Lotto Texas drawings take place every 72 hours, so it was a mystery how the unnamed winner could have purchased tens of millions of tickets in so short a timespan, all while staying (mostly) within the rules and regulations that the Texas Lottery Commission has in place to prevent cheating. As it turns out, the elaborate operation can reportedly be traced back to Ade Repcenko, an industrious “gaming entrepreneur” based in Malta, the Mediterranean island nation that has become an online gaming capital.

Early Life Aries Spears was born on April 3, 1975, in Chicago, Illinois. His family moved to New York when Aries was an infant. His mother, Doris Spears, is a jazz singer. At age 11, Aries moved to New Jersey and attended Arthur M. Judd Elementary School. He became a comedian at age 14 and began performing stand-up comedy in various comedy clubs around New York City. His first stand up comedy was doing impressions at the Upton Comedy Club in Harlem, and Spears recalls doing impressions of James Brown and Jack Nicholson during his first performance.

Early Life Austin Chumlee Russell was born on September 8, 1982, in Henderson, Nevada. He earned the nickname “Chumlee” when he was 12 years old after his father compared him one day to the walrus “Chumley” on the cartoon “Tennessee Tuxedo” because of his large face and prominent chin. Needless to say, the name stuck. Chumlee has two siblings: a brother named Sage and a sister named Terra. One of his childhood best friends was Corey Harrison, son of Rick Harrison and grandson of Richard Harrison.

Barry also appeared on such shows as “Wonder Woman,” “Tabitha,” “What’s Up Doc?,” “Mork & Mindy,” “Galactica 1980,” “Remington Steele,” “Magnum, P.I.,” “Gun Shy,” “The A-Team,” “The Love Boat,” “Airwolf,” “Full House,” and “Murder, She Wrote.” Early Life Barry Van Dyke was born on July 31, 1951, in Atlanta, Georgia. He grew up in a family of actors. He is the second son born to Margie Willett (1926-2008) and actor Dick Van Dyke, who was born in 1925.

For the last two decades, Bret has gone back and forth between Poison reunion tours, a solo career, and a career starring on a steady string of reality shows. He served as a judge on the show, “Nashville Star,” starred on three seasons of “Rock of Love with Bret Michaels,” won “Celebrity Apprentice 3”, and appeared in the 2010 documentary about his daily life, “Bret Michaels: Life as We Know It.

During his career, Carl (who is also known as Foggy) racked up 59 overall victories and four World Superbike Championships. He earned the majority of his success while riding for Ducati.

Chris Berman originally joined ESPN as an anchor in 1979 and hosted several shows during the network’s first few years. Also known by his nickname, “Boomer,” Chris helped ESPN carve out a strong presence in the sports entertainment world, and he continues to play an active role in the network to this day. Although Chris stepped down from many of his roles in 2017, he continues to work for the company in other capacities.

Early Life Colin Firth was born on September 10, 1960, in Grayshott, Hampshire, England. His parents were academics and teachers. His family moved around a bit as a result of his parents’ careers, and he spent time living in both Nigeria and St. Louis, Missouri, which he has described as a “difficult time.” Upon returning to England, Firth attended the Montgomery of Alamein Secondary School. Despite his parents’ academic careers, Colin was not academically inclined and joined the National Youth Theatre.

Early Life Cree Summer Francks was born on July 7, 1969, in Los Angeles, California. She grew up in Saskatchewan and Toronto, Canada. Her parents are both Canadian actors – Don Francks and Lili “Red Eagle” Francks. Her mother is part Plains Cree, one of Canada’s largest First Nations. While Cree was a child, she traveled often with her parents around British Columbia and did not start public school until the age of nine when the family moved to Toronto.

CNN Salary As chief political correspondent at CNN, Dana Bash is under contract that pays an annual salary of $3 million. Early Life and Education Dana Bash was born as Dana Schwartz on June 15, 1971 in the Manhattan borough of New York City, New York. Her parents were Stuart, a producer at ABC News, and Frances, an author and educator in the field of Jewish studies. She is of Jewish descent.

