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At that moment, the music tradition seemed to penetrate the invisible sound waves, embodied in poetry and painting, deeply engraved in everyone's heart
The 2023 Vienna New Year Concert began when the joyful music of "Who to Dance With" was played. The Golden Hall, filled with the audience dressed in festive costumes, filled with solemn and warm atmosphere. At the end of the piece, the famous conductor Franz Wilser-Most turned to greet him with a smile, and the audience immediately applauded warmly.
By Yan Guo Luan3 years ago in Proof
That was my scene. I loved it
Jim Parsons (born March 24, 1973 in Houston, Texas, USA) is an American film and television actor. In 2007, he became popular with audiences for his role as Dr. Sheldon Cooper in the American sitcom The Big Bang Theory, for which he won four Emmy Awards for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series (the 62nd, 63rd, 65th and 66th Awards) and the 68th Golden Globe Awards for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy or Musical.
By Yan Guo Luan3 years ago in Proof
From scandal to Hollywood's golden boy, Brad Pitt's rise took only four steps
Brad Pitt's four-part path to redemption takes him from an alcoholic to a sober, hard-working model boy. If you're at the bottom of your life and how to break through, look no further than Brad Pitt.
By Yan Guo Luan3 years ago in Proof
Life from adversity to success venom Tom Hardy receives another Royal medal, Charles presented him with the award
Tom Hardy received an OBE from Prince Charles at Buckingham Palace in recognition of his work in film. It is the second time he has received a Royal Medal, after receiving the Commander of the Order of the British Empire from Queen Elizabeth II in June. The 41-year-old actor made his name on screen with a string of tough-guy roles in films including Inception, Mad Max: Fury Road, Bronson and The Revenant.
By Yan Guo Luan3 years ago in Proof
Popular Xiaosheng Sweet Tea: Seamless connection with Jobs' daughter and classmate Ling, an excellent student
At the beginning A "Call Me by Your Name" after the fire, Timothee Chalamet (nickname Sweet tea) after the 95 directly nominated for the Academy Award for Best actor, and then cooperate with Wes Anderson, the great director resources, popularity all the way up, obviously has entered the ranks of Hollywood.
By Yan Guo Luan3 years ago in Proof
Kaluuya poked fun at Harry and Meghan's accusations of racism against the royal family
Daniel Kaluuya has appeared on foreign TV to poke fun at Harry and Meghan's racial accusations against the royal family. The Oscar-nominated foreigner made his debut hosting comedy show Saturday Night Live.
By Yan Guo Luan3 years ago in Proof
What are some of the lesser known inspirational stories of nba players (2)?
Ann Iverson, 15, was selected for the Mission High School girls' basketball team in 1975, but was accidentally told during a routine physical that she was pregnant. On June 7, Ann Iverson gave birth to Allen Ezell Iverson. Soon after Iverson was born, Ann took him back to Hartford to meet his father, but found that Bruton's violent, drug-filled environment was not conducive to his development, and Iverson and his mother left Bruton at age 3. Soon Ann met a new boyfriend, Michael Freeman, with whom she moved into a cheap house in Steward Gardens. The apartment was on the far east side of a small Virginia town called Newster, but it was even more hostile than Hartford, with drug deals and gunfights in broad daylight. Although Ann worked around the world to keep herself alive, the Iverson family's home was miserable. There was no electricity, no water, no food. The sewer pipes were constantly broken, flooding the house, and the two sisters wore overshoes all day. In 1978, Ann received a $3,818 settlement from the hospital to her mother, and later, Ann and Freeman had two more daughters, Brandi, born in 1979, and Liza, born in 1991. (Liza's illness was the reason Iverson decided to join the NBA in 1996.) In 1984, Allen. Iverson's mother, Allah, took him to the basketball court to practice. Iverson did not like basketball, but he saw football players playing basketball in the basketball court, and Iverson began to love basketball. [3] In 1988, Allen. Allen Iverson's adoptive father, Freeman, was fired after a car accident. He really wanted to support his family, but he was in and out of prison too often. In 1991, Freeman was caught with a drug overdose and sentenced to 22 months in prison, with another 23 months added for violating his parole. In 1990, Iverson entered Bayser High School and became the absolute core of the school's football and basketball teams, but that year Iverson's best friend Clark, who often encouraged and cared for Iverson, was murdered by his girlfriend. [2] In the summer of 1991, Iverson led the varsity football team to the semifinals of the U.S. Under-17 league. In 1992, Iverson led the school football team to a state championship, was named the Most Valuable Player of the Virginia Class AAA football tournament and made the All-NBA team. Three days later, Iverson was back on the court, scoring 37 points in his first high school game. 1992-93: He averaged 31.6 points, 8.7 rebounds and 9.2 assists per game. In 1993, Iverson led the Holy Land High School football team to the Virginia High School championship as quarterback, and he also led the high school basketball team to the same honor. On February 14 of that year, Iverson and three friends got into an argument with a group of white teenagers at the Beltwire bowling Alley, which quickly escalated into a fight involving more than 50 people. More than 20 people were seriously injured in the fight. The district court's verdict was swift: All four were sentenced to 15 years in prison, and Iverson was sentenced to five years for leading the trouble. In December 1993, after a tireless Supreme Court victory with the help of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), Iverson served only four months in prison before being released on parole. Iverson graduated from Holy Land High School in 1994, Iverson attended the Nike training camp to win the MVP. Because Iverson's prison reputation left him with little room to choose a college out of high school, many elite schools didn't consider him. Iverson's mother, Anne, approached Georgetown coach John Thompson asking him to give Iverson a chance, and he agreed to let her join the Georgetown basketball team.
By Yan Guo Luan3 years ago in Proof
