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Butch Lewis net worth: Butch Lewis was an American boxing promoter and manager who had a net worth of $500 thousand. Butch Lewis was born in Woodbury, New Jersey in June 1946 and passed away in July 2011. He was best known for managing the boxing brothers Leon Spinks and Michael Spinks. Lewis managed to get Michael Spinks $13.5 million to fight Mike Tyson in 1988 when Spinks was knocked out in 91 seconds. Lewis started as a street hustler and a used car salesman. He helped guide Leon Spinks to a victory over Muhammad Ali for the heavyweight title in 1978. He founded Butch Lewis Productions and joined with IMG Worldwide to represent minority celebrates and entertainers. Butch Lewis passed away on July 23, 2011 of a massive heart attack.

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Charlie Rose Net Worth and salary: Charlie Rose is an American journalist and TV host who has a net worth of $40 million and annual salary of $8 million. Charlie Rose gained his net worth by hosting his own television show, Charlie Rose and by being a correspondent for 60 Minutes. Charlie Rose was born in Henderson, North Carolina, in 1942, and attended Duke University, where he was part of Kappa Alpha Order. Rose entered Duke with the intention of going to medical school, but interned with Senator B. Everett Jordan and pursued a legal degree instead. In 1968, he graduated from the Duke University School of Law. His former wife, Mary King, moved to New York with the BBC, and Rose began freelancing for the company until he became a reporter for WPIX-TV. In 1974, he was hired to edit the “Bill Moyers’ International Report” on PBS, and a year later, he became the executive producer of “Bill Moyers Journal”. His on-camera work on the show won him a Peabody Award in 1976. Soon after, he was hired as a program manager at KXAS-TV in Texas. By 1984, Rose was anchoring “CBS News Nightwatch”, and won a 1987 Emmy for his interview with Charles Manson. He left CBS to briefly join Fox before landing on PBS with his self-titled show, “Charlie Rose”. Rose was hired by “60 Minutes II” from 1999 to 2005 before becoming part of “60 Minutes”. He has appeared as himself in a handful of TV shows and movies, including “The Simpsons”, “The Ides of March”, “The Good Wife” and “Breaking Bad”. His marriage to Mary King ended in 1980, and he has been dating Amanda Burden, a New York socialite and city employee, since 1993. He has several homes around the world, including residences in North Carolina, New York City and Paris.

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