Who is Kristin Elizabeth Cutler?

Who is Kristin Elizabeth Cutler?^{[1] 2]} The entertainment and reality world knows her as Krisitin Cavallaritelevision personality, fashion designer, and actress. Born in Denver, Colorado and raised in Laguna Beach, California, she attended Laguna Beach High School as a teenager. In 2004, Cavallari came to prominence after being cast in the reality television series Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County, which documented the lives of her and her friends.
, she is an American
After moving to Los Angeles to pursue an acting career in 2006, Cavallari appeared in several television series as minor characters. In 2009, she replaced former Laguna Beach cast member Lauren Conrad in her spin-off series The Hills, which was revamped to chronicle the personal and professional lives of Cavallari, Heidi Montag, and Audrina Patridge.
In 2011, Cavallari became engaged to Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler. She gave birth to son Camden Jack, the first child for both, the following year. Cavallari and Cutler married in 2013.

Life and career

1987–2005: Early life and Laguna Beach

Cavallari was born January 5, 1987 in Denver, Colorado, the second of two children of Judith Spies (née Eifrig) and Dennis Cavallari.^[3][4] She is of Italian and German descent.^[5]
When her mother divorced her father, her older brother, Mike, moved with their father to Laguna Beach, California, while she moved with her mother to the village of Barrington, Illinois, a suburb an hour northwest of Chicago. She attended Barrington Station Middle School, and graduated on to Barrington High School. After difficulties adjusting to a new life with a stepfather and stepbrother, Cavallari moved to California to live with her father. There, Cavallari was enrolled at Santa Margarita Catholic High School for her freshman year. After she attended a Driver's Education course through Laguna Beach High School, her father enrolled her in Laguna Beach High School.
Cavallari was in her junior year of high school when the first season of Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County began production. At the time, she was involved in an on-and-off relationship with senior Stephen Colletti. Cavallari's romance with Colletti caused a rivalry with another cast member, Lauren Conrad. The love triangle became one of the series' central plot lines.^[2]

2006–10: Acting and The Hills

In May 2009, Cavallari confirmed that she would be joining the cast of Laguna Beach's spin-off series, The Hills.^[6] She made her first appearance on the series during the fifth season's mid-season finale on May 31, 2009, at Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt's wedding, where she caught the bouquet. The second half of the Lauren Conrad. Despite originally signing a deal with MTV to appear in two additional seasons following the fifth, the sixth and final season concluded on July 13, 2010.^[7] season premiered on September 29, 2009, with Cavallari assuming the position of former main cast member and narratorCavallari was on the 13th season of Dancing with the Stars and partnered with two-time champion, Mark Ballas. Despite having high scores, Cavallari was the third to be eliminated, shocking the audience, judges, and fellow dancers alike. One of the judges, Len Goodman, commented that he expected to see Cavallari dancing in the final. The cumulative average of Cavallari's dances were higher than of contestants who had lasted twice as long as she did.

After her stint on Laguna Beach, Cavallari headed to Los Angeles and briefly attended the Loyola Marymount University. She signed on the UPN reality television series Get This Party Started, which premiered February 7, 2006. The series was canceled after airing two episodes due to extremely low ratings. She guest starred on one episode of another UPN series, Veronica Mars. She has appeared in numerous television roles such as CSI: NY, Cane and Adventures in Hollyhood. In 2006, she signed on as Crystal in the horror film Fingerprints. She also played a small role in Wristcutters: A Love Story, an independent film, directed by Goran Dukic in 2006.
In 2008, she had a supporting role as Summer in Spring Breakdown alongside Amy Poehler. The film was released straight-to-DVD on June 2, 2009, and received mixed reviews. She also starred in the independent film Green Flash alongside Torrey DeVitto. In 2009 she starred in the independent American high school comedy film, Wild Cherry, as Trish, which also starred Rumer Willis. She also starred in the straight-to-DVD film, National Lampoon's Van Wilder: Freshman Year, as Kaitlyn. The film was released July 14, 2009, to mixed to negative reviews.
Cavallari has been involved in the "Until There's a Cure", public service advertising campaign, to raise awareness and funds for AIDS and HIV research and vaccine development.^[8] In 2006 Cavallari appeared in ads for PETA,^[9] and has also appeared as a celebrity spokesperson for "We Are Ellis Island", a campaign for the restoration of Ellis Island.^[10] In February 2009, she posed for the NOH8 Campaign in support of gay marriage.^[11]
In January 2010, she traveled to El Salvador to do charity work. She told US Magazine, "It really put everything into perspective and made me appreciate everything I have, seeing how happy and excited the kids were was the best feeling in the world".^[12] In March 2011, Cavallari traveled to Kenya to do charity work with the non-profit organization One Kid One World.^[13]

