Born on June 7, 1917, Dean Martin is considered to be the coolest star of his time. Struggling in early life, Dean turned out to be a superstar with his movie At War With the Army, in which he acted with his friend Jerry Lewis. They, together, used to run an immensely popular comedy show by the name Martin and Lewis. After splitting his team with Lewis, he worked in The Young Lions, Some Came Running, Ocean's 11 and earned great appreciation. He also remembered for hosting one of the most successful TV series: The Dean Martin Show in history. He has acted in more than fifty movies and TV shows, altogether and entertained the audience for at least six decades of his career life. He was married three times with, Betty McDonald (1941-1949, 9 years),
Martin Luther King Jr. was a man of his time. He saw that segregation was wrong and decided to do something about it. He endured through hard times, all the while working to better the lives of others. With his help many people began to take a stand against the racial inequality and injustice against African Americans. He left a lasting impact and improved the lives of thousands living in America and changed the future for those yet to come.
Lewis graduated from Virginia State University with a degree in Economics and later graduated from Harvard Law School with his law degree. Upon graduation, Reginald accepted a position with the prestigious law firm Park, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison in New York City. His position in the corporate law department only held his interest for 2 years (1968-1970)…Lewis wanted to be on his own.
Joe DiMaggio only struck out 13 times out of 541 at bats in the season where he hit his 56 game hitting streak! You may heard of him because he hold one of the most unbeatable records. JOe was “the man” and a big time celebrity in his era. Joe is considered one of the best ballplayer in all of America’s pastime. He is also considered one of the most consistent hitters ever. I’m going to talk about Joe DiMaggio today. I’m going to answer and talk about, what made him want to do baseball, his “streak” and him on the Yankees, and the impact he left on the US. Joltin Joe took the whole world by awe, and hopefully you too.
Bill Cosby has always provided the world with fresh, clean, family comedy. His comedy albums often received Grammy honors. In the 1980’s, Bill Cosby had the nation’s top-rated TV series, The Cosby Show. The books he has written on the subject
Martin Luther should be Innovation's most influential person because he was a great public speaker. At Innovation Academy we present in front of the class a lot and sometimes the whole grade. He used repetition in his speeches, for example he said “I have a dream" and doing so, it helped get his point across so then the audience understood his main point. He practiced but, it took King a while to completely get comfortable with the content of his speech. He took the time to practice his speech and even though his speech was mostly improvised, he understood the topic very well. Another way King was a great public speaker was his pace at speaking. At first his speech started softly and at his own slow pace. After time, his pace and volume increased and it drew the audience’s attention to him, he then became confident. Martin Luther King Jr. should be Innovation’s most influential person because not only was he great at speaking, but he also helped and supported others.
Once in America, it was not hard for Arnold to earn action roles, even though he struggled with the English language. Producers still wanted him, just based on his look. One of his most famous early movies was Conan the Barbarian which hit box office gold in 1982 and thrust Arnold into the Hollywood spotlight. In 1984, he took on his most iconic role, The Terminator, a movie so successful there were many sequels. The Terminator movies, and a host of others, made Arnold the king of action movies in the 1980’s. Then he branched out to other roles, starring in comedies like Twins, Kindergarten Cop, and Junior. The success of those movies proved Arnold Schwarzenegger wasn’t just a body and an action star, he was a true actor who could take on all kinds of roles. By the year 2000 and the age of 53, he appeared in 20 movies as a lead role. Arnold had surpassed his dreams as a young
as Dustin Hoffman in Lenny (1974), Eric Roberts in Star 80 (1983) and Roy Scheider in
Fifty-five million people die each year and yet the number of people who get a grand memorial can be virtually counted on a few dozens of hands. An article in the New York Times made me wonder if memorials are not, perhaps, taken too literary and if, maybe, a memorial can be more than just a work of art or a bench “in the name of someone”.
Not long after this did Martin die at the age of 30 by a man named James Earl Ray. Martin made a huge impact on racism. He even stopped some of the segregated things going on such as the bus boycott. He won many awards including being the youngest man to win a nobel peace prize. He became a symbol of nonviolent protest for equal rights for blacks. Furthermore, he overcame his struggles in a peaceful manner.
1.Hook: Two men, one tall, elderly and magical and the other black, young and fierce have a lot more in common than you may think.
Do you know anything about Jackie Robinson? Well don’t worry, if you don’t I will explain to you. Jackie Robinson is an inspiration by entering the Major League Baseball and changing history. I think this because he made white players accept him and by changing segregation.
Five years later he became an actor assigned to a seven year contract with the Warner Brothers. He then relocated to Hollywood where he made around fifty movies. In 1947 Ronald Reagan was elected to be the president of the Screen Actors Gu...
He received the People’s Choice Award of Favourite Comedic Movie Actor because of films like “50 First Dates”, “Grown Ups”, “Just Go with It”, “That’s My Boy” and “Grown Ups 2”.
On August 28th, 1963, Martin Luther King Jr. gave one of the most notable speeches in American history, at the steps of the Lincoln Memorial. King started off his famous “I Have a Dream” speech by stating the impact it would have on America’s civil rights movement: “I am happy to join with you today in what will go down in history as the greatest demonstration for freedom in the history of our nation” (King 1). With knowledge of rhetoric and persuasion, King had a substantial impact on the civil rights movement. Martin Luther King Jr.’s use of ethos, pathos, and logos appeals enable King to persuade the audience to achieve equality.
starred in many of the war movies made at that time. By seeing so many