Tina Weymouth is best known for co-founding and serving as the bassist of the band Talking Heads. One of the most acclaimed music groups of the 1980s, the band had such hit songs as “Once in a Lifetime,” “Burning Down the House,” “Road to Nowhere,” and “Wild Wild Life.” Weymouth also co-founded the side project Tom Tom Club with her husband and Talking Heads bandmate Chris Frantz. Early Life and Education Tina Weymouth was born as Martina Weymouth on November 22, 1950 in Coronado, California as the third of eight children of Laura and US Navy Vice Admiral Ralph....

Walter Cronkite anchored the “CBS Evening News” from 1962 to 1981. He reported on numerous major events during his tenure, including the assassinations of John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr., the Apollo 11 moon landing, and the Watergate scandal, and received two Peabody Awards and the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Cronkite was known for concluding his broadcasts with the catchphrase “And that’s the way it is.” Salary Walter’s biggest contract came in 1981 when he signed a 7-year deal that paid him $1 million per year, which is the same as around $2....

As you may recall, the Winklevosses accused Mark Zuckerberg of stealing their idea to create a social network. The evidence was actually somewhat compelling and the twins were eventually awarded a $65-million settlement. The settlement was made up of $20 million in cash and $45 million in pre-IPO Facebook stock. A lot of people thought that would be the last we’d hear of the Winklevii – a footnote in the birth of one of the world’s most valuable companies....

According to Brazil’s Federal Police, Safra had knowledge of a plan carried out by executives at The Safra Group to send a bribe worth 15.3 million reais (or about $4.2 million) to Brazilian tax authorities. Prosecutors also reportedly have recorded phone conversations between Safra and João Inácio Puga, a Banco Safra executive, which prove that he knew about and approved the illegal bribery plan. Safra was not directly involved in the negotiations or the bribery plan itself....

Early Life and Collegiate Career Alexander Victor Schauffele was born on October 25, 1993, in San Diego, California. He is the son of a German-French immigrant father and a Taiwanese immigrant mother. Two of his great-grandfathers were footballers at the European premier level: Johann Hoffman, who played for the Austria national football team, and Richard Schauffele, who played for VFB Stuttgart. Richard also earned numerous titles in javelin, discus, and shot-put....

Cleveland has the eighth-highest payroll in the league, at just over $82 million. Golden State ranks 17th, with about $73.6 million on its payroll. Of the 22 highest-paid players this year, three will be competing in this series–or at least watching from the bench: LeBron James ($20.6 million), Kevin Love ($15.7 million) and David Lee ($15 million) Three of the top seven earners in the series are playing less than eight minutes per game in the playoffs....

Rich and Sarah Barton Net Worth: $1 billion Expedia, Zillow, and Glassdoor Rich Barton graduated from Stanford with a degree in engineering in 1989. He joined Microsoft in 1991. In 1994, Microsoft planned to create a travel guidebook on a CD-ROM (remember those?). Barton had a better idea. He wanted to create an online travel company. Expedia was the result of Barton’s idea. It launched in 1996 and made its IPO in 2003....

He is the President of Hospital da Beneficência Portuguesa, a hospital which serves members of Sao Paulo’s population that are below the poverty line, and he is also a prolific writer, and has published multiple articles and editorials in a number of notable national magazines and newspapers. He ran for governor unsuccessfully in the mid-80s, but has remained actively involved in politics with a focus on improving health care and job opportunities....

In 2013, the Nicola Valley Fish and Game Club, a local nonprofit that manages the wildlife in the area, sued Kroenke’s ranch for access to the trail, which they argued has historic significance that dated back to an old indigenous village. They said Canadian citizens have a right to access that public land. In 2018, the Supreme Court of British Columbia sided with the Nicola Valley Fish and Game Club....

He dabbled in ownership of the Baltimore Orioles, Texas Rangers, and St. Louis Cardinals before heading up the group that made a play to purchase the Reds. Castellini had previously owned a small part of the franchise until the mid-’80s. Prior to the purchase, the Reds had five straight losing seasons, one of the worst stretches in franchise history. Castellini replaced the team’s general manager almost immediately after the $270 million-dollar-deal closed, leading to a third place division finish in 2006....

