The Tim Bergling Foundation’s press announcement says that at first the organization will focus on support for organizations and individuals in the mental health field, as well as on initiatives for the cause of suicide prevention. The statement goes on: “Tim wanted to make a difference…Starting a foundation in his name is our way to honor his memory and continue to act in his spirit.” Following that initial phase, The Tim Bergling Foundation will also focus money and energy on other causes, including climate change, environmental conservation, and more....

Salary Tom Joyner’s peak salary for hosting his syndicated radio show was $9 million per year. Early Life and Education Tom Joyner was born on November 23, 1949 in Tuskegee, Alabama to Frances and Hercules. Both of his parents were graduates of historically black colleges, and for his own higher education, Joyner went to the HBCU Tuskegee Institute. His brother Albert also went to the school. Joyner graduated from Tuskegee with a degree in sociology....

Early Life and Education Tyler Henry was born as Tyler Henry Koelewyn in 1996 in Hanford, California. He grew up in a conservative Christian community. As a teenager, he attended Sierra Pacific High School. Henry did not go to college. Career Beginnings Having claimed that he first noticed his clairvoyant abilities at the age of 10, when he got a premonition of his grandmother’s death, Henry eventually joined the professional field of the paranormal....

This is not Tyler’s first Bel Air home. In fact, he has a bit of a fickle history with homes in the area. In January 2022 he paid $7.9 million for a property. In December of 2022 he listed the home for sale for $7 million. That’s a year later and $900,000 loss. In a funny twist, he ended up selling the house a month later, in January 2023, for exactly $7....

Wesley Pipes was inducted into the Urban X Awards Hall of Fame in 2009 and won an XBIZ Award in 2016. He was also inducted into the AVN Awards Hall of Fame in 2015. It was announced in 2015 that he had inoperable lung cancer.

UPDATE: This article was updated on April 10, 2019 to reflect the new one-day record holder! The show’s biggest winner might actually be Alex Trebek. Trebek, who technically only works one day a week, earns $10 million a year… to ask a bunch of trivia questions. How does he only work one day a week? Jeopardy tapes all of its weekly episodes in single day, Alex just changes his suit in between each taping....

Recently, Marshawn Lynch has become the NFL’s poster boy for receiving fines. The NFL has dinged the Seahawks running back for big bucks on a number of occasions. He was fined $50,000 in November for violating the league’s media policy, and had to pay an additional $50,000 at the same time for a fine imposed the previous season. After the NFC Championship Game victory over the Green Bay Packers, Lynch was fined $20,000 for his patented crotch grab touchdown celebration....

Dorsey’s habits are a form of the ancient Greek and Roman philosophy of Stoicism, which says that you should be happy with your lot and deny yourself nice things – like warm baths and food on the weekend. It sure sounds like both a fad and complete nonsense, yet it isn’t just Dorsey who ascribes to this lifestyle in the name of wellness – others in the Silicon Valley elite set do as well....

But when you realize that the gold medal is only 1.34% percent gold, it almost seems like an insult to the athletes who have worked their entire lives to earn them. In an ironic twist, the gold medals are in actuality mostly silver – about 92.5%. The rest of the medal is made from a little over 6% copper. This means that an gold medal is only in actuality worth about $600....

At the age of 29, could Chris Johnson really be done? The Arizona Cardinals are hoping that is far from the case. The Cardinals front office recently signed Johnson to a one-year deal worth $870,000 (league minimum for a seven-year veteran). Should he make the Pro Bowl and gain 1,300 yards he could make up to $2 million. It’s a far cry from what he made during his time with the team that drafted him, the Tennessee Titans, and the New York Jets....

Contracts & Career Earnings Over his lengthy career, Yadier Molina has signed several lucrative contracts. After his breakout season in 2006, Molina signed a four-year, $15.5 million contract extension with the Cardinals. His most substantial contract came in 2012, when he signed a five-year, $75 million extension, making him one of the highest-paid catchers in the league. In 2017, Molina and the Cardinals agreed to a three-year, $60 million contract extension, keeping the star catcher in St....

