Teagan Presley net worth: Teagan Presley is an American pornographic actress who has a net worth of $2 million. Teagan Presley was born in The Woodlands, Texas in July 1985. She started out as a stripper to make ends meet and then entered into the adult film industry at 18 years old. She has more than 100 acting credits to her name with most of her video roles coming from 2003 to 2011. IN 2008 Presley auctioned off her breast implants that she had replaced and donated the money to Susan G. Komen for the Cure. In 2010 Maxim named her one of their top 12 female stars in porn. Teagan Presley retired in 2013 but came back for a scene for Brazzers in 2017. She has won several awards including Best New Starlet and Female Porn Star of the Year. In 2016 Presley was inducted into the AVN Hall of Fame.

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Monday was not a good day to be a Russian billionaire. The country's wealthiest people saw their combined net worth fall by $16 billion on April 9^th. This was enough to decimate all of their gains to-date for 2018. This drop follows last week's sanctions on Russia.

All but one of the 27 Russian billionaires lost money. Vladimir Potanin is best known to Celebrity Net Worth fans as the charming man who left his wife of 30 years with no notice in 2013 and asked the judge to backdate the divorce to 2007 so that his wife would be left with nothing. Well, karma was truly a bitch to the Siberian nickel tycoon. He lost $2.25 billion in one day. Vagit Alekperov, CEO of Lukoil PJSC, lost $1.37 billion, and Viktor Vekselberg lost $1.28 billion.

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Vekselberg is one of seven Russian oligarchs sanctioned last week by the Trump administration in retaliation for Moscow's involvement in tainting the 2016 U.S. presidential election. On Monday, Vekselberg took steps to limit losses to his Swiss holdings due to the sanctions.

Oleg Deripsaka is another Russian tycoon on the sanctioned list. He lost $905 million on Monday and has seen his fortune shrink by more than $2 billion in two trading days. Shares of his conglomerate En+Group Plc dropped 54% since April 5^th. Through EN+Group, Deripsaka owns half of United Co. Rusal, the enormous aluminum producer that was also sanctioned.

Additionally, the ruble weakened against the dollar. One Russian ruble is worth 16 cents USD.

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They don't call Warren Buffett the "Oracle of Omaha" for nothing. He's not just a hugely successful investor and cherry Coke enthusiast, he's also someone who is willing to share tips on how to be just like him. Buffett's 10 Rules To Get Rich was originally published in an article in Parade magazine in 2008, written by Alice Schroeder. Since then, these 10 rules have been repeated frequently and studied by many who wish to emulate Warren Buffett and make even just a fraction of his $75 billion net worth.

Let's take a look at Warren Buffett's 10 Rules To Get Rich. Who knows, maybe one of us will learn something that inspires us to go out and make billions!

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#1. Reinvest Your Profits
It can be tempting to want to go out and splurge when you first begin making money. Buffett urges us to resist the temptation and instead reinvest the profits. This is a lesson he learned early in his career. In high school he bought a pinball machine with a friend and had it installed in a local barbershop. They took the money they earned from the first pinball machine and bought another. Soon they had eight pinball machines in different stores. When Buffett and his friend eventually sold that business, he used the proceeds to buy stocks and launch another business. Today, Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway doesn't pay a dividend. Instead he reinvests his shareholders' profits into Berkshire.

#2. Be Willing To Be Different
Our mothers always said "if everyone was jumping off the Brooklyn Bridge/Sears Tower/Golden Gate Bridge, Pike's Peak, would you do it too?" Buffett counsels people to resist basing your decisions on what everyone else is saying or doing. When he started out in 1956, he was called an oddball. He had $100,000 he had put together from a handful of investors and he was in Omaha, not on Wall Street. He refused to tell his partners where he was investing their money. Everyone thought he would fail. He proved them wrong 14 years later when he closed that partnership. It was worth more than $100 million.

