Beverly D’Onofrio has also authored the children’s books Mary and the Mouse, the Mouse and Mary in 2007 and Thank You, Lucky Stars in 2008. Her essays have been published in The New York Times, The Village Voice, The Washing Post Sunday magazine, and the Los Angeles Times as well as in magazines including Cosmopolitan, Allure, O, The Oprah Magazine, and Marie Claire. She earned her MFA from Columbia University and has taught writing at both New York University and the University of Wyoming and later at Wilkes University.
Bruford owns the record labels Summerfold and Winterfold Records. He earned his PhD in Music from the University of Sydney in 2016 and in 2017 he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as part of the band Yes. He released his only solo album Feels Good to Me in 1978 and was featured on several albums by Yes and King Crimson as well as the bands U.
Staton has had several popular singles and her song “Young Hearst Run Free” reached #1 on the US R&B chart and #2 in the UK. Her remake of the Tammy Wynette song “Stand By Your Man” reached #4 on the US R&B chart and #24 on the US Pop chart and some of her other popular singles include “Nights on Broadway” and “You Got The Love” by The Source feat.
Their album The Main Ingredient was released in 1994 and reached #9 on the US R&B chart and #51 on the Billboard 200. The duo had #1 singles on the US Rap charts with the songs “They Reminisce Over You (T.R.O.Y.)” and “Lots of Lovin”. CL Smooth released the solo albums American Me in 2006 and The Outsider in 2007. He has collaborated with other artists including Heavy D & The Boyz, Big Daddy Kane, Q-Tip, Run-DMC, John Legend, and The Roots.
Crisp is a switch-batter who throws right-handed from the center field position. Crisp has four children with his wife: three sons and one daughter. Coco earned his nickname as a child when his siblings teased him for resembling one of the animated characters on the cereal box for Cocoa Krispies, though the name didn’t stick until Crisp made his way into MLB’s farm system. He legally changed his name during the spring of 2013.
The group has had #1 singles with songs including “Tonight”, “Love Song”, “Blue”, “Monster”, “Loser”, “Bang Bang Bang”, “If You”, “Let’s Not Fall in Love”, “Flower Road”, and more. Daesung released his debut solo studio album D’scover in 2013 and the album D’slove in 2014 which both reached #2 in Japan. He has been featured in TV series including Show! Music Core, Family Outing Season 1, and Night After Night and the musical drama series What’s Up.
Their second album Ancora was released in 2005 and reached #1 in the US, the UK, Australia, and Canada. Il Divo released the album Siempre in 2006 which reached #1 in multiple countries as did their 2008 album The Promise. They have also released the successful albums Wicked Game in 2011, A Musical Affair in 2013, and Amor & Pasion in 2015. The group Il Divo has sold more than 30 million albums and was named Artist of the Decade at the Classic Brit Awards in 2011.
Moreover, the Della Valle duo is a part of Piaggio & S.p.A. with 2% shares and of Bialetti Industrie SpA with 11% shares, and they also own stakes in the luxurious eyewear company Marcolin and in the U.S. retailer Saks. In addition to his interests, Diego sits on the boards of numerous companies like Banca Nacionales del Lavoro, Maserati, Ferrari and LVHM. Also, he has donated $33 million to renovations of crumbling Coliseum in Rome.
The crux of the case is that in 2006, Lamar approached Dre and Iovine with the idea to release a line of signature headphones, with designs by “renowned industrial designer” Robert Brunner. The three struck a deal, but it went sour soon after, with Dre and Iovine suing Lamar for breach of contract and eventually settling with Lamar. The terms of that settlement had Lamar relinquishing his rights in the company for a four percent royalty in headphones sold by the Beats company, which at that time was partnered with Monster Cable.
Some of his inventions include “PyonPyon”, shoes with leaf springs in them for jumping; a CD for enhancing sexual function; eye-shaped glasses, so that the glasses appear to disappear; a wig outfitted with a weight for self-defense; and floppy disk covers. He is actually most famous for his claim that he invented the floppy disk and sold the technology to IBM. IBM denies this, but says that they have purchased licenses for some of his other inventions.