In a normal Powerball drawing, the numbers would be pulled in the evening. In this case, the evening of November 7. However, in an unusual twist of fate, there were technical difficulties on November 7, so a drawing wasn’t actually pulled until the following morning. On November 8, at 8:34 am, the following magic sequence of numbers were locked-in: White balls 10, 33, 41, 47, 56 and red Powerball 10....

Early Life Alfie Allen was born Alfie Evan Allen on September 12, 1986, in Hammersmith, London, England. Alfie’s mother, Alison Owen, is a film producer, and his father, Keith Allen, is an actor. His older sister, Lily Allen, is a Grammy-nominated singer, and she wrote the song “Alfie” about him. Alfie is the nephew of actor/director Kevin Allen, and singer Sam Smith is his third cousin. Allen attended Windlesham House School, Embley Park School, St John’s College, and the Fine Arts College....

Alki David founded or co-founded such companies as FilmOn, 9021go, BattleCam, and Independent Models. He also wrote, directed, and starred in the films “The Freediver” and “Fishtales,” and appeared in several other films as well as television series. Since 2010, David has been entangled in a series of litigations, including ones alleging broadcast copyright violations, sexual assault, and fraud. Former Billionaire Status For many years Alki David was referred to as a “billionaire” by many reputable outlets....

Early Life Andrew Roy Gibb was born on March 5th of 1958 in Stretford, Manchester, England. Unlike his older brothers, Andy was not born on the Isle of Man. Along with Maurice, Barry, and Robin, Andy was also raised alongside an elder sister named Lesley. Although he was born in Manchester, Gibb did not stay long before the entire family relocated to Australia. He was six months old at the time....

Cataldi was one half of the radio duo Brookie and the Rookie. He has been behind movements such as Honk for Herschel to help the Philadelphia Eagles sign Herschel Walker. Angelo Cataldi co-authored The Great Philadelphia Sports Debate and has been nominated for two Pulitzer Prize Awards. He was inducted into the Broadcast Pioneers of Philadelphia Hall of Fame in 2012. He announced that his home in New Jersey was for sale in 2014 and that he would be moving to the West coast....

Early Life Anson Williams was born as Anson William Heimlich on September 25, 1949 in Los Angeles, California to a Jewish family. His uncle, Dr. Henry Heimlich, is the namesake of the eponymous first aid maneuver for people who are choking. As a teenager, Williams went to Burbank High School, where he captained the track team and performed in a number of school productions. Television Acting Williams made his television acting debut in 1971 in an episode of the legal drama series “Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law....

Early Life and Education Ariana Fletcher was born on July 12, 1995 in Chicago, Illinois to Erin and a father whose identity has not been publicly disclosed. She is African-American. Fletcher has a younger sister named Ashley, and had an older brother named Kyle who passed away when she was young. As a teenager, she went to Vocational High School in Chicago. Fletcher went on to briefly attend Northern Illinois University in DeKalb before dropping out in 2013....

Carney won a National Society of Film Critics Award for Best Actor for The Late Show in 1977. He won a Pasinetti Award for Best Actor for Going in Style in 1979 and was nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie in 1990 for Where Pigeons Go to Die as Da. Carney received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 6627 Hollywood Blvd....

Beverly D’Onofrio has also authored the children’s books Mary and the Mouse, the Mouse and Mary in 2007 and Thank You, Lucky Stars in 2008. Her essays have been published in The New York Times, The Village Voice, The Washing Post Sunday magazine, and the Los Angeles Times as well as in magazines including Cosmopolitan, Allure, O, The Oprah Magazine, and Marie Claire. She earned her MFA from Columbia University and has taught writing at both New York University and the University of Wyoming and later at Wilkes University....