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In the early 2000s, Berggruen was dubbed "the homeless billionaire" when he sold off his residential properties and belongings. [12] [41] At 40 years old, he did not own a house, a car, or a watch. Instead, he traveled, staying in different hotels with only a small bag of clothes and his BlackBerry.
Aram soon finds his travel video concept already exists. Seeing no other options, Aram purposely gets into a car accident to inspire Michael to feel some responsibility for the family. Michael promptly becomes engaged to a wealthy girlfriend from the past who has recently inherited all of her father's money.
The word gets out among the homeless community and Ted, who once couldn't find a girlfriend due to his poor dental hygiene, now enjoys female companionship in his motel room. As soon as Ted notifies his mother and sisters of his attainment of wealth, they begin to take his calls and his mother invites him to stay with her until he finds his own ...
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In Arkansas, a farmer donated 40 acres to create a farm that feeds 150 homeless people a week. [9] [12] An interview with a 58-year-old homeless man dying of cancer in Calgary led to his brother finding him after 33 years of estrangement; the two were able to spend 53 days together before the man succumbed to cancer.
The Homeless World Cup is based on a true story. Lisa Wrightsman explains how street soccer changed her life and the reality behind the movie, including what it gets right.
The Golden Globe winning actor went undercover for the role and witness the many problems homeless people face on a day to day basis. Richard Gere posed as a homeless man for a movie, but what he ...
Filthy Rich and Homeless is a Asian Academy Creative Awards-nominated Australian TV documentary series produced by Blackfella Films and broadcast in 2017 (Season 1) and 2018 (Season 2) on SBS. The series follows five wealthy Australians who swap their life of privilege for homelessness.