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Formula One 75 event in London
Image Licensed to i-Images / Polaris) Picture Agency. 18/02/2025. London, United Kingdom: Holly Ramsay arriving at the F1 75 Live event in London. (Stephen Lock / i-Images / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Formula One 75 event in London
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Formula One 75 event in London
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Harry Potter's stunt double David Holmes: 'Breaking my neck made a man of me'
For David Holmes, doubling for Daniel Radcliffe was a dream come true. He had been on the smash-hit series from the start, thought he'd be there till the end ... and then an accident on one of the final films left him paralysed. This is what happened next.
The routine had already been rehearsed. A fight with the snake Nagini was supposed to send Harry Potter flying. And it certainly did that. David Holmes, Daniel Radcliffe's stunt double, felt the impact, and it hurt. But that was the nature of stunt work. He was always taking a knock, and showing off another bruise.
"I knew straight away," Holmes says today, 14 years later. "I knew I'd broken my neck. I was fully conscious."
That day not only changed Holmes's life for ever, it changed the lives of so many people on the set.
Stunt coordinator Greg Powell, who had to live with getting it wrong; best friend Marc Mailley, who had to take over from Holmes as the stunt double; actor Daniel Radcliffe, who had been coached in gymnastics by Holmes and adored him. And on it went
David Holmes - New documentary called 'The Boy Who Lived' about his Harry Potter stunt double which left him paralysed after an on-set accident. Photographed at his home in Essex.
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Harry Potter's stunt double David Holmes: 'Breaking my neck made a man of me'
For David Holmes, doubling for Daniel Radcliffe was a dream come true. He had been on the smash-hit series from the start, thought he'd be there till the end ... and then an accident on one of the final films left him paralysed. This is what happened next.
The routine had already been rehearsed. A fight with the snake Nagini was supposed to send Harry Potter flying. And it certainly did that. David Holmes, Daniel Radcliffe's stunt double, felt the impact, and it hurt. But that was the nature of stunt work. He was always taking a knock, and showing off another bruise.
"I knew straight away," Holmes says today, 14 years later. "I knew I'd broken my neck. I was fully conscious."
That day not only changed Holmes's life for ever, it changed the lives of so many people on the set.
Stunt coordinator Greg Powell, who had to live with getting it wrong; best friend Marc Mailley, who had to take over from Holmes as the stunt double; actor Daniel Radcliffe, who had been coached in gymnastics by Holmes and adored him. And on it went
David Holmes - New documentary called 'The Boy Who Lived' about his Harry Potter stunt double which left him paralysed after an on-set accident. Photographed at his home in Essex.
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Harry Potter's stunt double David Holmes: 'Breaking my neck made a man of me'
For David Holmes, doubling for Daniel Radcliffe was a dream come true. He had been on the smash-hit series from the start, thought he'd be there till the end ... and then an accident on one of the final films left him paralysed. This is what happened next.
The routine had already been rehearsed. A fight with the snake Nagini was supposed to send Harry Potter flying. And it certainly did that. David Holmes, Daniel Radcliffe's stunt double, felt the impact, and it hurt. But that was the nature of stunt work. He was always taking a knock, and showing off another bruise.
"I knew straight away," Holmes says today, 14 years later. "I knew I'd broken my neck. I was fully conscious."
That day not only changed Holmes's life for ever, it changed the lives of so many people on the set.
Stunt coordinator Greg Powell, who had to live with getting it wrong; best friend Marc Mailley, who had to take over from Holmes as the stunt double; actor Daniel Radcliffe, who had been coached in gymnastics by Holmes and adored him. And on it went
David Holmes - New documentary called 'The Boy Who Lived' about his Harry Potter stunt double which left him paralysed after an on-set accident. Photographed at his home in Essex.
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Harry Potter's stunt double David Holmes: 'Breaking my neck made a man of me'
For David Holmes, doubling for Daniel Radcliffe was a dream come true. He had been on the smash-hit series from the start, thought he'd be there till the end ... and then an accident on one of the final films left him paralysed. This is what happened next.
