” “Hole in the Wall,” and “Chase.” The latter game show earned her a nomination for two Emmy Awards – one for Outstanding Game Show Host....
Thirteen teams from the Western Conference and nine from the Eastern Conference will each travel to Orlando. They’ll each play in eight games to determine playoff seeding. These “seeding games” will do more than figure out playoff teams – it will also pay players a lot of money. Per ESPN’s Brian Windhorst, players were set to lose $645 million in salary if the season was canceled entirely. The return of the regular season – albeit in this shortened format – will return $300 million in salary to players....
In terms of film work, CCH first got started in the late 70s with a role in “All That Jazz.” She then worked on numerous films throughout the 80s, including “Go Tell It on the Mountain,” “Prizzi’s Honor,” and “Bagdad Cafe.” In the 90s, she became known for movies such as “Postcards from the Edge,” “Psycho IV: The Beginning,” “Benny & Joon,” “Demon Knight,” “Face/Off,” and “End of Days.” In the 2000s, she appeared in a number of films, including “Avatar....
Charrisse has been married to retired NBA player and current coach, Eddie Jordan for 19 years. Together they have two teenagers. The couple does not live together as Charrisse lives with the kids in Potomac and Eddie lives in New Jersey where he recently coached the Rutgers basketball team. Recently there have been rumblings that the marriage is on the rocks.
She would spend the next decade writing and studying music in and around Nashville, Tennessee. In 1993, she signed with Mercury, and her first album was released a year later. After four years with Mercury, and two largely unnoticed albums, she left the label and signed with MCA Nashville. The move proved to be a good one, and she finally broke into the Top 20. She has since released several more successful albums, and launched her own record label....
Early Life Christine Michelle Metz was born in Homestead, Florida. Although she was born in the States, she spent many of her early years in Japan, as her father was in the Navy at the time and was stationed in the Pacific. The family eventually moved back to Florida, settling in Gainesville. Metz eventually graduated from high school in Gainesville while growing up alongside two siblings and two half-siblings. During these early years, Metz got her first job at McDonald’s and used her hard-earned money to buy a pair of expensive sneakers....
Hugh Hefner Estate At the time of his death in 2017, Hugh Hefner was worth $50 million. Contrary to popular belief, Hefner did NOT own the Playboy Mansion. For most of its history, the mansion was owned by Playboy Enterprises. Hefner paid an annual fee to cover rent and other expenses like food and parties. In typical years, that rent came to around $1 million. Playboy Enterprises sold the Playboy Mansion in 2016, a year before Hefner’s death, for $100 million, with a stipulation that Hefner be allowed to continue living there for the rest of his life....
Danielle and fellow comedian/actor Matt Besser have been married since 2008.
Early Life and Early Career James Dennis Alan Hamlin, professionally known as Denny Hamlin, was born on November 18, 1980, in Tampa, Florida. However, he grew up in Chesterfield, Virginia. Hamlin is the youngest son of Dennis Hamlin and Mary Lou Clark. In 1988, when Hamlin was just seven years old, he began his racing career by racing go-karts. By the time he was 15, he had won the WKA Manufacturers Cup....
Today, Donald Soffer’s legacy continues through Turnberry Associates, now led by his children Jackie and Jeffrey Soffer. The company remains a major force in luxury real estate development, continuing to expand and innovate while maintaining the high standards established by its founder. His vision of transforming swampland into a thriving city stands as a testament to the power of ambitious planning and determined execution in real estate development. Early Life and Education Born to Harry and Florence Soffer in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Donald Soffer grew up learning the real estate business from his father, who operated shopping centers in Pennsylvania....
Orangetheory: After being fired unexpected in her 40s, Ellen pivoted her career to become a fitness expert. She founded Orangetheory in 2010 by Latham along with David Long and Jerome Kern. It now has more than 1,300 studios in all 50 states and more than 20 additional countries including Australia, Canada, China, Germany, Japan, Mexico, Spain, the United Kingdom, and more. Today, Orangetheory Fitness is a $1 billion global brand....
