The Most Famous Actress Born Each Year Between 1920-2006
By Ben Wittstein, Stacker News
AND Meagan Drillinger, Stacker News
On 5/23/21 at 8:00 AM EDT
Whether it be Judy Garland s timeless portrayal of Dorothy in 1939 s
The Wizard of Oz or Anya Taylor-Joy turning heads in the 2020 mastery of Beth Harmon in the Netflix adaptation of
The Queen s Gambit, film and television actresses have turned out performances with grace and talent time and time again.
While films and shows such as these will rightfully mark these women s places in history, it is not uncommon that the people they ve fashioned themselves into in real life are even more impressive than the characters they portray.
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Presented by Nancy Isenberg, Ph.D. The 35th Annual Portier Lecture: “White Trash: The 400-Year History of Class in America” Thursday, October 29, at 7:30, at Byrne Memorial Hall Spring Hill College – Mobile, Alabama Nancy Isenberg is the T. Harry Williams Professor of History at Louisiana State University. She is the author of Madison and Jefferson, 2010, with Andrew Burstein; Fallen Founder: The Life of Aaron Burr, 2007; and Sex and Citizenship in Antebellum America, 1998. The Portier Lecture is the annual history lecture, named in honor of Bishop Michael Portier, the first bishop of Mobile, who founded Spring Hill College in 1830. This event was sponsored by the Spring Hill College Department of History. This video was produced in association with the Department of Communication Arts. Produced by J.L. Stevens II
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The hit ITV sitcom Watching ran for nearly six years and won an army of fans, but did you know there was a co-star romance, Hollywood stardom and a showbiz snub for stars of the show?
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Stench of Zionist colonisation
What is going on in Jerusalem? Why the provocations? Moshé Machover looks behind the latest flare-up
of violence
The Zionist colonisation regime spreads a nauseating stench - literally. I am referring to an Israeli invention, appropriately named ‘Skunk’ and described as a “non-lethal weapon of mass control”. It is a liquid used by Israel’s armed forces on its colonial subjects as a means of crowd control as well as of collective punishment - jets of it are sprayed from special armoured vehicles in public spaces and into private homes. It is a smash-hit Israeli export, manufactured by the ‘left’-Zionist kibbutz, Beit-Alpha, and marketed to forces of repression (‘law enforcement’) around the world.
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