The routine had already been rehearsed. A fight with the snake Nagini was supposed to send Harry Potter flying. And it certainly did that. David Holmes, Daniel Radcliffe's stunt double, felt the impact, and it hurt. But that was the nature of stunt work. He was always taking a knock, and showing off another bruise.
"I knew straight away," Holmes says today, 14 years later. "I knew I'd broken my neck. I was fully conscious."
That day not only changed Holmes's life for ever, it changed the lives of so many people on the set.
Stunt coordinator Greg Powell, who had to live with getting it wrong; best friend Marc Mailley, who had to take over from Holmes as the stunt double; actor Daniel Radcliffe, who had been coached in gymnastics by Holmes and adored him. And on it went
David Holmes - New documentary called 'The Boy Who Lived' about his Harry Potter stunt double which left him paralysed after an on-set accident. Photographed at his home in Essex.
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Harry Potter's stunt double David Holmes: 'Breaking my neck made a man of me'
For David Holmes, doubling for Daniel Radcliffe was a dream come true. He had been on the smash-hit series from the start, thought he'd be there till the end ... and then an accident on one of the final films left him paralysed. This is what happened next.
The routine had already been rehearsed. A fight with the snake Nagini was supposed to send Harry Potter flying. And it certainly did that. David Holmes, Daniel Radcliffe's stunt double, felt the impact, and it hurt. But that was the nature of stunt work. He was always taking a knock, and showing off another bruise.
"I knew straight away," Holmes says today, 14 years later. "I knew I'd broken my neck. I was fully conscious."
That day not only changed Holmes's life for ever, it changed the lives of so many people on the set.
Stunt coordinator Greg Powell, who had to live with getting it wrong; best friend Marc Mailley, who had to take over from Holmes as the stunt double; actor Daniel Radcliffe, who had been coached in gymnastics by Holmes and adored him. And on it went
David Holmes - New documentary called 'The Boy Who Lived' about his Harry Potter stunt double which left him paralysed after an on-set accident. Photographed at his home in Essex.
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Harry Potter's stunt double David Holmes: 'Breaking my neck made a man of me'
For David Holmes, doubling for Daniel Radcliffe was a dream come true. He had been on the smash-hit series from the start, thought he'd be there till the end ... and then an accident on one of the final films left him paralysed. This is what happened next.
The routine had already been rehearsed. A fight with the snake Nagini was supposed to send Harry Potter flying. And it certainly did that. David Holmes, Daniel Radcliffe's stunt double, felt the impact, and it hurt. But that was the nature of stunt work. He was always taking a knock, and showing off another bruise.
"I knew straight away," Holmes says today, 14 years later. "I knew I'd broken my neck. I was fully conscious."
That day not only changed Holmes's life for ever, it changed the lives of so many people on the set.
Stunt coordinator Greg Powell, who had to live with getting it wrong; best friend Marc Mailley, who had to take over from Holmes as the stunt double; actor Daniel Radcliffe, who had been coached in gymnastics by Holmes and adored him. And on it went
David Holmes - New documentary called 'The Boy Who Lived' about his Harry Potter stunt double which left him paralysed after an on-set accident. Photographed at his home in Essex.
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Harry Potter's stunt double David Holmes: 'Breaking my neck made a man of me'
For David Holmes, doubling for Daniel Radcliffe was a dream come true. He had been on the smash-hit series from the start, thought he'd be there till the end ... and then an accident on one of the final films left him paralysed. This is what happened next.
The routine had already been rehearsed. A fight with the snake Nagini was supposed to send Harry Potter flying. And it certainly did that. David Holmes, Daniel Radcliffe's stunt double, felt the impact, and it hurt. But that was the nature of stunt work. He was always taking a knock, and showing off another bruise.