#3. Never Suck Your Thumb
Gather all the information and research you to need to come to a decision. Then ask a trusted friend or relative to make sure you stick to your deadline. Buffett has always prided himself on making decisions quickly and acting on it. He calls any sitting around contemplating the situation "thumb sucking."

#4. Spell Out The Deal Before You Start
Your leverage in bargaining is always the strongest before you start a job. At that point, you have something to offer that the other wants. This is a lesson Buffett learned the hard way. His grandfather hired him and a friend to dig the family grocery store out after a blizzard. Buffett and his friend spent five hours shoveling. His grandfather gave the pair less than 90 cents to split. Ever since then, Buffett has refused to negotiate. He states his price and sticks to it.

#5. Watch Small Expenses
We've all been there. Amazon and iTunes make it easy for whittle away at our bank balances $1.99, $5, $22 at a time. In the moment, the purchase doesn't seem like a big deal. However, it all adds up. Warren Buffett invests in companies that are run by people who truly obsess over the smallest costs. He acquired a company whose owner counted the sheets in rolls of toilet paper to make sure he wasn't being cheated. It turns out he was being cheated, there were less than the 500 sheets he'd paid for.

#6. Limit What You Borrow
This one seems like a no brainer. Buffett has never ever borrowed a large amount of money. Not to invest and not for a mortgage. He advises people to negotiate with their creditors to pay what they can. When you become debt-free, work on saving money to invest.

#7. Be Persistent
In 1983, Buffett bought the Nebraska Furniture Mart because he liked the way its founder did business. Rose Blumkin was a Russian immigrant who built the store from a pawnshop into the largest furniture store in North America. She undersold the big shots and was a merciless negotiator. The lesson in this is that with a bit of ingenuity and tenacity, you can beat out a more successful and established competitor.

#8. Know When To Quit
When Buffett was a teenager he once went to the racetrack. He bet on a race. He lost. To make back his money, he bet on another race. He lost again. He was sick to his stomach. He had lost nearly a week's earnings. He never repeated that mistake again.

#9. Assess The Risks
In 1995, Howard Buffett's employer was accused of price fixing by the FBI. Buffett advised his son to imaging the best and worst case scenarios if he stayed with the company. Howard quickly realized that the risks of staying with the company far outweighed any positives. He quit the next day.

#10. Know What Success Really Means
Despite his $75 billion, Buffett doesn't measure success by the size of a bank account. In 2006, he joined the Giving Pledge and vowed to give almost all of his enormous fortune away to philanthropy, mostly through the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. He refuses to fund monuments to himself. There will be no Warren Buffett School of Business.

"When you get to my age, you'll measure your success in life by how many of the people you want to have love you actually do love you. That's the ultimate test of how you've lived your life."

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There are lots of hackneyed expressions out there meant to console the recently fired. "Everything happens for a reason" is one. "Whenever God closes a door, He opens a window" is another slightly more involved one. But every once in a while, the old sayings prove true, as in the case of now-billionaire, once-fired-guy Stephen Ross, who recently told CNN Money that "getting fired was the best thing that happened to me."

Of course, not everybody who's been let go from two consecutive jobs, as Ross was early in his career, is in a position to borrow ten grand from his mother, as he did. But after getting the boot from securities brokerage firm Laird and then again from Bear Stearns, he did just that and made the most of it, starting up his own real estate company, The Related Companies. That was in 1972, and Ross quickly found he had a knack for the work:

"I started working, and I really developed the passion for what I was doing. The more I did it, the more my passion grew."

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It hasn't necessarily been a steady climb for Ross since then, despite his success in real estate. He says that when the real estate market crashed in the early 1990s, he had to get creative about ways to save his business:

"I was very proactive. I went to the banks and told them, 'Hey look, we got a problem. I owe you a lot of money… what I want to do is have all the time to pay it off, and I'll give you collateral for the debt that I owe you.'"

