Q: You eventually hit it big with your own show.
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Q: When you hit it big, did you make financial mistakes?
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But he was financially conservative long before he hit it big.
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That, though, would penalize entrepreneurs whose ventures have hit it big.
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J Lawr purchased the home for $879,000 before she hit it big.
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The discredited ex "Satanist" who hit it big as a Christian comedian?
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But Duncan Dioguardi was most likely never going to hit it big.
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This is what would have happened if Uncle Jesse had hit it big.
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In 1996, Rossi hit it big, winning $1.3 million from the California Lottery.
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When it comes to makeup, highlighter hit it big this year — really big.
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He was what my father had been before my father hit it big.
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If you hit it big, there are a couple things you should know.
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This is also exactly when Marsala hit it big in the United States.
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"The top 400 is people who hit it big in one year," Williams said.
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Because this was before Nirvana hit it big, which really saved Sub Pop's ass.
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She also recalls doing a Playboy signing at the store after she hit it big.
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As it turns out, Adele was blowing away listeners even before she hit it big.
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Careers where you hit it big early in life, and then again in your thirties.
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Forever 21 founder Do Won Chang worked as a janitor before he hit it big.
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The first time MEMS gyroscopes really hit it big was with the iPhone 4 in 2010.
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We were in the garage band that hit it big and had all these hit albums.
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The 27 year old is now a World Champion hoping to hit it big in Rio.
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"We hit it big with Trump being elected," Marcus Ruiz Evans, a spokesman, said on Wednesday.
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Some two years ago Broods—made up of siblings Caleb and Georgia Nott—hit it big.
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"You might as well hit it big and not share it with the government," Slott said.
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He loved music but came to see he was not talented enough to hit it big.
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But when celebrities start wearing each other's designs, that's when you truly know you've hit it big.
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Q: When you eventually hit it big with "The Office," how did you handle that fame and wealth?
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But after years of scraping by, they finally hit it big after the premiere of their reality series.
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Cox, who hit it big playing the show's character Monica, says she is now binging the iconic series.
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Evans hit it big in Christian circles during the blogging heyday that took off more than a decade ago.
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Though he's hit it big in Hollywood, Duhamel still likes to return to his roots – with Axl in tow.
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Before Chip and Joanna Gaines hit it big on Fixer Upper, the couple scraped by as small business owners.
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Deborah Ann Woll first hit it big as a redhead, but more recently she's embraced her natural blonde tresses.
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Q: Once you hit it big by being one of Microsoft's first employees, how did you handle that success?
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Increasingly, though, Apple has been turning its attention to a market where the watch could still hit it big: insurers.
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When Charli D'Amelio first hit it big on TikTok, she was just your average 15-year old from Norwalk, Connecticut.
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But don't worry, Chris — we're confident he'll always remember that his human dad loved him before he hit it big.
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Watch it nowEverybody knows "Deck the Halls" and "White Christmas," but what about the Christmas songs that never hit it big?
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Soccer at the Olympics still primarily features players who are trying to ascend the pro ladder and haven't hit it big yet.
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Making a Living Before Making It Big on YouTube How do would-be YouTube stars earn money before they hit it big?
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She also began dating Larry Braitman, an angel investor who had hit it big (very big) with an advertising-related start-up.
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As a pastor, Kevin Sr. had the budding musicians perform at their local church before they hit it big via the Disney Channel.
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It was, as the New York Times reported, the first South Korean export to hit it big with the average American beauty consumer.
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When a company in Roblox's space hit it big, years before Roblox itself had any hope to, that winning strategy became a temptation.
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Before this blondie hit it big on the big screen, she was a self-proclaimed goody two-shoes who grew up in western Massachusetts.
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Lipton's career began in modeling when she was just a teen, but before her teens ended she started to hit it big in acting.
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There's a reason the front office was fined for tampering—their best path to contention is still to hit it big in free agency.
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" By 20093, Reynolds had hit it big and starred as an ex-football player who landed in prison in the film "The Longest Yard.
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"I always thought that in order to have enough money to retire, or to be financially independent, you had to hit it big, " he says.
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Last July, the moms-behaving-badly comedy aptly titled Bad Moms hit it big at the box office, crossing the $100 million mark by September.
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In the 2000s, he hit it big with Steve Bridges, who used elaborate facial prosthetics to transform into a striking likeness of George W. Bush.
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"I always thought that in order to have enough money to retire, or to be financially independent, you had to hit it big," says Sean.
