In 2007 Waters had a recurring roles as China Lee on the soap opera Days of Our Lives. She has starred in the movies How to Be a Player in 1997, Jackie Brown in 1997, The Breaks in 1999, Bamboozled in 2000, Book of Love: The Definitive Reason Why Men Are Dogs in 2002, Sister’s Keeper in 2007, and Back then in 2012. Waters has also appeared in episodes of the TV series Malcolm & Eddie, The Wayans Bros....
In the period from 1990 to 1994, Petrolera Perez Companc extended its domestic activities in the oil business as well as in a number of other industries through participation in the country’s privatization program inducted by President Carlos Menem. The company continued to grow and by 1996 it had generated sales of US$1.41 billion. The Compancs accumulated their wealth as well, and they invested in forming a new public holding company, PC Holdings S....
In September 1994, Stonecipher was elected president and CEO of McDonnell Douglas, holding this post until the company’s merger with Boeing in 1997. Stonecipher came out of retirement to lead Boeing in late2003. on March 6, 2005, Stonecipher submitted his resignation upon request of the Boeing Board of Directors due to an improper relationship with a female Boeing executive. Boeing said an internal investigation revealed a “consensual” relationship between Stonecipher and the female executive that “would impair his ability to lead the company”....
Billy Joel has decided to make Florida his full-time residence and therefore has listed his 26-acre waterfront Long Island, NY compound known as “Middlesea” for… $49 million Located in Oyster Bay, NY, on an island on Long Island called Centre Island (say that five times fast), Middlesea is technically three parcels that Joel pieced together over three transactions. The first transaction occurred back in 2002 when Billy paid $22.5 million for his first 14 acres of what became 26 waterfront acres....
In 1991 Glickenhaus wrote and directed McBain. He executive produced Basket Case 3: The Progeny in 1992 and directed and wrote Slaughter of the Innocents in 1993. James executive produced Ring of Steel in 1994 and Tough and Deadly in 1995. He directed and wrote Timemaster in 1995 and has his last acting credit in Bad Biology in 2008. After his film career he started working for his father Seth’s finance firm Glickenhaus & Co....
In addition to playing drums Kottak also provides backing vocals. He also has his own band named Kottak which was formerly known as KrunK. He endorses Yamaha and Ddrum drums as well as Zildjian Cymbals, Aquarian and drumheads, Ahead drumsticks, and Danmar percussion. Kottak was arrested in Dubai in April 2014 for drunkenness, insulting Islam, and offensive behavior. He was sentenced to one month in jail. James was married to Tommy Lee’s younger sister Athena Lee and has three children....
He created his own record label with the intention of giving unique bands a fair shot at breaking into the music industry. Shaffer has earned the nickname Munky because his feet tend to resemble the hands of a monkey. He’s considered one of the 100 greatest heavy metal guitarists of all time by “Guitar World”. In 2012, he married actress and model Evis Xheneti. They had been dating for seven years before trying the knot in Paris....
Mr. Sperling launched the Apollo Group in 1973. Three years later, he launched Phoenix University, a higher learning institution for working adults, beginning with only eight students. By the early 80s, the school had expanded to California, and subsequently launched an online university eight years later. Since then, enrollment has exploded, and Phoenix University currently has over 420,000 undergraduate students, and 78,000 graduate students worldwide. The Apollo Group now overseas Phoenix University, Olympus High School, the Insight Schools, which are online high schools, Axia College, and Western International University....
He began his career writing for sitcoms like “Roseanne” and “Parenthood,” before transitioning to film as a script doctor on major releases such as “Speed,” “Waterworld,” and “Twister,” and co-wrote “Toy Story,” which earned him an Oscar nomination. His breakout success came in television, where he created the cult favorite “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” (1997–2003), followed by its spin-off “Angel” (1999–2004). He later launched the beloved but short-lived space western “Firefly” (2002), which was followed by the feature film “Serenity” (2005)....
In addition to his contributions to the Backstreet Boys’ massive commercial success, Richardson has built a career that spans multiple industries. He has appeared in Broadway and touring productions of “Chicago,” composed film music, taken on modeling campaigns for major brands like Versace and TAG Heuer, and made guest appearances in television and film. After briefly stepping away from the Backstreet Boys in the mid-2000s, Richardson rejoined permanently in 2012 and has remained central to their ongoing success, including their 2019 Grammy-nominated album “DNA....
