When he died at the age of 94, Mohamed Al Fayed was the 1,493rd richest person in the world – worth an estimated £1.59 billion.
He famously owned London’s high end department store Harrods for a time, and worked his way to the very top of society from a childhood far from glittering luxury in Alexandria.
The son of an Egyptian schools inspector, Mr Al Fayed’s illustrious career had humble beginnings. He first sold fizzy drinks, before turning his attention
The ticket attendant at the Dollywood theme park entrance catches my accent. ‘I hear that Dolly Parton is a big deal in the UK,’ he says, before dropping his voice to a whisper: ‘Then again, I always think people are a bit weird if they don’t love Dolly.’
He’s got a point. A quick glance around Dolly’s amusement park, situated in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in East Tennessee, confirms that regardless of age, wealth, nationality
„Natürlich müssen wir Öl von woanders holen, weshalb Biden heute Rudy Giuliani ansah und sagte: ‚Lass uns dich in die Sauna bringen, Kumpel.’“ —JIMMY FALLON
„Und zum Glück produziert Amerika viel eigenes Öl. Es gibt Texas, es gibt Alaska, es gibt Rudy Giuliani, aber es ist immer noch nicht genug.“ – TREVOR NOAH
„Wenn das so weitergeht, wird der nächste ‚Fast and Furious‘-Film in öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln stattfinden.“ – TREVOR NOAH
„Richtig, die Gaspreise waren bereits im Steigen, und mit der
