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The boots eaten by Charlie Chaplin in The Gold Rush (1925) were made of licorice. Horror actor Vincent Price was also an author and gourmet cook. In 1965, he published his own cookbook, A Treasury of Great Recipes. Director John Ford's last words: "May I please have a cigar?" Before she became famous, Michelle Pfeiffer worked as a supermarket cashier. Bing Crosby, the Best Actor Oscar winner for 1944, didn't want to attend the Oscar ceremony. He was golfing when studio flaks found him and made him attend. Ella Fitzgerald tested for the role of the piano player (Sam) in Casablanca. Director Quentin Tarantino played an Elvis impersonator

The past,   Full of mistakes and dates,   Full of heart breaks and aches,   Full of hates and lates. The Present,   Full of expectation and experimentation,   Full of imagination and rehabilitation,   Full of limitation and hesitation. The Future,   Full of actions and advocations,   Full of inventions and imaginations,   Full of emotions and annihilation.

Before my liver transplant, I was a little kid at the age of 12. I mean, sure, I had my troubles in my life, like bullies, rough teachers, and brutal homework, but I was a kid. I had no true concept of the world and how dangerous and deadly it could be, until September 19, 2007, the day everyone thought I wasn't going to wake up from. Before that day, I was a normal kid, diagnosed with ADHD, parents divorced, mom remarried, three brothers, and a working family. My life was normal. The day of September 20, 2007, when I woke up, I knew I was a different person. A mature person that had grown up in the last forty-eight hours. I was a different p