"I knew straight away," Holmes says today, 14 years later. "I knew I'd broken my neck. I was fully conscious."
That day not only changed Holmes's life for ever, it changed the lives of so many people on the set.
Stunt coordinator Greg Powell, who had to live with getting it wrong; best friend Marc Mailley, who had to take over from Holmes as the stunt double; actor Daniel Radcliffe, who had been coached in gymnastics by Holmes and adored him. And on it went
David Holmes - New documentary called 'The Boy Who Lived' about his Harry Potter stunt double which left him paralysed after an on-set accident. Photographed at his home in Essex.
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Coronation look-a-likes ride a carriage through central London.
27/04/2023. London, UK.
Royal look-a-likes of King Charles and Queen Camilla are stopped by police after they rode a carriage in front of Buckingham Palace during an event in central London. Artist photographer Alison Jackson is working with the look-alike couple ahead of the Coronation on May the 6th.
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Coronation look-a-likes ride a carriage through central London.
27/04/2023. London, UK.
Royal look-a-likes of King Charles and Queen Camilla are stopped by police after they rode a carriage in front of Buckingham Palace during an event in central London. Artist photographer Alison Jackson is working with the look-alike couple ahead of the Coronation on May the 6th.
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Coronation look-a-likes ride a carriage through central London.
27/04/2023. London, UK.
Royal look-a-likes of King Charles and Queen Camilla ride a carriage passed Buckingham Palace in central London. Artist photographer Alison Jackson is working with the look-alike couple ahead of the Coronation on May the 6th.
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Coronation look-a-likes ride a carriage through central London.
27/04/2023. London, UK.
Police stop a carriage carrying Royal look-a-likes of King Charles and Queen Camilla in front of Buckingham Palace as the area was closed for the ending of a Garden Party. Artist photographer Alison Jackson is working with the look-alike couple ahead of the Coronation on May the 6th.
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Coronation look-a-likes ride a carriage through central London.
27/04/2023. London, UK.
Police stop a carriage carrying Royal look-a-likes of King Charles and Queen Camilla in front of Buckingham Palace as the area was closed for the ending of a Garden Party. Artist photographer Alison Jackson is working with the look-alike couple ahead of the Coronation on May the 6th.
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Coronation look-a-likes ride a carriage through central London.
27/04/2023. London, UK.
Royal look-a-likes of King Charles and Queen Camilla ride a carriage through central London. Artist photographer Alison Jackson is working with the look-alike couple ahead of the Coronation on May the 6th.
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Coronation look-a-likes ride a carriage through central London.
27/04/2023. London, UK.
A passerby stops for a selfie as Royal look-a-likes of King Charles and Queen Camilla ride a carriage through central London. Artist photographer Alison Jackson is working with the look-alike couple ahead of the Coronation on May the 6th.
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Coronation look-a-likes ride a carriage through central London.
27/04/2023. London, UK.
Royal look-a-likes of King Charles and Queen Camilla get ready to ride a carriage through central London. Artist photographer Alison Jackson is working with the look-alike couple ahead of the Coronation on May the 6th.
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Coronation look-a-likes ride a carriage through central London.
27/04/2023. London, UK.
Royal look-a-likes of King Charles and Queen Camilla stand with artist Alison Jackson before they ride a carriage through central London. Artist photographer Alison Jackson is working with the look-alike couple ahead of the Coronation on May the 6th.
