Gulnara was once the most powerful women in central Asia. She has a master’s degree from Harvard, a judo black belt, fluent in four languages, a professional jewelry designer, model, socialite, fashion designer, foreign diplomat, poet, and performer of a number one hit pop single. She was a living, breathing James Bond villainess who, at the height of her power, was the richest woman oligarch in the former USSR. She was mired in scandals and corruption, ran a $600 million bribery scheme in her heyday and was the subject of an ongoing money laundering probe in Switzerland.
Ever since, Triguboff’s company has developed into Australia’s biggest home-builder, having built 60,000 residential dwellings, mainly townhouses and apartments. Among the most notable projects of the company is the construction of Sydney’s tallest residential apartment building World Tower (2001-2004). As of May 2011, the Business Review Weekly magazine estimated Triguboff’s net worth at $4.30 billion AUD, making him the seventh richest person in Australia. Also, he was the first person to win Australia’s Property Person of the Year award twice (once in 2003 and then again in 2009).
From there, she went on to appear in a series of popular films, including “The Parent Trap”, “Summer Magic”, “That Darn Cat”, “The Family Way”, “Pretty Polly”, “Cry of the Penguins”, and “The Kingfisher Caper”. As she became older, she began adding television roles to her work, and she has continued to appear in both and film and television projects steadily. Some of her later projects include co-starring, guest-starring, and recurring roles in such television shows as “The Love Boat”, “The Flame Trees of Thika”, “The Storybook Series with Hayley Mills”, and “Good Morning, Miss Bliss”.
Mark Kurlyandchik helped provide the foundation for this article. JM Barrie was born James Matthew Barrie on May 9, 1860, to a conservative Calvinist family in Scotland. His father, David Barrie, was a weaver and his mother, Margaret Ogilvy, assumed the household responsibilities of raising 10 children (two of whom died before Barrie was born). Barrie loved reading and making up stories of his own. Famous for creating a boy who never grew up, Barrie’s life experiences may have served as a great inspiration for the Peter Pan character.
She has also been ranked #1 on the Women’s Swatch TTR World Tour. She has won four Gold Medals, two Silver medals, and a Bronze at the Winter X Games in Slopestyle, and in February 2014, became the first woman to win a Gold in Slopestyle at the 2014 Olympics in Sochi. In 2015, she appeared on the NBC reality series, Celebrity Apprentice with Donald Trump where she competed against fellow cast members in business-related challenges.
Jarkko Nieminen also set a record for winning the shortest Masters Tour tennis match in the Open Era when he defeated Bernard Tomic in 28 minutes and 20 seconds in 2014. He turned professional in 2000 and retired in 2015, earning $7.7 million during his career. He finished with a singles record of 405-348 with two titles. He finished with a doubles record of 150-192 with five titles and also represented Finland at the 2004 and 2012 Olympic Games.
He is also an aspiring PGA golfer, and he tries to plan his shipping schedules and routes around PGA qualifying tournaments whenever possible. This is undoubtedly part of the appeal of the shipping business for Jarrett – where else can you get paid to travel to PGA qualifying events? The adventures of Jarrett and his fellow shippers/competitors will be seen on the upcoming A&E reality TV series Shipping Wars, which shows various independent shippers like Jarrett bidding on those unusual shipping contracts.
One of her other well-known roles came starring as the title character Traci Townsend in the 2005 film. Lewis has also appeared in the movies Def Jam’s How to Be a Player, The Beat, Deliver Us from Eva, Doing Hard Time, Three Can Play That Game, The Perfect Man, My Sister’s Wedding, Four Seasons, and more. She has also had recurring roles in the TV series Moesha, Line of Fire, and Eve.
His first well-known song record with the Dead Kennedys was “California Uber Alles,” followed by “Holiday in Cambodia.” IN 1986 Biafra was accused of distributing “harmful material to minors” for the cover art of the band’s album Frankenchrist. He argued it as a political statement, and the charges were dropped later that year. During the time of the trial, the Dead Kennedys fizzled out due to rising costs. Biafra began his spoken word career after the band’s breakup.
