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texts: west coast of the US who would go on to form a band called the News and the Doobie Brothers. Steve Goulding and Andrew Bodnar are members of the Rumour, and they were in the band that recorded <mask>'s first hit single, "Watching the Detectives".The song was added to the U.S. version of My Aim Is True. The Attractions were a permanent backing band for <mask>, consisting of Steve Nieve, Bruce Thomas, and Pete Thomas. On 17 December 1977, <mask> and the Attractions, as a replacement act for the Sex Pistols, were scheduled to play "Less Than Zero" on Saturday Night Live; however, in imitation of Jimi Hendrix, <mask> stopped the song mid-intro, yelling. Stop! They played "Radio Radio" instead of the song they were forbidden to play by NBC and Michaels. He received a lot of attention as an angry young man after he was banned from the show. His debut album's popularity exploded in the U.S. after he performed "Radio Radio" on SNL.Following a tour with other Stiff artists, the band recorded This Year's Model. The British hit "(I Don't Want to Go to) Chelsea" is one of the more popular tracks. His last name was changed to Columbia on the label of the disc's original pressing because his U.S. record company saw him as a priority. The Attractions'

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texts: first tour of Australia in 1978 was notable for a performance at the Regent Theatre in which audience members destroyed some of the seating. Linda Ronstadt and Dave Edmunds had success with their compositions, and by the end of the 1970s, <mask> was firmly established as both performer and writer. A tour of the U.S. and Canada saw the release of the Canadian promo-only Live at the El Mocambo, recorded at a Toronto rock club, which finally saw an official release as part of the 212 Years box set in 1993. He released his third album in 1979 called "Emotional Fascism", a phrase that appeared on the album's inner sleeve.The live 45rpm recording was made at the Hollywood High School Gymnasium in 1978. "Oliver's Army" and the album went to the top of the charts. The opening track "Accidents Will Happen" gained wide television exposure thanks to its innovative animated music video, directed by Annabel Jankel and Rocky Morton. In 1979 he produced the debut album of the 2 Tone ska revival band the Specials and worked as a backing vocalist on an album by new wave band Twist. The singer referred to James Brown as a "jive-ass nigger" during a drunken argument at a Holiday Inn bar in Columbus, Ohio in 1979. At a New York City press conference a few


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texts: days later, <mask> stated that he had been drunk and had been trying to be obnoxious to bring the conversation to a quick conclusion, not anticipating that he would bring his comments to the press. It became necessary for me to outrage these people with the most offensive comments that I could muster.The expanded version of Get Happy is in his liner notes. After the incident, he declined an offer to meet Charles out of guilt and embarrassment, but Charles had forgiven him. Before and after the incident, <mask> worked for Britain's Rock Against Racism campaign. In an interview with Questlove, he stated, "It's upsetting because I can't explain how I even got to think you could be funny about something like that." You know? It's time for me to say it out loud. George Jones is <mask>'s favourite country singer.He appeared on Jones' duet album My Very Special Guests in 1977 and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611

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texts: 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 Get Happy is from the 1980s. It was the first of many experiments with genres other than those he usually associated with. It marked a change in mood from the angry, frustrated tone of his first three albums to a more upbeat, happy manner. The song "I Can't Stand Up for Falling Down" was an old Sam and Dave song. The songs are full of <mask>'s signature word play, to the point that he later felt he had become something of a self-parody and toned it down on later releases; he has mockingly described himself as "rock and roll's Scrabble champion". He only appeared in North America in August of 1980.Trust was released in January 1981 amidst growing tensions between Bruce and Pete Thomas. The single "Watch Your Step" was released in the U.S. and played live on the Tomorrow show. The single "Clubland" made it to the lower reaches of the charts in the UK, but the follow-up single "From a Whisper to a Scream" was the first single in over four years to completely miss the charts. The group's 1981 album East Side Story was co-produced by


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texts: <mask> and Roger Bechirian. Almost Blue is an album of country music cover songs written by the likes of Hank Williams. "Tonight", "How Much I Lied", and "The Bottle Let Me Down" are all by Merle Haggard. The album, which received mixed reviews, was a tribute to the country music that <mask> had grown up listening to.There was a sticker on the first pressings of the record in the UK that said "WARNING: This album contains country and western music and may cause a radical reaction in narrow minded listeners." Almost Blue's version of George Jones' "Good Year for the Roses" was a surprise hit in the UK. 6. A lot of the sound of Imperial Bedroom was due to the production ofGeoff Emerick, who is known for engineering several Beatles records. "You Little Fool" and "Man Out of Time" both failed to reach the Top 40 in the UK, despite being critically acclaimed. He disliked the marketing pitch for the album. The song "Almost Blue" was inspired by the music of jazz singer and trumpeter Chet Baker, who would later perform and record a version of the song in Tokyo.In 1983, he released Punch the Clock, featuring female backing vocal duo (Afrodiziak) and a four-piece horn section (the TKO Horns), alongside the Attractions. The song "Shipbuilding" was

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texts: co-produced by Clive Langer and Alan Winstanley and featured a trumpet solo by Baker. A version of the song was a minor hit in the UK prior to the release of <mask>'s version. "Pills and Soap", an attack on the changes in British society brought on by Thatcherism, was released under the guise of The Imposter. The international hit "Everyday I Write the Book" was aided by a music video featuring resemblances of Prince Charles and Princess Diana in a suburban home. The Madness song "Tomorrow's Just Another Day" was released as a B-side and provided vocals by <mask>. The break-up of the group was imminent, and tensions within the band were beginning to tell, with bassist Bruce Thomas being the most vocal of them all.It was later said that they had "got it as wrong as you can in terms of the execution". The initial release of the record was poorly received and the liner notes to the 1995 re-release began with the words "CONGRATULATIONS!" You just bought our worst album. <mask>: The Man in the UK, Europe and Australia and The Best of <mask> & The Attractions in the U.S. were both released after his retirement. He sang "All You Need Is Love" at Live Aid in 1985 as a solo artist. <mask> was asked to "ditch the band" due to the over running of

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texts: the event. The audience was invited to sing the chorus after <mask> introduced the song as an old northern English folk song.The Coward Brothers had a single called "The People's Limousine" in the same year that <mask> and T-Bone collaborated. Rum Sodomy & the Lash was produced by <mask> for the Pogues. In 1985 <mask> appeared in the film No Surrender, playing a small role as a very bad stage magician hired to perform at a seedy night club on a bleak New Year's Eve. The Attractions split in 1986 due to growing antipathy between Bruce Thomas and <mask>. He produced King of America, an acoustic guitar-driven album with a country sound, while working in the U.S. with a band containing a number of <mask>'s sidemen and minor input from the Attractions. In the UK and Europe, it was called "The <mask> Show featuring the Attractions and Confederates." In North America, it was called "The <mask> Show featuring <mask>." He legally changed his name to Aloysius around this time.One night with the Confederates, one night with the Attractions, and one night solo acoustic were added to the tour to allow for multiple nights in each city. In May 1986 he performed at Self Aid, a benefit concert held in Dublin that focused on the chronic unemployment which

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texts: was widespread in Ireland at that time. Blood and Chocolate, which was recorded with the Attractions, was praised for a post-punk fervour not heard since 1978's This Year's Model. Nick Lowe had produced the first five albums for <mask>. While Blood and Chocolate failed to chart a hit single, it did produce a song called "I Want You", which has since become one of <mask>'s signature concert songs. During the tour to support Blood and Chocolate, which he played under the name Napoleon Dynamite, he attributed the character of the emcee that he played to the name of the album. In 1982, the B-side single "Imperial Bedroom" was credited to Napoleon Dynamite and the Royal Guard, but the title of the 2004 film Napoleon Dynamite is disputed.Tensions between Bruce Thomas and <mask> led to the split of the Attractions. Pete Thomas would continue to work with <mask> as a session musician. After Blood & Chocolate, his contract with Columbia Records ended. Out of Our Idiot, a collection of B-sides, side projects, and songs from recording sessions from 1980 to 1987 was released on his UK label, Demon Records. He signed a new contract with Warner Bros. and in early 1989 released Spike, which spawned his biggest single in the U.S., the Top 20 hit


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texts: "Veronica". "Veronica" won the MTV Award for Best Male Video at the 1989 Video Music Awards. The single "The Other Side of Summer" was released by <mask> in 1991.He co-produced and co-composed the music for the mini-series G.B.H. Alan Bleasdale is a writer. The soundtrack for the show was nominated for Best Music for a TV Series. The Juliet Letters was a collaboration with the Brodsky Quartet that was critically acclaimed. He wrote a full album's worth of material for Wendy James, and these songs became the tracks on her 1993 solo album Now Ain't the Time for Your Tears. He came back to rock and roll the following year with a new project. In 1995 he released Kojak Variety, an album of cover songs, and in 1996 he released All This Useless Beauty, an album of songs originally written for other artists.He issued his final album under his Warner Bros. contract and also his final album with the Attractions. All This Useless Beauty was supported by a series of intimate club dates played by <mask> in the spring of 1996. The death knell for the band was the summer and fall tour with the Attractions. The current tour is the last one for the Attractions, as relations between <mask> and Bruce Thomas broke down. The group performed their last show


