He also has an extensive film history with appearances in The Cable Guy, Bruce Almighty, Purple Heart, Fun with Dick and Jane, The Dead One, Spider-Man 3, Strange Wilderness, and Next Day Air. Rivera has been in three music videos: Mobb Deep’s “Got It Twisted” in 2004, 50 Cent’s “Just a Lil Bit” in 2005, and Nicki Minaj featuring Lil Wayne’s “High School” in 2013. Rivera is typically most recognized for his work portraying Mexican criminals on screen....
Beginning with Swedish films, often collaborating with his brother, Fares gradually expanded his presence to Hollywood blockbusters and acclaimed television series. His notable roles include performances in “Zero Dark Thirty,” “Child 44,” “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story,” and HBO’s “Westworld.” Recognized for his intense screen presence and remarkable versatility, Fares has established himself as one of Sweden’s most successful international actors while continuing to contribute to Scandinavian cinema and maintaining a strong cultural identity that bridges his Middle Eastern heritage and European career....
Bruce made history as the first female presenter of BBC News at Ten and has become a defining face of programs like Crimewatch, Antiques Roadshow, and Question Time. Her journalism has taken her from war zones to royal palaces, while her presenting style combines warmth with incisive questioning. Beyond broadcasting, Bruce has authored books, fronted charity campaigns, and balanced her high-profile career with family life. Her longevity and adaptability in a rapidly changing media landscape have cemented her reputation as one of Britain’s most accomplished and respected television presenters....
Frank Abagnale Jr. gained international notoriety as one of history’s most famous imposters and con artists, whose life story became the basis for Steven Spielberg’s 2002 film “Catch Me If You Can” starring Leonardo DiCaprio. Between the ages of 16 and 21 (1964-1969), Abagnale successfully impersonated various professionals including an airline pilot, a doctor, a lawyer, and a sociology professor, while cashing millions in fraudulent checks across 26 countries. During his criminal career, he most famously posed as a Pan Am pilot, using the identity to cash fraudulent company checks and obtain free flights around the world....
Wilpon was one of the most high-profile victims of Bernie Madoff’s Ponzi scheme. It would later be reported that he lost as much as $700 million because of Bernie Madoff. His losses were so large that, at one point, there was speculation that Fred would be forced to sell the Mets. Wilpon eventually agreed to pay $162 million to the trust for Madoff’s victims. In September 2020, Fred and his partners sold the Mets to hedge fund manager Steven A....
Gore Verbinski started his career directing music videos for bands like Bad Religion, NOFX, 24-7 Spyz and Monster Magnet. Verbinski moved from music videos to commercials, where he worked for many brand names including Nike, Coca-Cola, Canon, and United Airlines. One of his most famous commercials the frogs who croak out the word Budweiser. Verbinski made his feature film directing debut with 1997’s “Mouse Hunt.” Early Life and Education Gore Verbinski was born as Gregor Justin Verbinski on March 16, 1964 in Oak Ridge, Tennessee as the fourth of five children of Victor and Laurette....
Maruhan Japan Bank, the biggest subsidiary of the group, has made expansion outside of Japan, i.e., in Cambodia, Myanmar and Laos. As of late, it was announced that Maruhan will be an official bid partner for Tokyo 2020 Olympic bid. Having emigrated from Korea, Chang-Woo announced in November 2011 that he is ready to give away almost all of his wealth to solidify relations between Korea and Japan.
Beyond music, Connick Jr. has established himself as an actor, starring in films such as “Hope Floats” (1998) and “Dolphin Tale” (2011) and appearing in television series like “Will & Grace,” where he had a recurring role. He has also worked as a Broadway performer and composer, notably in “The Pajama Game.” In addition to his music and acting career, he served as a judge on “American Idol” (2014–2016) and hosted “Harry,” his own syndicated daytime talk show from 2016 to 2018....
William Jay Bowerman was born on February 11, 1911, in Portland, Oregon. His father, Jay Bowerman, was a former State Senator and interim Governor of Oregon. After his parents divorced in 1913 due to a scandalous affair, the family moved to his mother’s hometown of Fossil, Oregon. Bowerman attended elementary school in Medford, Oregon, and Seattle. He returned to Medford for high school, where he was a member of the band, a football player, and a competitor on the Oregon State Champion track and field team during his junior and senior years....
Early Life and Education Howard Deutch was born on September 14, 1950 in New York City to Jewish parents Pamela and Murray. His uncle is actor Robert Walden. After graduating from George W. Hewlett High School, Deutch went to the Ohio State University. Career Beginnings Deutch commenced his career in the advertising department of United Artists Records, where his father served as president. He directed music videos for such artists as Billy Idol and Billy Joel....