The plan worked, and now Ross has at least $50 million in real estate holdings to his name. He also serves as chairman of the board at Equinox and owns the Miami Dolphins. All of which, possibly, wouldn't be true if he hadn't lost two jobs in quick succession, way back when.

Read more: Billionaire Stephen Ross Claims Getting Fired Was The Best Thing To Ever Happen To Him

Dick Morris net worth: Dick Morris is an American political author and commentator who has a net worth of $4 million. Dick Morris was born in New York City, New York in November 1946. He has also worked a political campaign consultant and a pollster. Morris served as an advisor and friend to Bill Clinton. He became a political adviser to the White House in 1992 and is credit for helping President Clinton to recover from the 1994 midterm elections, pursue third way policies of triangulation, and more. Clinton began consulting him in secret starting in 1994 and it has been said that no one had more power over the president. Dick Morris served as campaign manager for Clinton's 1996 bid for re-election. He was a Republican before 1992 and then became a Democrat from 1992 to 2011 before switching back to Republican in 2011. Morris writes a column in the New York Post as well as for other publications. He has authored several books including Rewriting History and claimed that he would leave the U.S. if Hillary Clinton became president. Morris has appeared on Fox News on programs including Hannity and The O'Reilly Factor.

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Bubba Ray Dudley net worth: Bubba Ray Dudley is an American professional wrestler and radio talk show host who has a net worth of $3 million. Bubba Ray Dudley was born in Queens, New York City, New York in July 1971. He is best known for being one half of The Dudley Boyz or Team 3D along with D-Von Dudley. He has also competed under the names Bully Ray and Brother Ray among others. Bubba Ray Dudley wrestled for Extreme Championship Wrestling from 1995 to 1999. He joined the WWE where he wrestled from 1999 to 2005. He then competed for Total Nonstop Action (TNA) Wrestling from 2005 to 2015 before returning to the WWE and the independent circuit. Dudley joined Ring of Honor in 2017. Bubba Ray Dudley is an 8 time WWF World Tag Team Champion with D-Von Dudley and has also held the WWE Tag Team Championship and WCW Tag Team Championship in addition to being a 10 time WWF/E Hardcore Champion. He was a two time TNA World Heavyweight Champion among other titles. Dudley was inducted into the TNA Hall of Fame in 2014 and the WWE Hall of Fame in 2018. He has also hosted a radio show for SiriusXM.

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Michael Callan net wroth: Michael Callan is an American actor who has a net wroth of $3 million. Michael Callan was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in November 1935. He originated the role of Riff in the Broadway show West Side Story. Callan starred as Peter Christopher on the television series Occasional Wife from 1966 to 1967. He starred in several films including They Came to Cordura, Because They're Young, Pepe, Mysterious Island, Gidget Goes Hawaiian, 13 West Street, Bon Voyage!, The Interns, The Victors, The New Interns, Cat Ballou, You Must Be Joking!, The Magnificent Seven Ride, Lepke, The Bionic Woman, Record City, The Cat and the Canary, Chained Heat, Freeway, Leprechaun 3, Stuck on You, The Still Life, and more. Michael Callan won a Golden Globe Award in 1961 for Most Promising Newcomer – Male for Because They're Young. He also appeared in episodes of the TV series One Life to Live, Mary Tyler Moore, Love, American Style, and more.

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Ralph Ineson net worth: Ralph Ineson is an English actor who has a net worth of $4 million. Ralph Ineson was born in Leeds, West Riding of Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom in December 1969. He has more than 100 acting credits to his name and starred as Luke Mullen on the television series Playing the Field from 1998 to 2002. Ineson starred as Jeremy Hazledine on the TV series Suburban Shootout from 2006 to 2007. He has had recurring roles on the TV series Between the Sheets, The Office, Coronation Street, The Bill, Waterloo Road, Titanic, Game of Thrones, Case Sensitive, Secret State, Absentia, and more. Ralph Ineson has starred in several films including First Knight, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll, Robin Hood, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2, Great Expectations, Guardians of the Galaxy, Kingsman: The Secret Service, Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Ready Player One, and more.

