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Jeanne Marie Tripplehorn, an American actress in TV and film as well as theatre. Gifted thespian, she is actively involved in professional theatre over the last 27 years. She first appeared on the stage as a character in an off Broadway production of The Big Funk written by John Patrick Shanley, in 1990. The Perfect Tribute. A one year later, her television debut was in The Perfect Tribute. In 1992 she got her breakthrough when she played as a secondary character in Basic Instinct. The Firm is where she began her career as the female lead opposite Tom Cruise. In the 1990s, Gwyneth was a co-star together with Hugh Grant on Mickey Blue Eyes and Julie Andrews for Relative Values. She played the role of Dr. Alex Blake on the famous international thriller Criminal Minds.

In the world of golf for women there are many ladies who not just look attractive, but seem to be youthful. Lexi Thompson comes to mind. Lexi Thompson's age has her wondering why she's been so successful throughout her career in golf. Did she start playing golf in the womb, or is there something that makes her amazing? Lexi Thompson - one of the top golfers in America is the subject we will be discussing. The famous golfer Lexi Thompson was born on the 10th February 1995, in Coral Springs in Florida. His birth name was Alexis Thompson while his mother's name is Amanda Thompson and his father's name is Scott Thompson. Her race is white, and she is an American citizen through birth. Lexi's golfing talent can be traced to her father, who was an avid golfer. He first began playing golf at an early age. Then he was a coach after he ceased playing. Her two brothers that are mentioned below are both professional players of golf. Lexis was a homeschooled student for her entire high school career. The school accepted her to Louisiana State University by September 2012. The grade Lexis earned in the university isn't yet available. As a daughter of golfers, Lexis could not have been a novice to the predominantly masculine sports. In 2007, she became the youngest golfer in history to be selected to compete in the US Women's Open. In 2007 she wasn't the champion of the Women's Open in the United States, however, she won in the Aldila Junior Classic to be the second. She was the youngest American Junior Golf Association player (AJGA) and also as being the youngest to win the Westfield Junior PGA Championship at that at the time.