Today, let’s dive into the fascinating world of James Holzhauer and get to know the wonderful people who brought him into this world – his parents, Juergen Holzhauer and Nachiko Ide Holzhauer. Buckle up as we embark on a journey through the life and achievements of the American game show sensation. Meet Juergen Holzhauer And Nachiko Ide Holzhauer First things first, who are James Holzhauer’s parents? Well, according to our trusty research, James Holzhauer’s parents are the incredible Juergen Holzhauer and Nachiko Ide Holzhauer.

Thom Green Actor Born in Australia, Thom Green is best known for being a actor. Thom is turning 33 years old in ; he was born on September 4, 1991. In 2007, he made both his television and professional stage debuts, starring in the respective shows Emerald Falls (on Network Ten) and Lockie Leonard (at the Merrigong Theatre Company). There are usually many dating news and scandals surrounding exciting celebrities. The most frequently asked questions are, is Thom Green single or dating, and who is Thom Green’s girlfriend?

After reports that Kyle Richards regrets her fight with Lisa Vanderpump and is sad about them no longer being friends, it turns out that Lisa doesn’t feel the same way at all! As fans of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills know, the two ladies had an explosive interaction on the show that’s become the source of many memes. Now, ET has a sneak peek in which Lisa and Kyle are having a discussion about the showdown at Lisa’s house with their significant others, Ken Todd and Mauricio Umansky, respectively.

Seeing as it's the 25th anniversary of Home Alone, aka one of the best Christmas movies ever created, it's time to celebrate it appropriately. For example, what better way than by showing how the parents from Home Alone were the worst and made so many wrong decisions. Obviously, the one major mistake they made was leaving their eight-year-old son home alone. I mean, how does that even happen? But, that's not the only bad choice made by Kate and Peter McCallister.

Last week, we told you how Alec Baldwin was whining in a New York Times op-ed piece about NBC’s treatment of his hit show “30 Rock,” saying that the network has “wrung the last drops out of Scrubs and My Name is Earl,” shows which he called “done” and “cooked,” by giving them hour-long premieres, while his show, which he referred to as “the red headed stepchild” only gets 30 minutes.