The pair is featured on the A&E reality series, “Storage Wars”, which follows a group of professional buyers as they purchase storage lockers that are being auctioned off because the rent has not been paid. They only have five minutes to examine the contents of the lockers. They hope that the lockers they purchase contain items that will resell for larger amounts. Brandon and his father have purchased lockers that they later discovered contained paintings by Picasso and Gutierrez, a letter written by Abraham Lincoln, and a massive comic book collection....

He rejoined the Phoenix Suns from 1997 to 1998 and played for the Dallas Mavericks from 1998 to 2000. Ceballos played for the Detroit Pistons in 2000 and the Miami Heat from 2000 to 2001. He also played in Israel, Russia, and the Philippines. He was also with the Harlem Globetrotters and was a part owner of the Arizona Scorpions. Ceballos was best known for winning the NBA Slam Dunk Contest in 1992 and was an NBA All-Star in 1995....

Early Years Charles Stuart Kaufman was born on November 19, 1958, in New York City, the son of Myron and Helen Kaufman. His family, which is of the Jewish faith, later relocated to West Hartford, Connecticut. He joined the drama club in high school and later attended Boston University and New York University, where he studied film and received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. Slow Success In his mid-20s, Charlie Kaufman wrote articles for the American humor magazine National Lampoon while unsuccessfully marketing his screenplays....

After retiring from driving, Ganassi transitioned to team ownership in 1990, founding Chip Ganassi Racing. His organization has become one of motorsport’s most dominant forces, competing across multiple disciplines including IndyCar, NASCAR, IMSA, WEC, and extreme off-road racing. Under Ganassi’s leadership, his teams have achieved remarkable success: 14 Indianapolis 500 victories Over 20 championships across various racing series More than 230 race wins Notable achievements include being the only team owner to win the Indianapolis 500, Daytona 500, 24 Hours of Daytona, 24 Hours of Le Mans, 12 Hours of Sebring, and Brickyard 400....

Chipmunk has won several awards, including Best U.K. Newcomer and Best Hip Hop Act at the 2008 MOBO Awards, and The UGG Award for Urban Garage/Grime for “Diamond Rings” at the 2009 MP3 Music Awards.

Currently, Clarins is an international powerhouse with more than 8,800 employees worldwide, and in 2012, it was listed first for face skin care products in Europe, and first for body skin care products in the world. Holding an MBA of Ecole SS Economic and Commercal, Dr. Oliver Courtin-Clarins joined the company in 1990, and since 1998, he sits on the Board. Today, Olivier serves as the Chief Research Officer and Managing Director, while his brother Christian serves as the Chairman and CEO of Clarins....

He inherited DeBartolo Realty Corporation from his father and merged it with Simon Property Group in the late 90s. The merger created one of the largest real estate conglomerates in US history. Today, the publicly traded Simon Property Group controls more than $30 billion worth of assets and has a market cap approaching $50 billion. DeBartolo was involved in the 1998 corruption case of former Louisiana governor Edwin Edwards and pleaded guilty to failing to report a felony....

At Berklee she earned a B.M. and signed on as an instructor at the age of 20-making her the youngest faculty member in the history of Berklee. Spalding was the 2005 recipient of the prestigious Boston Jazz Society scholarship for outstanding musicianship. The Berklee years also created networking opportunities with several notable artists, including pianist Michel Camilo, vibraphonist Dave Samuels, bassist Stanley Clarke, guitarist Pat Metheny, singer Patti Austin and saxophonists Donald Harrison and Joe Lovano....

Early Life and Wu-Tang Clan Ghostface Killah was born Dennis Coles on May 9, 1970, on Staten Island in New York City. As a youth, he went to junior high with future fellow Wu-Tang Clan member Raekwon. Later, Coles became the roommate of Wu-Tang founder RZA and helped to bring together the other seven members of the group: GZA, Method Man, Ol’ Dirty Bastard, Raekwon, U-God, Masta Killa, and Inspectah Deck....

Gizelle Bryant has emerged as a compelling figure in American popular culture, most prominently known for her starring role on Bravo’s reality television series “The Real Housewives of Potomac” since its debut in 2016. Beyond her television fame, Bryant has established herself as an entrepreneur, author, and philanthropist. Her outspoken personality, business ventures, and personal journey as a divorced mother of three daughters have resonated with audiences nationwide. As the ex-wife of prominent pastor Jamal Bryant, she has navigated life in the public eye while reinventing herself professionally and personally, becoming an influential voice in conversations about women’s empowerment and independence while maintaining her signature straightforward approach to life’s challenges....