Women are amazing creatures. They are capable of doing many things without asking anything in return. Likewise, Cassandra Troy is a gorgeous Canadian woman who is a mother, wife, entrepreneur, and even a fitness promoter. Talk about multi-tasking. But that alone does not define Troy’s capability alone; she is also an actress known best for her role in the 2003 movie Tables. Today we will be talking more than a peek into her life.
Nayare Ali Viraj Khanna grew up surrounded by textiles and embroidery, exposed to the crafts from an early age. The son of acclaimed fashion designer Anamika Khanna, he also expanded the brand with prêt line AK-OK in 2019, with his twin Vishesh. However, Viraj couldn’t contain his artistic inclinations to clothing alone, once he discovered his natural affinity for painting and sculpting. The 25-year-old has had two well-received solo exhibits in two years and will also be participating in the India Art Fair this year.
In the 1990s, some rappers wanted nothing more than to work with Suge Knight. One of the founders of Death Row records, Knight became a fixture in pop culture. But after his fall from grace, how much is the former executive worth now? And how does it compare to his net worth at the peak of his career? Suge Knight was worth over $100 million at his peak Knight’s success helped generate a lot of money for Death Row records.
Learn about Lillian Gish Net Worth, Biography, Age, Birthday, Height, Early Life, Family, Dating, Partner, Wiki and Facts. Who is Lillian Gish:Lillian Gish is a famous Movie Actress. She was born on October 14, 1893 and her birthplace is Ohio. Lillian is also well known as, Silent film actress well known for her collaborations with director D.W. Griffith. She had a lead role in KKK propaganda film Birth of a Nation.
Mexico This article is more than 1 year oldMissing Mexican environmentalists’ families accuse mining companyThis article is more than 1 year oldRelatives denounce transnational Ternium over case of lawyer Ricardo Lagunes and Indigenous leader Antonio Díaz Valencia Relatives of two missing Mexican environmentalists are pointing the finger at a transnational mining company which they claim is responsible for environmental destruction and violence in the rural community, and may have links to the criminals who abducted their loved ones.