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Larry King net worth and salary: Larry King is an American radio and television journalist who has a net worth of $50 million. He is best known for hosting his CNN show “Larry King Live” on CNN. Early Life: Larry King was born Lawrence Harvey Zeiger in Brooklyn, New York, on November 19, 1933. He is the son of Lithuanian-born Jennie, a garment worker, and Aaron Zeiger, a restaurant owner originally from Austria-Hungry. King attended Lafayette High School in Brooklyn. When he was a teenager, his father died of a heart attack at age 44 which resulted in his mother, brother, and himself having to be supported by welfare. Losing his father young greatly affected Larry, and he lost interest in school. From an early age he wanted to work in radio. King would have to venture to Miami, Florida to jump-start his career in radio. Career: He first hit the airwaves in 1957 on WAHR, after some initial setbacks with settling in Miami. Initially hired to clean up around the studio and perform odd jobs around the office, one of the station’s announcers abruptly quit and Larry got his chance to be on air. His first broadcast was on May 1, 1957, as a disc jockey on the 9 a.m. to noon slot. He also did two afternoon newscasts and a sportscast and received a paycheck of $50 a week. The station manager suggested he change his name to sound less “ethnic.” Within two years he had legally changed his name to Larry King, which he picked up from an advertisement in the Miami Herald for King’s Wholesale Liquor. He began conducting interviews on a mid-morning show for WIOD at Pumpernik’s restaurant in Miami Beach. He would interview whoever walked in–his first interview was with a waiter at the restaurant. Two days later, singer Bobby Darin walked in randomly and became King’s first-ever celebrity interview. Three years later, King graduated to television when he began hosting a show called “Miami Undercover.” The show turned Larry into a local celebrity. He also got further exposure when he became a color commentator for the Miami Dolphins football team. King’s popularity could not save him from a brush with the law when he was accused of grand larceny by former business partner Louis Wolfson in December 1971. He was arrested in Miami and temporarily fired. He was eventually hired to work on the Mutual Radio Network (now the Mutual Broadcast System) where he quickly went national with “The Larry King Show”, which gained a devoted audience and over five hundred affiliates. In June 1985, King became a household name with “Larry King Live”, which currently ranks as CNN’s longest-running television program. He would interview prominent leaders, politicians, and various figures in the entertainment industry. King would do his CNN show from 9-10 p.m. then travel to the studios of the Mutual Broadcasting System to do his radio show. King became known for his direct, non-confrontational approach in his interviewing style. He gained a reputation for his delivery of easy and open-ended questions posed to his interviewees. King has conducted over 30,000 interviews in his career. During his time on “Larry King Live,” King also wrote a newspaper column in USA Today for over 20 years. At his peak, millions of people watched “Larry King Live” on CNN. Among King’s awards are ten Cable ACE Awards, two Peabody Awards and a Golden Mike Award. King had numerous celebrity figures substitute for him over his time on CNN, among them comedian Kathy Griffin, journalist/news anchor Dan Rather, and Kermit the Frog. On June 29, 2010, King announced he would be stepping down from his nightly hosting job after 25 years. Piers Morgan, a British TV personality and journalist, was named as King’s replacement. The final episode of “Larry King Live” aired on December 16, 2010. In March 2012, King co-founded production company Ora TV, where he began hosting “Larry King Now.” The show is exclusively carried by Hulu and RT America. King also hosts a Thursday night political talk show, “Politicking with Larry King.” King expressed in 2017 that he has no intention of ever retiring and expects to host his talk show programs until he dies. Other Ventures: King has made numerous self-appearances in film and television including Ghostbusters, Shrek 2 and 30 Rock. King also played himself in 2016’s “The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story.”  In 2012, he hosted the third-party presidential debate on Ora TV. He was the moderator of the sixth Kazenergy Eurasian Forum in Kazakhstan in October 2011. From 2012-2013, Larry hosted “In View with Larry King,” an educational TV series. King is very active on Twitter and posts comments and thoughts on a wide variety of subjects. King also makes various TV infomercials. Personal Life: King’s personal life has received maybe as much attention as his popular show. He has five children from eight marriages. He married high school sweetheart Freda Miller at age 19, and the marriage was annulled one year later. He married Playboy Bunny Alene Akins twice! Their first marriage lasted just one year from 1962-1963. They reunited and remarried in 1969 and divorced a second time in 1972. His most recent marriage to Shawn Southwick lasted from 1997 until he filed for divorce in 2019. Larry has also suffered from numerous medical issues, mostly relating to his heart. He suffered his first major heart attack in 1987 that required a quintuple bypass surgery. After that, he founded the Larry King Cardiac Foundation, which pays for life-saving heart operations and procedures for people who otherwise would not be able to afford them.  As recently as April 2019 he had a heart attack. In November of that same year, he revealed he had also suffered a stroke that had left him in a coma for weeks. After his stroke, he suffered from suicidal thoughts. In August 2020, it was reported that two of King’s children, Andy and Chaia King, had died within a few weeks of each other. King resides in Beverly Hills and is frequently seen behind home plate at Dodger’s games.

