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Rap/Urban
Tupac Shakur is 2Pac became the
unlikely martyr of gangsta rap, and a tragic
symbol of the toll its lifestyle exacted on
urban black America. At the outset of
his career, it didnt appear that he would
emerge as one of the definitive rappers of
the 90s -- he started out as a second-string
rapper and dancer for Digital Underground,
joining only after they had already landed
their biggest hit. But in 1991, he delivered
an acclaimed debut album, 2Pacalypse
Now, and quickly followed with a starmaking performance in the urban drama
Juice. Over the course of one year, his
profile rose substantially, based as much
on his run-ins with the law as his music.
By 1994, 2Pac rivaled Snoop Dogg as the
most controversial figure in rap, spending
as much time in prison as he did in the
recording studio. His burgeoning outlaw
mythology helped his 1995 album Me Against
the World enter the charts at number one, and
it also opened him up to charges of exploitation.
Yet, as the single Dear Mama illustrated, he
was capable of sensitivity as well as violence.
Signing with Death Row Records in late 1995,
2Pac released the double-album All Eyez on Me
in the spring of 1996, and the record, as well
as its hit single California Love, confirmed
his superstar status. Unfortunately, the gangsta
lifestyle he captured in his music soon overtook
his own life. While his celebrity was at its peak,
he publicly fought with his rival, the Notorious
B.I.G., and there were tensions brewing at
Death Row. Even with such conflicts, however,
2Pacs drive-by shooting in September 1996
came as an unexpected shock. On September
13, six days after the shooting, 2Pac passed
away, leaving behind a legacy that was based as
much on his lifestyle Hundreds of mourners
appeared at the hospital
upon news of his
death, and the entire
entertainment industry
mourned his passing,
especially since there
were no leads in the case.
Many believed his death
would end the muchhyped East Coast/West
Coast hip-hop rivalry
and decrease blackon-black violence. ,
Experimental
musical
theater troupe the Blue Man
Group were founded in 1987
by longtime friends Matt
Goldman, Phil Stanton,
and Chris Wink; identical
in
their
blue-painted
skin, skullcaps, and black
clothing, they soon became
a fixture of the New York
underground performance
art scene thanks to their
regular appearances in
Central Park, followed
by shows at noted East
Village spaces including
Dixon Place, Performance
Space 122, and the Wooster
Groups Performing Garage.
Equal parts play, concert,
and sketch routine, the
Blue Man Group combined
sight gags, physical stunts,
and audience participation,
with members of the front
rows given plastic rain
ponchos as protection from
the hail of paint, food, and
other assorted projectiles
launched from the stage; in
early 1991, they premiered
their production Tubes
at La MaMa, moving to
the Astor Place Theater
by the end of the year and
ultimately winning an Obie
Pop
Michael
Jackson
was
unquestionably the biggest pop
star of the 80s, and certainly one
of the most popular recording
artists of all time. In his prime,
Jackson was an unstoppable
juggernaut, possessed of all the
tools to dominate
the charts seemingly
at will: an instantly
identifiable
voice,
eye-popping dance
moves,
stunning
musical versatility,
and loads of sheer
star power. His 1982
blockbuster Thriller
became the biggestselling album of
all time (probably
his
best-known
accomplishment), and he was the
first black artist to find stardom on
MTV, breaking down innumerable
boundaries both for his race and
for music video as an art form.
Yet as Jacksons career began,
very gradually, to descend from
the dizzying heights of his peak
years, most of the medias attention
focused on his increasingly
bizarre eccentricities; he was often
depicted as a man-child in a state of
arrested development, completely
sheltered from adult reality by a
life spent in show business. The
snickering turned to scandal in
1993, when Jackson was accused
of molesting a 13-year-old boy;
although he categorically denied the
charges, his out-of-court settlement
failed to restore his tarnished image.
He never quite escaped the stigma
of those allegations, and while he
continued
to
sell
records at
sup erst arlike levels,
he
didnt
release
them with
enough
f re q u e n c y
(or, many
c r it i c s
thought,
inspiration)
to once again become better known
for his music than his private life.
Whether as a pop icon or a tabloid
caricature, Jackson always remained
bigger than life. In early 2009,
Jackson announced an ambitious
comeback, dubbed This Is It,
including a series of ten concerts
at O2 Arena in London. (After
high ticket sales, the number was
later increased to 50.) He rehearsed
extensively in Los Angeles during
the spring, but on the afternoon
of June 25, 2009, he was found
unresponsive at his home.
World
Feeling the Blues?
Award for their efforts.
