Carrie Fisher: A Brief Biography

The Hardships, struggles, and set backs faced by individuals in society have been portrayed in hundreds of films produced throughout the years. Antwone Fisher is one of those movies that take a first person look on the past and present hardships faced by a United States Navy sailor. Fisher’s struggle begins before he was born, continues through adolescents and he is burdened with these feelings in adulthood.

At Aaliyah’s funeral everyone is crying, sobbing, or they have this look like they just lost something they loved. Which was true because everyone loved Aaliyah, her voice, her character, her everything. Everyone’s watching her parents as they see their daughter for the last time. Missy Elliot sings a song and the press were shock at the famous guest who came to say their last goodbye’s, some of them being Jay-Z, R.Kelly, Diamond Dash, and many more. Aaliyah was one in a million and she left a mark on this world that can never be

Selena Quintanilla was a very famous singer. She is still remembered and missed 21 years later. We have covered everything from her childhood to her career and death. Her family was a part of all of it as well as her, with their band and her father being the manager. They all were changed from this event, that broke their hearts. Selena was an amazing singer and person, who lost her life too

Imagine one of the most famous people on Earth disappearing. That is exactly what happened to Amelia Earhart. During the 1920’s and 1930’s Amelia was a huge celebrity, and in 1937, she vanished during a round-the-world flight. Today, she is known as the world’s best known woman pilot years after her mysterious disappearance. Amelia Earhart is also known for being a woman’s rights activist. Through studying Amelia’s childhood, significant events in her life, and her final flight, we can learn why she is such an important and memorable person in American history.

“A fanatically hysteric romantic with a brutal will,” this is how Karl Alexander von Muller, described the personality of Adolf Hitler. Throughout Hitler’s reign, people close to him had the same outlook towards him, like von Muller, and many officers and generals plotted to kill the dictator. The plot that came closest to succeeding was “Project Valkyrie,” which was the subject of the 2010 film “Valkyrie”. The film incorporated many aspects that are historically accurate, despite a number of minor historical flaws. However, there are some instances where poor concepts are shown in the film as well. The historical accuracy of the film can be demonstrated by showing its plot, setting and characters.

Carrie Underwood is a 33-year-old entertainer most notable for winning Season 4 of American Idol singing country songs that are now very popular making her a roaring success in the music industry. Building on top of that success is a special delivery of scorching hot fire with a super sexy long lacy sheer red gown melting the hearts of everyone on the red carpet at the 2017 Grammy Awards who admired this wonderful dress. Imagine a crimson red design with a high neckline, keyhole cutout slit in the middle and long bell sleeves where the wrist designs flare out and diamond jewellery to finish it off. Stars such as Adele and Jennifer Lopez compositions does not even come close to Carrie’s. Hers show just a taste of cleavage and subtle makeup matches

Some social media users are already calling it the worst year ever because of a lot of celebrity deaths in 2016. Reports indicate that actress Carrie Fisher died of a heart attack. Her mother Debbie Reynolds followed shortly. Some say she died of a broken heart.

The movie The Fisher King, is about a radio personality named Jack, who feels at fault for a terrible event that occurred over a year ago. Jack attempts to redeem himself by helping a deranged homeless man who suffered from the terrible event and while he seeks forgiveness.

The percentage of people who say they believe in God, pray, frequently go to religious services, embrace minimal religious practices or find their faith meaningful has declined over the last 50 years. A growing group of Americans do not believe in God or any organized faith. In fact, unbelief is even fashionable. Religious conviction is perceived as burdensome or an outdated attitude - easily discarded. This is the backdrop upon which 20th century American, Southern Gothic writer, Flannery O’Connor, wrote her books and short stories in the 1950s and 1960s. She, in her short stories and books of fiction, did not describe beautiful rooms or people living happily ever after; she wrote about the human condition in the American South and the state of religious conviction. She wrote about unbelievers, lukewarm souls, narcissists and the spiritually illiterate. She wrote about racists, white trash, busy bodies and poor, beaten down black folks. She wrote about the unraveling of faith where the default mode for her characters was apathy, smugness, desapir or indifference. She believed the South was haunted by religion but as a group were literally swimming in mediocrity, cynicism and emptiness – a rough and tumble nihilism. They might say their faith mattered or attended services, but many were just lying to their neighbors and themselves. To her, they were just checking the box with a faith bordering on tepid and pathetic. She felt, given their current status, they would not know a

She was important because her films involve traveling to big cities to find a better life , sometimes with her donkey Filemón, becoming an every woman for the Latin American immigrant. The actress most successful performance when she played “La India María,” a comedic interpretation of Mexican indigenous women, for a Mexican TV show in 1972.Fans took social media to express shock at losing someone they say “shaped their childhood”.

From being the catalyst for the popularity of auto tune, to an outspoken advocate for gay rights (among other things), her social presence dates back to the ‘60s and she is still relevant

Hailee Steinfeld (/ˈheɪliː ˈstaɪnfɛld/ HAY-lee STYN-feld; born December 11, 1996)[1] is an American actress, model and singer. She is known for her portrayal of Mattie Ross in the 2010 film True Grit, for which she was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress, the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role, and the BAFTA Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role. She also played Petra Arkanian in the 2013 sci-fi film Ender's Game.[2] She portrayed Juliet Capulet in the 2013 film adaptation of William Shakespeare's romantic tragedy Romeo & Juliet, Zooey Renner in the 2014 crime film 3 Days to Kill, and Violet in Begin Again. In 2015, she played Emily Junk in the musical comedy

9. Carrie (1976) - Carrie only technically has one jump scare, but it's quite arguably one of the most effective of all time! In case you haven't seen the film or at least the original film, I'm not going to give away too much, but one of the best jump scares of all time comes when the pace of the film is slow and thoughtful. The serene scenery, even down to what the subject of the jump scare is wearing is like a pleasant summer day. The music adds to the scene effectively, too. You never expect what's coming and you nearly jump out of your skin!

Jodie Foster started her acting career at three years old and as has won two Oscars and 52 other awards ever since. She also writes, directs and produces. But there are many things you don’t know about her yet—check it out! And stay tuned for part two, coming soon.

The movie Vera Drake is set in London 1950. Vera Drake is the main character living with her husband Stan, daughter Ethel and son Sid. She is working as a cleaning woman at rich families and helping young women have an abortion surreptitious. Since abortion was a forbidden back then, Vera were forced to do it covert. But why would she do that? Should not women have right to decide themselves over their bodies and is it right to do an abortion?