‘White People Money’ is a comedy film written and directed by Mark Harris. The film follows a young couple, Kareem and Nora, who suddenly find themselves sitting on a billion dollars. Far from being the solution to all their worries, they soon realize that having money comes with its own complications. Through its comedic setup, the film explores various social dynamics with respect to race and wealth. And, of course, the ex-wife of one of the world’s richest people plays a small but crucial role in the movie.

Gia Mantegna has high regards for Hollywood icon Sam Elliott, and she proved it by sharing a special photo on her social media. A couple of days ago, the daughter of “Criminal Minds” star, Joe Mantegna, took to Instagram to post an image of herself being embraced by the Hollywood hunk, Elliott. Mantegna gushed all about it in the caption, writing, “Yesterday I lounged in a room filled with kittens and then was held by this man.

The death reason and obituary of Zaria Brookens of Menomonee Falls are the main topics of this article. Making the people in her local neighborhood happy and content has been Zaria’s main objective ever since her birth in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin. She was a creative wellspring and a shining example of what it means to live a compassionate life. She set an extraordinarily brave example. Her actions had a significant influence on the general standard of living in the community as well as the lives of her friends, relatives, and even those she knew for a short time.

American actress, Maryum Ali is famous for her debut album, Opera House!. She is also notable as the daughter of one of the greatest boxers of all time, Muhammad Ali. She also featured in the sports biographical documentary; I Am Ali. Currently, she is working as a social worker for various comprehensive events. Maryum was born on 18th June 1968, in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Moreover, she is an American by her nationality, and her ethnicity is mixed (African-Irish-English).

As long as there were kings, there were always queens. While queens did take over the throne as monarchs throughout British history, there was no official anthem back then. According to the royal family, the anthem didn't become official until the 19th century. So even though there were previous queens before King George II, there was no national song with them in reference. That would all change when Queen Victoria (pictured) succeeded William IV (via History U.