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texts: in the US in Seattle, Washington on September 1, 1996. Steve Nieve and Pete Thomas would eventually be members of the new back-up band, The Imposters. The greatest hits album was released to fulfill his contractual obligations.The original track was titled "The Bridge I Burned". During the intervening period, he served as artistic chair for the 1995 Meltdown Festival, which gave him the chance to explore his increasingly eclectic musical interests. His involvement in the festival resulted in a one-off live project with jazz guitarist Bill Frisell, which featured both cover material and a few of his own songs. Polygram Records was sold by its parent company in 1998 to become part of the Universal Music Group. The suitable imprimatur within the family of labels was the subject of <mask>'s new work. His first release as part of this contract was a collaboration. The song "God Give Me Strength" was written for the movie Grace of My Heart.The album was released under his new contract on the Mercury Records label and features songs that were inspired by the dissolution of his marriage to Cait O'Riordan. An updated version of "I'll Never Fall in Love Again" was recorded and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611


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texts: bonus material of full-length concerts from the time of each album's release was released by Universal. The pre- 1987 albums have been re-released by Universal without bonus material. The Town Hall, New York, hosted a performance of Welcome to the Voice in 2000 with Ron Sexsmith and John Flansburgh. The composer of the music for a new ballet was an artist-in-residence at UCLA. He produced and appeared on an album of pop songs.He toured with a new band, the Imposters, with a different bass player than the Attractions. He was in the "How I Spent My Strummer Vacation" episode of The Simpsons. In honor of Joe Strummer, who had died in the previous December, a version of "London Calling" was performed at the 45th edition of the gramophone awards. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inducted <mask> and the Attractions in March. He met Diana Krall backstage at the Opera House in Australia after seeing her perform in concert. North was an album of piano-based ballads about the breakdown of his former marriage and his falling in love with Krall. Frasier and Niles were sent on a search for a new coffee bar after hearing a folk singer in the Cafe Nervosa.The Late Show with David Letterman was hosted by David Letterman on 12 March 2003 while he


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texts: recuperated from an eye infection. The song "Scarlet Tide" was nominated for an Academy Award in 2004, and he performed it with Alison Krauss. Krall's 2004 CD, The Girl in the Other Room, was the first of hers to feature several original compositions. In 2004, the first full-scale orchestral work by <mask> was performed in New York. The ballet was commissioned by the Italian dance troupe Aterballeto and received praise from the classical music critics. The London Symphony Orchestra's recording was released on CD in September. One of his best albums, The Delivery Man, was released in 2004, and was hailed as one of his best.A duet with Marian McPartland on her show Piano Jazz was released in 2005. It featured <mask> singing six jazz standards and two of his own songs. A new album was being recorded with Allen Toussaint and Joe Henry. The River in Reverse was released in the UK on the Verve label. He said "I don't care if I ever play England again" after a 2005 tour that included a gig at the festival. I wouldn't come back after that gig. I don't like it.We lost touch. It has been 25 years since I lived there. Willie Nelson said that British music fans don't have the same attitude to age as they do in America. They find a role for that


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texts: music in their lives because they feel a connection with him. The benefit concerts for Hurricane Relief were held in New York. By the end of the week, <mask> had written "The River in Reverse", performed it with Toussaint and discussed plans for an album with Verve Records executives. The Crescent City Horns recorded The River in Reverse with Allen Toussaint.At the time, the country was in a state of disrepair. The album reached No. 1 after a studio recording of Welcome to the Voice with Barbara Bonney, Sting, and others. 2 are in the classical charts. The piece was performed on the stage of the Thétre du Chtelet in Paris in 2008 with Sting, Joe Sumner and Sylvia Schwartz. My Flame Burns Blue is a live recording of a concert with the Metropole Orkest at the North Sea Jazz Festival. House, M.D. has a soundtrack. The second episode of Season 2 featured an interpretation of "Beautiful" by <mask>.The subject of Hans Christian Andersen's infatuation with Jenny Lind was the subject of a chamber opera written by <mask>. It was called The Secret Songs. A performance at the Opera's studio theatre in 2007, directed by Kasper Bech Holten, featured finished songs and pieces from the album The Juliet Letters. Secret Songs are included in the album


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texts: Secret, Profane & Sugarcane. His previous studio album, The Delivery Man, was released on Lost Highway Records. Initially, the album was only available on vinyl, with a code to download a digital copy. The final leg of the Police's 2007/2008 Reunion Tour was in support of the album.The Imposters performed at the closing gig of the Malta theatre festival in Pozna, Poland, in the month of June. In July of 2008, he was awarded a Doctor of Music degree from the University ofLiverpool. In 2008 and 2010, <mask> hosted Channel 4/CTV's series Spectacle in which he talked and performed with stars in various fields. There were 20 episodes of the show between its two seasons. Along with other artists who are friends with the band, <mask> provided vocals on a track on Fall Out Boy's 2008 album. A Colbert Christmas: The Greatest Gift of All was a television special. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


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texts: the Vanity and self-righteousness of public communication from cranks in order to eventually sift through my own conflicted thoughts." <mask> was in David Simon's television series, Treme. National Ransom was released in autumn of 2010. A song with Elmo and Cookie Monster, titled "Monster Went and Ate My Red 2," was performed by <mask> as himself on Sesame Street in 2011. The JFK Presidential Library in Boston, Massachusetts, was the site of a tribute to music legends Chuck Berry and Leonard Cohen, who were recipients of the first annual PEN Awards for songwriting excellence. Wise Up Ghost was a collaboration with the Roots. The New England Conservatory awarded a Doctorate of Music to <mask>.Unfaithful Music & Ink was released in October of 2015. The Imposters recorded <mask>'s first studio album in five years, Look Now. There are four songs on the album, three of which are co-written with other people. Sebastian Krys was a producer on the majority of the album. Look Now won the award for best traditional pop vocal album at the grammys. The Officer of the Order of the British Empire is appointed for services to music. Spanish Model is a remake of 1978's This Year's Model with Spanish lyrics.Singers from Spanish-speaking parts of the

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texts: world, with help from Spanish-speaking songwriters, translated all 16 songs of the album into Spanish, with the new vocals set to the original recording and instrumentation by the Attractions. The singers included Juanes, Drexler, Luis Fonsi, Francisca Valenzuela, Fuego, and Fito Pez. At the Royal Variety Performance in 2021, <mask> played two songs with the Imposters. He was introduced as a man who has achieved everything except appearing at the Royal Variety Performance. He told the audience that he was the second McManus to perform. Ross appeared in "If I Had a Hammer" in the 1960's. He performed on The GrahamNorton Show.His first marriage was to Mary Burgoyne, with whom he had a son, Matthew. At the end of his first marriage, <mask> was involved in an on-again/off-again romance with the girlfriend of Todd Rundgren. She said that she was the inspiration behind some of the most bitter love songs from the armed forces era, but <mask> said that most of the songs had been written before he met her. While producing the Pogues' album Rum Sodomy and the Lash, he became involved with Cait O'Riordan, the bassist of London Irish group the Pogues. They split up at the end of 2002. After getting engaged to Diana Krall in May of 2003 he married


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texts: her in December of that year. The twins were born on December 6, 2006 in New York City.The documentary The Animals Film helped inspire his song "Pills and Soap" from 1983's Punch the Clock. The Linda McCartney Foods brand was the subject of an ad campaign created by Paul McCartney and <mask>. Football <mask> is a fan of football. I have appeared on Channel 4's Football Italia as a pundit. On May 25, 2005, <mask> was due to take the stage with his band at a gig in Norfolk, which clashed with the 2005 European Championship final between AC Milan and Sevilla. After seeing the first few minutes of the second half of the game, he decided that he might as well see the rest of the show. <mask> delayed his appearance on stage for over an hour because of theMiracle of Istanbul.With the game going to penalties, after much delay, he had no choice but to take the stage, with <mask> recalling: "I tried my best to keep my eyes from the TV screen over the bar at the back of the room but the words 'Oh shit, he's missed While he was on stage, an ecstatic <mask> broke out into a performance of the club's anthem "You'll Never Walk Alone". In July of last year, <mask> was forced to cancel the rest of his European tour due to surgery to treat cancer. He

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texts: apologized to his fans and said he thought he had recovered enough from the surgery to complete the tour. The Jazz Foundation of America has a Humanitarian Cause Advisory Board. A Great Night in Harlem has featured <mask> as a performer since 2006 and he began working with the Jazz Foundation in 2001. The Jazz Foundation of America is trying to save the homes and lives of America's elderly jazz and blues musicians.He performed at a benefit concert. In addition to his major recorded collaborations, <mask> has frequently been involved in other collaborations. Glenn Tilbrook from Squeeze and Martin Belmont from the Rumour recorded a song together in 1981. He collaborated with Chris Difford of Squeeze to write additional lyrics for the song "Boy With A Problem", which appeared on <mask>'s 1982 album Imperial Bedroom. The song "The Only Flame In Town" was written in 1984 by Daryl Hall. He sang with Annie Lennox on the song "Adrian" from the Eurythmics record. Paul McCartney and <mask> collaborated on a song in 1987.A number of songs were written in a short period of time and released over a period of years. The B-side of McCartney's 1987 single " Once Upon a Long Ago" was added as a bonus track on the 1993 re-issue of McCartney's Flowers in


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texts: the Dirt. "Shallow Grave" is from All This Useless Beauty. "Veronica", "Pads, Paws and Claws" and "Mistress and Maid" are demo recordings that he did not record. "Tommy's Coming Home" and "Twenty Fine FIngers" are demos of <mask> compositions. The <mask> demos of tunes they did release have been bootlegged and have been released on the Paul McCartney Archive edition of Flowers in the Dirt. In 1987, he appeared on a special called Roy Orbison and Friends, A Black and White Night."The Other End (Of the Telescope)" is on Til Tuesday's album Everything's Different Now. He and Tony Bennett performed "They Can't Take That Away from Me" for MTV in 1994. "Green Song", a solo cello piece by Svante Henryson, is on the Anne Sofie von Otter album For the Stars. They performed with Green Day. "Alison", "No Action", "Basket Case" and "Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)" were some of the songs they played. The studio album The River in Reverse was produced by <mask> after he performed with Allen Toussaint in New York City. <mask> and Toussaint had a collaborative history that began with a couple of scattered album tracks in the 1980s and continued with the production of The River in Reverse.In the Decades Rock TV special, <mask> and Apple performed

