Author: Charles Judd

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!

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 theatre, showcasing her talents in productions like “The Nutcracker,” “Oklahoma!” and “Gypsy: A Musical Fable.” Her commitment…

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Return Home offers an eco-friendly alternative to traditional burial and cremation methods and made a memorable appearance on Shark Tank. Founded by Micah Truman and his mother, Lexi, the company is at the forefront of the human composting movement, a process they refer to as “Terramation.” According to StartEngine, Return Home is worth $20 million. Unfortunately, they didn’t get a deal due to their insane valuation. Coming in with a $40 million valuation made it clear they didn’t want to bring a Shark on board. What Does the Company Do? Return Home’s mission is to provide a sustainable and green…

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Dive into the world of Shark Tank with our 15 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…

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In the vibrant city of Portland, Oregon, in the early 1970s, Carolyn Davidson was nurturing her creative talents at PSU as a graphic design student. Known for her keen eye for design, Davidson’s world was about to collide with Phil Knight, co-founder of a modest sportswear company then called Blue Ribbon Sports. Knight, on the lookout for a unique logo for his emerging brand, had seen Davidson’s work and believed she had the talent to bring his vision to life. The Birth of the Swoosh Davidson embarked on the task, dedicating over 17 hours to sketching and brainstorming, her pencil dancing…

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Shark Tank is back for season 15, and among the businesses featured in the season opener was GATSBY Chocolate. Founded by Doug and Ryan Bouton, the company sells a range of low-calorie chocolate bars that include dairy-free and gluten-free flavors. They struck a deal with Mark Cuban and Lori Greiner. As of 2024, GATSBY Chocolate is worth an estimated $3 million. Doug and Ryan Bouton On the show, Doug and Ryan presented an interesting take on a beloved snack item. Although their chocolates contain less sugar, they didn’t sacrifice taste for nutritional value. This resonated well with viewers who have…

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Dave Ramsey is an entrepreneur, author, and radio host whose financial advice has helped millions. Known for hosting The Dave Ramsey Show, he has risen to become a leading voice in the personal finance space. Dave Ramsey has an estimated net worth of $200 million and has come a long way since filing for bankruptcy! Early Life David Lawrence Ramsey III’s journey to financial success began in Tennessee, where his parents were real estate developers. They introduced him to finance at a young age, fostering his entrepreneurial spirit. By 12, Ramsey started a small lawn care business, demonstrating early signs…

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Pieter Levels is an unconventional entrepreneur, not just for his remarkable success but also for his approach to both coding and business. With this unique philosophy, Levels has managed to carve out a highly profitable niche for himself online. Born in The Netherlands, Levels is a self-taught developer and makes over $2 million per year hiring part-time contractors. The 37 year old has no degree in programming but has an MBA. The quirky coder is active on Twitter and has built a strong following online. Levels’ journey into web development began as a teenager. His first online venture was an…

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Shark Tank captures the dreams and nightmares of entrepreneurship and has become a staple of Friday night television. Fans would be surprised to find out the journey from pitch to paycheck isn’t always smooth sailing. With adrenaline pumping and cameras rolling, deals are struck, and dreams are seemingly realized. But how many of these handshakes actually translate to closed deals? In reality, it’s roughly half. According to Shark Robert Herjavec, “In general, probably about 50% of the deals close”. So why do half of these deals fall through? The reasons vary and have evolved over the years. In the show’s…

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