Solange Knowles Net Worth: Solange Knowles is an American singer-songwriter, actress, and model who has a net worth of $9 million. She is also known mononymously as Solange, and is the younger sister of fellow musician Beyonce Knowles. Early Life: Solange Piaget Knowles was born in Houston, Texas, on June 24, 1986. Her parents are Mathew and Tina Knowles, and her older sister is popular musician and performing artist Beyonce Knowles. As a child, Knowles studied dance and theater. She first made her singing debut at an amusement park when she was five years old, and began writing her own songs when she was nine. When she was fifteen, she joined her sister’s group Destiny’s Child on tour as a supporting dancer. Furthermore, she briefly replaced Destiny’s Child member Kelly Rowland when the group performed as the opening act for pop singer Christina Aguilera on tour, after Rowland injured herself and broke her toes. Music Career: With her father Mathew as her manager, Knowles first entered the music business in 2001, when she sang the theme song for the Disney Channel animated series “The Proud Family”. She then featured on a number of songs, including Lil Romeo’s “True Love” (2002), Destiny’s Child’s “Little Drummer Boy” (2001) and Kelly Rowland’s “Simply Deep” (2002). Additionally, Knowles also wrote the tracks “Beyond Imagination” and “Obsession” for Rowland’s 2002 solo album “Simply Deep”. She began working on her debut album “Solo Star” when she was just 14 years old. The album involved notable American producers like Jermaine Dupri, The Neptunes, and Timbaland, and she also contributed as co-writer and co-producer on several tracks. “Solo Star” was recorded under her father’s label, Music World Entertainment, with Columbia Records, and released in January 2003. It debuted at No. 49 on the Billboard 200, and peaked at No. 23 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart. Her second album, “Sol-Angel and the Hadley St. Dreams” was released in August, 2008. It featured work from producers like CeeLe Green and Mark Ronson. During this period, she also contributed several songs as a songwriter to her sister Beyonce’s second and third solo albums. After parting ways with her record label Interscope-Geffen-A&M, Knowles released the single “Losing You” (2012) through the independent label Terrible Records. Then, in 2013, she announced the launch of her own record label, Saint Records, distributed through Sony. Her third studio album “A Seat at the Table” was released in 2016 to widespread positive reviews, and became her first No. 1 album in the US. Her fourth album “When I Get Home” was released in March 2019. In addition to her many musical releases, Knowles has headlined five separate tours of her own, and been the supporting act for artists like Kelly Rowland and Justin Timberlake. For “Cranes in the Sky”, the lead single off her 2016 album “A Seat at the Table”, Knowles won the Best R&B Performance Grammy Award at the 59th Annual Grammy Awards (2017). Other awards she has received include a BET Award, a Soul Train Music Award, and a Webby Award. Furthermore, in 2017 she won the Glamor Award for Woman of the Year, and was chosen as the first recipient of Billboard’s Women in Music Impact Award. Acting Career: Knowles has had brief guest appearances on many television shows and programs, usually only for one or two episodes. On “Intimate Portrait” (2001), “Soul Train” (2003), “The Brothers Garcia” (2003), “Lincoln Heights” (2008), “Yo Gabba Gabba!” (2010), and “Random Acts of Flyness” (2018), she appeared as herself. She also had roles as guest characters on shows like “The Proud Family” (2002), “Taina” (2002), “One on One” (2004). “Listen Up!” (2005), and “Ghost Whisperer” (2008). Additionally, she has starred in two movies. In the family comedy “Johnson Family Vacation” (2004), she starred as member of the Johnson family Nikki Johnson, and in “Bring It On: All or Nothing” (2006) she starred alongside Hayden Panettiere as competitive cheerleader Camille. Other Ventures: Inspired by her son Julez and his love of hip-hop music, in 2007 Knowles began promoting the hip-hop-style toy line Baby Jamz. Intended for pre-schoolers, the toys also all come with a CD that contains hip-hop inspired nursery rhymes, which Knowles was the executive producer for. Knowles has also worked extensively in the world of fashion. In 2008, she was named the brand ambassador Armani Jeans, a diffusion line from Giorgio Armani. In 2011, she was named one of the new faces of cosmetics brand Rimmel London along with Alejandra Ramos Munoz and Zooey Deschanel. She has also served as the face of campaigns for Calvin Klein, Michel Kors, Mercedes-Benz, and Helmut Lang. Additionally, the Knowles family has a fashion line, House of Deréon, named after their grandmother Agnéz Deréon, which Solange and her sister have modeled for. Personal Life: Knowles married Daniel Smith in February 2004 when she was just 17 years old, and he was 19. She gave birth to their son, Daniel Julez J. Smith Jr., in October 2004. The family lived in Moscow, Idaho, while Smith studied in college there. After Knowles and Smith divorced in October 2007, she then moved to Los Angeles with her son. Then, in August 2013, Knowles announced she was moving to New Orleans, Louisiana, with her son. In November 2014, Knowles married Alan Ferguson, a music video director, in New Orleans. The couple announced their separation in November 2019. In May 2014, Solange was seen on a security video physically assaulting Beyonce’s husband, Jay Z. There has been a lot of media attention and speculation about the incident, but the family has chosen to not publicly address it.

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