Sofía Vergara (born July 10, 1972 in Barranquilla, Colombia), Colombian-American actress perhaps best known for her work on the TV show Modern Family (2009-20). joe manganiello and sofia vergara with a photographer on a Colombian beach at the age of 17 caused her to abandon her career plans in dentistry and turn to modeling. She also hosted Colombian TV shows until 1998, when his brother was killed and his family moved to Miami. There he hosted the Spanish-language game show A que no te atres ("I Dare You") and began landing small roles in American films and television shows. She was one of four main actors in the romantic comedy Chasing Papi (2003), but her later acting roles were smaller roles, benefiting mostly from her looks. source: google.com Enjoying classic American movies is a common interest for those who yearn to be on the other side of the screen. These classic films promoted the idea of the "American Dream" in which anyone who dared to dream big enough could achieve whatever they wanted. Even before the 1930s, the "American Dream" had become the American ethos, in which freedom became the only main path to opportunity, prosperity, and success. Read Also: Why Are Sofia Vergara And Joe Manganiello Divorcing? Several cities are considered important when it comes to achieving great things. As Frank Sinatra sings, "If you can do it here, you can do it anywhere," his sweet baritone lyrics apply not just to New York, but to Hollywood and the United States in general. Because when you become an American superstar, you are a global celebrity. How did a Colombian woman become the embodiment of the modern American dream? As a child, Sofía Vergara had a different dream than the one she was destined to have , but the stars align and not everyone gets what they want. His.

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Play video contentExclusive TMZ.com Forget elephants and donkeys, David Letterman says our choice for President could come down to this … do we want a wealthy man who eats like a pig, or one who eats like a bird?!? We got Letterman Thursday in Los Angeles after lunch at Canter’s Deli, and our guy asks which presidential candidate is more fun to have dinner with, Donald Trump or Michael Bloomberg??? Dave knows both men well, and he tells us why Trump and Bloomberg are at opposite ends of the spectrum when it comes to the dinner table. Sorry Mike, Letterman says you’re coming up short as far as appetites go. You’ve seen Bloomberg eat ice cream, right?!? It’s pretty funny … Letterman launches into one of his classic bits when we try to grill him about the candidate with the gift of gab … but he’s definitely down for our table talk. One thing both sides can agree on … hors d’oeuvres don’t belong near a toilet!!! .

Play video contentExclusive TMZSports.com How the hell do you defend against those legendary Jon Jones elbow strikes? UFC star Dominick Reyes believes he’s got the answer — and he’s demonstrating his violent plan on one of our TMZ staffers! Of course, Dom and Jon Jones are set to do battle at UFC 247 in Houston on Saturday — in a fight for the UFC light heavyweight title. It’s the biggest fight of Dominick’s impressive career. And, since Jon Jones recently came into the office and taught our own Lucas the art of the elbow strike … we thought it would be a good idea to see if he could test out his skills on Dom! The good news … Reyes is ready and has a plan to keep Jon’s elbows out of his mouth by essentially beating him to the punch. “You gotta strike first,” Reyes said while demonstrating his counterattack … “It’s so simple, it just might work!” We also spoke with Reyes about why he’s 100% confident he’ll be the very first man to give Jones a legitimate L in the Octagon. “It’s just my time. Simple as that. I’ve worked my whole life for this.” Play video content .

Kings Of Leon kicked off the 2021 NFL Draft to much controversy. Fans asked if it was ‘2008,’ while others were getting moody that the band ‘played too long’ and thus delayed the first pick. Tough crowd. Kings Of Leon opened the 2021 NFL Draft in Cleveland with a grand performance, but not everyone appreciated this throwback to the late aughts — or how long it took. While the Grammy-nominated band continues to put out new music — in fact, they just released a new album in 2021 — the four-member band made up of brothers Caleb, Nathan, and Jared Followill and cousin Matthew Followill is primarily known for their late-2000’s hits like “Use Somebody.” Ironically, which is what they performed at the draft, which is partially why fans thought the band was an odd choice for an event in which many college football stars (AKA, Gen Z athletes) are moving up to the NFL. “Kings of Leon performing “Use Somebody” at the #NFLDraft. Is it 2008?,” one fan asked on Twitter, while another viewer tweeted, “Kings of Leon kicking off tonight’s 2021 NFL draft coverage with their 2008 smash hit ‘Use Somebody’ is a perfect reminder of how in touch the league is with their fans.” Meanwhile, other fans didn’t take issue with who was on the NFL stage. They did take issue with the fact that the Kings Of Leon’s performance went past 8 p.m. ET — which is when the draft was scheduled to begin. “Less Kings of Leon, more draft picks, please,” ESPN reporter Courtney R. DraftScout tweeted, while others posted GIFs of Judge Judy impatiently tapping her wristwatch. About 20 or so minutes past 8 p.m., fans finally got to watch as the Jackson Jaguars, who had No. 1 pick in the draft, select Trevor Lawrence as the team’s new.

You’ve probably heard Shawn Wasabi’s remix of ‘Clear’ on repeat, which has become TikTok’s viral audio of May. It’s actually a track from 2016 — the multi-faceted music artist has a new song out, inspired by late 2000’s club music! Once again, Shawn Wasabi is finding himself at the center of viral attention thanks to the fact that his 2016 remix of the Pusher track “Clear” has found its way into the upper echelon of TikTok sounds, making it now one of the most “Shazamed” songs ever (No. 16, to be exact). But you may remember Shawn on YouTube six or so years ago — especially his hands. They dazzled tens of millions of YouTube viewers as they flew across a rainbow-lit controller equipped with 64 buttons that he co-invented, with each button producing a unique sample from the other, called the Midi 64 Fighter. It was like watching Mozart play a piano of the future, an analogy that can only be understood by watching his video for “Marble Soda” below, a mashup that used over 150 samples and put Shawn on the map (and has given him over 35 million YouTube views). That was in 2015. While Shawn has gone on to focus on more music endeavors — like releasing his debut album, MANGOTALE, amid the pandemic and regularly producing beats for other artists — the 25-year-old producer decided to revisit his passion for toying around with samples in his most recent single, “i dip,” that came out on March 25. [embedded content] Shawn said the creative process that went into making “i dip” was “a combination” of “nostalgia and having fun,” just like how he “used to produce back in the day where [he] was just taking samples and finding ways to manipulate them,” the Los Angeles-based music artist EXCLUSIVELY told.