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Jeanne Marie Tripplehorn was born in the US and is an actress working professionally for 27 years. An accomplished thespian, she has been performing professionally for the last 27 years. Her first appearance on stage as a part of an off Broadway production of The Big Funk written by John Patrick Shanley, in 1990. The Perfect Tribute. A year later, her TV debut came in The Perfect Tribute. When she appeared in 1992, as portrayed a support character in Basic Instinct the career of her took off. The Firm marked her first role as a female leading actor, playing opposite Tom Cruise & Gene Hackman. She worked in the 90s alongside a number of top actors from Hollywood, like Gwyneth paltrow and Hugh Grant. She played the role of Dr. Alex Blake on the well-known international crime drama Criminal Minds.

Women who play golf typically are beautiful and young. Lexi Thompson comes to mind. Her age makes her wonder why she's been so successful throughout her career in golf. It was her birthright to play golf however what makes her such a good player? Lexi Thompson is one of America's most famous golfers. This golfer was a child of Coral Springs of Florida, United States of America on the 10th day of the month of February, 1995. His birth name was Alexis Thompson while his mother's name is Amanda Thompson and his father's name is Scott Thompson. She is a US born citizen and is of white ethnicity. The golfing abilities of Lexi is traceable to her father, who was a former golfer. He began playing in the early years of his life. Then he was coach once he stopped playing. Two of Lexi's brothers who will be mentioned are golfers who have made it to professional level. Lexis did her homework at home during the entirety of her high school education. Her acceptance to Louisiana State University by September 2012. By now she must have been able to graduate, however the degree she received from the institution is yet to be discovered. Born into a family of golfers Lexis was no stranger to playing the mostly male-dominated sport. As a child she took up golf. In 2007, aged 12, she became the first woman in history to be qualified to compete in the US Women's Open. She did not be a winner, but she also failed to win the 2007 Aldila Junior Classic, which was her second-youngest player to win this competition. she the youngest American Junior Golf Association (AJGA) athlete to take home the title as well as being the winner of the Westfield Junior PGA Championship as the youngest to win so at the time.