Written in 2006 by a Lehman graduate, Angel Dillemuth, this play has to do with Cain, a younger brother to Andrew who drew Cain into using drugs just because Andrew’s girlfriend, Marissa uses drugs. Well Cain got hooked to drugs and rehabilitation couldn’t stop him from going back to his old habits. Until he finally tried living reality and leaves off his imagination-- that he’ll never be a better person without drugs, Cain insists that he and his big brother will stay in the hood for the rest of their lives. The stage production made by Chaunice Chapman is a great reflection of a lower class family renting a one bedroom apartment during the new millennium, which transmits the lives of two brothers: the younger one is a drug addict and
Jim later dropped out of High School to work on celebrity impersonations. He later moved to Los Angeles to work as a celeb impersonator. In a place called The Comedy Store, were he first worked as an celeb impersonator, Jim had impressed a man named Rodney Dangerfield so much, that Dangerfield signed Jim up to do an opening act for and whole season for the veteran comic. While doing this, Jim met a women named Melissa Womer who he later married and they had a daughter named Jane Carrey. Later Jim and Melissa went through a dicvorce were after that, Jim met and married a women named Lauren
Abstract Chris Farley was born February 15, 1964 in Madison, Wisconsin. In addition to an ensemble role on Saturday Night Live, he became famous on the big screen through roles as the loveably misguided nut job. His films include Wayne's World, Beverly Hills Ninja, Billy Madison, Tommy Boy, and Black Sheep. In 1997, he died of an overdose of cocaine and morphine exacerbated by advanced heart disease. Chris had many problems growing up he thrived off of his peers laughter and enjoyment but his biggest priority was making his dad proud which caused him so much grief and psychological problems through his life.
The "J" initial was to imitate the frequently used middle initial of early heavyweight boxing champions such as James J. Corbett and James J. Jeffries. Joe Gould guided his new charge into his first professional match against Al Settle at Union City, New Jersey, in 1926. The fight went the scheduled four rounds and, because official boxing decisions were illegal in New Jersey and other states at the time, the fight was officially listed as a "no-decision". It was a dim start for Gould's new light heavyweight fighter, but Jimmy quickly showed promise in the next several months, he knocked out his next eleven opponents, eight of which happened in the first round. By the end of the year he was fighting regularly in New York City, where the big money opponents and
Scott Ramon Seguro Mescudi (Stage name, Kid Cudi) is a talented hip-hop/rap artist from Shaker Heights, Ohio (Kid Cudi biography). He began his rapping career writing songs toward the end of high school (Rovi). Mescudi attended most of his freshmen year of college to study film at the University of Toledo. He then decided to drop out of college so he could devote his full attention to his music career. Cudi’s music career took off after moving to Brooklyn and becoming a part of Fool’s Gold, a record label company (Rovi).
Went on to college he kept continuing to study music and attended Julliard to study classical piano, where got a music scholarship. After his graduation, Foxx spent his two years time from 1986 to 1988 studying at the United States International University which currently known as Alliant International University His love to music at last resulted in his first solo album "Peep This" released in 1994 before he in 1999 sang the theme song for his movie, "Any Given Sunday." Music aside, Foxx who was so talented in telling jokes that his teacher at the second grade used him as a reward, had built his career up only by becoming a stand up comedian. He got his first onstage performance in 1989 when a girl friend of his challenged him to do so. And so Foxx went to the Comedy Club and took an 'androgynous' name because he learned that women got preference for mike time on open stage nights.
Kevin had originally created and started up the Warped Tour in 1994, after being a part of the Lollapalooza festival for the previous three years. The first tour consisted of just a handful of his favorite Ska and Punk bands that grouped up on a few buses and began to tour. It was after this first year that Lyman began to rethink his touring concept, until the summer of ’95 where Vans Shoe Company approached him with the idea of a skating concert festival, hence the name “Van’s Warped Tour.” Lyman jumped at the opportunity to combine this idea with his own tour. This was the birth of the longest-running annual tour in North America. The crowds were nearly twice as large in 1996 than his original tour thanks to the sponsorship of Vans.
It is a style of dance where participants push or slam into each other. As I've been a fan of Joey Badass since he first came on the scene, I knew all of the songs he performed. He performed some songs from his first mixtape, 1999, such as "Funky Ho", "Survival Tactics" and ''Waves". In addition, he performed songs from Summer Knights, such as "Unorthodox'' and "95 Til' Infinity", which is a reference to 90's Golden Era group Souls Of Mischief and their album 93 Til' Infinity. I arrived at the venue in Shepherd's Bush quite early and saw the audience getting gradually more excited as the show approached its start.
Kobe was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and lived in the upper class suburbs on the outskirts of Philadelphia. His father was an NBA player himself for a couple of years until Kobe and his family moved to Italy so that his father could play professional basketball there. Kobe lived in Italy for a number of years until his family moved back to Philadelphia after Kobe’s’ father retired from the game of basketball. Unlike Jordan, Kobe was an instant starter as a freshman for his high school team and ended up winning a State Championship his senior year. Kobe was so good that he decided not to go to college and instead went straight to the NBA after his final year of high school.
The narrator is a high school algebra teacher making an attempt to be a model citizen living out the “American Dream” with his wife and their children. The narrator bought into the establishment, is veteran of the US Army, and gives out the perception that his life is in order and he has this act together. On the flipside, the narrator’s brother Sonny is a veteran of the Navy, but being veterans is all they seem to have in common. Sonny has lived his life numbing his the pain that causes him anguishes by wrapping himself in soothing blanket of heroin, using sweet China White to aid his music performances, evading the demons that continually haunted him. By comparison the narrator and Sonny’s initially appear to be very different in their ways.