He starred as David Slaney on the TV mini-series Caught in 2018. Hawco began starring as Douglas Brown on the TV series Frontier in 2016. He has also appeared in films and episodes of TV series including Bliss, Making Love in St. Pierre, H2o, Above and Beyond, The Third Eye, Closing the Ring, Love & Savagery, Hyena Road, Weirdos, The Child Remains, and more. Allan Hawco has executed produced the TV series Republic of Doyle, Caught, and Frontier....
Early Life and Education Amanda Staveley was born on April 11, 1973 in Ripon, England to Lynne and Robert. Her mother was a champion show jumper, while her father founded the Lightwater Valley Family Adventure Park in North Stainley. As a youth, Staveley went to Queen Margaret’s School for Girls. Taking after her mother, she competed in show jumping. Staveley went on to attend the University of Cambridge’s St. Catharine’s College, but dropped out after the death of her grandfather caused her too much stress....
Anderson Varejão played 14 seasons in the NBA, mostly with the Cleveland Cavaliers. During his NBA career Anderson earned $83 million in salary alone. In 2007 he signed a two-year $11.1 million deal and in 2009 he signed a $42.5 million extension. A Brazilian native, he also played in the Novo Basquete Brasil for Franca and Flamengo, and for the Brazilian men’s national team at various international championships. Additionally, Varejão played for FC Barcelona in the EuroLeague and Liga ACB....
However, Anderson didn’t limit himself to film. In television, he is perhaps best known for his role as Dre Johnson in the critically acclaimed sitcom “Black-ish.” The show, which addresses racial, societal, and family issues through a comedic lens, earned him numerous award nominations. His portrayal of Dre not only demonstrated his ability to elicit laughter but also underscored his proficiency in handling more sensitive subjects with depth and nuance....
Early Life and Education Anthony Andrews was born on January 12, 1948 in London, England to dancer Geraldine and BBC music arranger and conductor Stanley. Taking after his mother, he took dance lessons when he was eight years old, and played the White Rabbit in a stage adaptation of “Alice in Wonderland.” Andrews was educated at the Royal Masonic School for Boys in Bushey, Hertfordshire. Career Beginnings Andrews began his career in a number of odd jobs, including caterer and farmer....
The hackers got into the Bangladesh Bank servers and placed 13 fraudulent fund transfer requests to various bank accounts, totaling more than $800 million. After four of the requests went through, some sharp-eyed person at the Deutsche Bank (one of the routing banks handling the transactions) noticed that the word “foundation” was misspelled on the requests, leading the bank to be called, the remaining nine requests to be shut down, and for the authorities to be called in....
From 2013 to 2015 she starred as Peggy Beldon on the series Cedar Cove. Barbara Niven starred as Megan O’Brien on the television series Chesapeake Shores from 2016 to 2018. She has starred in many television movies for Lifetime. Niven has starred in films, TV movies, and in episodes of TV series including Promise, My Two Dads, Wings, Renegade, Foxfire, Humanoids from the Deep, Forest Warrior, Pacific Palisades, Breast Men, Silk Stalkings, Mike Hammer, Private Eye, The Rat Pack, Love Boat: The Next Wave, ER, Cold Case, Las Vegas, Tiger Cruise, Wedding Daze, The Drone Virus, Eli Stone, Parks and Recreation, and more....
In 1979 he formed the band Circus Circus and then joined the band London with Nikki Sixx. In 1982 W.A.S.P. was formed. Lawless is the only original member that still remains with the band. They have released 14 studio albums and sold over 12 million copies. In 2012 the band toured to celebrate its 30th anniversary. Lawless was raised a Baptist but left and became interested in the occult. He later stated that he had returned to his Christian faith....
albums The Crimson Idol and Still Not Black Enough. Kulick has also played on several other albums by artists including Random Blues Band, Hookfoot, Michael Wendroff, Lou Reed, Paul Stanley, Balance, Meat Loaf, Michael Bolton, Skull, Blackthorne, Murderer’s Row, Doro, and Tim Ripper Owens. When he was young Bob gave Jimi Hendrix a guitar string when his broke during an audition. Kulick auditioned for the band Kiss but the job went to Ace Frehley....