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Before Bryan Cranston hit it big as a meth-making chemistry teacher on Breaking Bad, he starred in a very 90's commercial for Coffee-mate.
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We got Lundgren in Hollywood this weekend and asked him a question people have wanted to know since "Creed" hit it big at the box office.
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"Another thing that interests me about the Eagles is that I hate them," wrote rock critic Robert Christgau in 1972, when they first hit it big.
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The Oscars may honor the most prestigious films of the year, but they don't always celebrate the movies that hit it big in the box office.
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By the time they each hit it big in New York, they'd wiped out their former identities and shed a fair share of attachments as well.
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Made up of Nick and Drew Lachey, Justin Jeffre, and Jeff Timmons, 98 Degrees was yet another boy band that hit it big in the 1990s.
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Though he eventually hit it big, he says he's now on the lookout for people in similar circumstance who have the hunger to push through obstacles.
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Being an influencer takes hard work, it's a full-time job, and you could be working at it for four years before you hit it big.
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This was all before she hit it big and got in with the Kardashians -- but under the deal they're still her managers, and they want their cut.
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After coverage here on R29, as well as in The New York Times, Harper's Bazaar, Vogue, and more, newly launched swim label Cocodune hit it big-time.
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One Direction's members have always enjoyed an easy physical intimacy, but fans decided soon after the band hit it big in 2010 that these two were special.
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I packed my bags, left my waitressing job, and arrived in New York City with a dream in my pocket to hit it big as a recruiter.
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Do you have advice for other actors who aren't A-listers who might be having a similar career track to you or haven't hit it big yet?
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That's part of the reason he became a rocker — "It's less lonely with an audience," he once told me — but Bikini Robot Army never hit it big.
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I cut the check like I had just left an ATM in Vegas, prepared to hand over my money to either hit it big or crap out.
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Young M.A — the Brooklyn rapper who hit it big with her 2016 single "Ooouuu" — made her debut on Music Corner on Tuesday, and she didn't hold back.
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After quite a few years of misses, M. Night Shyamalan hit it big in 2016 with Split, which secretly served as a way back into the Unbreakable universe.
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British shows that hit it big in America tend to be raucous comedies ("Absolutely Fabulous"), genteel soap operas ("Downton Abbey") or historical re-enactments ("The Crown"), not thrillers.
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Mr. Miller hit it big when he left the Senate for the Trump campaign when few gave Mr. Trump much of a shot to win the Republican nomination.
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Snowpiercer director Bong Joon-ho first hit it big a decade ago with The Host, a movie about a strange monster created from humans dumping chemicals into a river.
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We're also told Gadot is planning a "major renegotiation" of her deal for sequels ... something common when relatively unknown actors make bare bones deals but then hit it big.
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Cabbage Patch Kids ($25 -- equivalent to about $60 today) hit it big in 1983 when frustrated, holiday present-buying adults competed for the limited supply of dolls in stores.
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A native of Australia, Mr. Jefferies hit it big in the United States with his FX sitcom "Legit" and a hard-hitting routine about gun control that went viral.
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With years of perspective under his belt, John Mayer isn't afraid to admit that he wasn't the best version of himself when he first hit it big in the 2000s.
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The food writer Michael Pollan had just hit it big with his books promoting plant-based eating: The Omnivore's Dilemma in 2006, followed by In Defense of Food in 2008.
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A woman from Oahu, Hawaii hit it big at the Wynn hotel in Las Vegas on Sunday when she won a total payout of $10,777,270.51 from a single penny slot.
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Tom hit it big in 1978 with his band, the Heartbreakers ... which scored hits with "Don't Do Me Like That" and "Here Comes My Girl" to name just a few.
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Israeli startups have increasingly hit it big in recent years, as with Google's acquisition of Waze, which uses crowdsourced data to monitor traffic, for more than $1 billion in 2013.
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The Chili Peppers released their debut album in 1984, although they didn't hit it big for nearly a decade when 0003's "BloodSugarSexMagik" rose to the top of the charts.
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Comedy A native of Australia, Mr. Jefferies hit it big in the United States with his FX sitcom "Legit" and a hard-hitting routine about gun control that went viral.
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His younger brother, Bill, hit it big playing Pennywise in IT. In April 2018, Gustaf is made his debut in Season 2 of Westworld (along with one of the Hemsworth brothers).
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Today, Rayner's known for shooting covers of famous people for fancy magazines, though a good chunk of his subjects are just mates he's known since long before they hit it big.
