Unfortunately for Goodell, success hasn’t exactly translated into popularity. For a variety of reasons — ranging from controversial disciplinary decisions to perceptions that he favors team owners over players — Goodell is almost universally hated by fans. Whether he’s announcing draft picks, handing out the Lombardi Trophy, or simply stepping onto a public stage, it’s practically guaranteed that the crowd will erupt into a chorus of boos. But before you start feeling too bad for Roger… keep in mind that being commissioner of the NFL comes with an absolutely massive silver lining....

For a long time, it was hard to know for sure what exactly Melnichenko was working on, since he kept the project pretty much under wraps since it began in 2012. But now, photos of the boat are starting to be made public, and it would appear that the White Pearl is the biggest sailing yacht in history so far, easily beating out the previous record-holder, venture capitalist Tom Perkins’ 289-foot Maltese Falcon....

Scott created “Dilbert” in 1989, and within a decade, his daily comic strip was featured in over 2,000 newspapers in 19 languages in nearly 60 countries. He was the executive producer of a “Dilbert” television show that aired on UPN from 1998 to 2000. Outside of “Dilbert,” Scott has had success with several nonfiction works, such as a novel called “The Religion War.” Adams is the founder of a vegetarian food company called Scott Adams Food, Inc....

From 2005 to 2006 Stuart starred as Carl Kolchak in the TV series Night Stalker. From 2005 to 2011 he did voice work for the series Robot Chicken. From 2011 to 2012 he starred in XIII: The Series, and since 2013 he has starred as Jack McAllister in the series Betrayal. He has starred in the films Trojan Eddie, Shooting Fish, Under the Skin, Resurrection Man, Simon Magus, Wonderland, The Venice Project, Mauvaise passe, About Adam, Queen of the Damned, Trapped, Shade, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Head in the Clouds, The Best Man, Chaos Theory, and A Stranger in Paradise....

#5. Princess Beatrice Net Worth: $5 million Princess Beatrice of York is the eldest daughter of Prince Andrew, Duke of York and Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York. Beatrice was born in 1988 and she is the 6th and first female in line for the throne of England. She devotes her time to charity work with such organizations as Springboard for Children, Children in Crisis, and the Teenage Cancer Trust....

Theresa Caputo is best known as a self-proclaimed medium and reality television personality who rose to fame as the star of TLC’s “Long Island Medium,” which premiered in 2011 and ran for 14 seasons until 2019. On her show, Caputo claimed to communicate with the dead, performing readings for clients in her home in Hicksville, New York, as well as in public venues across the country. Her distinctive appearance, featuring platinum blonde hair and long, decorated nails, became part of her recognizable brand....

In an interview in 2017 he said that he essentially out of the adult industry and was now driving for Uber. He apparently was so down on his luck after leaving the industry that he didn’t have enough money for a down payment on a car to drive Uber, so he was using a rental. Tom Byron was born in Houston, Texas in April 1961. He started acting in 1982 and has since starred in more than 3000 films which makes him the most credited actor according to the Internet Adult Film Database....

Tommy Kirk was born in Louisville, Kentucky in December 1941. He was known for starring in many Walt Disney Studios movies including Old Yeller, The Swiss Family Robinson, and The Shaggy Dog. At 15 years old his contract was not renewed by Disney when they found out he was gay. Kirk was also known for starring in beach party films. In 1956 he starred as Joe Hardy on the television series The Hardy Boys: The Mystery of the Applegate Treasure....

The Melchers Family Family Worth: 460 Million Euros (approx. $573 million) Ransom Amount: 660 Pounds of Cocaine Claudia Melchers, the Dutch CEO of CMC Catering, was minding her own business in the house with her two children and a visiting neighbor, when three men burst into her home and grabbed her. It was September 12, 2005. The three men tied up her neighbor and Mrs. Melchers, jammed her into a plastic crate, and shoved her into a car....

Early Life Aaron Eckhart was born Aaron Edward Eckhart on March 12, 1968, in Cupertino, California. He grew up in a Mormon household with mother Mary Martha Lawrence (an artist, writer, and poet), father James Conrad Eckhart (a computer executive), and two older brothers. In 1981, the family moved to the U.K. for James’ job, and they lived in Surrey, England. Aaron attended American Community School, where he played Charlie Brown in a school play....