Early Life and Education Chad Hugo was born on February 24, 1974 in Portsmouth, Virginia to Filipino immigrant parents. His father served in the United States Navy, and his mother worked as a lab technician in a hospital. Hugo has an older brother and sister, with whom he was encouraged by his parents to study piano as a kid. As a teenager, he attended Kempsville High School, where he was a drummer in the marching band....
Franta released his debut book A Work in Progress in April 2015. His memoir was on The New York Times Best Seller list for 16 weeks and sold more than two hundred thousand copies. The same year he also co-founded the record label Franta. In December 2014 he came out as gay in a YouTube video titled “Coming Out” which gained more than 10 million views and almost 1 million likes....
Dan McDowell has been a part of many controversies including making an offhanded joke about Lee Corso. He is known for his “Homer Call of the Week” segment that started in 2000. McDowell has received and been nominated for several NAB Marconi Radio Awards along with his colleagues at KTCK. The show also features Jake Kemp, David Mino, and Julie Dobbs and formerly featured Donovan Lewis, Tom Gribble, and Michael Gruber....
Niven won an Academy Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role for Separate Tables in 1959. He also won a Golden Globe Award for the same role and another for The Moon Is Blue. He received two stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for Motion Picture and Television. He also served in the British Army. David Niven passed away on July 29, 1983 at 73 years old.
Early Life Elizabeth Chambers was born on August 18, 1982, in San Antonio, Texas. She grew up with her three younger siblings. Her grandmother, Maureen Carnathan, was of British descent and raised in India. After completing high school in Texas, Elizabeth attended the University of Texas at Austin and studied journalism. Career After completing her degree, Chambers pursued a career in broadcast journalism. Her first job was as a correspondent at Al Gore’s television network, CurrentTV....
Career Earnings During his career Esteban earned $44 million from salary alone during his time in MLB. He earned additional millions from endorsements. Career Beginnings Esteban Loaiza was born December 31, 1971 in Tijuana, Mexico. Loaiza was signed by the Pittsburgh Pirates as an undrafted free agent on March 21, 1991. With the Gulf Coast Pirates, an affiliate rookie level minor league affiliate of the Pittsburgh Pirates, he started five games in 1991, finishing with a 5–1 record and a 2....
As we reported a couple of weeks ago, the Sackler family is the billionaire clan that gave the world OxyContin. They are largely accused of lighting the fire that started the opioid crisis. The family allegedly backed the company’s push to increase sales rep’s visits to doctors and other prescribers of the highly-addictive opioid. Purdue Pharma hired a consulting firm that pushed sales reps to target doctors they identified as “high prescribing....
Forbes reports that the current record for most expensive property in Santa Barbara belongs to a 22,000-square foot home that went for $35 million last year, compared to its original listing price of $45 million. That gives you an idea of how rare listings in the nine figures are in Santa Barbara, but Ojjeh’s isn’t actually the most expensive Santa Barbara property listing. That would belong to one Rancho San Carlos, that was originally listed at $125 million before its price dropped down to $85 million (side note: Rancho San Carlos is being listed by one of the same agents as the infamous Neverland Ranch that once belonged to the late Michael Jackson, now seeing troubles of its own in finding a buyer)....
As mentioned, Sweeney founded Epic Games in 1991 in Potomac, Maryland. He was a student at the University of Maryland at the time, but his parents lived by and his computer was at their house, so technically, the origins of Epic Games did begin in his parents’ basement. Sweeney isn’t just about developing phenomenally popular video games. He is also really into ecological preservation and has been buying land in North Carolina and setting it aside for that purpose....
Kalil is looking to change that. In the coming years, you just might see him all over the place. The 33-year-old said that this season will be his last. Unless he has a change of heart in the final hour, he’s ready to hang up his cleats and move onto the next phase of his career: Hollywood. Kalil, along with Detroit Pistons star Blake Griffin, created Mortal Media in 2016....
Gisele was one of the first wave of ultra-popular, ultra-intelligent models from Brazil. She set the standard for all Brazilian models who came after her, and she is a good deal of the reason models from that region of the world have the stellar reputation they do. They are known for being intelligent, patient, professional at all times, and excellent business people. She blazed the way for them all. Over the years, she has built an impressive empire and is considered by many to be the last great “supermodel....