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PEOPLE - Torsten Exler spielt in dem neuen Tatort das Double von Udo Lindenberg
Hamburg der 09.04.2021 Bildinfo: Udo Lindenberg - zahlreiche Doubles ziehen in Kolonne in die Atlantic-Festsäle. Hier wird der Musiker auch ein kleines Konzert geben. Neuer NDR-TATORT-Dreh mit Maria Furtwängler: Kommissarin Charlotte Lindholm (Maria Furtwängler) reist privat von Göttingen nach Hamburg, um sich in einem Hotel heimlich mit einem Mann zu treffen. Doch der ist tot, als sie ankommt – und Charlotte Lindholm dringend tatverdächtig. War der Mörder einer der Udo-Lindenberg-Doppelgänger, die gerade wegen eines Castings das Hotel bevölkern? Lindholm traut ihren Hamburger Kripo-Kolleginnen und -Kollegen nicht und ermittelt auf eigene Faust weiter. Dabei stößt sie auf Hinweise, dass der Mord möglicherweise eine Falle gewesen sein könnte. Ein Racheakt an der Kommissarin? *** Local Caption *** 31707397
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PEOPLE - Torsten Exler spielt in dem neuen Tatort das Double von Udo Lindenberg
Hamburg der 09.04.2021 Bildinfo: Torsten Exler (EXE) ist der Panikpräsident vn Ostdeutschland und spielt in dem neuen Tatort eine tragende Rolle als UDO LINDENBERG-DOUBLE. Neuer NDR-TATORT-Dreh mit Maria Furtwängler: Kommissarin Charlotte Lindholm (Maria Furtwängler) reist privat von Göttingen nach Hamburg, um sich in einem Hotel heimlich mit einem Mann zu treffen. Doch der ist tot, als sie ankommt – und Charlotte Lindholm dringend tatverdächtig. War der Mörder einer der Udo-Lindenberg-Doppelgänger, die gerade wegen eines Castings das Hotel bevölkern? Lindholm traut ihren Hamburger Kripo-Kolleginnen und -Kollegen nicht und ermittelt auf eigene Faust weiter. Dabei stößt sie auf Hinweise, dass der Mord möglicherweise eine Falle gewesen sein könnte. Ein Racheakt an der Kommissarin?
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PEOPLE - Torsten Exler spielt in dem neuen Tatort das Double von Udo Lindenberg
Hamburg der 09.04.2021 Bildinfo: Torsten Exler (EXE) ist der Panikpräsident vn Ostdeutschland und spielt in dem neuen Tatort eine tragende Rolle als UDO LINDENBERG-DOUBLE. Neuer NDR-TATORT-Dreh mit Maria Furtwängler: Kommissarin Charlotte Lindholm (Maria Furtwängler) reist privat von Göttingen nach Hamburg, um sich in einem Hotel heimlich mit einem Mann zu treffen. Doch der ist tot, als sie ankommt – und Charlotte Lindholm dringend tatverdächtig. War der Mörder einer der Udo-Lindenberg-Doppelgänger, die gerade wegen eines Castings das Hotel bevölkern? Lindholm traut ihren Hamburger Kripo-Kolleginnen und -Kollegen nicht und ermittelt auf eigene Faust weiter. Dabei stößt sie auf Hinweise, dass der Mord möglicherweise eine Falle gewesen sein könnte. Ein Racheakt an der Kommissarin?
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PEOPLE - Torsten Exler spielt in dem neuen Tatort das Double von Udo Lindenberg
Hamburg der 09.04.2021 Bildinfo: Torsten Exler (EXE) ist der Panikpräsident vn Ostdeutschland und spielt in dem neuen Tatort eine tragende Rolle als UDO LINDENBERG-DOUBLE. Neuer NDR-TATORT-Dreh mit Maria Furtwängler: Kommissarin Charlotte Lindholm (Maria Furtwängler) reist privat von Göttingen nach Hamburg, um sich in einem Hotel heimlich mit einem Mann zu treffen. Doch der ist tot, als sie ankommt – und Charlotte Lindholm dringend tatverdächtig. War der Mörder einer der Udo-Lindenberg-Doppelgänger, die gerade wegen eines Castings das Hotel bevölkern? Lindholm traut ihren Hamburger Kripo-Kolleginnen und -Kollegen nicht und ermittelt auf eigene Faust weiter. Dabei stößt sie auf Hinweise, dass der Mord möglicherweise eine Falle gewesen sein könnte. Ein Racheakt an der Kommissarin?