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texts: together. Both Apple and <mask> performed their songs. The song "Fairly Right" was written by <mask> and Bajofondo for the album Mar Dulce. Fall Out Boy collaborated with <mask> on a song from their 2008 album. The song "Carpetbaggers" was written by Jenny Lewis. In November 2009, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band performed a song called "(Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) and Higher" for a crowd at the Madison Square Garden. Ghost Brothers of Darkland County was a collaboration between rock singer John Mellencamp and novelist Stephen King.In February 2010, <mask> appeared in the live cinecast of Garrison Keillor's Prairie Home Companion, singing some of his own songs, and participating in many of the show's other musical and acting performances. He played the song "Pump it Up" with the odds before the start of a game in British Columbia. He added backing vocals to Diana Krall's 11th studio album, Glad Rag Doll. He played during the Apple September event after the introduction of the 5C and 5S at Town Hall. He sang on the song "Funny Little Tragedy" on Gov't Mule's album Shout! Lost on the River: The New Basement Tapes was recorded in March of 2014). He performs with a friend.Paul McCartney, Madness, Tony Bennett, Allen Toussaint, T Bone


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texts: Burnett, Lucinda Williams, Johnny Cash, Kid Rock, Lee Konitz, Brian Eno, and Rubén Blades have all worked with <mask>. The works of others are often championed by <mask>. A summary of what a perfect weekend of music would be is one of the pieces he has written. He covered "Ripple", "It Must Have Been the Roses", "Ship of Fools", and "Friend of the Devil" in concert. He collaborated with Bacharach to honor his place in pop music history. Stax Records had singers like Brian Wilson, Wanda Jackson and Ron Sexsmith. He has interviewed one of his own influences, and appeared on the release A tribute to Joni Mitchell performing "Edith and the Kingpin".The title track of Weird Nightmare was performed by him. He performed the Lowe song "Egypt" on the Nick Lowe tribute album Labour of Love. Sexsmith's debut album was championed by him in 1995 and he even appeared on the cover of the album. He was ranked by Rolling Stone in 2004. They have a list of the 100 greatest artists of all time. In 2012 a new version of the Beatles' Sgt. Pepper was created by Sir Peter Blake and he selected British cultural icons such as <mask> to be in it. To mark his 80th birthday, Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album cover was chosen to celebrate the British cultural

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texts: figures of his life that he most admires."I always dreamed that I might one day stand in the boots of Albert Stubbins, the footballer who appeared in the original artwork," said <mask>. The Elvis Costello Songbook, Almost You: The Songs of <mask> Costello, and Davis Does Elvis are all tribute albums. Almost Blue (1981), Imperial Bedroom (1981), Punch the Clock (1981), King of America (1981), Blood & Chocolate (1981), Spike (1989), Brutal Youth (1994), Kojak Variety (1995), All This Useless Beauty (1995), North (1995), Il Sogno (2004). The Juliet Letters, Jake's Progress, Deep Dead Blue, and For the Stars were all directed by Richard Harvey. The song "Crawling to the U.S.A." is on the soundtrack of the film. The Bullshitters, a movie made by members of the comedy troupe The Comic Strip, first aired on Channel 4 in 1985 as "Rosco de Ville". "Town Called Big Nothing" is a song on the soundtrack of the film.As a barman in Spice World, as well as in Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me, he was on The Larry Sanders Show. As a younger version of himself in 200 Cigarettes 2001 as himself performing "Fly Me to the Moon" on the series finale of 3rd Rock from the Sun 2002 as himself on the episode "How I Spent My Strummer Vacation" of The Simpsons

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texts: 2003 as Ben on Frasier. He was in Two and a Half Men Season 2, Episode 1 as well as before the music died and putting the river in reverse. He was on the 30 Rock episode "Kidney Now!" in 2009. In Pete the Cat, as Pete's Dad, he appeared in the film of the same name and on its soundtrack album. The film Until the end of the World has a cover of the Kinks song "Days" on its soundtrack album. "My Dark Life" is a song on the album Songs in the Key of X."God Give Me Strength" is a song on the soundtrack of Grace of My Heart. The song was nominated for a Satellite Award. "My Mood Swings" is on the soundtrack of The Big Lebowski. "I Throw My Toys Around" is a song on the soundtrack of The Rugrats Movie. "She", a cover of the Charles Aznavour song, is on the soundtrack of the film. The song reached the top of the charts. The UK Singles Chart has 19 on it.The soundtrack of the film Cold Mountain contains the song "The Scarlet Tide", written by <mask> and T-Bone Burnett and performed by Alison Krauss. There are two nominations for Best Original Song and Best Song Written forVisual Media. In Only You, "I Want You" appears twice. 1980: A Singing Dictionary sheet music 1983: sheet music memoir References "Profiles: Brilliant Mistakes," The New


title: Elvis Costello

texts: Yorker. 86, no. pp. 35 (8 November 2010)48–59. James E<mask> <mask> is a bio-bibliographer. Greenwood Press was published in 1998. There are external links to the Official Elvis Costello Lost Highway Records Artist Page and the Elvis Costello

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title: Rollie Hemsley

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texts: age of 40 after only playing two games in the 1947 season.Hemsley was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He had a good career fielding percentage. Hemsley led American League catchers in assists twice, once in fielding percentage, once in base runners caught stealing and once in range factor. Hemsley was kicked off four different clubs because of his drinking problem. Hemsley attended AA meetings to help him sober up. He was the first AA member to break their anonymity when he revealed his membership to the press. One of the first developments to raise questions and concern about personal anonymity in the organization was Hemsley's anonymity break.<mask> had a real estate office in Langley Park, Maryland, and was a coach for the Philadelphia Athletics and Washington Senators. The Columbus Red Birds pilot was selected Minor League Manager of the Year by The Sporting News. He died of a heart attack at the age of


title: Anouk Aimée

texts: <mask>, also known as Nicole Franoise Florence Dreyfus, is a French film actress who has appeared in 70 films since 1947. She studied acting and dance in her early years. She made films in Spain, Great Britain, Italy and Germany, along with some American productions. She was considered a "rising star who exploded" onto the film world with her films. She acted in Fellini's 812 (1963), Jacques Demy's Lola (1961), George Cukor's Justine (1969), Bernardo Bertolucci's Tragedy of a Ridiculous Man (1981), and Robert Altman's prt  Porter (1994). She was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actress for her role in A Man and a Woman. The film revived the lush on-screen romance in an era of skepticism, and brought her international fame.She won an award for her performance in Marco Bellocchio's film A Leap in the Dark. In 2002 she received an award from France. According to a 1995 poll, Aimée was one of the most sexy stars in film history. She has portrayed a fatale with a melancholy aura. "After each picture her enigmatic beauty lingered in the memories of her audience, and she was called the Left Bank's most beautiful resident," Life magazine said in the 1960s. Aimée was born in Paris to actors Henri Murray and Genevive Sorya. She has never been confirmed to be related to Captain Alfred Dreyfus according to one historian.Her mother was Catholic while her father was Jewish. She converted to Judaism as an adult after being raised Catholic. She attended schools in Paris, cole de Barbezieux, Pensionnat de Bandol, and the Institute de Megve. She studied theatre and dance in England after graduating from school, but left before taking final exams. At the age of fourteen, Franoise Dreyfus made her film debut in the role of <mask> in La Maison sous la mer, and she kept the name Career Aimée. She was suggested to take the symbolic last name Aimée, which would forever associate her with her screen roles, by Jacques

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title: Anouk Aimée

texts: Prévert in Les amants de Vérone. "Beloved" is what it means in French.Among her films were Astruc's Le Rideau Cramoisi, Fellini's 812 and Demy's Lola. Aimée has an aura of disturbing and mysterious beauty that has earned her the status of "one of the hundred sexiest stars in film history," according to a 1995 book. She has been compared to another woman because of her features. Aimée's films established her as an ethereal, sensitive and fragile beauty with a tendency to tragic destinies or restrained suffering according to film historian Ginette Vincendeau. She was able to achieve success in her early films because of her abilities as an actress and her face's "fine lines, expression of elation and a suggestive gaze." At 15, mile made a portrait of her holding a kitten on the set of La Fleur de l'ge. Pot-Bouille, Les Amants de Montparnasse, and The Lovers of Montparnasse were some of the films she made.Aimée's films have been made in Spain, Great Britain, Italy and Germany. She received worldwide attention in two films. During the first half of the 1960s, she made films for a number of Italian directors. Dave Thompson describes Aimée as a "rising star who exploded onto the film world." He says that Aimée's dream of being an actress like her idols, as a teenager, was a result of the film. The film A Man and a Woman was directed by Claude Lelouch. The film, starring Aimée and Jean-Louis Trintignant, won two Oscars, including Best Foreign Language Film, due to its excellent acting and beautiful musical score.With her subtle portrayal of the hero,Aimée seemed to create a new kind of femme fatale. Muller says, "whether one likes the film or not, it's still hard for anyone to resist the melancholy aura of <mask> Aimée." She would continue to play that role in many of her subsequent films. She starred in the American film production of Justine in 1969 with Dirk Bogarde. The film contained nudity, with one


