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The veteran actor received somewhere between US$1-3 million for his 30-second cameo (he only needed to stand and remove his Jedi hood) in the box office smasher Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015), according to Men’s Health Magazine. Julia Roberts The American sweetheart was paid a whopping US$3 million for her six-minute appearance in Garry Marshall’s Valentine’s Day (2010), where she played a soldier opposite Bradley Cooper. According to Vulture, Roberts earned around US$500,000 per minute.

Source: Redlist.parks.org.il The large whip snake, also known by its scientific name Dolichophis caspius, is a fascinating creature that captivates the attention of herpetologists and animal enthusiasts alike. This non-venomous snake, which belongs to the Colubridae family, can be found in various parts of Europe, Asia, and Northern Africa. With its long and slender body, impressive length reaching up to 2 meters, and remarkable agility, the large whip snake is a sight to behold.

The world’s richest man, Bernard Arnault, has appointed his daughter Delphine chief executive of run Dior, LVMH’s second-biggest brand, as the 73-year-old billionaire continues to elevate his children to key posts in his luxury empire. The move comes after Antoine Arnault, his eldest son, was recently given a wider role within the business, replacing Sidney Toledano as chief executive and vice-chairman of Christian Dior, the holding company through which the family controls the LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton conglomerate.

Chinese football fans raced to snap up tickets to see Cristiano Ronaldo play a rare match in their home country, with multiple online platforms selling out within a few hours. Ronaldo is immensely popular in football-mad China, where many supporters have grown weary of dismal national team performances and the corruption-ridden domestic game. The Portuguese star’s current club, Saudi Arabia’s Al-Nassr, last month announced a “China Tour” featuring friendlies against Shanghai Shenhua and Zhejiang FC in the southern city of Shenzhen on January 24 and 28 respectively.

ENRIQUE NARANJO Actualizado 15/11/2020 - 13:19 Volkswagen lo ha vuelto a hacer: para celebrar el inicio de la producción de su SUV eléctrico ID.4 en China nos ha deleitado de nuevo con una impresionante coreografía holográfica en la que 2.000 drones luminosos formaban impresionantes figuras en el cielo. No te pierdas el vídeo porque te va a dejar sin aliento durante casi dos minutos. Los drones representaban el logo de Volkswagen, la silueta de los coches y diferentes mensajes alusivos al significado del desembarco de la movilidad eléctrica en el mundo del automóvil en un espectáculo visual impresionante.