Back in 2013, Business Insider rounded up 20 of Snapchat's earliest employees. Many of them were Stanford classmates of founders Evan Spiegel and Bobby Murphy. We're revisiting the list now that Snapchat is used by 158 million people each day and its parent company Snap Inc. is about to go public.
Actor Hugh OâBrian as Wyatt Earp on TV. The real Earp, who lived from 1848 to 1929, is most famous for his participation in the 1881 âShootout at the O.K. Corralâ in Tombstone, Ariz. The TV show tried to hew to authenticity, and it won critical plaudits.
Writer Stuart N. Lake did a series of interviews with Wyatt before he died and it was on that basis that a fine biography was published about him. Of course it was strictly from the Earp point of view. When Earp died, Lake became custodian of the legend. Most of the films subsequently made concerning Earp if you'll look at the credits are based on Lake's book. And of course Wyatt is a cowboy hero. It took the recent films by Kevin Costner and Kurt Russell to kind of put Earp and his accomplishments in perspective.