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Jeanne Marie Tripplehorn was born in the United States and is an actor working professionally for 27 years. At the age of 27 she's been engaged as an accomplished actress. In 1990, she made her stage debut in the production of The Big Funk (John Patrick Shanley) off-Broadway. The Perfect Tribute. A year later, her television debut was The Perfect Tribute. In 1992, she earned her breakthrough by playing an extra character in the movie the movie Basic Instinct. The Firm was the film that made her the main female for the first and only time. This was opposite Tom Cruise, Gene Hackman as well as others. Through the 1990s her career included working with top Hollywood stars like Gwyneth on Sliding doors, Hugh Grant Mickey Blue Eyes, and Julie Andrews Relative Values. She was the role of Dr. Alex Blake on the well-known international crime thriller Criminal Minds.

Women's Golf is heavily dominated by gorgeous women who appear to be young. Lexi Thompson is one such woman, who when she looks back at her age, is unsure of how quickly her career has been able to grow. Do you think she has a unique aptitude for golf or did she begin to play from the mother's womb? Lexi Thompson: a great American golfer. The golfer was born in Coral Springs of Florida, United States of America on the 10th of the month of February, 1995. Alexis Thompson was his given name. His mother was Amanda Thompson. Scott Thompson is his father. Her birthplace is in America and is of white descent. Lexi has inherited her golfing abilities from her dad as the former was a gifted golfer. Her two brothers are both professional golfers. Lexis was a homeschooled student for her entire high school career. She was accepted into Louisiana State University by September 2012. The assumption is that Lexis has graduated, however the exact grade attained by her institution is still a mystery. Lexis was raised in an athletic family and would have had plenty of experience in the game. When she was just 12 she became the youngest qualified for the US Women's Open. The reason she didn't take home the title, she was also not able to compete in 2007's Aldila Junior Classic, which made her the second youngest participant to be crowned the winner of this tournament. she was the youngest American Junior Golf Association (AJGA) athlete to take home the championship, in addition to taking home the Westfield Junior PGA Championship as the youngest person to do this at the time.