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Yes, before she hit it big with 2008's "Hometown Glory" and "Chasing Pavements," the singer was playing more intimate shows — including a 2007 gig at Buffalo Bar in Cardiff, Wales.
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The first time Jack Antonoff hit it big — more than a decade after he began touring as a teenager in crowded vans that often arrived at empty rooms — he walked away.
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So how'd these two restaurateur chums hit it big and create what some are calling an entirely new category of dining that brings in an average $3.5 million a year per restaurant?
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In a year dominated by Trump, the alt-right — a loosely connected movement related to obscure political theories and a great feel for how the internet actually works — has hit it big.
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Music icon Cher is reportedly suing a Los Angeles billionaire and others, claiming that they tricked her into selling her shares of a biopharmaceutical company Altor just before the business hit it big.
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" Because he had yet to hit it big, the Bravo star recalled, "I would tell friends I was busy just so I didn't have to go out or spend money I didn't have.
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Darin Overholser and Josh Sneed, the founders of the upstart Cincy Shirts, have hit it big with their Fiona merchandise, which they made with the blessing of the P.R. team at the zoo.
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Products that have hit it big on Indiegogo include crowd-driven products like Whirlpool's home-brewed beer dispenser, or the Misfit Shine activity tracker, which got bought by watch-maker Fossil for $260 million.
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" She added of the pressure that stage mom Workman put on her to hit it big in Hollywood, "You don't get to mess up when you have somebody around you who is constantly watching.
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Before this nosy kid hit it big-time in arguably one of the best sitcoms in TV history, he considered himself just a regular dude from Kansas who grew up with pigs and cows.
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Meanwhile, people who know Fernandez spin a much different tale—one of a child born to Mexican immigrants in one of LA's roughest neighborhoods who inadvertently hit it big as a teenage sex symbol.
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The thing was, it could feel as though everyone who hit it big here owed a debt to Willie Brown — the showman power broker enamored of Brioni suits, well-directed patronage and his own legend.
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You'll lose money, then win some, then lose it all again, all while throwing shade at the one friend in your group who hit it big and responsibly cashed out and never touched the slots again.
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Menon really hit it big this year with her Sundance film presentation, Equity, starring Breaking Bad's Anna Gunn as an investment banker caught in the middle of Wall Street corruption while trying to climb the corporate ladder.
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Founded by Jason Blum in 2000 and originally dedicated to the idea that there's good money to be made from releasing shoestring-budgeted genre films by smart storytellers, Blumhouse hit it big in 2009 with Paranormal Activity.
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If Leicester is the small club that improbably hit it big in this season of seasons, Aston Villa, in last place and suffering a wretched campaign, is the big club that has somehow plummeted to unthinkable depths.
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Sitting in a conference room, Mr. Smith cites a striking statistic while explaining why he is convinced that Blooom, whose assets have grown to $225 million from $0.203 million over the last year, can hit it big.
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Then, in 2019, she hit it big as the lead in Lulu Wang's The Farewell, playing somber Chinese American Billi returning to China after her grandmother's terminal diagnosis, a role for which she won a Golden Globe.
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The same week that "Roseanne" hit it big, the number one movie in America was Spielberg's "Ready Player One" — an aging boomer director telling a story saturated in nostalgia for the pop culture that defined his peak artistic years.
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If these start-ups hit it big, so does A.W.S." Mike Subelsky, a Baltimore tech entrepreneur, once extolled A.W.S.'s virtues at the trendy South by Southwest festival, talking about his email start-up while dressed as "Mr. Spam.
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Before Vin Diesel hit it big as an actor, he was a bouncer at the legendary New York club The Tunnel, famous for both its impact on the city's rave scene as well as birthing an entire subgenre of hip-hop.
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Of course, he is in the enviable position of being a uniquely high earner — he reportedly earned as much as $30 million a year at the height of his career — but he was financially conservative long before he hit it big.
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Mahomes, whenever he takes over in Kansas City, will offer the chance to do what most professional football teams and their fans spend most of their time doing: wait and see if they've hit it big with an all-world type.
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But then The Little Mermaid — one of several volleys by Disney's animation department to turn business around — hit it big at the box office and the toy store, and reinvigorated the idea of the Disney princess as a narrative industry.
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Of course, he is in the enviable position of being a high earner — he reportedly made as much as $30 million a year at the height of his career — but he was financially conservative long before he hit it big.
