Tina and Amanda

Tina Louise, an American writer and actress well-known for her character Ginger Grant on the television show Gilligan's Island in 1960s. In the 1950s, she began her professional career as an actor on stage for Bettle Davis' musical Two's Company. Thereafter she acted in numerous Broadway productions before making it huge in the national theater area with Li'l abner's in 1957. In 1957, she also made her debut album named It's time to Tina. Louise embarked on a journey to Hollywood as Griselda Walden on God's Little Acre, a dramatic film that debuted in 1958.The film received a crow's-foot of acclaim as well as Louise received the Golden Globe Award in the New Star of the Year category. This time she studied at the Actors Studio of New York. Lee Strasberg was her instructor. In 1964, she won her second notable role, when CBS appointed her as Ginger Grant. Louise was able to balance her acting career well across Broadway as well as Hollywood portraying somber characters as against her perceived image of being a glamorous doll. Amanda Tapping..........................Amanda Tapping is best known for her acting roles as Samantha Carter in the series Stargate. In SG-1 and Helen Magnus on Sanctuary. In recent years she's also becoming a highly-acclaimed director on the most popular TV shows, including Supernatural and The 100. Born in Essex in Ontario on the 29th of August in 1965 the family relocated to Toronto at the age of three. She spent the majority of her youth there, and later her teenage years. Her home was in Vancouver after she was selected for the role of Samantha Carter.

Tina Tina Amanda Amanda America

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Learn about this dynamic IAS officer, Srushti Deskmukh

Image
Srushti Deshmukh began working on her UPSC exam in her third year in engineering. In her final year in engineering, Srushti Deshmukh wondered if she'd be interested in working in engineering. The answer became more clear after she began focusing on the civil service. Her parents encouraged her to concentrate on civil work and to find an employment that would benefit the general people. She was motivated to become an IAS officer, and she was focusing on that goal. To be able to pass UPSC is a lot of work. While she was studying in engineering and other classes, she also used to prepare different subjects in UPSC. Everyday she carved out time for exam preparation. It took her just one month preparing for the test and kept off social media and her social lives. She believes that being focused only on the work at hand is the key to passing the exam. She was determined to pass the exam on the first go and put in a lot of hard work. Daily, she would read the newspapers to stay abreast
Read more

Jazmine Sullivan

Image
Jazmine was raised and born within Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Her mother Pam was once a back-up singer with Philadelphia International Records. Her father offered her a job as the curator of the Historic Strawberry Mansion. She along with her family moved in to the historic landmark. In 2005 she was a graduate of the Philadelphia High School for the Creative and Performing Arts in the class of singer-music major. Sullivan began singing as a contralto the children's choir, then after a couple of years, she joined the adult choir. The exposure Sullivan had to secular music was initially limited "I did solos in the church and was approached by someone to sign to an gospel label when I was 11 years old, but I wasn't yet ready," she recalls. "I was lucky enough to be selected for a McDonald's competition, which offered children from major cities the chance to sing 'Accept the things God allows'. The audience responded well." When she was 13 years old
Read more

Beautiful pics of Remy Ma and Rachel Bonnetta feet and legs

Image
Remy Mackie is also referred to by the name Reminisce Mackie also known as Remy Mackie as her professional stage title, is an American rapper. Remy Mackie was among the very first female rappers that made it to the highest levels of the American hip-hop scene. Big Pun discovered her after listening to her poems and rhymes. Big Pun asked her to for a place on his rap group, "Terror Squad". Columbia Records signed Remy in 2000. The first time she was able to claim recognition was with 'Ante Up Remix' by M.O.P and just like that, she made her debut on the American hip hop scene with her distinctive approach to lyrics she raps, as well as her singing skills. Remy's debut album entitled 'There'ssomething about Remy, Based on a true Story that was released in 2006. The album became an instant hit with singles such as Conceited or Whateva. As her music career began to grow it was decided that she would be sentenced to prison and had six years out of an eight-ye
Read more