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Nancy Gates net worth: Nancy Gates is an American actress who has a net worth of $5 million. Nancy Gates was born in Dallas, Texas in February 1926. She has nearly 100 acting credits to her name starting in 1942. She starred in several films including The Tuttles of Tahiti, The Great Gildersleeve, Hitler's Children, This Land Is Mine, The Master Race, The Spanish Main, At Sword's Point, The Atomic City, The Memoir of the Wedding, Masterson of Kansas, Hell's Half Acre, Suddenly, No Man's Woman, Stranger on Horseback, Top of the World, Word Without End, The Bottom of the Bottle, The Search for Bridey Murphy, Magnificent Roughnecks, The Brass Legend, Death of a Scoundrel, Some Came Running, Comanche Station, and more. Gates also appeared in episodes of the TV series Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Maverick, Gunsmoke, Perry Mason, Bonanza, and more. Her last role was in 1969 in an episode of the series Mod Squad.

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Eddie Kramer net worth: Eddie Kramer is a South African recording producer and engineer who has a net worth of $10 million. Eddie Kramer was born in Cape Town, South Africa in April 1942. Over the years he has collaborated, engineered, and produced records for several popular musical artists. That list includes the Beatles, Eric Clapton, David Bowie, Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, Kiss, The Kinks, Carlos Santana, the Rolling Stones, Joe Cocker, Peter Frampton, Mott the Hoople, Carly Simon, Dionne Warwick, and many more. Kramer has worked on many film soundtracks and was featured on the 2013 documentary Jimi Hendrix: Hear My Train a Comin'. Eddie Kramer is also a photographer who took many photos of Hendrix. In 1999 he won a Grammy Award for the Jimi Hendrix live album Band of Gypsys. He also won Grammy Awards for "The Game of Love" by Carlos Santana with Michelle Branch for engineering and Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals in 2002.

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Joan Van Ark net worth: Joan Van Ark is an American actress who has a net worth of $10 million. Joan Van Ark was born in New York City, New York in June 1943. One of her best known roles came starring as Valerie on the soap opera Knots Landing from 1979 to 1993. Van Ark starred as Nurse Anne Carlisle on the television series The New Temperature Rising Show from 1972 to 1973. From 1977 to 1978 she starred as Dee Dee Baldwin on the TV series We've Got Each Other. Joan Van Ark voiced the role of Spider-Woman / Jessica Drew on the series Spider-Woman from 1979 to 1980. From 2004 to 2005 she starred as Gloria on the soap opera The Young and the Restless. In 1985 Van Ark won a Daytime Emmy Award for CBS Tournament of Roses Parade. In 1986 and 1989 she won Soap Opera Digest Awards for Knots Landing.

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The news that toy store chain Toys R Us was closing its 700 retail locations was met with a surprisingly amount of public outcry. More outcry than you'd expect from any other large business announcing a major shutdown. I guess that's to be expected when a generation literally was defined as "Toys R Us kids." Clearly, the outcry demonstrates how important Toys R Us was to a generation of children who are now adults. And where there's public outcry, there can potential for a reversal. Potential that, in this case, has been recognized by the billionaire founder of toy company MGA Entertainment, Isaac Larian. After an unsuccessful crowdfunding campaign failed to get traction, Larian recently took to LinkedIn to announce that he put in a bid for more than 300 Toys R Us stores in the United States and Canada, to the tune of $890 million:

"OK. I followed through on my part. Now it's up to them to accept. Time is of the essence."

His $890 million offer consisted of $675 million for the US stores and $215 million for the Canadian operations.

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Larian has been banging the drum to save Toys R Us for a while now on social media, since the company announced it was closing its stores following a failed effort to restructure through bankruptcy. Larian believes that the death of Toys R Us would also deliver a fatal blow to the general toy industry.

