Lets read more about Jeanne Tripplehorn and Lexi Thompson

Jeanne Marie Tripplehorn was born in the US and is an actress professional for the past 27 years. A gifted thespian, she has been active in the professional world over the last 27 years. She first appeared on stage as a character in the off Broadway production called The Big Funk written by John Patrick Shanley, in the year 1990. Her next role was her first TV role, The Perfect Tribute. In 1992, her acting career started when she starred as a supporting role in Basic Instinct. The Firm marked her first role as a female leading actress, opposite Tom Cruise & Gene Hackman. Through the 1990s her career was a collaboration with Hollywood's top actors like Gwyneth as in Sliding Doors, Hugh Grant Mickey Blue Eyes and Julie Andrews Relative Values. Recently she played Dr Alex Blake in the internationally famous crime drama that is a police procedural Criminal Minds.

Golfers are often attractive and youthful. Lexi Thompson comes to mind. Lexi Thompson's age is a reason to wonder how she's been so successful in her golf career. Is she a born golfer or is there something more that makes her special? Lexi Thompson: a great American golfer. The date of birth for the golfer was the 10th February 1995. It took place within Coral Springs of Florida. Alexis Thompson was her birth name. Amanda Thompson's and Scott Thompson's fathers are Scott Thompson. Lexi Thompson is an American citizen and of white ethnicity. The golfing abilities of Lexi can be traced to her father who played golf for a while. He first began playing at an early age. Later he became an instructor after quitting playing. Both of her brothers are professional golfers. Lexis went to homeschooling throughout her time in high school. Then, in September of 2012, she received acceptance into Louisiana State University, where she is pursuing a diploma. At this point, she should have completed her degree, but the grade she pocketed from the educational institution is still to be determined. Lexis grew up in an environment of golfers so she had no experience in this sport that is dominated by males. Her first game was in the very early years of her life and she became the youngest golfer to make it into the US Women's Open at the age of 12 years old in 2007. In 2007, she was not the winner of the Women's Open in the United States, however, she won her place in the Aldila Junior Classic to be the second. She was the smallest American Junior Golf Association player (AJGA), as well being the youngest player to win the Westfield Junior PGA Championship at the moment in time.