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Jeanne Marie Tripplehorn, an American actor in film and television as well as theatre. She has been a professional actor for 27 years. The first time she appeared on stage in an off Broadway production of The Big Funk written by John Patrick Shanley, in 1990. In the following year she got her first television role, The Perfect Tribute. In 1992 she got her breakthrough in the form of an additional character in Basic Instinct. It was in the movie The Firm however that she got the role of female lead for the very first time, and this was also against famous actors such as Tom Cruise and Gene Hackman. In the 1990s she worked alongside famous actors from the industry, such as Gwyneth Palow on Sliding Door Hugh Grant Mickey Blue Eyes Julie Andrews Relative Values. Recently, she was in the role of Dr. Alex Blake in Criminal Minds.

The golf world for women is dominated by ladies who aren't only beautiful but also quite young. Lexi Thompson is one such woman, who when she looks back at her age, marvels at how quickly her career has taken off. She was born playing golf But what is it that makes her such a good player? Lexi Thompson is one of the most well-known golfers in America. The golfer's birth date was the 10th day of February 1995. It was within Coral Springs of Florida. Alexis Thompson's birth name while Scott Thompson's father and Amanda Thompson's fathers are Scott Thompson. Lexi was born in the United States and has a white ethnicity. Lexi developed her passion for golf from her father. Her dad was an avid golfer, and he began to play from a very young age. As he resigned as an athlete in golf and became a professional golf instructor. Two of her brothers are professionals in golf. Lexis homeschooled herself during high school and in September of 2012, she received a scholarship into Louisiana State University for an undergraduate diploma. She must be a graduate in the near future, however, the degree she received at her school is still unknown. Lexis was raised in a household of golfers, which means she had no experience in this male-dominated sport. In 2007, she was the youngest golfer to qualify to compete in the US Women's Open. She didn't win the event, but she was able to win the Aldila Junior Classic in the following year, making her the second. She was the smallest American Junior Golf Association player (AJGA) and also being the smallest player to be crowned the winner of the Westfield Junior PGA Championship at the time.