Tubes eventually expanded
to long runs in Boston,
Chicago, and Las Vegas; in
1999, the Blue Man Group
also issued an album, Audio,
spotlighting their custom
musical instruments. Three
year later, the trio inked
a multi-album deal with
Atlantics sister label, Lava
Records. The Complex,
which appeared in April
2003, marked the Blue
Man Groups monumental
sophomore
album
Electronic
acid house and techno
with pop, indie rock, and
hip-hop. One of the pairs
first projects together was
Darling, an instrumental
indie cover band; their
current
recording
name derives from a
review in U.K. music
weekly Melody Maker
of a compilation tape
Darling were featured
on, released by Krautrock
revivalists
Stereolab
(their lo-fi D.I.Y. cover
of a Beach Boys song was
derided as daft punk).
Subsequently ditching the
almost inevitable creative
cul-de-sac of rock for
the more appealing rush
of the dancefloor, the
pair released their debut
single, The New Wave,
in 1993 on the celebrated
Soma label. Instantly
hailed by the dance
music press as the work
of a new breed of house
innovators, the single
was followed by Da
Funk, the bands first
true hit (the record sold
30,000 copies worldwide
and
saw
thorough
rinsings by everyone
from Kris Needs to the
Chemical
Brothers).
Although the group
had only released a trio
of singles (The New
Wave and Da Funk, as
well as the 1996 limited
pressing of Musique),
in early 1996 Daft Punk
were the subject of a
minor bidding war. The
group eventually signed
with Virgin, with its first
long-player, Homework,
appearing early the
following year (a brief
preview of the album,
Musique, was also
featured on the Virgin
compilation
Wipeout
XL next to tracks
from Photek, Future
Evolving from French
house pioneers in
the 90s to 2000s
tastemakers
to
mainstream successes
in the 2010s, Daft
Punk remained one
of dance musics
most
influential
and iconic acts. The
combined
talents
of Guy-Manuel de
Homem-Christo and
Thomas
Bangalter,
the Parisian duo
quickly won acclaim
for their unique
blend of first-wave
Sound of London, the
Chemical Brothers, and
Source Direct). As with
the earlier singles, the
groups sound is a brazen,
d a n c e f l o o r- o r i e nt e d
blend of progressive
house, funk, electro, and
techno, with sprinklings
of
hip-hop-styled
breakbeats and excessive,
crowd-firing
samples
similar to other anthemic
dance-fusion acts such as
the Chemical Brothers
and Monkey Mafia. In
addition to his role in
Daft Punk, Bangalter
operates the Roul label
and has recorded under
his own name (the
underground
smash
Trax on da Rocks)
as well as Stardust (the
huge club/commercial
hit
Music
Sounds
Better
with
You).
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Thousand Oaks
Disneyland opened
on July 17th, 1955.
The first person in was
Walts Brother, Roy.
The Price of Admission
in 1955 was $1. Now, its
$96 and expected to reach
$100 in mid 2015
The Monorail travels a total
of 2.5 miles at speeds up to
30 Miles Per Hour.
The Pirates of the Caribbean was
the last attraction personally
supervisedby Walt Disney before
his death in 1966.
There are 14 bathrooms
at Disneyland. In fact,
Disneyland once had an
Exhibit called the
Bathroom of Tomorrow
A Total of 15 people have
Died at Disneyland. 16 if
you include California
Adventure
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Club 33 is an exclusive club which
costs $10,000 per year and is the
only place at Disneyland where
one can purchase Alcohol
There is a basketball
court inside the
Matterhorn
The tallest attraction at
Disneyland is the Matterhorn.
Its 183 ft. tall, however the
Tower of Terror at California
Adventure is taller.
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Sorr
CLOSED
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Disneyland has been closed
3 times. the first was after the JFK
Assassination, the second after the
Northridge earthquake, and the third
after September 11th.
The fastest attraction at Disneyland
is Space Mountain. However, if you
include California Adventure, then
California Screamin is the fastest.
100
MPH
When Disneyland first
opened, smoking was
allowed everywhere, even
on the attractions. Now,
there are only 3 designated
smoking areas
Teresa Salcedo was the first baby
born at Disneyland in 1979. Since then
there have been 2 other births at
Disneyland park.
Disneyland required all
employees to be clean
shaven until the Year 2000.
Thats over 43 years.
Disney spends $41,000
on fireworks every night.
Steve Martin worked in
the Magic shop on
Main Street, USA.