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PEOPLE - Torsten Exler spielt in dem neuen Tatort das Double von Udo Lindenberg
Hamburg der 09.04.2021 Bildinfo: Torsten Exler (EXE) ist der Panikpräsident vn Ostdeutschland und spielt in dem neuen Tatort eine tragende Rolle als UDO LINDENBERG-DOUBLE. Neuer NDR-TATORT-Dreh mit Maria Furtwängler: Kommissarin Charlotte Lindholm (Maria Furtwängler) reist privat von Göttingen nach Hamburg, um sich in einem Hotel heimlich mit einem Mann zu treffen. Doch der ist tot, als sie ankommt – und Charlotte Lindholm dringend tatverdächtig. War der Mörder einer der Udo-Lindenberg-Doppelgänger, die gerade wegen eines Castings das Hotel bevölkern? Lindholm traut ihren Hamburger Kripo-Kolleginnen und -Kollegen nicht und ermittelt auf eigene Faust weiter. Dabei stößt sie auf Hinweise, dass der Mord möglicherweise eine Falle gewesen sein könnte. Ein Racheakt an der Kommissarin?
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PEOPLE - Torsten Exler spielt in dem neuen Tatort das Double von Udo Lindenberg
Hamburg der 09.04.2021 Bildinfo: Torsten Exler (EXE) ist der Panikpräsident vn Ostdeutschland und spielt in dem neuen Tatort eine tragende Rolle als UDO LINDENBERG-DOUBLE. Neuer NDR-TATORT-Dreh mit Maria Furtwängler: Kommissarin Charlotte Lindholm (Maria Furtwängler) reist privat von Göttingen nach Hamburg, um sich in einem Hotel heimlich mit einem Mann zu treffen. Doch der ist tot, als sie ankommt – und Charlotte Lindholm dringend tatverdächtig. War der Mörder einer der Udo-Lindenberg-Doppelgänger, die gerade wegen eines Castings das Hotel bevölkern? Lindholm traut ihren Hamburger Kripo-Kolleginnen und -Kollegen nicht und ermittelt auf eigene Faust weiter. Dabei stößt sie auf Hinweise, dass der Mord möglicherweise eine Falle gewesen sein könnte. Ein Racheakt an der Kommissarin?
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PEOPLE - Torsten Exler spielt in dem neuen Tatort das Double von Udo Lindenberg
Hamburg der 09.04.2021 Bildinfo: Torsten Exler (EXE) ist der Panikpräsident vn Ostdeutschland und spielt in dem neuen Tatort eine tragende Rolle als UDO LINDENBERG-DOUBLE. Neuer NDR-TATORT-Dreh mit Maria Furtwängler: Kommissarin Charlotte Lindholm (Maria Furtwängler) reist privat von Göttingen nach Hamburg, um sich in einem Hotel heimlich mit einem Mann zu treffen. Doch der ist tot, als sie ankommt – und Charlotte Lindholm dringend tatverdächtig. War der Mörder einer der Udo-Lindenberg-Doppelgänger, die gerade wegen eines Castings das Hotel bevölkern? Lindholm traut ihren Hamburger Kripo-Kolleginnen und -Kollegen nicht und ermittelt auf eigene Faust weiter. Dabei stößt sie auf Hinweise, dass der Mord möglicherweise eine Falle gewesen sein könnte. Ein Racheakt an der Kommissarin?
