Ally Lotti is an American Instagram Influencer who is widely recognized as the girlfriend of the popular late rapper Juice WRLD. She has a fan following of over a million on her official Instagram account.  Apart from her ex-boyfriend's name and fame, Lotti is a model by profession and is quite good at it. She has been one of the major parts of the rapper's success and worked behind the camera almost in every song and songwriting of the Juice.

Darryl Kevin Richardson is an American record producer and rapper, better known by his stage name ‘Lil Scrappy’. He has earned a lot of fame through his singing and record producing abilities. Lil Jon, the famous American rapper, discovered Richardson and requested him to join the rap industry. The latter was performing his rap abilities in a local bar when Jon saw him. He was literally impressed by the kind of talent Scrappy showed at a bar in Atlanta, Georgia.

Elvis Presley had some bizarre standards and behavior when it came to women. For starters, he had a predilection for little girls, and is known to have courted several during his life. He was also very focused on the idea of purity and virginity, especially when it came to Priscilla Presley. The two started dating when she was shockingly young, and Priscilla has since revealed that The King refused to have sex with her until they were married.

BeforeScandoval became national, headline-dominating news (much toLiev Schreiber’s chagrin),Vanderpump Rules cast memberLala Kent was bearing the brunt of bad press to do with sordid Bravo affairs. The drama stemmed from Kent’s relationship with Randall Emmett, a Hollywood producer behind films likeThe Irishman and 2 Guns and the father of Kent’s daughter, Ocean. Emmett had been a mysterious presence on Bravo from the jump, remaining unnamed and off-camera for years before he was first introduced to audiences on Vanderpump Rules.

People think of Walt Disney as the man who came up with everything in Disneyland, but he had a lot of help. In 1953, Walt hired engineer Harrison "Buzz" Price, then of the Stanford Research Institute, to determine the best location for the park. Price asked Disney if he had any preference for where to locate the park, and Price said Walt told him, "Absolutely not," and directed him: "You tell me where the best location is.