A recent tweet posted on Larian's own Twitter account shines a political light on the issue and emphasizes the 130,000 jobs being put in jeopardy by the closings:

"#whokilledtoysrus? #savetoysRus . Where's @realDonaldTrump ? @congressdotgov ? Still time. I don't want handouts you gave the auto industry and banks. Only need low cost loans and tax subsidies to save 130k jobs. ALL: write POTUS & congressmen"

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In case you were wondering, Isaac Larian earned his fortune thanks to MGA Entertainment whose most famous product is the Bratz line of dolls. His vision for Toys R Us is reportedly more ambitious than simply keeping the stores open. He told the press that he envisions each rescued Toys R Us store as "a mini Disneyland in each neighborhood".

If that happens, the money will come from Larian's own coffers as well as those of additional investors and banks that he's gotten on board.

Unfortunately, Isaac's vision hit a speed bump on Wednesday, April 18 when attorneys for the toy company concluded that his offer does not yet meet the minimum threshold for a "valid bid" Upon hearing of the rejection, today Larian announced:

"If this is true, it is very disappointing. It is our hope and expectation that we can continue to participate in the bid process so we can keep fighting to save Toys R Us. We feel confident that we submitted a fair valuation of the company's US assets in an effort to save the business and over 130,000 domestic jobs."

Read more: Bratz Billionaire Isaac Larian Puts In $890M Bid To Save Toys R Us – Gets Rejected

There's a new television show in production at Discovery that is sort of like a "Survivor" for billionaires. The show is called "Undercover Billionaire." In it, a self-made billionaire is dropped off in a random city with just a few dollars in his pocket and the ambition and drive to build a new business. The show asks the question – could a self-made billionaire build a million-dollar business in just 90 days? That question will be answered when production wraps on the project. It is about to begin production on a 90-day shoot.

The billionaire who is the focus of the show went to Discovery's chief brand officer Nancy Daniels with the idea himself. He is someone who came from a very modest background and was 100% sure he could make lightning strike again.

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The billionaire and Discovery put together the test together. He will have three months to build a million-dollar business from the ground up in a mid-sized unfamiliar city. He will not have access to his past contacts. He will have roughly $200 in his pocket to get started.

Discovery has not revealed who the billionaire is. To do so would spoil the production of the show. The network did reveal that he wouldn't be recognizable to most people. I'm betting the readers of and writers at Celebrity Net Worth will find him recognizable.

The audience of the show will know who he is and his background from the first episode. The people he's working with won't know until the end when he will give them the business he ends up starting. There will be a cover story that will explain the presence of the cameras and reasons for filming.

The billionaire may succeed. It would be even more entertaining if he failed. Whatever happens, the show is sure to be as much about American capitalism as it is about the ambition of a successful businessman. How much of his original billion-dollar success was luck and being in the right time at the right place? How much of it is his drive to succeed?

The billionaire proposed some ideas and industries he thinks he could work with on the show to the producers. None of them are in his previous (or current) industry. This is about him going back to basics: no money, no expertise, no contacts.

Who do you think the billionaire is?

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Billionaire banking heir Matthew Mellon has died at age 54, reportedly while a patient at a drug rehab center in Cancun. He is survived by his ex-wives, Jimmy Choo founder Tamara Mellon and fashion designer Nicole Hanley, and his children Minty, Olympia, and Force. Mellon is a descendent of banker Thomas Mellon on his paternal side, who made the family fortune during the Gilded Age more than 100 years ago. On his maternal side, Mellon is a descendant of Anthony Joseph Drexel, founder of the bank eventually known as Drexel Burnham Lambert.

Mellon attended the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business. He worked in finance, telecommunications, and fashion. Most recently he was an adviser for the cryptocurrency company Ripple Labs. Mellon made a fortune in digital currency. When he invested $2 million in cryptocurrency his family thought he was nuts. He had the last laugh, turning that $2 million into $1 billion. Mellon previously also served as the chairman of the finance committee for the Republican Party in New York.

