Betty White Accomplishments

It was the first time that Jennifer Lopez hosted the American Music Awards and as she did, the 46-year-old star simply nailed it. The actress impressed everyone not just with her stint but by wearing a jaw-dropping 10 outfits.

	Lucille Ball has made significant and positive contributions to the country with her comedy. Many consider her America's best female actress. Kathleen Brady, in fact, says, "Lucille Ball is one of the greatest performing artists America has produced" (ix). Throughout her career, Ball has not only been a comedienne, but also a superb businesswoman, an excellent role model, and has won numerous awards.

Condoleezza Rice was born in Birmingham, Alabama in 1954 and was the child of a teacher and Presbyterian minister. Most of Rice’s younger years were spent enclosed around racism. She graduated from the University of Denver and Notre Dame. Rice then became a professor of political science. At Stanford, Rice became the first African-American and first woman to serve as provost of the university.

Angela Davis achieved many great things in her life and now she is getting recognized by many people on International Women's Day. She had worked very hard to become the person that she is today. Angela is an American Politician activist, who then become an academic scholar and which then lead to her becoming an author who has had her book read by many people. She was always involved in many marches all over including the Black Panther Party, and the Civil Rights Movement. Davis has always been involved in all different types of activities which played a big role in her life. After she started to get involved she has started to have a higher interest in such political and more informational things.

On January 17, 1922, Betty Marion White was born an only child to homemaker Christine Tess and lighting company executive Horace Logan in Oak Park, Illinois. The family struggled considerably during the Great Depression, compelling White’s father to build and sell radios to earn extra income. As a teenager, Betty White had aspirations to become a forest ranger (“Betty White”). Unfortunately, women were not accepted to be forest rangers during that time. White took advantage of her writing talent and consequently decided to pursue a writing career. In high school, Betty White even created her senior class play (“Betty White”). At first she appeared in theater and radio, but in 1949 White became a part of the Al Jarvis Variety Show. Betty was initially hired to handle

Cherry Jones was born on November 21, 1956 to a florist and a high school teacher. She was born right here in Paris, Tennessee where she is now known as a famous Parisian. She lived in Paris from the day she was born until she went off to college. When she was a little girl Odessa Mitchum would watch her while her parents were at work. She enjoyed an adventurous childhood, running around outside and exploring. When she was ten, she saw her first real play, and realized that it was going to be her goal to act. Her family strongly encouraged her to accomplish her goals. She took acting classes and was involved in summer acting programs.

Marjorie Joyner was born on October 24, in 1896 in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. Her parents Emmanuel Stewart a schoolteacher, and Annie Daugherty Stewart were descended from slaves. When she was teenager she moved to Chicago, and she grew up in poverty. Her parents divorced soon afterward. When she moved with her mother, it was further derailed by cleaning and waitressing jobs. Joyner attended Englewood High School on the South Side.

She came from a disadvantaged background but worked very hard to overcome poverty and discrimination. She was an honors student in high school, and she seemed to have a knack early on for public speaking. She stared on schools speech team. Winning a speech contest got her a scholarship TSU. Her talk show is broadcasted to all of America. Oprah became the richest women of the 20th century.

Jerry Rice was born in Starkville, Mississippi, and grew up in the small town of Crawford, Mississippi. While attending B. L. Moor High School, Rice played on the basketball and track teams. Rice joined the football team when his principal caught him skipping class, and he sprinted away. The principal noted his speed and gave him the option to be punished or join the football team. Rice chose to join the football team.

Born on 1918 in Chicago, Illinois, Elizabeth Ann Ford, or Betty Ford, had a fairly turbulent early life,

Melissa McCarthy was born in Planfelid Illinois. She was born Augest 26 1970. She went to a place called St Francis Academy. Then Melissa McCarthy graduated from St Franics Academy. Her moms name is Sandra and her dad name is Michel. Then she moved to New York City and she ws also in a club and she played in a lot of showes and movies. Here is a lit of some of the showes she played in Mike and Molly the Gilmore Girls and more here are some of the movies that she played in Ghostbusters, The Boss, Spy, Bridesmades, Tammy, The Heat, This Is

Her comedic tendencies allowed her to have her own show and also starring in many others.

In 2005 and 2006, Ellen won “Screen Actors Guild Awards”. Soon after in 2007, she was prized with the “Screen Actors Guild Awards” and the “Golden Globe Award”. “People’s Choice Awards” and “Taormina Film Fest” were her awards she won from 2013 to 2016. In 2013, when she received the “People’s Choice Awards” she said; “The fans of the show have truly touched me in ways I never thought possible. So, for that, I am forever grateful and love you dearly.

She has been selected twice for a Primetime Emmy. These nominations were for her work on Saturday Night Live, and occurred in both 2008 and 2009.

Tina earned over 10 awards, all her awards and years received are, 2008, Emmy Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series: Winner 2009, Emmy Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series: Nominee 2010, Emmy Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series: Nominee 2009, People's Choice Awards Favorite Funny Female Star: Winner 2013, Emmy Outstanding Writing for a Variety Special: Nominee2013, Emmy Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series: Nominee 2013, Screen Actors Guild Awards Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Comedy Series: Nominee 2011, Screen Actors Guild Awards Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Comedy Series: Nominee 2002, Emmy Outstanding Writing for a Variety, Music or Comedy Program: Winner 2010, Screen Actors