His voice broke at 16 after he had recorded 16 albums and sold more than six million copies. Jones sung for Pope John Paul II, the Queen, and the Prince and Princess of Wales. His biography Walking on Air was published in 1986. His debut studio album Diolch a Chan was released in 1983 and his latest, Forever, in 2011. “Walking in the Air” reached #5 and “Little Drummer Boy” (with Terry Wogan) reached #3 in the UK....

Early Life Allyson Felix was just 18 years old when she finished as a silver medalist in the 200 meter event at the 2004 Summer Olympics. She also set a World Junior record for the 200 meter event with her time of 22.18. Her father, Paul, is a Baptist minister who had been an excellent sprinter as a teen. From her schoolteacher mother, Marlean, Allyson inherited her long legs. Felix followed her older brother, Wes, into the sport, though she did not try out for a track team until her ninth-grade year at Los Angeles Baptist High School in North Hills....

It was 1984 that he set up Enercon, making it the fifth largest company in the sector as its owner and manager. Putting his business acumen at work, he avoided cash-flow and board room problems that were common for Enercon’s competitors. A privately owned company that takes 60% of the market in Germany and does not rents its turbines in the U.S., it has revenues estimated at around $5.34 billion in 2012....

But ever since, lower iron ore prices reduced her half of that pile. Actually, the siblings didn’t do much with their cash over the years, and no clear leader has emerged so far in the next generation. After Michael’s death his half went to his 3 children, who let professional advisors play a bigger role in running the company. Also, the family has become more aggressive in pursuing new mining and property-investment opportunities....

Early Life Angie Dickinson was born Angeline Brown on September 30, 1931, in Kulm, North Dakota. She grew up in a Catholic household with mother Fredericka, father Leo, and sisters Mary Lou and Janet Lee. Leo was a newspaper publisher and editor who worked on the “Edgeley Mail” and “Kulm Messenger,” and he was a projectionist at the local movie theater. When Angie was 10, the family relocated to Burbank, California, and she attended Bellarmine-Jefferson High School, where she won the Sixth Annual Bill of Rights essay contest....

Both Steves were given 45% stakes in the new company. But wait. 45% +45% = 90%. Who got the other 10%? But wait again! There’s a third name on that agreement: “Mr. Ronald G. Wayne.” Ronald Wayne is indeed Apple’s third co-founder. And he did indeed receive the remaining 10% stake at Apple’s founding. Unfortunately for Ronald Wayne, he sold his 10% stake in Apple back to the two Steves just a few weeks later for… $800....

On December 13, 2022, Bernard Arnault overtook Elon Musk to become the richest person on the planet. In April 2023, with LVMH’s stock soaring, Bernard Arnault’s net worth topped $200 billion for the first time. At that point Bernard became only the third person in history to have a net worth north of $200 billion (without having to adjust for inflation). In March 2024, his net worth topped $230 billion....

He returned to the Gators sideline a third time as the defensive coordinator from 2003 until 2004 and served as the team’s interim head coach briefly in 2004. Strong then returned to his role as Florida’s assistant head coach until 2007. In 2010, he landed his first head coaching gig at Louisville, where he led the team until 2013. In 2014, Strong was hired on to right the ship at the University of Texas....

In August 2020, Rocket Companies went public on the New York Stock Exchange, and in its first few hours of trading, the share price jumped 20% and the company’s market cap topped $38 billion. Gilbert owns 95% of Rocket’s equity, which means at that level his stake was worth $36.5 billion. He sold $1.8 billion worth of his shares at the IPO. When combined with his other assets, on the day of the IPO, Dan’s net worth topped $42 billion....

Today, Ek owns around 9% of Spotify. When Spotify went public in April 2018 at a valuation of $28 billion, Daniel was left with a paper net worth of around $2.6 billion. At the time of the IPO, Spotify had 71 million paying subscribers and $5 billion in annual revenue. Before Spotify, Daniel had a senior role in the Nordic auction company Tradera, was the CTO of the game and fashion community Stardoll, and was the CEO of the adware client uTorrent....