Kansas released their self-titled debut studio album in 1974. They released the albums Song for America and Masque in 1975. Their album Leftoverture in 1976 reached #5 in the US and #2 in Canada and was certified 5x Platinum in the US. Their album Point of Know Return in 1977 reached #4 in the US and #7 in Canada and was certified 4x Platinum in the US. Kansas released a total of 14 studio albums but Walsh was released by Ronnie Platt for their latest album in 2016....
Alaska Leonard Hyde, Jonathan Rubini & Families $340 Million each Jonathan Rubini and his partner Leonard Hyde are Alaska’s biggest real estate developers. The two own and run JL Properties and control most of the skyline of Anchorage. Their largest project is a 3,600-unit residential project on a joint Army-Air Force base in Anchorage. Vermont John Abele $625 million John Abele co-founded the medical device company Boston Scientific in 1979....
Looking at the players from the Forbes’ highest-paid athletes list, there are several that make more than half of their earnings in areas besides their sport. In fact, Usain Bolt made $31 million over the past year despite retiring in 2017. These numbers are just from the past year and they point to a trend with professional athletes. Sure, you can sign hefty contracts, but those are usually capped. The potential for earning big money really comes from endorsement deals – which can be as high as the sky....
Early Life and Education Tim Curry was born on April 19, 1946 in Cheshire, England to school secretary Patricia and Royal Navy chaplain James. He had an older sister named Judith, a concert pianist. Growing up, Curry spent most of his time in Plymouth. When he was 12, his father passed away, and the family subsequently moved to South London. There, Curry attended boarding school. He went on to attend Kingswood School in Bath, Somerset, where he became a skilled boy soprano....
The documentary film Rock N Roll Nerd in 2008 was about Minchin. Tim composed and was the lyricist for the show Matilda the Musical which won a Tony Awards and Olivier Award. In 2013 Minchin starred in the TV series Californication. In 2014 he authored the book Storm. He has also won awards at the U.S. Comedy Arts Festival for Best Alterative Act in 2007, the Helpmann Awards for Best Comedy Performer in 2009, and a 2010 Chortle Award for Best Music or Variety Act....
According to Italian soccer journalist Fabrizio Romano, a Saudi team called Al Nassr has offered Cristiano a 3-year contract that will come with an annual salary of… $207 MILLION That’s not $207 million over three years. It’s $207 million per year for three years. In other words, Al Nassr has submitted a 3-year $621 million contract to Mr. Ronaldo’s agents. That is the largest contract in sports history in terms of average salary per year....
A source close to the situation says that the plan was always for the support payments to be renegotiated when Rodriguez retired from his Yankees gig, but for whatever reason, that hasn’t successfully happened yet, and A-Rod is still paying the same amount he was when he was making $30 million a year even though he’s only making $3 million a year, month after month. That’s a 90% drop FYI....
UFC Earnings During his illustrious career in the UFC, Anderson Silva earned at least $30 million from guarantees and PPV payout bonuses. For example, in his fight against Vitor Belfort, Anderson earned $2,506,034. Another notable bout was against Yushin Okami, where Silva earned $2,000,000. In his second fight against Chael Sonnen, Silva again earned $2,506,034, while Sonnen took home $1,050,000. Silva’s victory over Stephan Bonnar added another $2,000,000 to his earnings....
Early Life and Career Austin Mahone was born on April 4, 1996, in San Antonio, Texas. He is the son of Michele Lee and Charles Edgar Mahone. Austin lost his father when he was just a year and a half old, and he was raised as a Catholic by his single mother. Mahone attended Lady Bird Johnson High School in San Antonio but left after his freshman year to be homeschooled at his grandmother’s house....
50 Cent first filed for bankruptcy in July of 2015, when he said his multi-million-dollar income was the subject of unmanageable drains, stemming from an array of big-money lawsuits against the rapper. News like that can be embarrassing, especially for one with 50’s cash-obsessed persona, so it’s not exactly a surprise that since October of that same year, he appears to have been compensating for the reports (not to mention jokes on the internet and late night TV) by flaunting his immense, uh, cash liquidity on Instagram, with posts like this one: https://www....