title: Anouk Aimée

texts: writer observing, "Anouk is always flawless, oozing the sexy, detached air of the elite." Anouk's naked perfection will destroy you when she drops these trappings. The film was a critical and box-office disaster.Dirk Bogarde, who had known Aimée since she was fifteen, spoke to Eve Arnold, who was assigned to photograph and write a story about Aimée. He said that she is never so happy as when she is miserable between love affairs. Aimée talked about her role in the film. Justine was a Jew. One of their talks was about a movie called La Brava, which was supposed to be made in 1984 but never got made. It would play better if he were in love with a younger girl than with the older woman. Where are you going to find an older woman?He asked. He felt that she was too obvious. He told his producer that he could fall in love with Aimée after meeting her in Paris. I met <mask> Aimée over the weekend. She looks great. "Come on, get on the phone, say hello to her," he begged his producer. It's great to listen to her voice.Robert Altman wanted to use Aimée in a film about a woman who was a Holocaust survivor returning after the war. According to Altman, she loved the script. In 2002, she received an award from France's national film award, and in 2003 she received an award from the Berlin International Film Festival. She was called "the Left Bank's most beautiful resident" by Life magazine in the 1960s. The Cinemania film festival paid tribute to Aimée's career. <mask> and Jean-Louis Trintignant will reprise their roles in A Man and a Woman: 20 Years Later. The Best Years of a Life was shown out of competition.Aimée has been married and divorced four times. She has a child from her second marriage. There are links to selected filmography on AIME Anouk International Who's Who. On 1 September 2006 Sandy Flitterman-Lewis, <mask> <mask>, Jewish Women Encyclopedia Photographs and literature video 1932 births. Paul

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title: Dianne Pilkington

texts: <mask> is an English theatre actress and singer. <mask> was born in Wigan. She graduated from the school with the Principal's Award. On October 10, 2010, <mask> married Claude Pelletier. On December 26, 2012 Pilkington gave birth to their son, Hugo. The couple married again in September 2020. When she joined the West End production of Les Misérables in 1997 she understudied the role of Fantine.After starring in Les Misérables, she went on tour with the show before it appeared at the Savoy. The production ran in the West End for 10 weeks. While training at GSA, she played the role of Mrs Lovett in a production of Sweeney Todd at the Bridewell Theatre. The Beautiful Game was part of the original London cast. She played the role of the Protestant girl while understudying the role of Bernadette. In Boy George's musical Taboo, Pilkington originated the role of Kim. She was with Boy George at the Royal Albert Hall.<mask> joined the UK touring production of Beauty and the Beast in 2002. She stayed with the production into 2003 In 2003 <mask> reprised her role as Mary in Rod Stewart's musical Tonight's the Night at the Victoria Palace Theatre. The leading role in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was played by <mask>. In 2005, <mask> starred in The Far Pavilions. The role of Grizabella was played by <mask> in Cats. Pilkington met her husband while on tour.<mask> joined the West End production of Wicked after leaving the Cats tour. She became

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texts: three years, <mask> left the show and was replaced by Linzi Hateley. She was in the musical Whisper House at The Other Palace.In August of last year, <mask> played Elizabeth Benning in the London production of Young Frankenstein, which opened at Theatre Royal, Newcastle and then moved to the Garrick Theatre. The title role in Helen of Troy, directed by Des McAnuff, is one of the musical workshops that <mask> has undertaken. Andrew Lloyd Webber's new musical Love Never Dies has a song called 'Meg'. The workshop of the new musical was based on Pride and Prejudice. <mask> will play Miss in Disney's musical adaptation of the 1971 film "Bedknobs and Broomsticks". There is a price. On August 14, 2021, she will perform in the UK.The final version of The Wolfman did not include a scene for <mask>, who was supposed to play a Blind Opera Singer. The scene was included in the Director's Cut DVD version. In July of 2012 it was announced that <mask> would be starring in the movie. In the Master of the House scene, <mask> played Inn Whore 1 opposite Bonham Carter and Cohen. Kerry Ellis is in the same scene as her. The Weakest Link was aired in the West End on December 31, 2008. It was a respectable 4th place for Pilkington.She appeared on Britain's Got Talent, This Morning, and The Alan Titchmarsh Show talking about reality TV shows such as Over The Rainbow. At the 2008 Theatregoer's Choice Awards, she was nominated in the "best takeover role"

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title: Princess Marina of Greece and Denmark

texts: Princess <mask> was a Greek princess by birth and a British princess by marriage. She was a granddaughter of King George I and Queen Olga of Greece and a daughter of Prince Nicholas of Greece. Princess <mask> was married to Prince George, Duke of Kent, in 1934. They had three children. The Princess lost her husband in a plane crash in 1942. She was involved in many royal engagements in the later part of her life. Princess <mask> was born on December 13, 1906 in Athens, Greece, to George I of Greece.She was the third and youngest daughter of Prince Nicholas and Elena Vladimirovna of Russia. Her father was the third son of George I of Greece and Queen Olga, while her mother was the only daughter of Grand Duke <mask> and Grand Duchess Maria Pavlovna of Russia. Her mother was a granddaughter of <mask> of Russia, while her father was a grandson of Christian IX of Danes. Princess <mask> had two older sisters. Princess Olga was married to Prince Paul of Yugoslavia. Paul was the Prince Regent of Yugoslavia from 1934 to 1941. Princess Elizabeth was married to Carl Theodor in 1934.Prince Andrew was the father of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, making <mask> and her sisters Philip's first cousins. <mask> lived with her parents and grandparents in Greece. Along with her sisters, she was raised to be religious and was encouraged by her grandmother. During the summer months, <mask>'s family traveled outside of Greece. After Edward VII's death, her first recorded visit to Britain was in 1910. She met her future mother-in-law, Queen Mary, who treated <mask> and her sisters like her own children. After the overthrow of the Greek monarchy, the royal family was forced into exile.The Princess lived with her extended family throughout Europe. Princess <mask> and Prince George were married in London in 1932. August 1934 was when their betrothal was announced. The Duke of Kent was created by Prince George. On November 29, 1934, they were married. It had been more than ten years since the last royal wedding with Prince Albert, Duke of York and Lady Elizabeth

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title: Princess Marina of Greece and Denmark

texts: Bowes-Lyon. The control room for the royal wedding of Prince George and Princess <mask> was located underneath the tomb of the Unknown Warrior.Loudspeakers allowed spectators from outside the Abbey to hear the proceedings of the service. The private chapel at Buckingham Palace was converted into an Orthodox chapel for the Greek ceremony after the wedding. The most recent occasion in which a princess from another royal family married into the British royal family was the wedding. Edward Molyneux worked with <mask> before designing the wedding dress. The dress was made from white silk and silver lamé brocade. Her husband's cousins were Princess Elizabeth of York and her husband's first cousin, Grand Duke Kira Kirillovna of Russia. The Duke of Kent and Princess <mask> received a gift from the Royal School of Needlework.The Duke and Duchess lived in 3 Belgrave Square, close to Buckingham Palace. She became a patroness of several organizations, including the Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Hospital, the Women's Hospital Fund, and the Central School of Speech and Drama. She would support these charities and institutions for the rest of her life. She became very close to her mother-in-law, Queen Mary, who she would usually spend time with while her husband was away. They had three children: Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, who was married on 8 June 1961. They have three children. The Princess was married to the Hon. in December 1936.The 12th Earl of <mask> Coke's son was born on April 24, 1963. They had two children. Baroness Marie Christine von Reibnitz married Prince Michael of Kent on June 30, 1978. They have two children. On August 25, 1942, the Duke of Kent was killed in an airplane crash at Eagles Rock, near Dunbeath, Caithness, Scotland, while on active service with the Royal Air Force. The only war widow in Britain's estate was forced to pay death duties, according to a royal biographer. <mask> joined the civil nurse reserve and was trained as a nurse under the name "Sister Kay" during World War II.After her husband's death, the Duchess of Kent

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title: Princess Marina of Greece and Denmark

texts: continued to be an active member of the British Royal Family, carrying out a wide range of royal and official engagements. She was president of the Wimbledon All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club for 26 years. She was the president of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution from 1943 until her death in 1967, and was awarded the gold medal by the RNLI in 1967. Prince Philip married her niece, the future Queen Elizabeth II, in 1947. Princess <mask> went to Greece and Italy in 1947. The foundation stone of the new St Mark's Church was laid in June of 1952. The foundation stone of the Cathedral of St Thomas in Kuching was laid by the Duchess in 1952.She opened the outpatient department of the Lau Kheng Howe Hospital after visiting the Batu Lintang camp, a Japanese internment camp converted to a teacher training college during World War II. The Duke of Kent was appointed to represent the Queen at the independence celebrations on the Gold Coast. The Queen appointed her son, Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, to represent her at the 50th anniversary of Ghana's independence. <mask> and the Princess of Monaco were part of the International Best Dressed List Hall of Fame in 1960. The Princess opened a bridge in Australia in 1964. The Princess was appointed to represent the Queen at the celebrations when the British Protectorate of Bechuanaland became the new Republic of Botswana. The main public hospital in Gaborone is called the Princess Marina Hospital.She was the Chancellor of the University of Kent from 1963 until her death from a brain tumour at the age of 61. The Princess was laid to rest at the St. George's Chapel. She was buried in Frogmore. Her brother-in-law attended her funeral. The Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund at Rustington is one of the facilities that Legacy Princess <mask> gave her name to. There are Princess <mask> Hospitals in Northamptonshire, Gaborone, and Rickmansworth. The Kinks recorded "She's Bought a Hat Like Princess <mask>" for their 1969 album Arthur.Ray Davies wrote the song. The season 2 finale of The Crown featured

