The Karlmann King is essentially a rolling luxury lounge, with such Xzibit-worthy features as a coffee machine, champagne flutes, recliners, and a giant TV. Of course, moneyed buyers can also go above and beyond the basic offerings and customize their King to their own specifications – like a client somewhere in Africa whom Karlmann’s sales director Michael Nothdurft said loaded up his Karlmann King with so many extra goodies that he ended up paying $3.
Tony Evers was born in Plymouth, Wisconsin in November 1951. He earned his BA, MA, and PhD from the University of Wisconsin, Madison. Evers is a Democrat who served as the 26th Superintendent of Public Instruction of Wisconsin from July 2009 to January 2019. In January 2019 he became the 46th Governor of Wisconsin. He worked as a schoolteacher for many years and then became a school administrator as well as a principal and district superintendent.
There’s no doubt Tagovailoa is tremendously talented. In three seasons at Alabama, he completed 69.3 percent of his passes, threw for 7,442 yards, and had 87 touchdowns compared to just 11 interceptions. For good measure, he ran for 348 yards and nine more touchdowns. The biggest problem? No one seems to know just how healthy Tagovailoa is – including the quarterback himself. And that could cost him millions of dollars.
Van Hunt was born in Dayton, Ohio in March 1970. His musical styles include neo soul, funk, and rock. Van Hunt released his self-titled debut studio album in 2004 on Capitol records. He released the album On the Jungle Floor in 2006 on Capitol and the album Popular in 2017 on Blue Note records. Van Hunt released the albums What Were You Hoping For? In 2011 and The Fun Rises, the Fun Sets in 2015 on his own record label.
In addition to mixed martial arts, Belfort has expressed an interest in professional boxing – in 2006 he made his boxing debut (and to date, only match) against Josemario Neves. Belfort emerged victorious by technical knockout after only a minute. Despite this, he hasn’t returned to pro boxing, although he has made clear his interest in doing so. In his personal life, Belfort is known for his devout Christianity, which he has made no secret about in interviews and other promotional materials.
Takemitsu Takizaki $32 billion Takemitsu Takizaki is the founder of Keyence, a company that creates sensors, bar-code readers, vision systems, digital microscopes, and other electronic components for factory automation systems. Keyence specializes solely in product planning and development and does not manufacture the final products. Takizaki founded the company in 1974 and since then, Keyence has developed and built up a substantial pool of technology patents from its large investments in R&D.
Christopher starred in films including The Private Navy of Sgt. O’Farrell and Heaven Sent. He also appeared in episodes of the TV series The Patty Duke Show, The Andy Griffith Show, Hogan’s Heroes, That Girl, Columbo, Good Times, The Love Boat, Murder, She Wrote, The New WKRP in Cincinnati, The New Adventures of Superman, Diagnosis Murder, and Mad About You. He won a TV Land Award for MAS*H in 2009.
He landed three lines in the Florida-filmed feature The Walking Dead, which earned him a Screen Actors Guild (SAG) card, and Calderon was well on his way to earning a living as a professional actor. He had a recurring role in the TV series Second Noah and appeared in the telefilm Summer of Fear and Love’s Deadly Triangle: The Texas Cadet Murder. Among Calderon’s other television credits are guest appearances on Veronica Mars, The Shield, CSI: Miami, 24, NYPD Blue, ER and Profiler.
Sometimes, that lack of money turns into desperate measures to save on spending. The U.S. attorney’s office in Manhattan charged 18 former NBA players, led by Terrence Williams, of scamming a league health insurance fund worth nearly $4 million. Tony Allen, Sebastian Telfair, and Glen “Big Baby” Davis were also among the players charged. The office accused the former players of submitting false claims for medical, dental, and other healthcare treatments, getting reimbursed for care they never received.
You’ve heard of some of these companies. How about Zappos? Tony Hsieh worked at Microsoft. So did Expedia and Glassdoor founder Rich Barton. So did OfferUp’s Nick Huzar and Zulily founder Darrell Cavens. We will focus on technology founders below but feel we should also mention some older employees that went on to found companies that were immensely popular in the pre-digital age. Were you a kid in the 1980s?
