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G-Eazy, born Gerald Earl Gillum on May 24, 1989, in Oakland, California, discovered his passion for music early on. He began working on singles as a student at Loyola University New Orleans, where he graduated with a degree in Music Industry Studies. His early works were impressive, but his debut album, These Things Happen, catapulted him into the spotlight. Its success wasn't accidental. It was a meticulously crafted musical vision. By 2024, the value of this vision, his talent, and relentless hustle stood at $15 million, according to CAknowledge. [Read More]

Overnight sleeper buses are a budget-friendly alternative to flying or travelling by rail - and they're particularly popular amongst backpackers travelling through Vietnam. Travellers exploring the Southeast Asian country are taking to TikTok to document their experiences aboard the buses, with many praising the buses' bargain prices and efficiency.  Not everyone is impressed by the vehicles, however. One TikToker, Mia Challiner, claimed her 20-hour journey on a sleeper bus from Hanoi to Hoi An was 'one of the worst nights' of her life, as we reported, citing issues such as a lack of toilet on board and the beds being too short for her 6ft 2in frame. [Read More]

Jhené Aiko Efuru Chilombo was born on March 16, 1988, in Los Angeles, California. Growing up in a family of musicians and with a mixed ethnic background, she was surrounded by different musical traditions. Her siblings, including her sisters Miyoko and Jamila, were part of the R&B group Gyrl, which provided Jhené an early insight into the music industry. Also, her early years were filled with the melodies of various instruments, the rhythm of verses, and the echoes of dreams yet to be realized. [Read More]

Women's footballInterviewOrlando Pride’s Haley Carter: ‘I feel like I’ve hit the jackpot here’Suzanne WrackFormer US marine takes on general manager role and is determined to change the culture and win a NWSL championship Haley Carter, Orlando Pride’s new general manager and vice-president of soccer operations, is not afraid to address the culture shift needed in the NWSL, including at her club. “There are consistencies we should see across the board: it needs to be safe, it needs to be inclusive and at this level it needs to be a winning culture too,” she says. [Read More]

Richard Lewis CEO Southpaw Entertainment Access contact info, org charts, active projects and more for Richard Lewis and 80,000+ other executives and producers. Visit Luminate Film and TV Selected Film Credits AUGUST RUSH Completed Companies Warner Bros. Pictures,Southpaw Entertainment,CJ E&M Pictures Title Producer Release Date November 21, 2007 HOUSE OF D Completed Companies Bob Yari Productions,Southpaw Entertainment Title Producer Release Date April 15, 2005 LARGER THAN LIFE Completed Companies United Artists Media Group,Trilogy Entertainment Title Producer Release Date November 01, 1996 MOLL FLANDERS Completed Companies MGM Studios,Spelling Films,Trilogy Entertainment Title Producer Release Date June 14, 1996 TANK GIRL Completed Companies Trilogy Entertainment,United Artists Media Group Title Producer Release Date March 31, 1995 BLOWN AWAY Completed Companies Trilogy Entertainment Title Producer Release Date July 01, 1994 BACKDRAFT Completed Companies Universal Pictures,Imagine Entertainment,Trilogy Entertainment Title Producer Release Date May 24, 1991 KISS, THE Completed Companies Astral Films,Tristar Pictures,Trilogy Entertainment Title Producer Release Date October 14, 1988 Data Provided By Want to contact Richard Lewis directly? [Read More]

As the Ford Motor Co. marks its 100th anniversary, a Ford dealership in central Minnesota is also celebrating its centennial. The Tenvoorde family began selling Fords a century ago, just as Henry Ford started his business. It's now considered the world's oldest Ford dealership. Minnesota Public Radio's Tim Post reports. Jack Tenvoorde, 63, the president of Tenvoorde Ford says his grandfather, Stephen, and a friend brought the first automobile to St. [Read More]

Undeniably, AI has forced its way into the conversation. On command, it can drive cars, write uni dissertations and it can even predict hair trends. Yep AI haircuts are officially “a thing”. Online chatbots like ChatGPT and Bard have been programmed to process inputs like dialogue, text and sentences, analyse their importance and generate coherent responses that can mimic human conversation (including texts, emails, essays, articles and social media posts), when prompted with a command. [Read More]

Some jobs have a reputation for being particularly exciting, glitzy, or lucrative.Occasionally, that's partly because of inaccurate media depictions.Other jobs do boast a number of major perks, but they also come with trade-offs. Glamorous jobs might seem enticing, but, at the end of the day, work is work. And sometimes, jobs that sound especially fancy or thrilling turn out to have a less-than-luxurious side. Many have hidden tradeoffs, at the very least. [Read More]

Matthew Patrick, also known as MatPat, embarked on his digital odyssey in 2011 with the launch of “The Game Theorists,” a venture that kickstarted a decade-long journey of unraveling gaming mysteries. Teaming up with his wife, Stephanie, their debut video dissects the intricate layers of the video game “Chrono Trigger.” Fast forward to 2023, and the channel boasts a staggering 18.5 million subscribers. This triumph paved the way for an empire of popular Theory Media channels, including “The Film Theorists,” “The Food Theorists,” and “The Style Theorists,” each amassing millions of devoted fans. [Read More]

Justice for Johnny supporter Danielle Dell’Olio slept only a few hours a night during the Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard trial. She needed to make the courtroom cattle call cut at the Virginia courthouse every morning, which meant getting in line around 2 a.m. But sleep deprivation was worth it because Dell’Olio studied the case for the last two years. And after reading the court documents, she was convinced Depp was not the abuser in the relationship. [Read More]