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Jeanne Marie Tripplehorn has been an American actor in film television and stage since the late 1970s. From the age of 27 she's been active as a gifted actress. Her career began in the year 1990 with an Off-Broadway production of The Big Funk, by John Patrick Shanley. Her next role was her first TV role, The Perfect Tribute. Her career started when she starred as an actor in the movie Basic Instinct. The Firm marked her first role as a female leading actor, playing opposite Tom Cruise & Gene Hackman. Through the 1990s Gwyneth collaborated alongside Hugh Grant on Mickey Blue Eyes as well as Julie Andrews for Relative Values. Recently, she was her character as Dr. Alex Blake in Criminal Minds.

The women's golfing world is dominated not just by beautiful, young women as well as women who are who are in their 20s. Lexi Thompson is one such woman who, as she look at her age, marvels at how quickly her career has begun to take off. It was her birthright to play golf, but what else can make her a top player? Lexi Thompson is one of the golfers with the greatest fame in America. The player is born on the 10th day of February in the year 1995, in Coral Springs of Florida in the United States of America. The name he was born under was Alexis Thompson while his mother's name is Amanda Thompson and his father's name is Scott Thompson. She was born in America and has a white ethnicity. Lexi took some skills in golf through her dad. She was born in the United States and her father played golf at a high level until he stopped. Her brothers, who are discussed below are also professional golfers. Lexis did her homework at home during all of high school. The school accepted her into Louisiana State University by September 2012. It is assumed that she has completed her studies but the grade attained by her institution is not known. Lexis was probably no stranger as she was born to the golfing family. In her early years she started playing golf, and aged 12, she became the first woman in history to qualify for 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 athlete to win the competition. She was the smallest American Junior Golf Association player (AJGA), as well being the youngest player to win the Westfield Junior PGA Championship at the time.