TV Picks: ‘ The Emmy®-winning syndicated daytime TV series The Doctors celebrates its 1000th episode on Tuesday, April 29 (check your local listings).
In recognition of the milestone, the show takes an emotional look at many of the people whose lives were helped, both on the show and from viewers at home who offer incredible stories of how watching the program saved their life, or the life of a loved one.
Gino (R) can get you there
This is the age of the rear-end. The butt has trumped the boob in the quest for perfection for many people, thank Jennifer Lopez, the Kardashian tribe and the fact that South American and African American taste in body style is the tail wagging the American dog.
Chelsea Clinton Expecting First Child, Time to Work On ‘Inner Baby Carriage’
The news that Chelsea Clinton is expecting her first child this Fall, and now is the time the new mother-to-be needs to work on what fitness expert Jill Miller calls “the inner baby carriage.”
Did you know that KISS legendary musician Paul Stanley, newly inducted in the 29th annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, had a tough childhood because of a condition called Microtia?
Stanley’s memoir called ‘Face the Music: A Life Exposed,’ reveals that the handsome rocker was born with a condition called Microtia which prevents the ear from forming properly.
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER / FOUNDER
Matthew Jacobson founded SignatureMD, Inc. in 2007. Prior to establishing SignatureMD, he spent fifteen years in operational management roles in public and private companies. Mr. Jacobson spent 2002-2006 at Zenith Insurance Company (NYSE: ZNT). As Senior Vice President of Medical Management at Zenith, he was responsible for turning around a $160M division with 200 employees, doing business in 40 jurisdictions. Mr. Jacobson holds an MBA from the Anderson School of Management at UCLA and an AB from Cornell University.
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