Fontana has modeled for dozens of brands such as Ralph Lauren, Revlon, Saks Fifth Avenue, Hugo Boss, Dolce and Gabbana, and Chanel. She has also been featured in the pages of a variety of magazines, including “Marie Claire”, “Vogue”, “Harper’s Bazaar” and the “Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue”. She was part of the 2008 list of the World’s Top 15-Earning Models put together by “Forbes”. Fontana’s first marriage to actor Henri Castelli ended in 2007, a year after the birth of their son, Lucas....
Frain developed a successful stage-acting career, most notably with the Royal Shakespeare Company and the Royal Court Theatre. The Broadway actor’s TV credits include “The White Queen”, “The Closer”, “24”, “Armadillo”, “The Tudors”, “The Cape”, “True Blood”, and “Grimm”. He’s appeared in movies such as “An Awfully Big Adventure”, “Loch Ness”, “Red Meat”, “Hilary and Jackie”, “Titus”, “Where the Heart Is”, “The County of Monte Cristo”, “Tron: Legacy”, “Water for Elephants”, and “The Lone Ranger”....
Jerry Harrison is an American musician, producer, and composer whose multifaceted career has left an indelible mark on popular music. Best known as the keyboardist and guitarist for the influential new wave band Talking Heads from 1977 until their disbandment in 1991, Harrison’s contributions extend far beyond this singular achievement. Prior to Talking Heads, he was a member of the proto-punk band The Modern Lovers. Following Talking Heads’ dissolution, Harrison established himself as a respected solo artist and an innovative producer who helped shape the sound of alternative rock through his work with bands like Live, No Doubt, and Kenny Wayne Shepherd....
Drafted 8th overall in the 1975 NBA Draft, Bridgeman was part of the historic trade that sent Kareem Abdul-Jabbar to the Lakers. He spent most of his 12-season career with the Milwaukee Bucks, excelling as a sixth man before retiring in 1987. Despite never earning more than $350,000 per season, he strategically planned for life beyond basketball. Encouraged by then-Bucks owner Jim Fitzgerald, Bridgeman made early investments in business, including a cable company that provided his first significant financial gain....
The same year Unicharm saw its stock price grow, thanks in part to massive sales particularly in China and India. Apart from moving it’s operations in other parts of Asia like Indonesia, Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam and China; Unicharm operates subsidiaries in Russia and India, and also has a diaper plant in Egypt, as well as a successful joint venture with Sumitomo’s US based pet business, Hartz. In addition to making money, Takahara’s company supports the global initiative to reduce poverty called Business Call to Action (BCTA), bringing affordable diapers and sanitary products to 36 million low-income women in the Middle East/North Africa and Asian regions....
College Career and Draft At the University of Massachusetts, Camby developed into one of college basketball’s most dominant players. He led the Minutemen to the 1996 Final Four and earned numerous accolades, including the John R. Wooden Award and Naismith College Player of the Year. His exceptional play made him a top prospect, leading to his selection as the second overall pick in the 1996 NBA Draft, behind Allen Iverson....
In 2001, Wilbon and colleague Tony Kornheiser launched “Pardon the Interruption” (PTI) on ESPN, revolutionizing sports talk television with their debate-driven format. The show’s success catapulted Wilbon to national prominence as he seamlessly transitioned from print to broadcasting. Wilbon expanded his television presence as an NBA analyst for ESPN and ABC, regularly appearing on marquee broadcasts including “NBA Countdown.” His basketball expertise earned him particular respect throughout the league, with stars like Michael Jordan and Charles Barkley counting him among their confidants....
Early Life and Career Beginnings Michael Leslie Winslow was born on September 6, 1958, in Spokane, Washington. He is the son of Robert and Verdie Winslow. He was raised at Fairchild Air Force Base just outside of Spokane and later went to school at the Lisa Maile School of Acting, Modeling and Imaging. With few childhood friends, Winslow would pass the time by imitating the sounds of animals, engines, and anything else that made unique noises....
In 1986 she played Queen Elizabeth in the series Black-Adder II. She has starred in the television series The Life and Times of Vivienne Vyle and Rubicon. Richardson has starred in the movies The Innocent, Underworld, Empire of the Sun, The Mad Monkey, The Bachelor, The Fool, Century, Enchanted April, The Crying Game, Damage, Tom and Viv, the Apostle, St. Ives, The King and I, Sleepy Hollow, Get Carter, Spider, The Actors, The Prince and Me, Phantom of the Opera, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Fred Claus, Made in Dagenham, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1, Belle, and Muppets Most Wanted....
Early Life and Career Beginnings Molly Ringwald was born on February 18, 1968, in Roseville, California. She is the daughter of chef Adele and blind jazz pianist Robert. She has two siblings, Beth and Kelly, and also had an older brother who passed away before she was born. At age five, Ringwald began her acting career as the Dormouse in a stage production of “Alice in Wonderland.” Later, she attended the Lycée Français de Los Angeles....
