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He has two younger siblings named Molly and James. Lydia was born in She is the daughter of Willard Rouse and Lydia Robinson. This profile is a collaborative work-in-progress. Can you contribute information or sources? Read on as we take you through these people that define his family.

He was a pioneering American real estate developer, an urban planner and the famous founder of The Rouse company. He was a socially conscious visionary developer and this made him an anomaly among real estate developers in his time. He sought to not just sell real estate but to transform landscape and change the quality of civic life. James died at 81 of Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. Though late now, his legacy of better living through design remains, at least shopping malls are proof.

She was married to James Rouse from May 3, till their divorce in and he remarried another woman. She died in her North Roland Park home at 96 from pneumonia. Lydia was an English teacher until she died in of a brain tumour. He is a former marine lieutenant who served in Vietnam. Other Partners Professional Partners. His Other Children. Children Together Molly Norton. Jim Norton.

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It's having a massive impact on our politics. It's unleashed unlimited corporate spending on our elections, which is terrifying. The facade is now fully peeled off. There's no pretense about having limitations over how wealthy individuals and corporations can exert an unhealthy influence on politics with their money. It used to be a game - now no one's pretending any more.

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I started performing in the theater a lot more after that. There's been a shift from people buying DVDs to streaming them online. The studios have been asleep at the switch and suffered a huge loss of revenue from falling DVD sales. Unfortunately, that revenue was often what helped convince them to make films which aren't blockbusters. Studios aren't as willing to make mid-budget, more thoughtful films aimed at adults. It's more challenging to get those films made than it was. I spent a lot of my early career in the theatre - and by that I mean as an usher.

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