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He hit it big on his first four draft picks — quarterback Andrew Luck, tight ends Coby Fleener and Dwayne Allen and receiver T.Y. Hilton — and used a series of shrewd, cost-effective moves to deliver one of the greatest turnarounds in league history.
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Hong Kong's Cantonese-language films, TV shows and pop songs for years enjoyed outsized popularity among audiences in Greater China and beyond, but nowadays its stars must be able to speak and sing in Mandarin if they want to hit it big.
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That disparity isn't uncommon for venture-backed startups, but it meant Square was going to have to hit it big on new business lines outside of payments — like lending or software subscriptions — if it was going to fulfill its promise one day.
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Robbins, born Jerry Rabinowitz, made creditable paintings and drawings as a teenager, and in his 20s he hit it big with "Fancy Free," set to a syncopated score by Leonard Bernstein, and evoked here through original footage and Robbins's sketches of jumping and prancing seamen.
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Standout moments from the night included Bryan hopping on stage with Currington to sing "Good Directions" — which the American Idol judge wrote before he himself hit it big — the live debut of Lynch's new single "Good Girl" and a special moment between DeGraw and superfan Young.
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He regretted the sale and, as MUNCHIES covered in 2016, he's been looking to hit it big in the candy world again ever since through several projects that never truly took off, such as David's Gourmet Jelly Beans, a candy called Snot, and Original Coffee House Jelly Beans.
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The "Mad Money" host, who preaches that viewers devote at least their first $2743,000 to low-cost index or exchange-traded funds said, "If you want to hit it big, well, it's also good to try to pick some individual stocks alongside of those index funds" that can deliver big gains to shareholders.
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The star appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon Tuesday night, and revealed if her acting career hadn't ended up working out, becoming a hairdresser was her Plan B. But when she actually tried to put her skills to the test, she realized she better keep auditioning until she hit it big.
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The "Mad Money" host, who preaches that viewers devote at least their first $2800,2743 to low-cost index or exchange-traded funds, said, "If you want to hit it big, well, it's also good to try to pick some individual stocks alongside of those index funds" that can deliver big gains to shareholders.
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Long before Jake Gyllenhaal hit it big as a troubled teen in Donnie Darko or a cowboy romancing Heath Ledger in Brokeback Mountain, he played a bashful young boy in 1991's City Slickers, so embarrassed by his father's humdrum ad job that he introduced him as a submarine commander to his class.
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The 503-year old game developer is a child of the county's tech boom: she studied at one of China's top universities and her company hit it big with an award-winning game that was published on Nintendo's Switch console and the PC gaming platform Steam, with plans for roll-out on other game platforms.
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Known for close harmonies, the band, renamed the Marmalade at the suggestion of its record company, had modest success in 1967 with "I See the Rain," then hit it big the next year with a cover of the Beatles' "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da" that went to the top of the British charts.
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Ms. Starr, whose career began when she was a teenager and continued into her 33s, was a rarity: a singer who blossomed in the big-band era of the 1930s and 1940s, hit it big as a pop and country artist, and scored one of her biggest hits in the emerging rock scene of the mid-1950s.
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The Los Angeles Lakers and Los Angeles Clippers both hit it big this offseason, adding Anthony Davis and Kawhi Leonard and Paul George, respectively, to form two powerhouse teams in LA.According to LeBron James, amid all the talk of winners and losers of the offseason, the true winner was Staples Center — where the Lakers and Clippers both play their homes games.
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While we've heard plenty of stories of DJs and club kids who've crossed over into the world of design, it's been over a decade since Kim first hit it big with the still-popular bar ring — a style that sits on one finger, but extends, in a curve, across the others — that's been worn by celebrities worldwide and has become a signature piece in her line.
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A century ago, the makeup wasn't much different, with multimillionaires who hit it big in "oil, steel, railroads, mining, limber, motorcars, banking, real estate, moving pictures, foreign trade, speculating, the manufacturing of widgets, the marketing of toothpaste, the distribution of the assets of button kings," writes Michael Gross in "740 Park," his book about the limestone co-op at East 71st that may be the avenue's most exclusive address.
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" And it wasn't the first time Jay-Z had rapped about Bonnie and Clyde; in 1990, he featured on Foxy Brown's track "Bonnie & Clyde, Part II," which presents itself as the couple planning a robbery and pledging to die for one another if needed, though maybe they'll hit it big instead: "You my Clyde for life / I'm your Bonnie like this / I can see us gettin' rich like this.
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