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title: Kurt H. Debus

texts: The first director of NASA's Launch Operations Center was a German-born American named <mask>. The design, development, construction and operation of NASA's launch facilities were directed by <mask>. As part of the Apollo Moon landing program, 13 launches of the Saturn V rocket were conducted under him. During the interwar period, <mask> received all his academic education and credentials in Germany. He obtained his initial and advanced degrees in electrical engineering. While studying for his master's degree, he was a graduate assistant on the electrical engineering faculty. He was an assistant professor at the university after obtaining his engineering doctorate in 1939.During World War II, <mask> was a member of the Nazi Party and joined the SA in 1933. <mask> was appointed by <mask> as the V-weapons flight test director and was actively engaged in the rocket research program at Peenemnde and the development of the V-2 rocket. At the end of the war, <mask> and a small group of V-2 engineers led by Wernher von Braun's brother sought out the American 44th Infantry Division near Schattwald. <mask> and the rest of the Peenemnde scientists were taken into custody by the U.S. Army. A series of V-2 test launches from an abandoned German naval gun range near Cuxhaven, Germany, in October 1945, was served as both a technical and diplomatic liaison by <mask>. In late 1945, <mask> was transferred to Fort Bliss, Texas, under contract as a "special employee" of the U.S. Army. More than 1,600 German scientists, engineers, and technicians were brought to the U.S. for government employment after the end of World War II in Europe.He was the deputy director at the Guidance and Control Branch until December 1948, when he was promoted to assistant technical director. The arsenal became the focal point of the Army's rocket and space projects, and larger rockets were launched first from White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico. von Braun was the chairman of

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title: Kurt H. Debus

texts: the Development Board and <mask> was the supervisor of the Guided Missile Branch. The team was reorganized and renamed the Ordnance Guided Missile Center. The Redstone missile program was taking shape by November 1951. Von Braun named <mask> to lead the Experimental Missiles Firing Branch. The first U.S. missiles carrying atomic warheads were launched during a series of tests.<mask> was in charge of the development and construction of rocket launch facilities for the Redstone, Jupiter, Jupiter-C, Juno and Pershing military configurations. He was transferred from the Army to NASA. The design, development and construction of NASA's launch facilities at the north end of Cape Canaveral was directed by <mask>. On July 1, 1962, the Florida launch facility at Cape Canaveral was officially designated as NASA's Launch Operations Center, and <mask> was named its first director. He assumed the additional title of Kennedy Space Center's director of launch operations until 1966 when he was replaced by Rocco Petrone. The Free World's Moonport was built by NASA and its team of contractors under <mask>' leadership, as well as tested and launched the Saturn family of rockets for the Apollo and Skylab programs. <mask> retired in 1974.The <mask> family had two daughters in Germany while they were still married to Irmgard Brueckmann. The Kurt Debus Conference Center is located at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex and is named after <mask>. In 1969 <mask> was in the National Space Hall of Fame. The National Space Club of Florida has presented its annual Debus Award to recognize significant achievements in Florida, including individuals associated with launch vehicles, spacecraft operations, ground support services, range activities, space education and spaceport research and development. Each year the National Space Club in Washington, D.C. gives an award to an individual in the space field. The Father of Kennedy Space Center was Dr. <mask>.

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title: Julian Casablancas

texts: The lead vocalist and primary writer of rock band The Strokes,<mask> was born on August 23, 1978 and has released six studio albums since their founding in 1998. Casablancas released a solo album in 2009. He founded the independent record label Cult Records, which has representation of artists such as The Growlers, Rey Pila, and Karen O. He is the leader of the experimental rock band The Voidz. The band released two albums. The son of a businessman and a model was born in New York City in 1978 and later became an artist. Casablancas' parents divorced when he was eight.He once stated that he wanted to be closer to his father. Sam Adoquei, a painter from West Africa, exposed Casablancas to music such as The Doors, which was markedly different from the mostly Phil Collins-influenced music he listened to as a child. He has several half-siblings, including an elder sister from his father's first marriage, and three other siblings from his father's third marriage. Casablancas and Fraiture attended a bilingual school in New York and met when they were six years old. His father sent him to a boarding school in Switzerland where he met a future Strokes guitarist. He attended New York's Dwight School with two other future Strokes bandmates: guitarist Nick Valensi and drummer Fabrizio Moretti. He never finished high school, but took a GED and continued to take music classes at Five Towns College, which he said was the first time he enjoyed himself in class.After meeting future guitarist Nick Valensi and drummer Fab Moretti, the three began to play music together. He reconnected with the guitarist when he moved to New York. The band was formed in 1998 with Casablancas as the lead vocalist and Fraiture as the bass player. "Alone, Together", "Barely Legal", "Last Nite", "The Modern Age", "New York City Cops", "Soma", "Someday", "Take It or Leave It" were


title: Julian Casablancas

texts: the album.He said he would've gone weirder with the music, but he wanted to be smart. I didn't want people to dismiss the album. I worked too hard for that to happen. I wanted to bridge the gap between traditional and modern music. A private party was held for the fashion brand Opening Ceremony in Tokyo, Japan. Casablancas performed a series of shows at The Downtown Palace Theatre in Los Angeles with his live band, The Sick Six, to celebrate the release of the EP. Jeff Kite is a member of The Sick Six.The Sick Six toured with Casablancas in Europe, the United States, Australia and Japan. The original song "I Like the Night" was composed by Casablancas as part of his endorsement deal. On September 1, 2011, the television commercial featuring <mask> aired in France. Between May 2016 and February 2017, Casablancas hosted a monthly music show called Culture Void, where he shared music across genres. The Voidz was formed in 2013. Along with Casablancas as lead vocalist, the band consists of Jeramy "Beardo" Gritter and Amir Yaghmai on guitar, Jacob " Jake" Bercovici on bass, Alex Carapetis on drums and percussion, and Jeff Kite on keyboard. Wanting to earn a greater sense of respect as a band, the band officially changed their name from "<mask>s + The Voidz" to simply "The Voidz".During the tour, he performed with Carapetis and Kite. Casablancas met Gritter and Bercovici through Carapetis. After playing music for several years with Yaghmai, Bercovici connected him to Casablancas, forming what is now known as The Voidz. The Voidz aim to bridge the gap between music that is both aggressive and complex, even though the band's sound has not always been well received. They both want to represent things unseen and explore music from the margins. Casablancas claims to be more interested in "the in between notes" than the traditional seven note scale of

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texts: "I wish it was Christmas today" is a festive song based on a Saturday Night Live skit. On December 21, 2009, Casablancas performed the song live on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. He appeared in the 100th Digital Short. Casablancas contributed the lyrics, lead and backing vocals, and guitar solo to the song "Little Girl" on the 2010 album, Dark Night of the Soul. He contributed to the song "Forrest Gump" on Digitalism's sophomore album I Love You, dude.Casablancas contributed a 30-second recording with him on guitar via email, after the electronica duo initiated a collaboration with him. The title track of the Buddy Holly tribute album, Rave On Buddy Holly, was sung by Casablancas. Venus in Furs, Run Run Run and White Light White Heat were recorded by Casablancas for The Velvet Underground and Lou Reed's song White Light White Heat was recorded for the television series, Vinyl. The soundtrack to the series was released by Atlantic Records. Casablancas contributed lyrics, vocals, and a guitar solo to a song on the Random Access Memories album. Casablancas was one of the co-recipients of the award for album of the year. Casablancas worked on a song with Jehnny Beth.The collaboration will be a cover of a 1983 duet by Sort Sol and Lydia Lunch. The music video was directed by Warren Fu. The 7" was released on December 18, 2015. Casablancas wrote the song "Youth Without Love" for Har Mar Superstar's 2016 album Best Summer Ever, and is featured on "No One There", a song by an Indian-born musician. Leftver Crack's album, Constructs of the State, featured an appearance by <mask>. His vocals can be heard on a song. The song is sung by both Casablancas and Leftver Crack.In 2009, Casablancas founded Cult Records, a creative imprint for his solo album. There is representation and product management, physical distribution across multiple territories, digital


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texts: distribution through AWAL, marketing and sync licensing services provided by the label. The Growlers, Har Mar Superstar, Songhoy Blues, Rey Pila, Karen O, Promiseland, The Strokes, and Cerebral Ballzy are all represented by Cult. The Virgins, Reputante, Exclamation Pony, and Nelson London have all been released by the label. Rey Pila's album was co-produced by Casablancas. A new album by The Growlers was announced by Cult Records. The album, later known as City Club, was produced by Casablancas.Casablancas cites The Doors as one of his earliest musical influences, though he states that he was influenced by their musical style rather than their public image. Lou Reed of The Velvet Underground has been cited as a major influence on his lyrics and singing style. He stated in a Rolling Stone interview that the way Lou Reed wrote and sang about drugs and sex, about the people around him, was so matter-of-fact. He could be romantic in the way he portrayed these crazy situations, but he was also real. It was poetry and journalism. Pearl Jam's song "Yellow Ledbetter" is one of the reasons he started making music. Stevie Wonder was named a composer with a "next level mind" by several of his Voidz bandmates.Alex Turner of the Arctic Monkeys is an example of a musician who was inspired by Casablancas. The song "But <mask>, I'm a Little Bit Older Than You" from her debut solo album America's Sweetheart was written about Casablancas. Juliet was the assistant manager of The Strokes at the time Casablancas married her. Cal was born in January 2010. On March 27, 2015, their second son, Zephyr, was born. The couple separated in 2019. Casablancas stated that he was once "hungover for five years" during his drinking days.He is a lifelong fan of the New York Mets and claims the New York Jets' selection of Sam Darnold over Josh Allen inspired him to quit sports.


