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$13 Million Karlie Lewis Wiki: Salary, Married, Wedding, Spouse, Family Karlie Redd was born on April 20, 1966 in New York City, New York, USA. She is an actress and director, known for Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta (2012), Top Five (2014) and Black Spring Break 2: The Sequel (2001). Full NameKarlie LewisNet Worth$13 MillionDate Of BirthApril 20, 1966Place Of BirthNew York City, New York, USAOccupationTelevision personality, singer-songwriter, dancer, model, actressProfessionActress, DirectorNicknamesKarlie Redd, Redd, Karlie, Karlie Lewis, Karlie RedDStar SignTaurusActress TitleYearStatusCharacterWe Are Family2017post-productionZantria (as Karlie Lewis)Saints & Sinners2016-2017TV SeriesPaige MorrisMy Side Piece2016SusanTop Five2014RhondaTotally Packaged2012TV SeriesGuest JudgeHip-Hop Headstrong2010ShortSexy Girl (as Karlie Lewis)Sex Chronicles2008TV Series800 Woman #2Lucyfire: The Pain Song2001Short as Keisha LewisBlack Spring Break 2: The Sequel2001Video as Keisha Lewis18 Wheels of Justice2000-2001TV SeriesReceptionist / Cindy KinseyKate Brasher2001TV SeriesChild Services OfficialHow to Marry a Billionaire: A Christmas Tale2000TV MovieKerry (as Keisha Lewis)Director TitleYearStatusCharacterSomething in Common2005Short as Karlie LewisSelf TitleYearStatusCharacterLove & Hip Hop: Atlanta2012-2017TV SeriesHerselfK. Read More...
As if 2020 weren’t terrifying enough, now we have to worry about ‘murder hornets.’
The world’s largest hornet — the size of a matchbox — is known for invading honeybee hives, decapitating all the bees in a matter of hours and carrying the mangled thoraxes back to feed their young.
In other words, Asian giant hornets are literally murderers. And now they’re in the United States.
The Washington State Department of Agriculture is trying to track down the fearsome insects, also nicknamed “yak-killer hornets” or “giant sparrow bees,” after officials received and verified four reports of them in December in the northwest part of the state. Read More...
For Bayern Munich and Harry Kane, the margins of the bigger picture extend some distance down the road. All the way to hopes of a Champions League final at Wembley next June.
This was a night that mattered to the German team only in terms of pride and self-image, neither of which are insignificant in Bavaria. Stretching a run of unbeaten group stage games to 40 was clearly important to them. Read More...