2011–present: Motherhood and marriage

Cavallari previously dated her Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County co-star Stephen Colletti and her The Hills co-stars, Brody Jenner and Justin Brescia.^[14]
During the winter of 2004-05, when Cavallari was a senior at Laguna Beach High School, she dated Heisman Trophy winner Matt Leinart, who was then the star quarterback for the USC Trojans. She can be seen speaking of dating Leinart in early episodes of Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County's second season.^[15]
Cavallari began dating Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler in the fall of 2010^[16] and became engaged to him in April 2011. They called off the engagement in July 2011,^[17] but reconciled in November 2011.^[18] In January 2012, the couple announced Cavallari's pregnancy.^[19] She gave birth to their first child, son Camden Jack, on August 8, 2012.^[20] Cavallari and Cutler wed on June 8, 2013, in Nashville, Tennessee.^[21] In October 2013, it was announced that Cavallari is pregnant with their second child.^[22]

Filmography

Year	Title	Role	Notes
2004 - 2005	Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County	Herself	28 episodes
2007	Get This Party Started	Host	2 episodes
2006	Veronica Mars	Kylie Marker	1 episode
2006	Fingerprints	Crystal	Main Role
2007	Cheerleader Camp	Julie	Television movie
2007	Cane	Casey	Episode: "Family Business"
2008	Green Flash aka Beach Kings	Lana	Direct-to-DVD release
2008	CSI: NY	Isabelle Vaughn	Episode: "Forbidden Fruit"
2008	Spring Breakdown	Lizzie - Seven #3
2009	Wild Cherry	Trish van Doren
2009	National Lampoon's Van Wilder: Freshman Year	Kaitlin Hayes	Direct-to-DVD release
2009–10	The Hills	Herself	23 episodes
2011	The Middle	Ms. Devereaux	Episode: "Friends, Lies, and Videotape"
2011	RuPaul's Drag Race	Herself	Season 3
2011	America's Next Top Model	Guest Judge	Season 17, Episode 3
2011	Dancing with the Stars	Herself/Contestant	Season 13, Eliminated week 3
2012	Cupcake Wars	Guest Judge	Season 6, Episode 9: "Kristin Cavallari's Baby Shower"
2012	The League	Herself	Season 4, Episode 4: "The Breastalyzer"
2013	The League	Herself	Season 5, Episode 3: "Chalupa vs the Cutlet"

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Who is Phil Alexander Robertson?

Who is Phil Alexander Robertson? The entertainment and reality TV world knowDuck Commander), and reality television star on the popular television series, Duck Dynasty. He is also featured on the television show Buck Commander, a hunting program on the Outdoor Channel.
Phil Robertson as an American professional hunter, businessman

Early life and education

Robertson was born April 24, 1946 in Vivian in northern Caddo Parish in far northwestern Louisiana, Robertson was the fifth of seven children of James and Merritt Robertson. He has four brothers (James, Harold, Thomas, and Silas) and two sisters (Judith and Janice). Because of financial setbacks in his childhood, the Robertson family had to live in rugged conditions - no electricity, no toilet, no bathtub (although they did have one pipe for running water), and insufficient lodging. His family rarely went into town to buy groceries, and instead lived off the land - fruits and vegetables they grew in their garden, the meat from deer, squirrels, fish and other game they hunted and fished, and the pigs, chickens, and cattle they raised.
In his book, Happy, Happy, Happy, Robertson recalls that "It was the 1950s when I was a young boy, but we lived like it was the 1850s...but we were always happy, happy, happy no matter the circumstances."^[1]
Halfway between Vivian and Hosston is the Robertson birth home, a restored log cabin. In September 2013, it was for sale at an asking price of $750,000. The property is owned by a Robertson cousin, Nathan Hale, who acquired it for an initial $55,000 investment c. 2009.^[2]

College and football

As an athlete in high school, Robertson was all-state in football, baseball, and track, which afforded him the opportunity to attend Louisiana Tech University in Ruston on a football scholarship in the late 1960s.^[3] There he played first-string quarterback for the Bulldogs, ahead of Pro Football Hall of Famer Terry Bradshaw,^[4][5] the first overall pick in the 1970 NFL Draft. When he arrived at Tech in 1966, Bradshaw caused a media frenzy on account of his reputation of being a football sensation from nearby Shreveport.^[6][7] Robertson was a year ahead of Bradshaw, and was the starter for two seasons in 1966 and 1967, and chose not to play in 1968.^[8] It was thought he had the potential for a pro career, but his mind was elsewhere.^[3]