title: Robert Winthrop (banker)

texts: <mask> was a wealthy businessman in New York City. On April 18, 1833, the family of Winthrop was born. He was the son of Georgianna and <mask>. <mask> was the brother of him. He was a descendant of three colonial governors. <mask> began his career with J.&A in the cotton and sugar business. Dennistoun Wood.He joined the firm of Read, & Drexel. He was admitted to the New York Stock Exchange. He became a third owner of the firm in 1863. The firm was successful during the 1860s. The New York branch was making between $300,000 and $350,000 per year. The Robert Winthrop & Company was established after the dissolution of the Drexel brothers' company due to their desire to do more European investing. The company grew into an important family banking enterprise over the next twenty years.The company would remain in the family for a hundred years. The successor firm of Robert Winthrop & Company was sold to Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette for one million shares of stock in 1977. Credit Suisse became part of DLJ. <mask> was close to his father-in-law. The Manhattan Gas Light Company was owned by the <mask> and Mrs. <mask>. They owned 1,320 shares of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad. In 1870, he was a director of The Manhattan Coal Company.The extent of the family's wealth would be revealed during the Pujo Committee investigations. The National Bank of Commerce of New York was the sixth largest shareholder in the National City Bank of New York, according to a report issued in 1913. The nation's two

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title: Robert Winthrop (banker)

texts: largest banks were at the time. Beekman <mask> was a director of National City Bank and headed Robert Winthrop and Company from 1913 until 1939. <mask> was an original shareholder of the Real Estate Exchange and Auction Room in New York when he purchased $10,000 of the original $115,000 subscribed. Lloyd Aspinwall was one of the original shareholders. He was a Trustee of the New York Life Insurance and Trust Company.<mask> was a member of the Union, Knickerbocker, Riding, and Metropolitan Clubs. He was a business associate of Theodore Roosevelt, the father of the United States President. Beekman <mask>, the son of <mask>, would serve as Governor of Puerto Rico and Assistant Secretary of the Treasury during Roosevelt's Administration. On June 23, 1859, <mask> was married to Kate Wilson Taylor. She was the daughter of a man who was the president of National City Bank for 27 years. They had six children who lived to adulthood, including a Harvard graduate who did not marry. After his death in 1943, the Fogg Art Museum at Harvard University was bequeathed one of the largest and most valuable private art collections in the United States.She was married to the U.S. Senator Hamilton Fish. The man who married the woman in 1903 was Frederic Bayard <mask>. He married Sarah Barroll Thayer, the daughter of Nathaniel Thayer III, after her death. Albertina <mask> was married to a Dutch diplomat. From 1909 to 1913, Beekman <mask> was the Assistant Secretary of the Navy. He was married to Melza Wood.His funeral was

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title: Robert Winthrop (banker)

texts: held at Grace Church in Manhattan after he died at 38 East 37th Street in New York City. Through his daughter, he was the grandfather of U.S. The grandfather of the 9/11 Commission Chairman is a congressman. 2x great-grandfather of Minority Leader of the New Jersey Senate Thomas Kean. In 1968. The Kean family was able to survive in tough economic times because of the <mask>-Taylor fortune. During the Panic of 1907 and during the Great Depression, money was lent to the Kean's by the National State Bank of Elizabeth in order to recapitalize them.<mask> was the leader of Robert Winthrop & Company from 1939 until 1969 and was the majority partner upon its sale in 1977. <mask> was a gentleman farmer who oversaw his estate in Hamilton and Massachusetts. Grant Forbes <mask> is a partner at a private investment firm in New York City. <mask> was an uncle of the U.S. John F. Kerry was a senator. The cousins own a plantation in Allendale County, South Carolina. The land is a token of beautiful low country South Carolina and is currently being used for game management.New York University Press published "The Business Career of Moses Taylor" in 1976. "An Old Merchant's Death" was an obituary in The New York Times. "Reared in a Greenhouse" was published by Garland Publishing. The Rutgers University Press published "Governor Tom Kean". <mask>. Kean's " Fourscore Years" was published in 1974. "The New York Times," articles from the following dates: June 25, 1859; October 16, 1977; January 23, 1913; and December 4,

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title: Michael Lou Martin

texts: <mask> was a professor at Boston University. <mask> worked on the philosophy of science, law, and social science as well as the philosophy of religion. He was a member of the US Marine Corps in Korea. <mask> graduated from Arizona State University with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. He received an MA in philosophy from the University of Arizona in 1959 and a PhD in philosophy from Harvard University in 1962. He was an assistant professor at the University of Colorado before moving to Boston University. He spent his entire career at Boston University.On May 27, 2015, <mask> died at the age of 83. He is the author or editor of many books, including Atheism: A Philosophical Justification, The Case Against Christianity, Atheism, Morality, and Meaning, and The Impossibility of God. He wrote many reviews and articles for journals and magazines while he was on the editorial board of the philosophy journal Philo. <mask> accepts the responsibility of a rigorous defense of non belief as his "cross to bear" in his book, Atheism: A Philosophical Justification. My object isn't utopian. Good reasons for being an unbeliever are provided. I want to show that belief in God is not a rational position.I am aware that atheistic beliefs are not always based on reason. They should be because <mask> used the concepts of negative and positive atheism as proposed by Antony Flew. <mask> took part in a number of debates with Christian philosophers. In 1991 the founder of Georgia Skeptics and teacher of philosophy at Berry College gave a written

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texts: debate on the topic of "Is Non-Christian Thought Justifiable?" On October 26, 1994, <mask> agreed to participate in a debate with Greg Bahnsen at Rhodes College. Less than two weeks before the event was to have taken place, <mask> pulled out of the debate due to his objection to having the debate recorded. He had a debate with John Frame over the internet about <mask>'s 1996 article, "The Transcendental Argument for the Nonexistence of God".The internet debate over the existence of God was published as a book in 2000. <mask>, M., and Augustine, K. are from Academic Books. The case against life after death, Rowman and Littlefield is the myth of an afterlife. M. (Ed) was written by <mask>. Cambridge University Press published The Cambridge Companion to Atheism. <mask>, M., and Monnier, R. were translated into Portuguese, Finnish, and Croatian. The article is titled " (Eds.)They did it in (2006). There is an Improbability of God. There are Prometheus books. <mask>, M., and Monnier, R. The article is titled " (Eds.) There are1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 The existence of God.Prometheus Books is in Amherst, NY. M. <mask>. Atheism, morality and meaning are related. Prometheus Books is in Amherst, NY. Two people, P., and M., wrote about their

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texts: experiences in 2000. Ibd Press published Theism vs. Atheism: The Internet Debate. M. <mask>.Understanding is used in the social sciences. There are books in New Jersey. M. <mask>. Legal realism is American and Nordic. Peter Lang is in New York. <mask>, M., and McIntyre, L. wrote a book. There are readings in the philosophy of social science.The MIT Press is in Cambridge. M. <mask>. There is a case against Christianity. Temple University is in Philadelphia. M. <mask>. Atheism is a philosophy. Temple University is in Philadelphia.M. <mask>. A critical appraisal of the legal philosophy of H. L. A. Hart. Philadelphia: Temple University Press. M. <mask>. The University Press of America published essays on the philosophy of the social sciences. M. <mask>. Concepts of science education is a philosophy.Scott-Foresman is in Chicago. The authors are <mask>, M., and Foster, M. There is probability, confirmation and simplicity. Odyssey Press is in New York. The Big Domino in the Sky: And Other Atheistic Tales was published in 1996. There are various styles of short stories in this collection. Murder In Lecture Hall B is a fiction novel written by <mask> about a murder in the classroom of a philosophy professor who is interested in Religions and Atheism.There are 8 short plays written by <mask> that are available on his website. The Boston University Martin's page on infidels.org contains a number of his critiques of theism. philosophyofreligion.Info has a biography. The 20th century saw the deaths of American philosophers and philosophers of

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title: Madanna and Akkanna

texts: The Golkonda sultanate had two Brahmin brothers, <mask> and <mask>, who rose to prominence in the 17th century. They were appointed as ministers by Abul Hasan Qutb Shah. The majority of the Sultanate's population are Hindus. According to the Dutch India archives, the Golkonda Sultanate had control of the tax collection and the exchequer by the 1680s. Gijs Kruijtzer, a historian specializing in Deccan Sultanates, says that the <mask> and <mask> brothers can be seen as early "nationalists" seeking the welfare of their people and the general public. They can be seen as "communalists" who criticized the Muslim elites as exploitative who do not care about non-Muslims, who serve the interest of their holy land in Arabia, and seek personal gain. The two brothers spent the taxes they collected in Golconda on the "welfare of the public", which included furthering trade with the colonial Dutch, as well as restoring and building temples.Their rise to power and public priorities in the Golconda Sultanate became a folklore for Hindus. Aurangzeb sent his army to attack Golconda Sultanate. The brothers agreed to pay a large tribute to the Mughal empire in exchange for peace. The Golconda Sultanate was absorbed into the Mughal empire by Aurangzeb's son. The Mughal army beheaded <mask> and <mask>. Many monuments are named after the two brothers, who are popular among Hindus. They were the maternal aunts of Bhadrachala Ramadasu.<mask> and <mask> were born in the town of Hanamkonda in the district of Warangal. <mask> and Akkanna are popular forms of Akkarasu Bhan. The Smartas honor Shiva, Vishnu, and Surya. They may have belonged to one of the branches of the Brahmins, which is not to say that they didn't also have a family in the state. <mask> had a formal name and was proficient in several