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Mellon had a long history with drug and alcohol abuse and was bipolar. He met his first wife, shoe designer Tamara Mellon while at a London Narcotics Anonymous meeting in 1998. Two years later the couple married in a lavish affair at Blenheim Palace that was covered by British Vogue. Mellon's sobriety did not last and his home life with Tamara unraveled. He started doing drugs again and would disappear for days. The couple's daughter Araminta "Minty" was born in 2002. He spent a significant amount of time in rehab during his first marriage. By 2005 Matthew and Tamara were divorced. Their divorce received almost as much press as their wedding.

Tamara Mellon was building Jimmy Choo, Ltd. before, during, and after her marriage to Matthew Mellon. She met the down-on-his-luck shoe designer Jimmy Choo in the early 1990s. She approached him about launching a shoe company together. Tamara borrowed $234,840 from her parents and went out to find factories in Italy to make their line of ready-to-wear shoes. In exchange, Mellon's parents took a 50% stake in the company. Choo owned the rest. Jimmy Choo Ltd. launched in 1996.

By 2001, Jimmy Choo Ltd.'s goods were being sold at more than 100 stores. The first Jimmy Choo store opened in London and was soon followed by stores in New York City, Beverly Hills, and Las Vegas.  Jimmy Choo, Ltd. was worth $29 million at the end of 2001. The next decade was a period of unprecedented growth for the brand. The company grew from four stores to 110. At the end of 2011, Jimmy Choo Ltd. was worth $900 million. Then, in 2011, Jimmy Choo was sold to its current owners, the private equity firm Labelux, for nearly $900 million.

Mellon died of a heart attack following taking the hallucinogenic drug Ayahuasca at the rehab facility in Cancun. Ayahuasca is a psychoactive tea or infusion that has been used in shaman practices and traditional medicine for centuries in the Amazon region of South America. The tea is made from different plant species, some of which contain the psychedelic chemical dimethyltryptamine (DMT). Ayahuasca is used by some rehab facilities due to its healing properties as well as its ability to open up the inner mind so patients can explore their fears and dreams.

Mellon checked into the rehab facility to help battle his OxyContin prescription. He was 88 days sober when he arrived in Cancun. He once had a $100,000 a month OxyContin habit.

It is not clear yet if Mellon took the Ayahuasca under supervision of the clinic or if he obtained and took it on his own.

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Ray Mercer net worth: Ray Mercer is an American former professional boxer, mixed martial artist, and kickboxer who has a net worth of $500 thousand. Ray Mercer was born in Jacksonville, Florida in April 1961. He was an active boxer from 1989 to 2008 and competed in kickboxing from 2004 to 2005 and MMA in 2009. Mercer won the gold medal in the heavyweight division as an amateur at the 1998 Summer Olympics. He made his professional debut in 1989 with a win over Jesse McGhee. Ray Mercer won the vacant IBF Inter-Continental heavyweight title in May 1990 over Kimmuel Odum. He won the NABF heavyweight title by defeating Bert Cooper in 1990 and won the WBO heavyweight title by beating Francesco Damiani in 1991. Mercer suffered his first loss to Larry Holmes in 1992 to bring his record to 18-1. During his MMA career he upset UFC heavyweight champion Tim Sylvia with a one punch knockout in 2009.

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Jane McDonald net worth: Jane McDonald is an English singer, actress, and broadcaster who has a net worth of $6 million. Jane McDonald was born in Wakefield, West Riding of Yorkshire, England in April 1963. She gained fame after appearing on the television series The Cruise on the BBC in 1998. McDonald has gone on to present several TV series including Loose Women from 2004 to 2015 and the ITV series Star Treatment in 2013. She began hosting the television series Cruising with Jane McDonald in 2017 as well as the TV series Jane and Friends the same year. As a singer she released the her self-titled debut studio album in 1998 and it reached #1 in the UK. McDonald released the album Inspiration in 2006 which reached #6 in the UK. She also released the albums Love at the Movies in 2001, You Belong to Me in 2005, Jane in 2008, Singer of Your Soul in 2014, and Hold the Covers Back in 2017. In 2000 she authored her autobiography Follow Your Dreams.

