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Thom Beers net worth and salary: Thom Beers is an American television producer and narrator as well as a voice over artist who has a net worth of $25 million. Thom Beers has earned his net worth as a former producer and executive with Turner Broadcasting and Paramount Syndicated Television. Beers has produced over 40 television series since the mid 1990s. Most of these shows were produced by his own company, which he started in 1999 called Original Productions. Thom is the CEO and Executive Producer at Original Productions, some of his credits include; Deadliest Catch, Lobster Wars, Monster Garage, Monster House, and Plastic Surgery: Before and After. These popular shows are aired on the Discovery Channel family of networks, he also is the narrator for several of the channel series such as; Swords: Life on the Line, and Verminators. Some of his other narration credits include; Ice Road Truckers aired on the History Channel, Ax Men and as of 2010 he was the executive producer and narrator of Storage Wars on A&E. He is also the narrator for truTV’s “dangerous occupation” series: which includes; Black Gold, which is a documentary about oil drillers, as well as the executive producer and narrator for Tornado Road, a mini-series which airs on The Weather Channel. He is married to the president of Amygdala Music Leslie Beers they have one son named Max. Amygdala Music produces all the music for Original Productions shows as well as licensing music for other production companies. Since 2012 he has executive produced the TV series Bering Sea Gold.

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Yannick Noah Net Worth: Yannick Noah is a French former professional tennis player and pop music star who has a net worth of $10 million dollars. Born May 18, 1960 in Sedan, France, he is known as the dreadlocked tennis champion who claimed the 1983 French Open title in his native France, as well as a pop music star. The son of famed footballer Zacharie Noah, he spent much of his childhood in his father’s native Cameroon. Despite his affection for Jimi Hendrix and Bob Marley, Noah chose to pursue sports over music, proving especially gifted as a tennis player and eventually capturing the attention of American tennis legend Arthur Ashe, who in 1971 installed him in Nice’s French Tennis Federation development program. Upon turning professional in 1977, it took Noah just a year to claim his first singles title in Manila. A flamboyant player renowned for his blistering forehand, he left his mark in 1983 when he defeated reigning champion Mats Wilander to become the first Frenchman in 37 years to win the French Open. His tennis career spanned two decades and in 2005 he was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame. After retiring from tennis, Noah began his recording career in 1990 with the single Saga Africa. In 1991, he released his first LP, Black et What, which featured lyrics in French, English and Cameroonian and featured guest contributions from Manu Dibango and Idrissa Diop. The album proved to be a huge commercial disappointment. Only in 2000 did Noah finally issue his third LP, a self-titled effort infused with the music and culture of his African heritage. Dubbed Afro-reggae by the singer himself, his new sound revitalized his chart stature and the single Les Lionnes rocketed to number one. Its half-live/half-studio follow-up, Métisse(s), highlighted by a duet with reggae icon Jimmy Cliff, came about two years later. His son is professional basketball player Joakim Noah.

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