When Paul Harvey confronted Robertson with a recruitment to play professionally for the Washington Redskins, he declined because football conflicted with his hunting. Besides, football was only about holding up his scholarship to him, while Bradshaw practically lived and breathed the sport.^[7] Robertson put it in this way: "Terry went for the bucks, and I chased after the ducks."^[3]

Degrees and first jobs

After receiving his bachelor's degree in physical education and a master's in education, Robertson spent several years teaching. He said while his students claim he was an excellent teacher, spending time in a classroom brought him to the conclusion that his time and talents would be better spent in the woods.^[10]

Early career and founding of Duck Commander

Career, decline, and salvation

Robertson initially supported his family as a teacher, also finding income as a commercial fisherman. In the 1970s, his marriage became strained. Robertson, now running a bar, was falling prey to alcohol, and at times would kick his wife and children out of the house. He began to commit many crimes, and would hide out in the woods for weeks at a time to avoid the authorities.
The only thing that kept Kay in the marriage was the quote, "One man, one wife, for one life".^[11]
In 1975, while Robertson was running a bar, his sister, Jan, asked a fellow Christian man to go to the bar with her to discuss the gospel with Robertson and hand out Bibles to the patrons. Robertson forced the man to leave, but allowed Jan to continue handing out Bibles and warned the patrons of the bar not to harm her. After a series of distressing incidents and a period of time spent away from his wife and children, Robertson returned and found the man who had come to the bar with his sister. They discussed Robertson's life, and after he learned of the forgiveness offered by Jesus and the promise of Heaven, Robertson repented of his sins and was baptized in the presence of his wife and children. He was 28 at the time.^[12]

Duck Commander

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An avid hunter, Robertson was "in the know" about everything related to hunting, especially that of duck hunting, and was extremely unsatisfied with the condition of duck calls of that day. He began to experiment with making a call that would produce the exact sound of a duck. He aimed at making a call for duck killers, not professional callers. He claimed that "No duck would even place in a duck calling contest." He invented his first Duck Commander call in 1972. He received a patent for this call and the Duck Commander Company was incorporated in 1973.^[10] Today, the company of Duck Commander is a multi-million dollar empire, headed by his son, Willie Robertson.^[13]

Duck Dynasty

Robertson is presented in Duck Dynasty as the patriarch of the entire Robertson clan. He always sticks to his rugged outdoor ways, which often comes into conflict with the culture of today. He is not often seen working at the Duck Commander office, and mostly stays at home either hunting or cooking with Kay.^{[citation needed]}

A&E

A rumor circulated that Robertson and his family were under pressure to eliminate their family prayer and the use of guns from Duck Dynasty. When asked about it, the family insisted it had never happened.^[14][15]
When A&E decided to add bleeps to the show to add "spice", Robertson went to the network and told them to not make it seem like they use profanity, as they do not. Also, while they did not cut prayers, they did cut out the part of Robertson's prayer where he said "in Jesus' name". When A&E told them that they did not want to offend the Muslim population, Phil asked, "What year is it?" They replied "2012." He pointed out that the year was 2012 A.D., or in the year of Our Lord. He asked them why they would take someone out who the entire universe is based on. He also asked A&E how many Muslims were watching Duck Dynasty.^[16]
On December 18, 2013 A&E indefinitely suspended Robertson following anti-homosexual comments made by the duck magnate published in GQ magazine. The network released the following statement: "We are extremely disappointed to have read Phil Robertson’s comments in GQ, which are based on his own personal beliefs and are not reflected in the series Duck Dynasty. His personal views in no way reflect those of A+E Networks, who have always been strong supporters and champions of the LGBT community.” Robertson rebutted that it is an intrusion on his freedom of speech and that he is "turntup about the firing". ^[17]

Personal life

Robertson and Marsha "Kay" Carroway started dating in 1964, when Kay was only 14 years old. They married two years later, in 1966. They had their first son, Alan, while they were still attending college. ^[18]

Personal beliefs

Robertson is a devout Christian, being a member of the White's Ferry Road Church of Christ in West Monroe and is outspoken about his beliefs. He is a recovering alcoholic and left his wife Kay for a time before discovering Christ and being baptized.^[19] In an interview prior to the release of his autobiography, he said:

My message is to get human beings to love God, love their neighbor and for the life of me I just don't see the downside of human beings not being so mean to one another and actually care for one another and not steal from one another and not murder each other for their tennis shoes. That's the message I have. …
America and the world, we have a love problem. I'm trying to get people aware of that. A loving person is not going to pick up a spear or a knife because when the Ten Commandments were written it was before guns, and God was saying, 'Look, quit murdering each other.' Now I'm just trying to say, 'Folks, let's try to love one another no matter what the color of their skin.'^[20]

Robertson is also strongly pro-life^[21] and frequently speaks about the issue during public appearances.