Brees is suing Vahid Moradi, his old jeweler, claiming the company has cost him millions of dollars over several years. The biggest offender: a 4.09 carat diamond Brees originally bought in 2015 for $8.1 million. The quarterback believed the jeweler was overvaluing the diamond, and he took it to a third-party appraiser. That appraiser offered a value of $2 million – about four times less what Brees paid for it.
He was part of the 2011 World Series championship team with the Cardinals. Through the middle of August 2014, Jackson has an 84-102 win-loss record, a 4.58 earned run average, and 1,225 strikeouts. The six-foot, three-inch, 210-pound pitcher bats and throws right. He has appeared in two postseason series with the Tampa Bay Rays and the St. Louis Cardinals in 2008 and 2011. He recorded a 1-2 win-loss record during the playoffs with the Cards the year St.
Povlsen’s stake in fashion company ASOS makes him the single biggest shareholder in the company, so its drop left him $525 million poorer. He also has a ten percent stake in another fashion retailer Zalando, whose ten percent decline sheered off another $71 million from his fortune. Of course, even huge losses like that are entirely theoretical until he actually sells off a significant portion of his stock in these companies, and even then his net worth of $4.
She was the third person to be eliminated from the competition. She also appeared on “Big Brother’s Bit on the Side” in 2012. Salpa was part of “FHM” magazine’s list of the 100 sexiest women in 2012, coming in fifth. She has been in several editions of the magazine, including a handful of international versions appearing in France and Indonesia. She covered the magazine’s 100 sexiest women edition in 2013.
She has starred in the movies The End of the World Man, St. Patrick’s Day, Duplex, Rocky Balboa, Gran Torino, Pumpgirl, Dead Souls, and Time Out of Mind. Hughes has also appeared in episodes of the TV series ER, Profiler, The Guardian, Oliver Beene, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Law & Order, The Good Wife, Mercy, Nurse Jackie, and Law & Order: Criminal Intent. Hughes also starred as Mary Todd Lincoln in the TV movie Killing Lincoln.
Kai Lenny: $1,068,000 Stab declared Lenny “the most influential surfer under 30” earlier in 2018, and that influence was enough for him to just barely crack the top ten highest earners of the year. Steph Gilmore: $1,643,450 Steph Gilmore isn’t just the only woman on this list – she’s also the only surfer without an energy drink deal. Jordy Smith: $1,730,000 Smith’s 2018 was a bit of a dip compared to the previous year, with various factors in his career contributing to his earning almost a million dollars less than he did in 2017.
The unnamed couple purchased a single parking spot at a luxury housing development called Ultima in September of 2017. As Sandia Lau, a director at Centaline Property Agency explains, the reason parking spaces are going for such high prices is because A: Parking is at a high premium, and B: Residents in places like Ultima have money to burn: “The development is in a luxury residential area. The residents have a lot of cash and simply do not care about a few million dollars when a flat there costs about HK$100 million … Their convenience is more important.
American businessman Manny Mashouf is looking to make a sale outside of the more than 300 Bebe stores he helped bring to life. While the Tehran native studied political science at San Francisco State University, it was the launch of the very first Bebe store in 1976 that made him his millions, launched a worldwide women’s brand name with over 300 stores and pocketed him a stunning Italian-inspired home on Holmby Hills’ Delfern Drive.
Gnarr and Sigurjon Kjartansson formed the radio and television duo Tvihofoi in 1994. He has starred in films and in stand-up comedy specials and is a member of the Icelandic Actors Guild and the Playwrights and Screenwriters Guild. Gnarr authored the book Gnarr!: How I Became the Mayor of a Large City in Iceland and Changed the World. In 2015 he joined Rice University’s Center for Energy and Environmental Research in the Human Sciences as a writer.
He played for the Redskins until 2009 and then was traded for the Oakland Raiders where he played from 2010 to 2011. Campbell signed with the Chicago Bears in 2012 and was a backup for Jay Cutler but filled in when Cutler was injured. Campbell signed a contract with the Cleveland Browns in 2013. He signed with the Cincinnati Bengals for $1.5 million dollars in March 2014 and will serve as a back-up quarterback to Andy Dalton.