There are over 325
dolls within Its a
Small World
Women used to dress
up as mermaid and swim
in the Tomorrowland Lagoon
as part of the Submarine Voyage
Important Dates
for Disneyland
1955-Disneyland Opens
1956-Tom Sawyers
Island Opens
1959-Matterhorn bobsleds &
The Monorail opens
1963-The Enchanted
Tiki Room opens
1965-Great Moments with
Mr. Lincoln opens
1966-Its a Small World &
New Orleans Square opens,
Walt Disney Dies
1967-Pirates of the
Caribbean opens
1969- Haunted Mansion Opens
1971-Walt Disney World opens
in Orlando, Florida
1972- Main Street Electrical
Parade Debutes
1977-Space Mountain Opens
1979-First baby born at Disneyland,
Big Thunder Mountain Opens
1980- First Make a Wish
1984-Magic Journeys
Disneylands First
3D show opens
1986-Captain EO starring
Michael Jackson opens
1987-Star Tours Opens
1989-Splash Mountain Opens
1992-Fantasmic Debuts
1993-Mickeys ToonTown opens
1994-Roger Rabbits
Cartoon Spin opens
1995-Indiana Jones Adventure opens
1999-Fastpass is introduced
2001-Downtown Disney and
Disneys California Adventure opens
2003-Winnie the Pooh Opens
2004- Buzz Lightyears Astro
Blasters opens
2005-Disneyland celebrates
its 50th Anniversary
2007-The Submarine Voyage reopens
as the The Finding Nemo
Submarine Voyage
2009-Captain EO reopens following
the death of Michael Jackson
2011-Star Tours: The Adventures
Continues opens
2015: Disneyland to Celebrate
its 60th Anniversary
Facts about the
Happiest Place on
EARTH
Ian Mclean
Education
California State University of Northridge
Majors: Art
Years Attended: 2012-present
Moorpark Community College
Associate s Degree in Social Sciences
Majors: General Education
Years Attended: 2008-2012
Experience
HomeGoods, Thousand Oaks
Years employed: 2014-Present
Position: Store Associate
Duties and Responsibilities: Cleaning, Cashiering,
store recovery, moving, lifting, constructing
furniture, processing merchandise.
imclean1990@yahoo.com
Dollar Tree Discount Stores, Newbury Park
Years employed: 2011-2013
Position: Cashier/Store Associate
Duties and Responsibilities: Sales, front end
cashiering, Stocking products on shelves,
cleaning, vacuuming, full store recovery.
Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza, Thousand Oaks
Years employed: 2008-2011
Position: Stage Hand/Work Crew
Duties and Responsibilities: Set piece construction,
cleaning, rigging, light and curtain systems,
deconstructing after performances.
Moorpark College Performing Arts Center,
Moorpark
Phone #: (805) 378-1400
Position: Stage Hand
Year employed: 2008
Duties and Responsibilities: Construction,
cleaning, rigging light systems, managing events.
1-213-399-2757
Albertsons, Newbury Park
Phone #: (805) 499-7795
Year employed: 2006
Position: Courtesy Clerk
Duties and Responsibilities: Customer Service,
cleaning, store recovery, bagging.
Skills
Word
PowerPoint
Photoshop
Illustrator
InDesign
Drawing
Charcoal
Sculpting
Bartending
Typography
Writing
Editing
Photography
Video Editing
Filming
Acting
Directing
Lifting
Assembly
Cashiering
Fast learning
Singing
Dancing
Social Media
Comedy
Stand up
History Knowledge
Branding
Contact List
Businesses to consider:
The Walt Disney Company
Pixar
Warner Brother Entertainment
NBC Universal Comcast
CBS
Thinkwell Group
Six Flags Entertainment Inc.
Ogilvy & Mather
Twentith Century Fox Studios
Chase Design Firm
Flowdesign
The Miller Group
Flux Branding
ITEC
The Laugh Factory
Contacts:
Ken Patton- Universal Studios Management
Wes Rubin-Colleague
Serob Nagapetyan-Colleague
Alexandra McMackin-Colleague
Paula Dimarco-Professor
David Moon-Professor
Bruce Mendelson-Professor
Andrew Metzger-Actor
Kalmenson & Kelmenson-Voice Over Studio
Aaron Podell-Graphic Designer
Janet Bothne-Artist
Phyllis Chotin-Web Designer
Steve Thompson-Artist for Disney
Joshua Hernandez-Graphic Designer at Meat & Potatoes
Ana Gomez Bernaus-Graphic Designer
Ronald Cruz-Graphic Designer/Photographer
Logan Bell-Graphic Designer
Samantha Field
Ozan Karakoy
Joshua Ecton-Graphic Designer at The Refinery
Kim Manning-Fine Artist
Heather Ambrosia
Helen Brown-Artist
Darrin Hong-Graphic Designer
Juan Benitez-Graphic Designer
Ed Ghertner-Animator for Disney
Louie Bookout
Darren Inouye-Illustrator