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PEOPLE - Torsten Exler spielt in dem neuen Tatort das Double von Udo Lindenberg
Hamburg der 09.04.2021 Bildinfo: Torsten Exler (EXE) ist der Panikpräsident vn Ostdeutschland und spielt in dem neuen Tatort eine tragende Rolle als UDO LINDENBERG-DOUBLE. Neuer NDR-TATORT-Dreh mit Maria Furtwängler: Kommissarin Charlotte Lindholm (Maria Furtwängler) reist privat von Göttingen nach Hamburg, um sich in einem Hotel heimlich mit einem Mann zu treffen. Doch der ist tot, als sie ankommt – und Charlotte Lindholm dringend tatverdächtig. War der Mörder einer der Udo-Lindenberg-Doppelgänger, die gerade wegen eines Castings das Hotel bevölkern? Lindholm traut ihren Hamburger Kripo-Kolleginnen und -Kollegen nicht und ermittelt auf eigene Faust weiter. Dabei stößt sie auf Hinweise, dass der Mord möglicherweise eine Falle gewesen sein könnte. Ein Racheakt an der Kommissarin?
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Christina Schwarzenegger is seen picking up coffee at Blue Bottle Coffee in Brentwood.
EXCLUSIVE. Coleman-Rayner
Los Angeles, CA, USA. January 28, 2021
Christina Schwarzenegger is seen picking up coffee at Blue Bottle Coffee in Brentwood. The 29-year-old daughter of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver wore double facemasks, black fleece jacket, black leggings and Nike sneakers.
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Christina Schwarzenegger is seen picking up coffee at Blue Bottle Coffee in Brentwood.
EXCLUSIVE. Coleman-Rayner
Los Angeles, CA, USA. January 28, 2021
Christina Schwarzenegger is seen picking up coffee at Blue Bottle Coffee in Brentwood. The 29-year-old daughter of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver wore double facemasks, black fleece jacket, black leggings and Nike sneakers.
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FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
Jessie as Mariah (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
Carey lookalike
By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
Florida.
She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
"And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
there were not many Mariahs. So, without any real competition, I b
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FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
Jessie as Mariah in Las Vegas (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
Carey lookalike
By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
Florida.
She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
"And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
there were not many Mariahs. So, without any real com
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DUK10136654_016
FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
Jessie as Mariah (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
Carey lookalike
By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
Florida.
She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
"And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
there were not many Mariahs. So, without any real competition, I b
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DUK10136654_015
FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
Jessie filming a documentary in London in 2018 (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
Carey lookalike
By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
Florida.
She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
"And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
there were not many Mariahs. So, wit
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DUK10136654_014
FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
Jessie as Mariah (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
Carey lookalike
By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
Florida.
She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
"And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
there were not many Mariahs. So, without any real competition, I b
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DUK10136654_013
FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
Jessie as Mariah (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
Carey lookalike
By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
Florida.
She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
"And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
there were not many Mariahs. So, without any real competition, I b
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DUK10136654_012
FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
Jessie as Mariah (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
Carey lookalike
By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
Florida.
She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
"And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
there were not many Mariahs. So, without any real competition, I b
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DUK10136654_011
FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
Jessie in Las Vegas (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
Carey lookalike
By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
Florida.
She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
"And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
there were not many Mariahs. So, without any real competition,
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DUK10136654_010
FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
Jessie as Mariah (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
Carey lookalike
By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
Florida.
She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
"And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
there were not many Mariahs. So, without any real competition, I b
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DUK10136654_008
FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
Jessie as Mariah (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
Carey lookalike
By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
Florida.
She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
"And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
there were not many Mariahs. So, without any real competition, I b
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DUK10136654_007
FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
Jessie as Mariah (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
Carey lookalike
By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
Florida.
She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
"And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
there were not many Mariahs. So, without any real competition, I b
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DUK10136654_006
FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
Jessie as Mariah (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
Carey lookalike
By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
Florida.
She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
"And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
there were not many Mariahs. So, without any real competition, I b
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DUK10136654_005
FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
Jessie winning an award for her impersonation (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
Carey lookalike
By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
Florida.
She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
"And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
there were not many Mariahs. So, with
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DUK10136654_004
FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
Jessie as Mariah at Christmas (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
Carey lookalike
By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
Florida.
She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
"And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
there were not many Mariahs. So, without any real com
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DUK10136654_003
FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
Jessie as Mariah (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
Carey lookalike
By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
Florida.
