by Andrew Wood | Jul 4, 2020 | Getting Famous
In 1972, actress Jane Fonda went on a controversial tour to North Vietnam. The trip would come to be the most infamous part of her activist career, and lead to her nickname “Hanoi Jane.”. It was during that trip that a photograph was taken of her seated on...
by Andrew Wood | Sep 4, 2019 | Getting Famous
The question was posed by the understandably concerned Gladys Presley after her 11-year-old son, Elvis, asked to get a .22-gauge rifle. He had first asked for a bicycle, but the strapped family couldn’t afford it. Ultimately, they agreed on the six-string Kay...
by Andrew Wood | Jun 13, 2019 | Getting Famous
People are no different today than they were forty years ago. Ask a struggling musician how rock star Bruce Springsteen became so big that, in the music business, he is now simply referred to as The Boss. Most will dismiss any further thought on the subject with a...
by Andrew Wood | Jun 6, 2019 | Getting Famous
One trait almost all famous people have is charisma — that magical “something” that makes you stand out from the crowd and increases your chances for every opportunity. There are lots of ways to boost your charisma the simplest of which is to smile!...
by Andrew Wood | Mar 30, 2019 | Getting Famous
Rock Star, Pink has often been seen as “adventurous” with her look especially her hair. She has sported styles such as fluorescent spikes, pink-streaked dreadlocks, and even a pitch-black skater cut. Regarding her style, she told InStyle, “I’m...