The film, “Nora’s Hair Salon”, again received accolades, and he was named to Blackfilm.com’s list of the top ten “People to Watch”. In 2007, he released his most ambitious project, “Blackout”, starring Zoe Saldana, Jeffrey Wright, and Saul Rubinek, among others. The film was very successful on the festival circuit, screening at Tribeca Film Festival and Zurich Film Festival, among others. “Blackout” went on to become the first independent film ever purchased by BET Home Video/Paramount.
He has also received honorary Doctors of Science from Northeastern University and Wentworth Institute of Technology. Some of his other honors include Gold Medal Awards from the Society of Interventional Radiology, and the Cardiovascular and Interventional Radiological Society of Europe. In 2007 he received the Pioneer in Endoscopy Award from the Society of American Gastrointestinal and Endoscopic Surgeons, among numerous other honors. He is the Founding Chairman of Boston Scientific Corporation, the former Chairman of FIRST, and is now the Vice Chairman of FIRST, and the Chairman of the Governance Committee.
He donned the number 26 shirt for Chelsea. Aside from being one of the best central defenders of his generation, Terry also holds the distinction of being Chelsea’s most successful captain, having led them to three Premier League titles, four FA Cups, two League Cups and a UEFA Champions League since 2004. He is one of five players to have made over 500 appearances for Chelsea and is also the club’s all-time highest scoring defender.
He served as a panelist on multiple shows, and co-hosted “Cold Pizza”. He then went on to co-anchor “SportsCenter” in the morning. In 2011, he became part of the hosting team for “Good Morning America”. He also briefly co-hosted, “Good Afternoon America”. In 2005, he received a NY Local Emmy for his writing work for the MSG Network.
In 2011, he was named co-host of “The Insider”, which is now known as “omg! Insider”. He is also the lead anchor for college basketball coverage on FX and Fox Sports Net. In addition to his work as a host and anchor, he has also made appearances on such programs as “America’s Next Top Model” and “Hell’s Kitchen”. He also covered the 2009 U.S. Open with Lindsay Davenport.
He is currently featured on the Discovery Channel series, Amish Mafia, which follows Levi, and his fellow “soldiers” as they operate within the Amish community. The show began airing in December of 2012, and ran for six episodes, it is now in its third season. The program has come under intense fire by Amish scholars. Additionally, many of the scenes are re-enactments based on eyewitness accounts, though it is unclear which scenes are real, and which are re-enactments.
At nearly a half acre, the gated property consists of a 12,178-square-foot main house and a guest house. It’s a modern, three-level compound, with six bedrooms, eight and a half bathrooms, and enough amenities to keep occupants disinterested in the outside world for days. Let’s start with the exterior, where a three-car garage and parking court offers loads of space to welcome visitors. But this place has more than just car parking; try docking space for two 60’ yachts.
She received a degree in social work and went on to pursue acting and have three children. Ontiveros has starred in many other films and television shows such as Desperate Housewives-for which she was nominated for an Emmy Award, Charlie’s Angels, King of the Hill, Rob!, Beverly Hills Chihuahua 2, Our Family Wedding, and many more. Ontiveros was married to her husband, Elias, and lived in Pico Rivera, California until her death on July 26, 2012 in Whittier, California.
Her self-titled debut studio album was released in 1993. The album reached #8 on the Top Heatseekers chart and included two #1 Hot Dance singles “Carry On” and “Give It To You”. In 1998 a compilation album called The Collection was released, and in 2013 Wash released the album Something Good. She has been a notable star in the gay community and has performed at the OutGames and Big Gay Day in Brisbane, Australia.
Donald Flynn had made his living as an attorney but was funding his retirement of world travel out of the money he’d made from owning two Burger Kings in San Francisco. While his father was off seeing the world, Greg kept an eye on his dad’s franchises and noticed something—they were veritable gold mines. The one on busy Van Ness Avenue made $2.5 million a year. That one restaurant funded his father’s entire retirement of world travel.
Then in the ICC Cricket World Cup, Clarke made his ODI debut, earning a win for Australia against England. His consistent performances in ODIs made him earn his Test debut against India at Bangalore in 2004. Luckily, his debut ended successfully, making a score of 151 and thus leading Australia to victory. In recognition for his performance throughout 2004, Clarke was presented with Allan Border Medal the following year. Clarke’s meteoric rise continued during Australia’s World Cup 2007, and in 2011 he was named full-time captain of the Australian Twenty20 cricket team.