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Who is Kelly LeBrock?

Who isKelly LeBrock? The entertainment and acting world knows LeBrock as an American actress and model. Her acting debut was in The Woman in Red co-starring with comic actor Gene Wilder. She also starred in the films Weird Science, directed by John Hughes, and Hard to Kill, with Steven Seagal.

Early life

LeBrock was born March 24, 1960 in New York City, but brought up in London, England.^[1] She is the daughter of a French-Canadian father who owned his own quicksilver mine and opened "The General Thurber", a 3-star Michelin restaurant in Lake Champlain, New York. Kelly's Irish mother, a former model, was the owner of fine antique stores in London.^[2] Le Brock spent her early school days in Buckinghamshire England and Lewes Sussex (1969-1976). At the age of sixteen, LeBrock returned to New York and started her career as a high fashion and beauty model.

Career

Modeling

LeBrock began her career as a model at the age of sixteen.^[3] She went on to appear on thousands of magazine covers and in fashion spreads, including an exclusive Christian Dior campaign, and became one of Eileen Ford's most sought-after models.^[3] She also gained notoriety as the Pantene shampoo commercial spokeswoman^[4] whose line "Don't hate me because I'm beautiful" became a pop-culture catchphrase.^{[citation needed]}

Film

LeBrock was cast as the "perfect" or "fantasy" woman in films such as The Woman in Red (1984) and Weird Science (1985). As a result, she was considered one of the sexiest women in Hollywood in the 1980s.^[5] In 1990 she starred opposite her then-husband, Steven Seagal, in Hard to Kill. LeBrock also appeared in Betrayal of the Dove (1993), Tracks of a Killer (1995), and Hard Bounty (1995).^[6]
She had roles in the films Wrongfully Accused (1998), The Sorcerer's Apprentice (2002), Zerophilia (2005) and Gamers: The Movie (2006 film). LeBrock says that she's hoping to get back into the acting game. She's made four movies since 2000, and has a fifth film—a thriller called Hidden Affairs—slated for release in 2013.^[5]

Television

In 2005 LeBrock was the captain of the team "Kelly's Bellies" on VH-1's Celebrity Fit Club reality show. LeBrock also appeared on the third UK series of Hell's Kitchen.^[7]

Personal life

Her first marriage was to film producer and restaurateur, Victor Drai, in 1984; they divorced in 1986. She then was married to action star, Steven Seagal, from 1987–96 from which three children were born – Annaliza (b. 1987), Dominic (b. 1990) and Arissa (b. 1993).^[1][8][9]
In the late 1980s LeBrock was one of the first private U.S. citizens to own her own hyperbaric chamber. LeBrock also started her own brand of homeopathic remedies.

Philanthropy

LeBrock testified to Congress in 1995 to the House Enquiry on Insurance and Medicare Access for alternative treatments on the needs of all Americans to have affordable access to such remedies. She is on various scientific advisory boards and regularly lectures on this subject.^{[10][not in citation given]}
After the death of her brother, Harold, in 2008 LeBrock decided to devote her time to the terminally ill. She currently is the celebrity spokesperson for "Club Carson", whose members are children suffering from cancer.^[11]

Filmography

• The Woman in Red (1984) --Charlotte
• Weird Science (1985) -- Lisa
• Hard to Kill (1990)--Andrea Stewart
• Betrayal of the Dove (1993) as Una
• David Copperfield (1993) (TV)--Clara (voice)
• Tracks of a Killer (1995) -- Claire Hawkner
• The Sorcerer's Apprentice (2001)
• Hard Bounty (1995) -- Donnie
• Wrongfully Accused (1998) -- Lauren Goodhue
• Zerophilia (2005) -- Woman in RV
• Gamers (2006) -- Angela's Mom
• The Mirror (2007) -- Mary Theophilu
• Hidden Affairs (slated for 2013) -- character unknown as of now