The majority of Shaun White’s net worth came from a lucrative portfolio of endorsement contracts signed over the years. For example, he had a 10-year partnership with Burton Snowboards and a longtime relationship with Red Bull. Other endorsements include Target, Oakley, Hewlett-Packard, and Ubisoft. These endorsements helped Shaun earn $10 million per year at his peak without having to even strap on a snowboard. Shaun is also secretly a bit of a real estate mogul (as we detail later in this article), the founder of a lifestyle brand, and an investor in Mammoth Mountain....

from 1986 to 1987 and 227 in 1988. He also appeared in the TV documentary Backstage on the Black Stage in 2006. He has received keys to the city from more than 20 American cities. Garrett was awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 1992. Beauty Shop inspired the movies The Salon, Hair Show, and Beauty Shop, as well as the TV series New Attitudes.

The family’s largest holding is the private banking group EFG Bank European Financial Group in Luxembourg. The Latsis family fortune, managed by Spiro Latsis, includes more than 42% in Hellenic Petroleum, a major petroleum player in Southern Europe, through its ownership of Paneuropean Oil and Industrial Holdings S.A.. The Latsis group also controls Lamda Development, a real estate group based in Athens. Lamda Development projects include The Mall Athens, which opened in 2005, and Golden Hall Mall, also in Athens....

The pair is also active in collecting art; most notably they have given $45 million to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art for an exhibit space that bears their names. Apart from doing business together, Stewart and Lynda Resnick have teamed up in providing scholarships meant for the children of their workers and people in the surrounding communities. Moreover, they made a donation of $20 million to the Resnick Institute at CalTech in order to support the development of renewable energy, as well as they provided $15 million for The Stewart & Lynda Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital at UCLA....

In 1992, she appeared on the short-lived FOX sitcom “Flying Blind.” In 1993, she accepted the starring role in a sitcom called “The Naked Truth,” which aired 55 episodes over three seasons. She reportedly turned down playing the role of Rachel Greene on “Friends” to take “The Naked Truth.” As we all know now, that role went to Jennifer Aniston, who became one of the biggest stars in the world thanks to the part....

The Masters is big business, which means a huge payout for the top names in golf. The total prize pool for this year’s tournament was $10 million. Spieth earned $1.8 million for his win. That’s over 50% more than the typical first prize check on the PGA tour. Finishing second may feel like a letdown, but the $1,080,000 seems like a nice consolation prize. No wonder Phil Mickelson was so happy with his put on the 72nd and final hole....

He has hosted the TV series Na sowas!, Gottschalk Late Night, Gottschalk & Friends, Ein Herz fur Kinder, Gottschalk Live, and Das Supertalent. Gottschalk has also starred in the movies Zookeeper, Late Show, Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit, Driving Me Crazy, Harry and Harriet, Think Big, and Three Crazy Jerks. He has also served as the testimonial personality for Haribo confectionery TV commercials. Gottschalk won 1 million Euros for charity in the 2008 German celebrity version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?...

Benson courted controversy back in 2005 in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. After that storm made the New Orleans Superdome impossible for the New Orleans Saints to play that season, he arranged for the team to temporarily find a new home in San Antonio. New Orleans residents were then shocked and outraged when the mayor of San Antonio made the claim that Benson was planning on permanently relocating the team to San Antonio – a claim that Benson eventually denied in a firm but non-committal fashion....

Peterson’s status has been in flux for much of the last year going from active, to suspended, to the commissioner’s exempt list, and eventually reinstated – but the find did not end there. First there were the trade rumors. Several teams had supposed interest in Peterson, but the Vikings wanted much more than anyone was willing to give for a 30-year old running back with a surgically repaired knee. Then came the salary demands....

Early Life and Education Aida Turturro was born on September 25, 1962 in the Brooklyn borough of New York City to Dorothy and Domenick. She is of Italian ancestry, with her mother hailing from Sicily. Her cousins are actor/director John Turturro and actor Nicholas Turturro. For her higher education, she went to the State University of New York at New Paltz, from which she obtained her bachelor of arts degree in theatre....

At the time, Makhmudov offered Bokarev to head Krutredag, which managed the export operations of the Kuzbassrazrezugol coal company. Ever since, Andrei has been a minority partner in most of Makhmudov’s projects, including the freight railway operator Transgroup, and Aeroexpress, which carries out passenger railway operations in the Moscow region. A keen skier, Bokarev is also President of the Russian Ski Sports Association and the Freestyle Federation of Russia.

Early Life Anurag Dikshit was born in 1973 in Dhanbad Jharkhand, India. In 1994 he graduated with a Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science and Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology in Delhi. He completed his schooling at De Nobili School, FRI and upon gradating worked as a software developer in the United States at CMC. He was a systems analyst for Websci and later a consultant for AT&T....

He helped the team win the Public League Championship in 1991. He went to Mineral Area College and then played at Arkansas State University on a scholarship. Agee never played in the National Basketball Association and turned down a contract to play in the CBA. He starred in the movie Passing Glory and started his Hoop Dreams clothing line. He started the Arthur Agee Role Model Foundation with hopes to “help underprivileged kids to understand that their role models are not professional athletes, but their parents”....

Condon has written and/or directed for the movies Strange Behavior, Strange Invaders, F/X2, Chicago, Shortcut to Happiness, Mr. Holmes, Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh, The Man Who Wouldn’t Die, Gods and Monsters, The Others, Kinsey, Dreamgirls, The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1, The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2, and The Fifth Estate. He is scheduled to direct the upcoming film Beauty and the Beast in 2017....

He stumbled across some old cigarette-making machines, and launched his own discount cigarette business, Commonwealth Brands, in 1991. Ten years later, he sold the business for $1 billion. He is not a smoker himself. He owns 71% of Kentucky Downs and a portion of Churchill Downs. He also owns multiple developments and large portions of land all over the United States, and is currently the fourth largest private landowner in the country....

Bosworth entered the NFL in 1987 after a supplemental draft selection by the Seattle Seahawks. He signed a then-record 10-year, $11 million rookie contract, setting expectations sky-high. His NFL career, however, was short-lived. Plagued by shoulder injuries, Bosworth played just 24 games over three seasons before retiring in 1989. While his time in the league was brief, he remained a pop culture fixture due to his larger-than-life image. After football, Bosworth transitioned into acting, with roles in action films like “Stone Cold” and appearances on television....

“The Parkers” Salary & Royalties In the final season of “The Parkers,” Mo’Nique and Countess Vaughn earned $55,000 per episode. There were 22 episodes. That worked out to $1.21 million for that season. In April 2023, Mo’Nique sued Paramount and CBS over allegedly unpaid royalties for her UPN sitcom “The Parkers.” In her lawsuit, she claimed the companies “artificially depressed [the show’s] profitability to retain millions that would otherwise be contractually due” to Mo’Nique and the show’s writers....