Following her reality TV fame, Cavallari leveraged her profile into a career that blended entertainment and business. She appeared on “Dancing with the Stars” and made guest appearances on scripted television shows like “Veronica Mars” and “CSI: NY,” though she eventually shifted her focus more toward entrepreneurial ventures than acting. In 2017, she launched Uncommon James, a lifestyle brand specializing in jewelry, home goods, and later beauty products. The company quickly became successful, turning Cavallari into a notable business owner beyond her television roots....
Larry is known for his rich tenor voice as part of the brothers’ three-part harmonies. His debut solo studio album The Pilgrim was released in 1973. Gatlin released 23 albums over his career and the album Straight Ahead in 1979 reached the Top 10 on the US and Canadian Country charts and was also certified Platinum in the United States. He won a Grammy Award for his song “Broken Lady” in 1977 for Best Country Song and he won Top Male Vocalist of the Year at the from the Academy of Country Music in 1979....
Early Life and Education Matthew Lawrence was born on February 11, 1980, in Abington Township, Pennsylvania. He is the son of insurance broker Joseph and personnel manager Donna. Matthew has an older brother named Joey and a younger brother named Andrew, both of whom are also actors. Growing up, Lawrence took classes at the independent Quaker institution Abington Friends School. He went on to study acting at HB Studio in New York City....
He is a member of the Writers Guild of America and also collaborated with his brother Harry Medved on four satirical books about movies: The Fifty Worst Films of All Time (1979), The Golden Turkey Awards (1980), The Hollywood Hall of Shame 1984) and Son of the Golden Turkey Awards (1986). Of Jewish descent, Medved played a prominent role in the movie-related controversy over Mel Gibson’s film The Passion of Christ (2004), which Medved defended, but when Gibson was arrested for a DUI in 2006, Medved stated that he felt “betrayed” by Gibson’s anti-semitic remarks and urged Gibson to seek reconciliation with the Jewish community....
Basketball-related income (BRI) came in at $10.25 billion, per Sportico. That sounds like a staggering number, but it’s actually below the projections the league was hoping to reach. As a result, players will only make 90.9% of their salaries from the 2024-25 season, forfeiting a collective $480 million. Buckle up, because we’re about to do a little math. The NBA has had an escrow system in place since 1999, ranging from 8% to 10%....
But that’s it. The company is sold, your equity is wiped, and you move on. Now imagine a magical scenario where you create something—and instead of selling it once, you get to sell it again. And again. Every few years, the same asset comes back around, and each time it gets licensed or sold, you earn a massive check. That magical world is real. It’s called television syndication. The Magic of TV Syndication In the world of syndication, when a hit show gets licensed to a new platform or distributor, a rookie creator might only get 3-4% of a show’s backend....
His best known movies roles include the films Houseboat in 1958 and Journey to Shiloh in 1968. In 1997 Peterson was awarded a Former Child Star Lifetime Achievement Award for The Donna Reed Show from the Young Artist Awards. As a singer he released the albums Lollipops and Roses in 1962, Teenage Triangle in 1963, My Dad in 1963, Bye Bye Birdie in 1963, and More Teenage Triangle in 1964....
Yorn’s album Nightcrawler was released in 2006 and reached #17 on the US Rock chart. His album Back and Fourth was released in 2009 and reached #14 on the US Rock chart and #32 on the Billboard 200. Yorn released the album Break Up (with Scarlett Johansson) in 2009 which also reached #14 on the US Rock chart. He released his self-titled album in 2010 and his 2016 album Arranging Time reached #7 on the US Rock chart....
Peter co-wrote, directed, and produced the 2018 film “Green Book,” which earned him two Academy Awards. He also served as an executive producer on the animated television series “Ozzy & Drix” from 2002 to 2004. The series was based on “Osmosis Jones,” and it received two Daytime Emmy nominations for Outstanding Special Class Animated Program. Farrelly was a producer and director on the TV shows “Loudermilk” (2017–2021) and “Lucky Hank” (2023) and the film “Movie 43” (2013), and he wrote and directed the film “The Greatest Beer Run Ever” (2022)....
Seven years later, he was appointed President, whereas he got elected Chairman and CEO after his father’s death in 2003. Successfully managed by Richard too, the company has a real estate portfolio that includes major development projects in Battery Park City, LeFrak City in Queens, and Newport, Jersey City. Richard LeFrak is also active supporter of charities, presiding over the Richard S. and Karen LeFrak Charitable Foundation, whose mission includes giving support to various charitable organizations....
