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Jeanne Marie Tripplehorn has been an American actress in the film industry as well as stage since the late 1970s. Talented as a thespian, she's been working in the world of professional acting for the past 27 years. Her first stage appearance was in 1990 with an off-Broadway version of The Big Funk directed by John Patrick Shanley. A year later she got her first role on TV in The Perfect Tribute. The big break in her professional career happened in 1992 when she played a minor role in the film Basic Instinct. The Firm marked her first performance as a leading female actor, playing opposite Tom Cruise & Gene Hackman. She worked in the 90s alongside a number of top actors from Hollywood, including Gwyneth Paltrow as well as Hugh Grant. In recent times, she played Dr. Alex Blake (a police procedural-crime drama) in Criminal Minds.

Golfers tend to be beautiful and young. Lexi Thompson comes to mind. Her age is a reason to wonder how she has been so successful on the golf course. What makes Lexi Thompson so amazing? Did she practice golf since the womb or was there something that helped her become a great golfer right from the beginning? Lexi Thompson is one of America's most famous golfers. The actress was born in Coral Springs, Florida on the 10th of February, 1995. Alexis Thompson, his mother Amanda Thompson, and father Scott Thompson are his names. The American is of American nationality and of white ethnicity. Lexi developed her passion for the game from her dad. Her father was an avid golfer and she began playing from a very young age. When he retired from being an athlete in golf and became a professional golf coach. The two brothers of Lexi which are described in the subsequent paragraphs are also both professionals in golf. In terms of her education Lexis was homeschooled during her time in high school and by September 2012 she had been admitted at Louisiana State University to pursue an undergraduate qualification. By now she must have been able to graduate, however the degree she received from the institution is yet to be determined. Lexis was raised in an environment of golfers which means she wasn't a stranger to this sport that is dominated by males. When she was just 12 she became the youngest qualifier to compete in the US Women's Open. The reason she didn't take home the title, she was also not able to compete in 2007's Aldila Junior Classic, which was her second-youngest athlete to win the competition. The most junior American Junior Golf Association member to ever be awarded the award, she also took home the Westfield Junior PGA Championship in the same year.