Early Life Billy Eichner was born on September 18, 1978, in New York City. His mother, Debbie, was a phone company employee, and his father, Jay, worked as a rent tax auditor. Billy grew up in a Jewish household in Forest Hills, and his bar mitzvah was both pop music-themed and Broadway-themed, featuring life-size cutouts of Madonna and the Phantom of the Opera. During an appearance on the podcast “You Made It Weird,” Eichner stated, “I could not decide whether the theme should be Broadway, which I was very into at the time and still am, or pop music, which I was very into at the time and still am…....
In the 1970s his career began to cool slightly. Crane starred as Bob Wilcox on “The Bob Crane Show” in 1975. He also starred in the movies “Return to Peyton Place”, “Man-Trap”, “The New Interns”, “The Wicked Dreams of Paula Schultz”, “Superdad,” and “Gus”. Crane’s last role was an episode of the TV series “The Love Boat” in 1978. After acting on television he became a fixture on the dinner theater scene....
After he graduated high school he joined the band Rock Bottom and then the band Elijah Hooker. That band released their self-titled debut studio album in 2013. Johnson son American Idol in 2014 and released his debut solo studio album Testify which reached #9 on the US Rock chart and #24 on the Billboard 200 chart. His single “As Long As You Love Me” reached #41 on the US Rock chart....
From 1989 to 1990 he played Early Williams on L.A. Law. Carl starred as Dr. Norris on Going to Extremes from 1992 to 1993. He played Mayor Christian Davidson on EZ Streets from 1996 to 1997 and Dr. Miles Hawkins on M.A.N.T.I.S. from 1994 to 1997. Lumbly provided voices for the animated series Justice League from 2001 to 2006. During the same years he starred as Marcus Dixon on the TV series Alias....
Early Life Caroline Alice Stanbury was born on April 28, 1976, in London, England. She is the daughter of venture capitalist Anthony Stanbury, who was managing director of Jaeger (the high-end fashion group), and Elizabeth Stanbury, who ran a cashmere knitwear business. Elizabeth is also part of the landed Vestey family and an old friend of Sue Ferguson, the second wife of the Duchess of York’s father, Major Ron. Caroline has two brothers, Alex and Edward, and a sister named Victoria....
Colby Rasmus chipped in the second most on the team with 25, and often seemed to do so when the team needed them most. Rather than let him walk in free agency Houston opted to make what is called a qualifying offer so that if he left they would be compensated with an extra first round draft pick. So—what is a qualifying offer? It is an offer that teams can make players that are set to become free agents....
Early Life Colin Hanks was born Colin Lewes Dillingham on November 24, 1977, in Sacramento, California. His father is actor, director, and screenwriter Tom Hanks, and his mother is actress Samantha Lewes (née Susan Dillingham). After Tom and Samantha wed in 1978, Colin’s last name was changed to Hanks; they divorced in 1987, and Tom married actress and singer Rita Wilson the following year. Hanks has a younger sister, Elizabeth, and two half-brothers, Truman and Chester....
Early Life Connie Sellecca was born during May of 1955 to her Italian parents in The Bronx, New York. After developing an interest in performing arts in high school, Sellecca attended Boston College, although she withdrew to pursue a career in acting. She got her start working as a fashion model before debuting in the film The Bermuda Depths in 1978. Sellecca appeared in the television movie Captain America II: Death Too Soon, starring Christopher Lee and Lana Wood....
The company’s accumulated losses for 2017 came to $416,282 in American dollars. It was started in 2014 to handle and maximize McGregor’s earning potential, including registering trademarks associated with the fighter’s own personal brand. McGregor’s own name is a registered trademark, “The Mac Life,” and the company attempted to trademark “Notorious” as well, an effort that went on to fail. Officially, the company’s activities are listed as “other sporting activities,” and 2017 was evidently not a great year for those activities, business-wise....
Karaty has been a judge and choreographic on the reality television series So You Think You Can Dance and So You Think You Can Dance Canada. He has also worked as a choreographer and performance manager for the reality TV series America’s Got Talent. He has also worked for the TV series Holland’s Got Talent, Belgian’s Got Talent, ‘Everybody Dance Now, So You Think You Can Dance Belgium and The Netherlands, and The Ultimate Dance Battle....