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Georgia Groome net worth: Georgia Groome is an English actress who has a net worth of $3 million. Georgia Groome was born in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England, United Kingdom in February 1992. From 2013 to 2015 she had a recurring role as Emily on the television series Up the Women. Groome's first feature film role came starring as Joanne in the movie London to Brighton in 2006. She has also starred in the films The Cottage, Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging, The Disappeared, The True Meaning of Love, The Holding, The Great Ghost Rescue, Papadopoulos & Sons, Taking Stock, and Double Date. Georgia Groome has also starred in the shorts or TV movies A Fish Out of Water, My Mother, Leaving Eva, Silent Things, Six Degrees, Cardinal, The Dispute, Ana, Graduation Afternoon, and Life in Orbit. At the age of nine she starred in a touring stage version of Annie Get Your Gun.

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Je'Caryous Johnson net worth: Je'Caryous Johnson is an American film producer, director, and writer who has a net worth of $3 million. Je'Caryous Johnson was born in Houston, Texas in May 1977. He first executive produced, wrote, and directed the video Men Cry in the Dark in 2003. Johnson executive produced, wrote, and directed the videos The Maintenance Man in 2004 and Friends and Lovers in 2005. He produced, wrote, and directed the video 3 Watts to Get a Husband in 2010. Je'Caryous Johnson wrote and directed the video Cheaper to Keep Her in 2011 and wrote, directed, and executive produced the video Love Overboard in 2012. He executive produced, wrote, and directed the film Je'Caryous Johnson's Marriage Material in 2013 and the video Whatever She Wants in 2014. He produced and wrote the films More to Love, Men, Money & Gold Diggers, and For Love or Money in 2014. He also starred is Caleb in the movie Men, Money & Gold Diggers. He is the CEO and founder of I'm Ready Productions.

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Ricardo Arjona net worth: Ricardo Arjona is a Guatemalan singer-songwriter and musician who has a net worth of $25 million. Ricardo Arjona was born in Jocotenango, Guatemala in January 1964. He has sold more than 40 million albums making him one of the most successful Latin American musicians ever. His debut studio album Dejame Decir Que Te Amo was released in 1985. Arjona's fourth studio album Animal Nocturno was released in 1992 and reached #3 in Chile and #10 in Argentina as well as #11 on the US Latin Pop chart. His album Historias was released in 1994 and reached #1 in Argentina and Chile. Ricardo Arjona's album Galeria Caribe was released in 2000 and reached #1 on both the US Latin and US Latin Pop charts. His albums Santo Pecado in 2002, Adentro in 2005, 5to Piso in 2008, Poquita Ropa in 2010, and Independiente in 2011 all reached #1 in both Argentina and Mexico and the last three of those also reached #1 on both the US Latin and US Latin Pop charts. His albums Viaje and Circo Soledad have also been #1.

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Bee Vang net worth: Bee Vang is an American actor who has a net worth of $100 thousasnd. Bee Vang was born in Fresno, California in November 1991. He is best known for starring as Thao in the 2008 movie Gran Torino. Vang is also set to star in, write, and produce the short Sunset on Dawn / Kho Neeg. He was a content coordinator for the 2017 documentary short Trump's Library. Bee Vang was an editorial coordinator for the documentary shorts Our New President and Clowns in 2017 as well as for the shorts Timberline and Monument/Monumento in 2017 and the documentary Our New President in 2018. He also appeared in an episode of the televisions series Modern Family in 2011. Vang is an activist for social justice. He has studied at Brown University and been a member of the Asian American Students Association. Vang also starred in a YouTube parody called Thao Does Wait: Lost Scenes from Gran Torino.

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