She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
"And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
there were not many Mariahs. So, without any real competition, I b
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FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
Jessie as Mariah (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
Carey lookalike
By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
Florida.
She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
"And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
there were not many Mariahs. So, without any real competition, I b
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FEATURE - Lookalike: Ex-Militärpolizistin kassiert über 1500 Pfund pro Stunde als Mariah Carey Doppelgängerin
Jessie as Mariah at Christmas (PA Real Life/Collect) *** Ex-military policewoman rakes in over £1,500 an hour as a Mariah
Carey lookalike
By Harriet Whitehead, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
An ex-military policewoman is fulfilling her 'Fantasy' and raking in over £1,500 an hour
for impersonating her idol Mariah Carey after more than 4,000 fans subscribed to
her YouTube channel to see her lip-sync to the divas hits.
Now Jessie Castro, 39, of Orlando, Florida, USA - who has appeared in a
documentary and on US talk shows after her lookalike videos went viral - is preparing
for a full-on festive season, when she will come into her own lip- syncing to the
singer's Yuletide classic, All I Want For Christmas Is You.
And with multi-Grammy award winning Mariah turning 50 this year, launching a new
book this month and releasing an album in October, mum-of-one Jessie is anticipating
a lucrative few months ahead - even though her performing work is just a 'side hustle'
to her current job as a college administrator at Full Sail University in Winter Park,
Florida.
She said: "I cant say theres an average amount I make each year because I can go
for months without doing gigs, but it must be in excess of $20,000 (£15,640) annually,
if I do a gig every three months and two a week at Christmas.
It was after a video call with the world number one Madonna impersonator, Chris
America, following a lookalike convention in 2015 that Jessie, who has a son, Arian,
12 - having noticed a surge in people saying she looked like Mariah after her album,
Butterfly, went multi-platinum in 1997 - started to develop her career.
She said: I had met Chris America over video call and she became kind of a mentor
to me. She was amazing. She is a star among lookalikes.
She told me, You need to charge what youre worth.'
"And, while there are a million Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators out there,
there were not many Mariahs. So, without any real com
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ROYALS - BILDER DES JAHRES: Auswahl von Rex/Shutterstock
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Shutterstock (10574036p)
Camilla Duchess of Cornwall arrives to board a new electric double decker bus at Clarence House, to the London Transport Museum to take part in celebrations to mark 20 years of Transport for London
Prince Charles and Camilla Duchess Of Cornwall visit to The London Transport Museum, UK - 04 Mar 2020
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PEOPLE - Im Trend: Stars tragen Zebra-Print
Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX (10080025dp)
Street Style
Street Style, Fall Winter 2019, Copenhagen Fashion Week, Denmark - 31 Jan 2019
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PEOPLE - Belinda Bencic und Roger Federer gewinnen den Hopman Cup in Perth
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Juergen Hasenkopf/REX/Shutterstock (10047704ax)
Belinda Bencic und Roger Federer, Mixed Double
Hopman Cup, Day 7, Perth, Australia - 04 Jan 2019
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FEATURE - Welches dieser Bilder ist das Naturfoto des Jahres ?
Mandatory Credit: Photo by RMetS/AccuWeather/REX/Shutterstock (9980428g)
Double rainbow over Barcelona by Carlos Castillejo
Weather photographer of year competition - Nov 2018
*Full story: https://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/uk31
A picture of LIGHTNING striking in Blackpool has come top in the annual Weather Photographer of the Year competition.The photo entitled, Electric Blackpool, taken by Stephen Cheatley, beat more than 4,000 pictures in the contest, which show weather phenomena around the world. Other pictures show a double rainbow over the Grand Canyon, a late season dust storm in Arizona and a spectacular reflection bow in the Lofoten Islands in Norway. The competition was organised by The Royal Meteorological Society (RMetS) in association with AccuWeather.
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