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title: Madanna and Akkanna

texts: languages. There are several versions of <mask> and Akkanna history found in India. The variation is from which of the four sources one relies on and which one ignores: the Dutch East India Company records, the Muslim court historians, or the evolving Hindu folklore.Dutch merchants directly interacted with <mask>, <mask> and the Muslim elites of the Golconda Sultanate in the VOC records. The manuscripts were written 100 years after the death of the brothers. The records of the Muslim historians as well as the Hindu folklores are largely hearsay and they vary in their dates as well as details, reflecting the bias of their authors. According to the Indologist A.H. Longhurst, <mask> and <mask> became ministers in the reign of the Sultan of Golconda. Jizya religious tax was collected from Hindus. Qutb Shah had only three daughters. The three sons-in-law were chosen after he died.The next Sultan, Abul Hasan Qutb Shah, was helped by the <mask> and <mask> brothers. They were responsible for the entire tax collection and spending of the Sultanate. The power over the purse made them very powerful. <mask> is caricatured in a different way by the Muslim sources. He started his career as a clerk of Sayyid Muzaffar, who was a military general and of Persian origin. Sayyid Muzaffar was chosen as the Sultan's wazir. The Sultan was treated like an appendage by Sayyid Muzaffar.Upset, the Sultan quietly dismissed Muzaffar and replaced him with <mask> as his wazir. <mask> appointed <mask> as his military general over the Muslim army of Golconda, and his nephew Rustom as the chief of all horses. <mask> was appointed the prime minister by Tana Shah, who was a lowly employee. The Muslim elites and army despised him for over 10 years because he coopted power through guile and intrigue. Aiyangar

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title: Madanna and Akkanna

texts: states that this version is unlikely to be true because "suryaprakasha Rao" is not a title in either a Sultanate or a Hindu kingdom. It is unlikely that <mask> could have run an army of Muslims for 10 years when they hated him. alternate versions do not corroborate this version.The records at Advaita monasteries and those in the neighboring kingdoms are some of the Hindu sources. The western region of India was already under the control of the Maratha kingdom under Chhatrapati Shivaji, and he wanted to extend the Hindu kingdom into the north with a war with the Mughals, into the south by removing all Sultanates, and into the east by absorbing Golconda Rather than wage war, he chose to focus. The threat from the Mughal army in the north and the Maratha army in the west was something that Tana Shah was aware of. <mask> and <mask> were part of the court. As prime minister, <mask> assured a cooperative Hindu population in Golconda, increasing trade with new colonial powers, and an alliance with Shivaji in the west. The career of <mask> and <mask> was propelled by these circumstances.According to Maratha records, Tana Shah agreed to provide Shivaji with troops for a joint campaign in exchange for lands that were previously under the control of the larger Golconda Sultanate. The common element in the different versions is that <mask> and <mask> were influential in Golconda Sultanate until they were assassinated. According to the British record, <mask> was not a general of the Muslim army. He was appointed a Tarafdar (governor) for the Karnataka part of the Golconda Sultanate in 1675. The Brahmin brothers were criticized by the British for their demands to the British agents. There is no evidence that <mask> held the same title as "Mir Jumla" before their rise to power, something

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title: Madanna and Akkanna

texts: that is often assumed and repeated. The primary role and power of <mask> came from being Sultan's majmu'adar shahi, or "king's collector, bookkeeper".The miniature paintings of <mask> and Akkanna created in the 17th-century Golconda court, along with those of Tana Shah, identify the brothers as "chief bookkeepers", not wazir or a general. <mask>'s trade ships served the rising colonial era demand for international trade. <mask> and Akkanna started their careers in tax collection. Civil "revenue farming" made this system highly efficient. Jagirs were used in the Mughal Empire, but their system of administration was different. Muslim officers and elites were required to serve the emperor's demands in the Jagir system. The Mughal administration gave them the right to collect taxes and land revenue instead of paying them a salary.The Golconda Sultanate officials and Muslim elites were placed at the court on salary and given the right to collect taxes for a period of time in exchange for a lump sum upfront payment. Those with military power were separated from those with economic power. Brahmins were created to hold the power of the pen and the purse. <mask> and Akkanna separated the policing duty from the tax and economic administrators. The civil administration focused on tax collection and public services, while the police were paid directly by the treasury. Once again, they split the responsibilities, such that Muslims continued to dominate in the police roles, while newly created civil services enabled the Brahmins and Baniyas to enter into positions of financial administration, bookkeeping and administrative power. The priorities were set by <mask> and Akkanna.The taxes were used to build sarai and Hindu temples. They gave gifts to matha. <mask> and Akkanna were sponsors of

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title: Madanna and Akkanna

texts: classical Indian arts according to a manuscript. They financed a troupe of Yakshagana artists, who toured the Golconda Sultanate every year. The common thread is that they were brutally killed in 1685 by the Mughal forces under the command of Aurangzeb's son. The financial prosperity of the brothers brought them power, as well as making them a target of the Muslim elite in Golconda Sultanate. Muhammad Ibrahim, a general in the Golconda Sultanate army who defected to the Mughal Empire in 1683, was reached out to by the latter.Golconda Sultanate was attacked by Aurangzeb's army. The soldiers led by Shah 'Alam, the son of Aurangzeb, returned to Golconda after <mask> paid large tributes to the Mughal treasury. They killed <mask> and <mask>. The assassination was done with the knowledge of Abul Hasan Tana Shah. Their heads were sent back to Aurangzeb as trophies. The heads of <mask> and <mask> were sent to Aurangzeb's son because Tana Shah was unaware. In a third version, <mask> and <mask> were captured by the Mughal forces, dragged in the street in front of the public, and killed by an elephant, while <mask> was beheaded and the head was sent back to Aurangze.On the day the brothers were murdered, many Brahmins were hunted down and killed in various parts of the Golconda Sultanate, according to the Dutch India company records. The Sultan was arrested and placed in a prison after Aurangzeb dismissed him. The sultanate was part of the Mughal empire. By the 18th-century, the period led by <mask> and <mask> was remembered as a decade of golden age. The brothers are remembered as martyrs and administrators. The Akkanna Madanna Temple, caves and ruins are visible reminders of their activities as politicians and religious benefactors. Also see Akkanna Madanna Caves and Akkanna Madanna

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title: Vanity (singer)

texts: <mask> was a Canadian singer, songwriter, model, and actress. She was known for her sex symbol image in the 1980s and became an Evangelist in the 1990s. <mask> was the lead singer of Vanity 6 who had a hit song "Nasty Girl". She decided to start her own career in 1983. Wild Animal and Skin on Skin were two solo albums by <mask>. She had hits with "Pretty Mess", "Mechanical Emotion", " Under the Influence", and "Undress" from the 1988 film Action Jackson. <mask> starred in the films The Last Dragon, 52 Pick-Up, and Action Jackson.Matthews became a born again Christian in 1992 after years of drug abuse. She devoted herself to her church. Matthews passed away on February 15, 2016 at the age of 57. The daughter of Helga Senyk and Levia James Matthews was born on January 4, 1959. Her mother was of German-Jewish and Polish-Jewish descent and she was born in Germany, while her father was of African-American descent and was born in North Carolina. Matthews had many siblings, including two sisters and several half siblings. She was 15 years old when her father died.Matthews told Jet in 1993 that her father abused her. She had a negative self- image because of the abuse. He beat me badly for 15 years. I don't want to see my father in heaven. She said that he was in hell. Matthews began modeling in Toronto before moving to local beauty contests. She went on to compete for Miss Canada in 1978.She moved to New York City at a young age. She was signed by Zoli Model Agency. Because she was short, her modeling career was limited to commercials and photoshoots. <mask> was a model in Japan before appearing in commercials for Pearl Drops toothpaste. The movie Terror Train was filmed in Montreal in 1979. She went to Toronto to film the lead role in a movie. She was credited with the title D. D. Winters.Matthews

