Ron White, a stand-up comedian, actor, and author best known for being a founding member of the Blue Collar Comedy Tour, is the father of Marshall White.His stage name is Tater Salad, and he has performed on the Blue Collar Comedy Tour alongside Jeff Foxworthy, Bill Engvall, and Larry the Cable Guy.
Tater Salad, also referred to as Tater Salad, is Marshall’s father’s solo project. The movies Busted in Des Moines (1990), Drunk in Public (2003), They Call Me “Tater Salad” (2004), You Can’t Fix Stupid (2006), and Behavioral Problems (2009) all deal with behavioral issues.
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Sandy Cheeks cause of death in SpongeBob – Sandy Cheek is the fictional character in SpongeBob SquarePants, an American animated television series created by Stephen Hillenburg for Nickelodeon. Sandy Cheeks is a squirrel who lives underwater by wearing a driving suit, the fictitious character first appeared in the animated series in the episode which aired on May 1, 1999, the title of the episode is Tea at the Treedome.
TMZ.com Juice WRLD may have barely been old enough to buy beer but he was loaded ... worth MILLIONS before his tragic death.
According to new legal docs obtained by TMZ ... the late rapper's estate was worth $3,278,867.49. This included a condo in Miami worth around $1,490,000 and several bank accounts ... including one with $1,001,515.68.
He was also a huuuuge watch and jewelry collector cause, according to docs, his watches and jewelry alone are worth $459,318.
SHE may not have won the man... but Welsh lass Marie certainly won over viewers after a hilarious appearance on Channel 4 show First Dates.
The quirky school teacher left viewers cheering her on as she looked for love on the television show - and was quickly won over by her charm and hysterical one-liners when talking to the camera.
Introducing herself and her luck with men, she said: "I have a cup at home that says it all, 'Not all men are bad - some are dead!
Kenny Rogers left behind a legacy of country hits and five children. The Grammy-winning music star was married five times and had five kids with four of his wives: Carole Lynn Rogers, 65, with Janice Gordon; Kenny Rogers Jr., 59, with Margo Anderson; Christopher Cody Rogers, 42, with Marianne Gordon and twins Justin Charles Rogers and Jordan Edward Rogers, 19, with Wanda Miller. After earning countless accolades — including three Grammys and several ACMs — and a spot in the Country Music Hall of Fame, Rogers retired from music to focus on his family.