Milicevic appeared on the group’s second album A Beautiful Lie in 2005. The album sold four million copies worldwide and over a million in the United States. Their 2009 album This Is War also sold four million albums worldwide. Thirty Seconds to Mars’ latest studio album Love, Lust, Faith, and Dreams in 2013 reached the Top 10 in the United States, Australia, Austria, Finland, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Switzerland, and the UK....
Early Life and Career Beginnings Will Forte was born Orville Willis Forte IV on June 17, 1970, in Alameda, California. His father, Orville Forte III, was a financial broker, while his mother, Patricia, was an artist and former schoolteacher. Will was raised in Moraga before moving with his family to Lafayette when he was 13. Developing a passion for comedy at an early age, he idolized such comedians as Steve Martin and Peter Sellers, and often played pranks on his parents....
That sum places the jade on top of the list of the world’s most valuable, but even more immediately impressive than that is the piece’s massive size. It’s reportedly nine feet tall, and 18 feet wide, weighing in at about 175 metric tons. That estimated value certainly reflects its unbelievable size, but it’s not quite the biggest piece of jade in the world, coming in second place behind a 260-metric-ton statue at China’s Jade Buddha Palace....
Charles Tillman retired from the NFL after the 2015 season. He spent 12 years as a cornerback for the Chicago Bears before finishing his career with a final season in Carolina. Tillman became a fan favorite thanks to his “Peanut Punch” – an uncanny ability to poke a ball out of a runner’s hands. He forced 44 fumbles in his career, more than any other cornerback in NFL history (by far)....
Early Life and Education Ajit Jain was born in India in 1951. He earned an engineering degree from the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kharagpur, one of India’s most prestigious universities. He later moved to the United States to attend Harvard Business School, where he earned his MBA. After graduating, Jain began his career at McKinsey & Company, the elite consulting firm, where he gained experience in financial and operational strategy....
The F40 is an absolutely gorgeous beast. Introduced in 1988 to celebrate Ferrari’s 40th anniversary, it was the first production car to achieve a top speed of over 200 miles per hour and the last Ferrari that was overseen by company founder Enzo Ferrari who died on August 14, 1988. Between 1987 and 1992, 1,315 Ferrari F40s were produced. Today there are believed to be around 1,000 left in the wild....
She left skating when she was 16. She began modeling in her late teens, and went on to place third on the 11th season of “America’s Next Top Model”. She has since enjoyed a successful modeling career, as well as a burgeoning acting career. She has appeared in such projects as “The Big Bang Theory”, “Hung”, “The Green Hornet”, “Crazy, Stupid, Love”, and “Warm Bodies”.
After his graduation, he sold the company, and later, in 1984, Broermann started his first private hospital, which is currently one of the three leading private hospitals in Germany. Moreover, his chain of hospitals holds around 140 hospitals all over the world, including California, China and Russia, and has more than 44, 000 employees. Also, holding an MBA of Harvard University, Broermann started the Dr. Broer Man Foundation which primarily seeks to endorse intervention....
During her career, Billie Jean represented the U.S. in the Federation Cup and Wightman Cup several times, and she was a member of the U.S. team when it won nine Wightman Cups and seven Federation Cups. A vocal advocate for gender equality, 29-year-old King won the so-called “Battle of the Sexes” tennis match against 55-year-old Bobby Riggs in 1973. Billie Jean founded the Women’s Sports Foundation and the Women’s Tennis Association, and she served as the U....
His first single “Walk a Little Straighter” peaked at #8 on the Hot Country Singles chart and “I Got a Feelin” hit #5. Currington has released five studio albums including two certified Gold and one Platinum. He has had 11 Top 40 hits including “Good Directions”, “People Are Crazy”, “That’s How Country Boys Roll”, “Pretty Good at Drinkin’ Beer”, “Let Me Down Easy”, “Must Be Doin’ Somethin’ Right”, “Hey Girl”, and the duet “Party for Two” with Shania Twain....
Bruno Heller directed one episode of The Mentalist in 2012. He has also worked on the films Pax and the TV movies The Expendables and The Advocates. Heller was nominated for a Writers Guild of America Award for New Series in 2006 and a BAFTA Award for Best Drama Series in 2008 for Rome. His father Lukas Heller was a screenwriter and his sister Zoe Heller is a writer and columnist....
It quickly gained legions of fans, and was subsequently picked up by HGTV for broadcast in the United States. It currently has 90 million viewers. She is also the host of “Candice Tells All”, which began airing in early 2011. She has written two books, “Candice Olson on Design: Inspiration and Ideas for Your Home” and “Candice Olson: Kitchen and Bathrooms”. She also has a line of home décor products....
Early Life and Playing Career Charles Henry Noll was born on January 5, 1932, in Cleveland, Ohio. Growing up during the Depression era, Noll developed a strong work ethic and disciplined approach to life that would later become hallmarks of his coaching philosophy. He attended Benedictine High School in Cleveland, where he excelled as a running back and tackle, earning All-State honors that helped him secure a football scholarship to the University of Dayton....
Early Life Crystal was born in Northridge, California in 1983. She claims to be a 76th generational descendant of Confucius. She attended the University of California at Irvine where she studied History and Biology. Personal Life At an office party in 2003, Crystal met director/producer Rob Minkoff. Their first date was the movie premier of “Finding Nemo.” Rob is the director behind feature films like “The Lion King,” “Stuart Little” and “Haunted Mansion....
Dan Rooney was an influential figure in American sports as the longtime chairman of the Pittsburgh Steelers NFL franchise. He transformed the Steelers from a struggling team into one of the most successful franchises in NFL history, overseeing six Super Bowl championships during his tenure. Beyond football, Rooney served as the U.S. Ambassador to Ireland from 2009 to 2012, reflecting his deep pride in his Irish heritage. He was instrumental in establishing the “Rooney Rule,” which requires NFL teams to interview minority candidates for head coaching positions....
Draiman also formed the band Device with former Filter guitarist Geno Lenardo, and in 2013, they released a self-titled album, and their single “Vilify” reached #1 on the “Billboard” Active Rock and Mainstream Rock charts. Early Life David Draiman was born David Michael Draiman on March 13, 1973, in Brooklyn, New York. David grew up with mother Miriam, father YJ, and brother Benjamin, and when he was 12, his father (a small-business owner and real estate developer) went to prison for embezzlement....
Early Life Elizabeth Berkley was born on July 28, 1972, in Farmington Hills, Michigan. She grew up with mother, Jere (the owner of a gift basket business), father, Fred (a lawyer), and older brother, Jason. Her family practiced Conservative Judaism, so Elizabeth celebrated her 12th birthday with a bat mitzvah. She has a condition called heterochromia, and the iris of her left eye is both green and brown, while her right iris is completely green....
Early Life Emily Saliers was born Emily Ann Saliers on July 22, 1963, in New Haven, Connecticut. She is the daughter of librarian Jane Saliers and theology professor Don Saliers. Emily has three sisters, and her family moved to Decatur, Georgia, when she was 11 years old. Her father was the Candler School of Theology’s William R. Cannon Distinguished Professor of Theology and Worship, and after retiring, he was named the school’s Theologian-in-Residence and became a professor emeritus....
She earned her GED while she was incarcerated. She met Michael K. Williams who played Omar Little on “The Wire”, while hanging out in a club in Baltimore. He introduced her to the writers and producers of the series, and after an audition process, she began appearing on the show as the character, Felicia “Snoop” Pearson. In addition to her work on “The Wire”, she was also featured on the track, “It’s A Stick Up”, and she wrote the memoir, “Grace After Midnight”, about her early childhood experiences....
