Learn about Steven Sasson Net Worth, Biography, Age, Birthday, Height, Early Life, Family, Dating, Partner, Wiki and Facts. Who is Steven Sasson:Steven Sasson is a famous Engineer. He was born on July 4, 1950 and his birthplace is Brooklyn, NY. Steven is also well known as, American electrical engineer who invented the digital camera in 1975. President Obama awarded him with the National Medal of Technology and Innovation in 2009.

Rock critic Joel Selvin described the Santana of 1970 as “a guarded personality who tried to exert control through more devious ways”, but today his calm, lilting tones and Tibetan-style skull cap give him the air of an itinerant mystic. Herein, Is Santana a good guitarist? Rolling Stone called him the greatest guitarist of all time. Killed in a motorcycle accident in 1971 when he was just 24, the co-founder of the Allman Brothers Band had already laid down more great guitar licks than others do in a long lifetime.

This is not Chris Pine’s penis. This year’s Toronto Film Festival saw many newcomers give amazing performances, but no duo had as much buzz as those that made their debut in Outlaw King: Chris Pine’s Pubes, and Chris Pine’s Penis. Unfortunately, like their Juilliard classmate Jessica Chastain in The Life and Death of John F. Donovan, there was a possibility those star turns would go unseen by the world at large: David McKenzie’s extremely bloody biopic of Scottish hero Robert the Bruce underwent significant edits after its TIFF premiere, and the director says he ultimately trimmed 20 minutes from the film.

Jill Goodacre is an American-based famous model and actress who rose to fame after she became one of Victoria's Secret's main models. She gathered more fame when she was married to the famous singer, composer, actor, and television host Harry Connick Jr. Since then; she has been successfully able to remain on the radar of the media, news, and public all over the world. Jill Goodacre's Early Life and Education Jill Goodacre was born on in Lubbock, Texas under the birth sign .

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — The panic set in for Jimmie Johnson on the final lap of his qualifying race for the Daytona 500. The seven-time NASCAR champion and newest Hall of Fame inductee recognized he was dangerously close to missing the cut for “The Great American Race.” Johnson, now co-owner of Legacy Motor Club, didn’t have the speed in time trials to earn a spot Wednesday in the season-opening race.