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... Punch. Veteran thrash metal band Annihilator got let go by Roadrunner Records in 1993 when the groove metal trend began being promoted by the label. During the 1990s, the term was occasionally used to describe funk-influenced alternative metal acts such as Primus and Jane's Addiction.
Influence on other genres:
Pioneering groove metal bands such as Pantera (o... |
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| ... public's fascination. In fact, for two decades no one was sure where she was, or if she was still alive. She resurfaced in the 1990s after being tracked down for a documentary. She occasionally granted interviews and sold autographs, but refused to allow her picture to be taken in her old age. In a 1993 telephone interview, she told a reporter that she was “penniless and inf... |
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... late 1940s to concentrate on raising a family with her husband, Cruse W. Moss in Ann Arbor, Michigan. She considered "It's a Wonderful Life" as a once in a lifetime movie role. She occasionally sees other surviving cast members at various functions.
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... of New Orleans" (1950).
Grayson appeared on television occasionally. Her first TV appearances were in the 1950s, and she received an Emmy nomination in 1956 for her performance in the "General Electric Theater" episode "Shadow on the Heart" with John Erics... |
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In 1949's "White Heat" she took on the unsympathetic role of the cold and treacherous "Verna Jarrett," opposite James Cagney. Mayo later claimed in interviews that she was occasionally genuinely frightened by Cagney during the filming of the picture, because Cag... |
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| ... public's fascination. In fact, for two decades no one was sure where she was, or if she was still alive. She resurfaced in the 1990s after being tracked down for a documentary. She occasionally granted interviews and sold autographs, but refused to allow her picture to be taken in her old age. In a 1993 telephone interview, she told a reporter that she was "penniless and infamous.... |
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After completing "Loving You" (1957), Elvis Presley's second movie, Scott retired from the screen. Later that year, she would record her album, "Lizabeth". The next few years saw Scott occasionally guest-star on television, including a 1963 episode of "Burke's Law".
After completing her final major film role, Scott signed a recording contract with Vik (a subsidia... |
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... life, rather than continuing in show business, but they retained a love of music. In 1989 they recorded a reunion album titled "Back to Together Once Again" and continued to perform occasionally into the 1990s.
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| ... Chicago in order to fufill their dreams of becoming movie stars. When their plans fell through, Phyllis began working as a model, sporting mainly hats, gloves and jewellery, as well as occasionally finding some work on local radio stations providing her voice to various characters in radio programmes along with her husband. In a last-ditch attempt to pursue her dream, Phyllis trav... |
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Június 29.
1494 June 29, JOHN I (Poland)
A fire broke out, destroying part of the city of Cracow. The Jews were accused of setting the fire and attacked. King John ordered them to leave the city and move to the "suburb" of Kazimierz, which became the first Polish ghetto. Jews were confined to the ghetto until 1868.
1654 June 29, CUENCA (Spain)
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