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Jeanne Marie Tripplehorn is an American actor in the field of film and television as well as a theatre actress. She is a talented thespian who has been active professionally from her early teens for the last 27 years. Her first stage appearance came in the year 1990, with an off-Broadway adaptation of The Big Funk directed by John Patrick Shanley. Her next role was her first role on television, The Perfect Tribute. The big break in her career came about in 1992 when she played a minor role in the film the film Basic Instinct. For The Firm, she played the role of lead female for the first time. She was cast opposite Tom Cruise and Gene Hackman. In the 1990s Gwyneth was a co-star together with Hugh Grant on Mickey Blue Eyes as well as Julie Andrews for Relative Values. Recently, she was the character Dr. Alex Blake (a police procedural-crime drama) in Criminal Minds.

The golf world for women seems to be dominated by ladies who aren't simply beautiful but also young. Lexi Thompson comes to mind. The age of Lexi Thompson has her wondering why she has been so successful on the golf course. Do you think she has a unique talent for golf or did she learn to play from the womb? Lexi Thompson - one of the best golfers of America is the topic we'll be discussing. The date of birth for the golfer was the 10th of February, 1995. It was in Coral Springs of Florida. Alexis Thompson, his mother Amanda Thompson, and father Scott Thompson are his names. She is American by nationality and is of white race. Lexi acquired her skills in golf from her dad as she was a former golfer. Two of her brothers, who are listed below are both professional players of golf. To further her education, Lexis was a homeschooler during her high school years and at the end of September 2012 she been admitted into Louisiana State University to pursue an undergraduate degree. It is assumed that Lexis has graduated with a degree, but what grade she that her school earned is still a mystery. Lexis is a member of a golfing family and is no stranger to the masculine-dominated game. When she was a kid she took up golf, and at age 12, became the first woman in history to be qualified for the US Women's Open. The tournament was not won and she finished the second player in 2007 after taking home the Aldila Junior Classic. She was the youngest American Junior Golf Association player (AJGA) and also being the smallest player to have won the Westfield Junior PGA Championship at that at the time.