He starred as Daniel Moralez on the series L.A. Law from 1990 to 1994. Martinez starred as Roy DiLucca on the soap opera General Hospital from 2001 to 2002 and as Michael Olivas on the television series For the People from 2002 to 2003. From 2008 to 2009 he starred as Ray Montez on the soap opera One Life to Live. Martinez starred as Dr. Ramon Montgomery on the soap opera The Bold and the Beautiful from 2011 to 2012....
According to a Golden State Warriors source, a person paid $133,000 for two floor seats to Game 5 at Oracle Arena. The source said that a season-ticket holder sold the seats on the team’s Ticketmaster resale site on Sunday night. As a result of buyer fees, which are at 15 percent, the buyer paid over $17,000 in fees. The face value of the tickets aren’t known, but some courtside seats have a face value of $3,000 each....
Amy Bruckner is primarily known for her work as a child and teen actress in Disney Channel productions during the 2000s. Her most prominent role was as Pim Diffy in the Disney Channel series “Phil of the Future” (2004-2006), where she played the mischievous younger sister of the main character. The show was about a family from the future who gets stranded in the present day. She also had a recurring voice acting role as Penny Proud’s friend Zoey Howzer in the animated series “The Proud Family” (2001-2005)....
Ana Quincoces is a Cuban-American lawyer, chef, entrepreneur, and television personality who gained prominence in the culinary and entertainment industries. Born and raised in Miami, Florida, she grew up immersed in Cuban culture and cuisine, learning traditional cooking methods and recipes from her mother and grandmother. Before entering the culinary world, Quincoces established herself as a successful attorney in Miami, practicing law for over two decades. However, her passion for cooking and sharing her Cuban heritage through food led her to pursue a parallel career in the culinary arts....
Dias was born in France and moved to the United States to study at the Georgetown University School of Foreign Science and then earned her MBA from Harvard Business School. She worked as a research assistant before becoming the Brussels representative to the American Electronics Association in 1991. Anne was a financial analyst at Goldman Sachs in London and New York and also worked at Fidelity Investments Limited in London....
Barron’s father, Conrad, bought his first hotel in Texas in 1919. His timing was impeccable. The oil boom in the state ensured rooms were fully booked and could sometimes be turned over three times in one day. He went on to build the towering Dallas Hilton in 1925 and followed with three more Hiltons in Texas over the course of the next five years. His empire eventually expanded to become the world’s first international hotel chain....
Barry Miller was born in Los Angeles, California in February 1958. He first appeared in an episode of the television series The Bill Cosby Show in 1971. Miller starred as Mark Vitale on the TV series Joe and Sons from 1975 to 1976. From 1977 to 1978 he starred as Fortwengler on the series Szysznyk. Barry Miller starred as Pete “Briggs” Brigman on the television series Equal Justice from 1990 to 1991....
Early Life and Education Betsy Randle was born on June 24, 1955 in Chicago, Illinois and was raised in suburban Glenview. As a teenager, she attended New Trier High School, graduating in 1973. Randle went on to attend the University of Kansas. Television Career Randle had her first substantial television role in 1989, playing Nancy in a two-part episode of the NBC sitcom “Family Ties.” She had a bigger part from 1992 to 1993, as Karen Kelly in seven episodes of the ABC sitcom “Home Improvement....
The Early Years William Henry Duke Jr. was born on February 26, 1943, in Poughkeepsie, New York. He is the son of William Henry Duke Sr. and Ethel Louise Douglas. Bill attended Franklin D. Roosevelt School in Hyde Park, New York, and went on to study creative writing and the performing arts at Dutchess Community College in Poughkeepsie. Duke then attended Boston University, an American private research university in Boston, Massachusetts, where an academic-based scholarship allowed him to start down the road to medical school....
If Screening Room ever becomes a reality, users will be able to stream films from their homes at $50 a pop. Parker has the support of such industry stalwarts like Steven Spielberg, Ron Howard, J.J. Abrams, and Peter Jackson, but other equally important figures within the industry – such as Christopher Nolan and James Cameron – are strongly opposed, on the grounds that it compromises the already besieged theatrical experience even further....