After the Notre Dame years, Ruettiger became a motivational speaker, giving talks to school-age children, university students, and professional athletes. He has also published the books “Rudy’s Insights for Winning in Life,” “Rudy’s Lessons for Young Champions,” “Rudy & Friends,” and “Rudy: My Story.” Ruettiger set up The Rudy Foundation, a non-for-profit organization that helps develop programs that have a positive impact on children’s lives. The organization created the Rudy Award, which recognizes the achievements of high school and college football players.

The one viral person who everyone universally wrote off as a flash-in-the-pan is Danielle Bregoli. Danielle first went viral in 2016 as the “Cash Me Outside” girl thanks to an incredible appearance in a “Dr Phil” segment titled “I Want To Give Up My Car-Stealing, Knife-Wielding, Twerking 13-Year-Old Daughter Who Tried To Frame Me For a Crime.” As the segment’s title implies, at the time of the 2016 taping, Danielle was 13.

Jose Cuervo makes up more than one third of the market share both worldwide and in the United States. Beckmann is part of a family of direct descendants of Don Jose Antonio de Cuervo who founded the brand. Jose Cuervo is distributed by Proximo Spirits.

At 19, Erika Eleniak auditioned for Playboy Magazine. She appeared in her first pictorial in July 1989. That same year she landed a recurring role on"Charles in Charge," followed by a role on “Full House,” and then the role that made her world famous, that of Shauni McClain on “Baywatch.” She shifted her focus to film work, and has appeared in such projects as, “Under Seige” with Steven Seagal, “The Beverly Hillbillies”, “Chasers”, “A Pyromaniac’s Love Story”, “Stealth Fighter”, “Final Voyage”, and “Brilliant”.

Early Life Fab Five Freddy, or Fred Brathwaite, was born on August 31, 1959, in Bedford-Stuyvesant, New York City. He grew up listening to jazz music, as his parents were big fans of the genre. Not much else is known about his early life or family. Career In 1978, Freddy became a member of the Brooklyn-based graffiti group known as the Fabulous 5. The group had become notorious in the city for painting the entire side of New York City Subway cars.

Gregory Hines was widely considered one of the world’s greatest tap dancers. As an actor, he appeared on both screen and stage, with credits including the films “Wolfen,” “White Nights,” “Running Scared,” and “Waiting to Exhale” and the stage musicals “Eubie!,” “Comin’ Uptown,” and “Jelly’s Last Jam.” He also appeared on the television sitcoms “The Gregory Hines Show” and “Will & Grace” and in such television films as “T Bone N Weasel,” “Bojangles,” and “The Red Sneakers.

Outside of his wrestling career, the Iron Sheik also gained a considerable following with appearances in various entertainment projects. He has appeared on “The Howard Stern Show” many times, which won him a number of fans. Vaziri later admitted to suffering from serious substance abuse issues. He also suffered serious tragedy in his personal life, as his daughter was murdered by her boyfriend in 2003 at the age of just 27.

Early Life and Education Joanne Whalley was born on August 25, 1961 in Salford, England. She later moved to Stockport, where she attended Bredbury Comprehensive School. Whalley went on to attend Harrytown Convent Girls’ School in Romiley and the Braeside School of Speech and Drama in Marple. Later, from 1982 to 1986, she studied and performed with the Royal Court Theatre. Whalley was also briefly a member of the vocal group Cindy & The Saffrons, alongside Lindsay Neil and Sally Stairs.

John Lennon’s life story has been recounted in countless biopics, books, and movies, and his legend and music have remained popular to this day. He has sold 14 million albums as a solo artist and wrote, co-wrote, or performed 25 #1 singles. He was tragically assassinated in 1980 at the age of 40, and the question of what he could have done musically and politically had he lived to a ripe old age has been asked again and again by fans worldwide.

Early Life Roberts was born on January 27, 1955, in Buffalo, New York, to parents Rosemary and John Roberts Sr. He has three sisters – Kathy, Peggy, and Barbara. Roberts spent much of his early childhood in Hamburg, New York, because his father worked as an electrical engineer there. At the age of ten, Roberts moved with his family to Long Beach, Indiana, where his father became the manager of a steel plant.