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  1. sweetspice replied to the sars's post in a topic in Male Athletes
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  2. sweetspice replied to Frederick's post in a topic in Male Actors
    In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale
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    In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale
  4. sweetspice replied to Ana Beatriz Barros Fan's post in a topic in Male Actors
    Vanity Fair (March 2008)
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    GQ (December 2007)
  6. sweetspice replied to Megan_R0cks's post in a topic in Male Actors
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    SI.com The foreigners are gaining fast. At a combined $581 million, this year's rundown of the top 20 highest-paid non-American athletes is the heftiest we've ever compiled, and an increase of one-third over the previous year. Why? Sure, soccer and Formula 1 -- the two most popular sports away from American shores -- are beginning to pay off as well, and in many cases better, than U.S.-based leagues. But the weakness of the American dollar has never been on better display in the sports world. Twelve of the athletes on this year's list earn their paychecks from foreign-based leagues. The British pound has been strong for years, strengthening the earnings of Cristiano Ronaldo, Lewis Hamilton, John Terry and Michael Ballack (as well as Fernando Alonso who, until recently, was part of the McLaren racing team). But the distortion really takes effect with the athletes who are paid in Euros, which have gained 15 percent on the American dollar over the past 12 months -- that's why the likes of Ronaldinho, Ronaldo and MotoGP god Valentino Rossi have seen significant bumps. In all, this year's International 20 features nine soccer players, three Formula 1 racers, three baseball players, two basketball players, two tennis players and one motorcycle racer. As always, our list includes salary, bonuses, endorsement income and appearance fees. 1. David Beckham Los Angeles Galaxy (MLS) Great Britain Last Year's Rank: 5 48 200 000 total 2. Kimi Räikkönen Auto Racing Finland Last Year's Rank: NR 46 000 000 total 3.Ronaldinho FC Barcelona (Soccer) Brazil Last Year's Rank: 2 37 500 000 total 4. Lionel Messi FC Barcelona (Soccer) Argentina Last Year's Rank: NR 35 800 000 total 5. Roger Federer Tennis Switzerland Last Year's Rank: 3 35 130 620 total 6. Fernando Alonso Auto Racing Spain Last Year's Rank: 1 7. Valentino Rossi Motor Sports Italy Last Year's Rank: 4 8. Yao Ming Houston Rockets (NBA) China Last Year's Rank: 6 9. Cristiano Ronaldo Manchester United (Soccer) Portugal Last Year's Rank: NR 10. Ichiro Suzuki Seattle Mariners (MLB) Japan Last Year's Rank: 7
  9. sweetspice replied to Megan_R0cks's post in a topic in Male Actors
    WOW! thank you!
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    Atonement
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    Tamara, alias Shy' m, born on November 28, 1985, is a French singer
  16. sweetspice replied to Megan_R0cks's post in a topic in Male Actors
    What Happens in Vegas
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    PITTSBURGH - MAY 28: Alexander Ovechkin of the Washington Capitals poses with the Art Ross Trophy and the Maurice Richard Trophy during the NHL Awards presentation at the Omni William Penn Hotel on May 28, 2008 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Dave Sandford/Getty Images)