'90s icon Susan Powter makes digital comeback Susan Powter, famous in the 1990s for her wellness brand before she fell out of the spotlight, tells Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson's Beyond Connected podcast ...

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Nineties fitness icon Susan Powter talks about how her life has changed since the release of the documentary “Stop The Insanity: Finding Susan Powter.” Stocks sell off as traders wake up to the ...

When it came to fitness and health in the 90's, Susan Powter was the guru people listened to. But when she disappeared off the radar, nobody knew why. In the new film 'Stop The Insanity! Finding Susan ...

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Susan Powter rose to fame in the 1990s with her “Stop the Insanity!” wellness empire. After losing millions and filing for bankruptcy, she spent years driving for Uber Eats to survive. She says rage ...

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For more than four decades, Susan Lucci was a fixture in American living rooms as the formidable and glamorous Erica Kane on ABC’s “All My Children.” On a frigid winter morning at the Sid Jacobson JCC ...