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Eve Jobs, born July 9, 1998, is the youngest daughter of the late Steve Jobs and Laurene Jobs Powell. The youngest of the late Apple co-founder’s children – she has brother Reed, sister Erin, and half-sister, Lisa – Eve grew up as a ‘strong-willed, funny firecracker,’ per author Walter Isaacson’s book, ‘Steve Jobs.’ Eve reportedly enrolled at Stanford University, where she once listed herself as a graduate of the class of 2021 in her Instagram bio.

To some, Maria Shriver is known for being Arnold Schwarzenegger’s ex-wife, but there is so much more to this award-winning journalist. Take a look at Maria, a woman who has interviewed presidents and moguls (and even served as California’s First Lady), in honor of her birthday. Maria Shriver is a journalist, a best-selling author, former First Lady of California, a member of the Kennedy family, and the former wife of Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Queen Latifah’s Makeup At Black Girls Rock! — Get Her Exact Look With COVERGIRL Sam tells HollywoodLife.com: Makeup is often inspired by the outfit and after seeing the shimmering copper and black dress, I decided to go for the gold! Queen was being honored with the BGR! “Rock Star” Award so she had to have a show-stopping beauty look! Every red carpet look begins with a great foundation! I used COVERGIRL Queen Collection All Day Flawless 3-in -1 Foundation in Toffee #Q820.

Bio: Richard Simmons (born Milton Teagle Simmons on July 12, 1948 in New Orleans, Louisiana) is an American fitness guru and comedian. His weight loss videos, especially his Sweatin’ to the Oldies aerobics videos, were very popular in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s. He’s been featured on a number of television series, including Arrested Development, Saturday Night Live, CHiPs and General Hospital. He hosted two shows — Slim Cookin and The Richard Simmons Show — in the early 1980s.