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title: Vanity (singer)

texts: appeared on the cover of a band's album in 1982. She met Prince at the American Music Awards. She was invited by Prince to front a girl group he had formed called the Hookers. Prince wanted to name her Vagina, but she refused so they chose Vanity, as he considered her to be the female form of himself. Vanity 6 was the group's new name. The single "Nasty Girl" was successful internationally, and the group recorded one album. Vanity's image became that of an erotic and sexy "nasty girl" because they wore lingerie.The whole Vanity Six image was created by Prince. I was bothered by it at the time. I said it was the image I wanted. He told me I had to do it. I wouldn't get paid if I didn't do it. I got into it. She said she wanted the old Diana Ross image.<mask> and Prince were on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine. Apollonia Kotero replaced her in the 1984 film Purple Rain after she left the group. <mask> recorded the album Wild Animal while he was a solo artist. She had two singles on the US pop and R&B charts. <mask>'s song "7th Heaven" was used in The Last Dragon. She wanted a role in The Color Purple, but Steven Spielberg thought she was too young. Her last album, Skin on Skin, produced the top 10 R&B hit " Under the Influence".She appeared in 52 Pick-Up and starred in Never Too Young to Die with John Stamos. <mask> was a guest on the third season of Miami Vice. She went on to co-star in the 1988 film Action Jackson, her highest profile role, in which she starred opposite Carl Weathers, Craig T. Nelson, and Sharon Stone. She was nude in the April 1988 issue of Playboy. <mask> was a part of many TV programs. She appeared in the episode "Mesmer's Bauble" in 1989. She played a villain who tortured Nancy Allen's character in the 1990 TV movie Memories of Murder and appeared in an episode of


title: Vanity (singer)

texts: Highlander: The Series in 1992.In 1993 she played a role in Kiss of Death. Matthews met Prince at the American Music Awards in 1982. Shortly after, Matthews and Prince began dating. She was romantically linked to Billy Idol, who wrote the song "Vanity" about her on his 1983 Strip album. On The Arsenio Hall show in 1987, Matthews announced that she and Sixx were engaged. She used to joke that she would become Vanity 6 again. In his memoir, The Heroin Diaries: A Year in the Life of a Shattered Rock Star, Sixx detailed their volatile relationship and drug use.He said that Vanity taught him how to use cocaine. Matthews married a football player on her first anniversary of sober living. When she read about Smith's philanthropic activities in Los Angeles, Matthews was an Evangelist in San Jose. She said the Lord told her to minister to him in L.A. She proposed to him three days after they met. They got married after a short time together. Smith's home is in Playa del Rey.Smith said that they argued because of her kind nature. Matthews would give out her number to homeless people if she invited them into her home. Smith and his wife ended their marriage in 1996. Smith was convicted of three murders after he was arrested for domestic violence. <mask> became a born-again Christian in 1992 and stated in several interviews that she wouldn't play any more sexualized roles. She reverted to her stage name, <mask>, after giving up her stage name. She traveled throughout the South with Benjamin Jimerson-Phillips, giving her testimony of conversion to Jesus Christ.Matthews was hospitalized for three months in 1994 for a drug overdose. Doctors told her she had three days to live after she was rushed to the hospital. Benjamin Jimerson-Phillips was by her bedside. He was the one who told Prince that she had been

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title: Odón Betanzos Palacios

texts: The Spanish poet, novelist, literary critic and professor, <mask>, died in 2007. In addition to being a Director and Corresponding Member of the Royal Spanish Academy, Odn was also a member of the Hispanic Society of America. He held the Commandery of the Order of Isabel the Catholic and the Civil Merit in the degree of Number granted by the King of Spain, as well as being president of the Hispanic Cultural Foundation in the United States. He received the Freedom Prize of the City of New York in 1986 and the medal of Christopher Columbus from the Dominican Republic in 1991. He was the president of the C.W.P.L. The President's Circle Latin American Writers and Poets is written in English. On September 16, 1925, <mask> was born in the province of Huelva, Andalusia, Spain.His mother was Caridad <mask> Urquijo, a descendant of a Basque family. Odn was 10 years old when his father was shot in the Spanish Civil War because he was accused of being a socialist. From an early age, he showed a great concern in learning so, he read everything that fell into his hands. From the time he began to study until high school ended, he earned honors. His home was overwhelmed by need and economic hardship. His mother had to leave their village to look for ways to rebuild their lives, but he couldn't stand it anymore. In August 1942, at the age of sixteen, he left his land and traveled alone to Madrid to look for work.He was forced to emigrate until he settled in New York City. He continued his studies in Madrid, but his life changed completely when he had to work in order to send money home and pay for his studies. If his work allowed, he had to complete the last three years of high school for free. It was difficult for a young man at his age to survive with a simultaneous work and study schedule. There were many jobs. The first thing he did was to

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title: Odón Betanzos Palacios

texts: keep the accounting of the furniture store, which was owned by a family friend of his mother, who was a good and fair man. Since he didn't make enough money by working at this job, he set up a stationery business with a Basque man, but the experience would be short because of the many difficulties involved in the business at the time.His first home was a modest pension in Fuencarral Street. Odon and his mother resided in the home of a sister of his mother's, after his mother decided to settle in Madrid with two of her five children. They had their own place to call home. Odon lost his job and became wrapped in a sea of confusion after the business disappeared with the death of the owner. He had to find a new job. The Merchant Navy career of Odon <mask> was to raise his family after he sailed the seven seas in the 1940s. While in Venezuela, he formed an import/export company with two Spanish friends.The deal didn't work because it needed more capital. Four months after moving to Venezuela, he met and became involved with the outstanding figures of the country. He settled in the New York City because the climate was not propitious, despite the favorable social environment. He received a master's degree in philosophy and a master's degree in literature when he was in this city. The City University of New York is located in New York. He did his PhD in philosophy at The City University of New York, graduate school. Entregarse por entero a la escritura, quien est herido no tiene solucin."Writing is like being bitten by a spider, he who is injured has no way out, there isn't any other recourse than to surrender himself entirely." The writer is known by the word and must be essential. He began his literary career in New York, where he settled in one of his trips along with a group of Spanish exiles who already lived there. He received


title: Raúl Héctor Castro

texts: <mask> was a Mexican American politician, diplomat and judge. <mask> was selected to be the U.S. ambassador. When he was appointed to the U.S., he held the position of Ambassador to El Salvador. Ambassador to South America. <mask> was elected as the 14th governor of Arizona in 1974 and resigned two years later to become the U.S. ambassador. Ambassador to Argentina. <mask> was a judge and a lawyer in Pima County, Arizona.He belonged to the Democratic Party. <mask> moved to the U.S. state of Arizona with his family in the late 19th century. After graduating from Northern Arizona University, he went to work for the U.S. Department of State as a foreign service clerk. He graduated from the University of Arizona College of Law after returning to Arizona to pursue a career as a lawyer. <mask> became a Pima County Superior Court Judge after serving as a deputy county attorney. Lyndon B. Johnson selected <mask> to become the U.S. ambassador. The ambassador was at the recommendation of the U.S.There was controversy over <mask>'s name being associated with the Cuban President. He was appointed to be the U.S. ambassador after four years. In 1969 he returned to Arizona to start a career in politics. <mask> ran for and won the Democratic nomination for Governor of Arizona in 1970, but lost to Jack Williams. <mask> defeated Russell Williams, a member of the Arizona Corporation Commission, by a thin margin in the 1974 election. <mask> was approached by Jimmy Carter to become U.S. president two years into his term. Governor of Arizona and Ambassador to Argentina.<mask> returned to Arizona to practice law after leaving his post as Ambassador in 1980. He was the oldest living former governor when he died at the age of 98. Ral <mask> was born in Sonora, Mexico in 1916. <mask>'s father was a deep sea diver in San Jose del Cabo, Baja California, and later a miner in

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texts: Cananea, and his mother was a third grade teacher. <mask>'s father was involved in a mine workers strike in Cananea and was sent to prison, but was later released as a political refugee to the United States. <mask> credits his first exposure to politics to his father reading to him from Mexican newspapers in order to be informed on current events. <mask>'s mother became a midwife in order to support her children after <mask>'s father died.The Fifteenth Street School, which was only for Mexican students, was where <mask> attended elementary school. <mask> was forced to learn English in order to avoid punishment from school teachers, despite the fact that Spanish was not allowed. <mask> competed in both track and field and football in high school. At the time of his high school graduation, <mask> was embarrassed that he didn't have a middle name, so he changed his name to <mask>. <mask> was discouraged from going to college by his high school principal because no one would hire a Mexican graduate on the border. <mask> attended Arizona State Teachers College in Flagstaff, which is now known as Northern Arizona University, despite being demoralized from attending college. The school had 475 students when he attended.<mask> worked his way up to become an assistant cook after he was required to wash dishes three times a week. He also taught a local sixth grade class. <mask> became a naturalized United States citizen at the age of 23 and returned to Douglas in order to pursue a teaching career. He was turned down for a job because he was a Mexican immigrant, so he hopped onto a freight train and started boxing, earning fifty dollars per fight. He decided to return to Douglas and work for the U.S. Department of State as a foreign service clerk in his native Sonora. He decided to attend the University of Arizona College of Law after a friend convinced him to

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title: Raúl Héctor Castro

texts: quit his job with the State Department. Due to a sudden opening at the University of Arizona, <mask> was forced to give up his job as a Spanish teacher in order to attend law school as the dean felt he wouldn't be able to dedicate himself to his studies.<mask> was admitted to the law school after the president of the university contacted the dean and convinced him to do so. <mask> was admitted to the Arizona Bar in 1949 after earning his Juris Doctor degree. He married his long-time girlfriend in 1959 and they had two daughters. Law career in the U.S. After earning his law degree from the University of Arizona, <mask> practiced law for two years in Tucson and later served as a deputy county attorney for Pima County, Arizona. Mo Udall, who was the county attorney at the time, gathered all of the deputy county attorneys to inform them of his choice for successor. <mask> decided to run for the position himself after walking out of the meeting because he was upset with the way Udall had selected his successor.<mask> is the first Mexican American to hold such a position in the state. He became a Pima County Superior Court Judge in the 1960's. <mask> received a call from Roy Elson, an aide to the U.S. government, after he became a Superior Court Judge. <mask> was offered a position as a United States Attorney. <mask> was not satisfied with his offer, as he felt he would be going backwards from being a Superior Court Judge, and also stated that he wanted to be a U.S. citizen. Instead of an ambassador. <mask>'s desire to be a U.S. was informed by Elson.President Lyndon B. Johnson was approached about appointing <mask>. Johnson was opposed to appointing <mask> due to the association of the name <mask> with that of Cuban President Fidel <mask> and his brother Ral <mask>. In the wake of the 1964 presidential election, Johnson requested that <mask> change his

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title: Raúl Héctor Castro

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