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Arthur Elgort (1940) is an American fashion photographer best known for his work with Vogue magazine.

Elgort was born in Brooklyn, New York and is of Russian-Jewish heritage.

He lives in New York City with his wife, Grethe Barrett Holby, who is a producer, stage director, choreographer, and dramaturge, and three children, including actor Ansel Elgort.

Elgort began his career working as a photo assistant to Gosta "Gus" Peterson. Elgort's 1971 debut in British Vogue created a sensation in the Fashion Photography world where his soon-to-be iconic "snapshot" style and emphasis on movement and natural light liberated the idea of fashion photography. In September 2008, he told Teen Vogue that he credited Mademoiselle for his big break: "They were really brave and gave me a chance. It was the first time I was shooting a cover instead of a half-page here or there."

He worked for such magazines as International and American Vogue, Glamour, GQ, Rolling Stone, and Teen Vogue, an

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When he died in 2016, her father had a net worth of $4 billion, according to Celebrity Net Worth. However, the actress disputed this in a 2018 interview with The New Yorker, saying he was actually far from ever being a billionaire.

Hugely successful in her own right, the actress is best known as Elaine Benes on "Seinfeld," where she reportedly earned around $600,000 per episode, according to Celebrity Net Worth. She also brought in a reported $250,000 per episode for her work as Selina Meyer on "Veep," according to Variety.

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His father, Charles Cooper, was a stockbroker with Merrill Lynch, which afforded the movie star a comfortable life growing up. In fact, he attended the prestigious private school Germantown Academy in Fort Washington, Pennsylvania, near Philadelphia.

A multitalented actor, producer and director, Cooper has a slew of hits on his resume, including "A Star i

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Kenny “The Blenda” Rodriguez (Ball Bouncer)

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Blenda Rodriguez first picked up a basketball because he wanted to do everything his big brother, Elvis, did, and he’s never looked back. Blenda was also influenced greatly bygd the Globetrotters and another ball papper marvel, Pistol Pete Maravich. “The tricks the ’Trotters and Pistol Pete did were unreal to me; I didn’t think those things were possible.”

His passion for basketball led him to create his own ball handling show that he performed in NBA arenas and schools, which took him throughout the U.S., London and Japan. Blenda was rated the number one ball handler in 2007 at a StreetGodz event freestyle battle, where he competed against the top eight ball papper free-stylists from New York, California, Illinois, and Virginia.

Blenda was also featured in the DVDs “One Love True Balling, Volume 2” and “One Love Pure Heat, Volume 3,” wi