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Hey guys, today’s blog entry is about very talented kids. I have been browsing youtube for the most talented children and have concluded the top five most talented children.
Fifty years ago, Jay Ward's animated moose and squirrel duo, “Rocky & Bullwinkle,” debuted on ABC, forever changing the way the world looked at animated television.
His daughter, Tiffany Ward, continues her father’s legacy as executive producer of the feature films “The Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle, “Dudley Do-Right” and “George of the Jungle,” and Cartoon Network’s (sister channel to CNN) new “George of the Jungle” animated TV series.
“My dad was a true eccentric,” Ward said. “His studio was a wonderland for me. It had a soda fountain, ice cream sundaes, a snow cone machine, a popcorn maker and candy bars everywhere.”
Tiffany Ward grew up in Berkeley, California, and didn’t move to Hollywood until 1959 at age 13 when her dad set up his television studio.
“Dad was always doing fun things,” Ward said, recalling a 1961 Sunset Boulevard block party her father hosted to promote “The Bullwinkle Show.” The show was originally named “Rocky and his Friends,” but was renamed “The Bullwinkle Show” when the program went from ABC to NBC.
Hey Blog Readers and welcome to the Chris Ds Blogs official 50th Blog Entry Special!
I will be going back to basics and tell you guys a bit more about me.
Here are 10 facts about me:
- I am a student.
- I am not very sporty.
- I like watching old movies.
- I enjoy jazz and hip hop.
- I enjoy writing.
- I hardly ever use my phone.
- I am nearly always on the PC.
- I enjoy cooking.
- My friends and family describe me as funny.
- My favorite food is pasta salad.
Here are 3 facts about this blog:
- I have been blogging on this blog since the 18th October 2009
- I blog about entertainment and technology news
- I had my twitter page background personally designed,
This is not the official single artwork but it’s not released yet so I’ll update it when it’s officially released.
After the huge success of her debut single; ‘Bad Boys’…
(I’m sure this is the official Artwork)
… the ‘X Factor’ 2008 winner is set to storm the charts with her second hit, ‘Broken Heels’. It seems there is a pattern as both singles begin with the letter “b”.
The song starts off with her saying “Red One…” (The producer of the song who has also worked with Lady Gaga and the Sugababes) “I can do whatever you can do and I can do it even better in broken heels” and instead of the ‘Oooh Ways” and the “Oooh Wahs” of ‘Bad Boys, Alex decides to use some “He-e-eey’s” and “All the ladies, all the fellas, we can do it even better, we can do it even better in broken heels”. Then the beat really kicks in and she seems like she is getting ready to fight with lyrics like: “Pull my sleeves up, gab my hair up!” We shall see what she is really talking about in the music video that she has officially confirmed that the video for the song is complete via her twitter page.
It is an extremely ear-catching tune and will have you charmed from the first verse and I wish it all the best.