That figure is especially startling, given the fact that the fired CEO’s total compensation is significantly larger than the sum set aside by Boeing to compensate families of the crashes’ victims: $50 million. But in an emailed press statement a Boeing rep says he got simply what he was “contractually entitled” to: “Dennis received the benefits to which he was contractually entitled…We thank Dennis for his nearly 35 years of service....
Salary For his hosting duties at Fox, Curt Menefee earns an annual salary of $2 million. Early Life Curt Menefee was born on July 22, 1965, in Atlanta, Georgia. Curt attended Coe College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree and was a member of the Sigma Nu fraternity. He gave the commencement speech in 2010 and was awarded an honorary doctorate in journalism. Menefee was inducted into the Sigma Nu Hall of Fame in 2016....
What is absent from the Daily Mail story is a new figure regarding how much money Bond producer Barbara Broccoli is having to cough up, to get Daniel Craig to do something he said he’d rather “slit [his] wrists” than do again when he was promoting Spectre, his last outing as Bond. But in September of last year it was reported that Craig had been offered about $150 million to play Bond in two more movies, so presumably the offer that has gotten him to step back into the tux is in a comparable vein....
Early Life Dulymus Jenod McAllister was born on December 27, 1978, in Ludlow, Mississippi. He grew up a fan of football and went on to play for the University of Mississippi where he had a record-breaking career for the Rebels. McAllister became the only player in Ole Miss history to produce three seasons with at least 1,000 all-purpose yards. He finished his college career with the school record for yards (3,060), carries (616), rushing touchdowns (36), total touchdowns (41), and 100-yard games (13)....
Floyd’s current career earnings stand at $730 million. His highest paycheck of all time came, not surprisingly, from fighting Pacquiao. He grossed $250 million for this fight alone. For Floyd to make $250 million off the Manny fight, 4.6 million people had to buy the bout on Pay Per View. Not only that, but when you add up all revenue sources (ticket sales, merchandise, sponsorship’s, etc.) the Mayweather/Pacquiao fight generated around $620 million....
Clooney isn’t the only celebrity to make big money outside of the entertainment industry. Dr. Dre famously sold his headphone brand Beats by Dre to Apple in 2014 for $3 billion. There are a number of actors and musicians who’ve made significant fortunes in business. From music streaming to diapers to active wear to another tequila brand, these five celebs founded successful businesses. Jay-Z – Tidal Jay-Z’s net worth increased 30% in the past year thanks largely to a $200 million investment in Tidal from Sprint....
Fieri recently appeared on TMZ Live discussing the project, which he first started working on less than two months ago when social distancing measures first started getting serious in the US. Since then, he’s managed to raise about $20 million and counting for the fund, thanks to his myriad connections with big corporations involved in the restaurant business. $3 million of that $20 million sum was donated by PepsiCo, as a surprise to Fieri during a recent appearance on Some Good News, the YouTube “good news” show hosted by The Office star John Krasinski....
The NBA hasn’t yet canceled its season, and there’s really no reason to do so immediately. There are various options to provide some kind of conclusion to the 2019-20 campaign, whether it’s skipping the remaining regular-season games, holding a shortened playoffs, or both. However, if things get to a certain point and play hasn’t resumed, the NBA may still have to cancel the rest of the season. What would that mean for the players?...
The changes generating the most chatter include the regular season expanding to 17 games and the playoffs now taking seven teams from each conference. In short, it means more football during both the regular season and the playoffs. And more chances to see guys like Tom Brady and DeAndre Hopkins in their new uniforms. However, there’s another benefit that’s not getting as much attention, though it may be the most important of all....
Early Life Jayson Williams was born on February 22nd, 1968, in Ritter, South Carolina. His family has Polish, Italian, and African-American roots. During his early years, Jayson played on his high school basketball team in New York City, later attending St. John’s University. Williams played on his college team as well. Career Williams’ NBA career began when he was drafted by the Phoenix Suns in 1990. Chosen in the first round, he was quickly traded to the 76ers by the Suns and spent two years as a bench player....