He started working on “The Wedding Planner” with Jennifer Lopez. Shankman has also directed “A Walk to Remember”, “Monk”, “Bringing Down the House”, “The Pacifier”, “Cheaper by the Dozen 2”, “Step Up”, “Glee”, “Modern Family”, “Rock of Ages”, and “Hairspray”. He co-produced the 82nd Academy Awards in 2010. Since the third season, Shankman has worked as a choreographer and judge for the hit Fox reality show “So You Think You Can Dance”.
Unfortunately it wasn’t all luck for Jorge Bacardi. When Jorge was a child he was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis. Doctors predicted he would not live past the age of 12. He did. Next doctors told him he wouldn’t live to be 40. He proved them wrong on that prediction as well. In fact, Jorge turned out not to have cystic fibrosis at all. In the late 1990s Jorge was finally properly diagnosed with a different life-threatening lung disease.
Cuomo’s attorney says that they plan to fight the order in court, “[s]hould they seek to enforce this action,” which stems from a proviso in the publishing contract approved by the ethics commission stating that “no state property, personnel or other resources may be utilized for activities associated with the book.” That approval was revoked in November, and after that it was alleged by a state Assembly commission report that Cuomo violated that condition by having aides help prepare the memoir during working hours, as well as recording the audiobook version in New York’s Executive Mansion.
August von Finck Jr. was a German businessman who had a net worth of $8.3 billion at the time of his death in November 2021. August von Finck Jr. was a grandson of banker Wilhelm von Finck. Wilhelm von Finck was the founder of private bank Merck, Finck & Co. and insurance giant Allianz. August von Finck Jr. inherited and became in charge of the both entities. He was the head of the bank and the insurance company until 1990, when he sold them both to Barclays Bank.
Badou Jack was born in Stockholm, Sweden in October 1983. He has competed as a super-middleweight and a light-heavyweight. Jack represented The Gambia at the 2008 Olympics as an amateur. Badou Jack made his professional boxing debut in a win over Maxim Nikonorov in June 2009. In September 2013 he fought Marco Antonio Periban to a draw for the WBC-NABF super-middleweight title. Jack defeated Anthony Dirrell in April 2015 to win the WBC super-middleweight title.
Oliver also appeared in episodes of the TV series The Incredible Hulk, Knight Rider, The Twilight Zone, and Hooperman. He starred as Victor Frankenstein in the short Frankenweenie in 1984 and as Dickon Sowerby in the TV movie The Secret Garden in 1987. Oliver won a Saturn Award for D.A.R.Y.L. and was nominated for three Young Artist Awards.
Wynn’s home (and Copperfield’s former home) is located on Enclave Court. The street is commonly referred to as Las Vegas’ Billionaire’s Row due to the huge mansions that line the street. Wynn purchased the home about two years ago for $13 million. It was the most expensive residential real estate sale in the Las Vegas metro area that year. He bought the enormous home a month after he resigned as CEO of Wynn Resorts amid allegations of sexual misconduct.
The 2017 purchase was for $40.8 million, and included the expansive main house of the estate, an 11-bedroom mansion in the Georgian revival style that dates back to the Goetz days. The home on the adjoining, recently purchased half, is a much more modest two-story home with 1,780 square feet as well as a two-story pool house, which is one of the reasons why the more recent buy was for so much less money: the final sale price is reported to have been $22.
In October, Purdue agreed to plead guilty to three felonies in relation to how it marketed OxyContin as part of an $8.34 billion settlement. Purdue filed for bankruptcy protection in 2019. It should absolutely be noted that no members of the Sackler family have been charged with any wrongdoing. The Sackler family may be regrouping from the lawsuits against their company, but while they do so they can relax in comfort and style at any number of the luxurious homes owned by family members.
Brad Parscale was born in Topeka, Kansas in January 1976. He joined the Trump Organization in 2011. Parscale has been responsible for developing and designing websites as well as managing digital media strategies for Trump’s campaigns. Brad Parscale was one of the first people Donald Trump called in 2015 when he declared himself a Republican candidate for President. In 2015 Trump engaged Brad’s firm, Giles-Parscale, to create a website for his Presidential exploratory committee.