CEO of Vintage Frames, a company that specializes in vintage eyewear. He rose to fame due to his unorthodox business tactics and ostentatious personal style. He has over 250,000 followers on Instagram and over 10,000 followers on Twitter.  Before Fame He is from Montreal and got the idea for Vintage Frames after transforming a pair of his grandfather's old frames into sunglasses.  Trivia He's collaborated with Fabolous and Metro Boomin on original eyewear.  Family Life He has two sons named Cash and Bowie with Jenn Finkelstein.

2020-10-27T16:07:50Z Walt Disney World announced on Monday that it's changing iconic entrances that feature flag-embellished arches and cutouts of Mickey and Minnie Mouse. The new design is being made to complement other renovations, according to the Disney Parks Blog, and will no longer feature Cinderella Castle or the phrase "Where Dreams Come True." Some fans, however, argue that the new design lacks magic, and shouldn't be a priority as Disney employees are being laid off.

American actor best known for his television roles including as Eugene Victor Tooms on The X-Files, and as Horace Goodspeed on Lost. Before Fame He studied in New York with Sanford Meisner, and once worked dressing up as a Citibank card handing out fliers in Times Square. Trivia He started his own production company called Dark Water. Family Life He has been married three times and received a lot of criticism about his third wife, Courtney Stodden, due to her being 16 at the time of the marriage, 34 years younger than Hutchison.

Social media sensation known for his basketball talent despite having only his right arm. He has accumulated over 1.6 million followers on his self-titled Instagram account. Before Fame As a child, he lost his left arm in an accident.  Trivia He once dunked over a 7-Footer during an AAU basketball game. He was offered a scholarship from Tennessee State University.  He got an offer in February of 2022 to play college basketball at University of Memphis.

Served as an associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court from 1890 to 1906. Before Fame He graduated from Yale College in 1856. Trivia He was best known for authoring the 1896 decision in the Plessy v. Ferguson case, which ruled that racial segregation in public facilities was constitutional under the "separate but equal" doctrine. Family Life He married Caroline Pitts in 1864. Associated With He was nominated to the Supreme Court by President Benjamin Harrison.