Author: Charles Judd

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Charles graduated from the University of Mindanao and has 3 years experience covering celebrity news, net worth and reality TV. His work has featured in Yahoo, the Sun and Rutgers Business School. In his free time, he enjoys coding and watching Shark Tank!

A day out with your toddler can be a fun experience until it’s time to change their diapers. Babies and changing tables don’t always get along well. Dingle Dangle is a toy that parents can wear on their head to distract kids while changing nappies. Its creators, Mark Hamilton and Stewart Gold, pitched the product on Shark Tank and got a deal with Kevin O’Leary. Currently, Dingle Dangle is worth an estimated $1 million. The Founders’ Story Dingle Dangle is a uniquely designed play set and has three main uses, with the main one being the diaper-changing helper headband. The…

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Famous for his role as Seamus Finnigan in Harry Potter, Devon Murray has had a journey filled with highs and lows. Born in county Kildare, Ireland, Murray began his acting career at a young age, landing a role alongside Aidan Quinn in “This Is My Father” (1998) when he was just ten years old. His breakthrough role came a year later in “Angela’s Ashes” (1999). Acting Career Murray’s portrayal of Seamus Finnigan in Harry Potter brought him worldwide fame. He appeared in all eight films, earning a reported £1 million. Despite this early success, his career outside the wizarding world…

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The BBC’s Dragons’ Den has been entertaining reality TV fans for nearly two decades now. It’s also given hundreds of entrepreneurs a chance to grow their businesses and get free publicity. Below is a list of ten successful products to feature on the show. Most Successful Products from Dragons’ Den: 1. Reggae Reggae Sauce Reggae Reggae Sauce is a popular condiment in British supermarkets. It’s a barbecue sauce with Jamaican jerk spice cooked in a secret recipe from the founder’s grandmother. Musician Levi Roots entered the show with a reggae song to introduce his sauce and proposed 20% equity for…

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Real name Joseph Sergo, Joey Swoll has been a recognizable figure in the bodybuilding world for over a decade. However, his popularity skyrocketed on TikTok due to his gym positivity videos and has got coverage on publications such as British GQ and the New York Post. Swoll has branded himself as the CEO of Gym Positivity and the anti-bullying advocate against workout-shaming videos. Swoll’s journey hasn’t been without its challenges. In March 2022, he revealed on Instagram that just 18 months prior, he was battling opioid addiction, feeling suicidal, and devoid of purpose. Today, he celebrates his sobriety, cherishing every…

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You won’t have trouble finding a construction company to build a house, but not many can create a haunted mansion. Thrill Builders has made its mark in a strange niche through building escape rooms and Halloween attractions. Guy Kitchell appeared on Shark Tank and got a deal with Lori Greiner, Jason Blum and Kevin O’Leary. In 2024, Thrill Builders is worth an estimated $1.25 million. About Guy Kitchell Guy came into the Tank with a lot of surprises, showcasing some of the scariest props from his company. However, that was just the tip of the iceberg as Thrill Builders offers…

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Nestled in the shadows of conventional attractions lies a chilling alternative: paranormal tours. American Ghost Walks tells the paranormal tales of America’s past and made a spine-tingling appearance on Shark Tank. Unfortunately, the founders scared the Sharks away from making a deal and American Ghost Walks is worth an estimated $1.5 million. Meet the Founders Allison Jornlin and Mike Huberty are a brother-and-sister duo. Their business isn’t just about scaring people, they give customers an insight into the paranormal history behind haunted locations in the US. Growing up, the siblings were fascinated with everything supernatural because of the shows they…

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The electric pop duo that brought us the hit song “Party Rock Anthem”, once stood at the epicenter of the pop music world. Consisting of Redfoo (Stephen Gordy) and Sky Blu (Skyler Gordy), LMFAO rocked the Billboard Top 100 for eight non-consecutive weeks, propelled by their infectious dance pop sound. Uniquely, the duo weren’t just musical partners, but also family – Redfoo is Sky Blu’s uncle and Redfoo’s father is Berry Gordy Jr​, the legendary founder of Motown Records, While their sound was a departure from the soul and R&B music that defined Motown, they found their niche in the…

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In an era where AI is king, nearly every task is bending the knee to automation! Bot-It is an online tool that allows you to build bots for daily reminders and booking reservations. Founders Joel Griffith and Maurice Bachelor pitched their software on Shark Tank and got a deal with Mark Cuban and Michael Rubin. Currently, Bot-It is worth an estimated $1 million. The Founders Joel Griffith and Maurice Bachelor are proud black entrepreneurs making their mark in the tech industry. They’ve been in industry for some time, and it was obvious when they entered the Tank. Griffith has worked…

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In the early 2000s, LazyTown combined live-action, puppetry, and CGI to deliver a message about the importance of a healthy lifestyle. Central to this world was Stephanie, the pink-haired girl who inspired LazyTown’s residents to be active and healthy. The character was brought to life by Julianna Rose Mauriello in the show’s first two seasons. Background Born in Irvington, New York, on May 26, 1991, Julianna began her acting journey at a young age. Before LazyTown, she had already made her mark in theater, showcasing her talents in productions like “The Nutcracker,” “Oklahoma!” and “Gypsy: A Musical Fable.” Her commitment…

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Dive into the world of Shark Tank with our facts about the show that has transformed businesses and captivated audiences globally. Uncover the show’s origins, behind-the-scenes secrets, and its impact on entrepreneurship. 1. Entrepreneurs only get one take Entrepreneurs get one chance to deliver the perfect pitch, this only adds to the pressure but makes it authentic. Some founders are visibly nervous due to the cameras. One that stands out is Green Box, William Walsh fluffed his lines at the start but recovered towards the end. 2. Mark Cuban has threatened to leave the show twice Mark Cuban first threatened…

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