Weight loss isn't always about eating less, sometimes you can eat more than usual and still drop pounds. That was the case for TV chef Jamie Oliver, who said that through switching up his diet he was able to lose weight fairly quickly. As a pro chef, Jamie knows the ins-and-outs of different food groups and used his expertise to combat his weight, which he says had fluctuated over the years.
EntertainmentBy Riya Karmacharya | On: January 28, 2022Benjamin Bratt has been captivating viewers with his talent and charm since the 90s. After seeing him appear in an array of characters, fans are left curious about his ethnicity.
The 'Law and Order' star has been a part of many movies and TV shows such as 'Miss Congeniality,' 'Red Planet,' 'Traffic,' and 'Piñero,' and has shown his ability by executing the diverse roles flawlessly.
Dorothy Bowles Ford is the former wife of politician Harold Eugene Ford. Harold is a former US congressman, author, as well as financial managing director. Ford came into the limelight as the politician's ex-wife.
While together, Dorothy was a supporting pillar of Harold Sr in his political campaign. Her unwavering support and encouragement were one of the reasons for Ford's success.
Dorothy Bowles Ford Married LifeDorothy Bowles Ford's married life ended with divorce from her husband Harold Eugene Ford in 1999.
CLIVE, Iowa — A new NIL (name, image, likeness) deal, born from a viral photo of Iowa State Cyclone football players Tommy Hamann and Caleb Bacon, is roping in a few more Cyclones to help promote the sale of pork.
The Iowa Pork Producers Association announced Monday it has reached a deal with Iowa State football players Myles Purchase, Tyler Moore, Tommy Hamann, and Caleb Bacon. The quartet will lead the organization’s new “Purchase Moore Hamann Bacon” marketing campaign.
EntertainmentBy LRU Writer | On: January 16, 2017Let’s meet renowned and respected Canadian journalist Susan Li. Based in the USA, Li works for CNBC as a general assignment reporter appearing during CNBC Business Day Programming at CNBC Global Headquarters. Previously, she was the co-anchor of “Asia Squawk Box” and “Worldwide Exchange.” She currently works as a reporter and relief presenter for the popular television channel, CNBC.
The 31-year-old Susan is popular for her excellent command of the business world.