AUDREY HEPBURN
Audrey Hepburn is another icon of the entertainment industry. Audrey Hepburn, known for her fashion sense and sophistication, remained popular even after her death years ago because of her contribution to fashion and the entertainment industry. Audrey Kathleen Ruston was born in Belgium to a prominent family that fled to England. Audrey was a ballet dancer who loved to perform. Her first movie role came in 1954’s The Roman Holiday. Audrey was a ballet dancer and a performer who had her first starring role in the 1954 film The Roman Holiday.
She was also one of the few celebrities to win an EGOT, which is an Emmy, Golden Globes, Oscars and Tony. Audrey appeared in many blockbuster movies during her Hollywood reign. Audrey’s film credits include Ondine and Sabrina as well as The Nun Story, My Fair Lady and Breakfast in Tifanny’s. This is her most famous role. Her black dress from the film was made into posters and photos for home display. It became the most famous LBD in history. Her son Sean Hepburn Ferrer, a writer and film producer, and granddaughter Emma Kathleen Ferrer, an artist and model, continue her artistic lineage.
JACKIE ONASSIS
Jackie Bouvier was born in 1929 to a prominent family as Jacqueline Lee Bouvier. She studied French Literature at George Washington University and graduated with a degree. Jackie was a socialite who later became known as a photographer, writer and political figure.
She was known as Jackie Kennedy before she became Jackie Onassis because of her marriage to former President John F. Kennedy. Jackie Kennedy became a fashion legend for her elegance and glamour. Fashion was made by her famous pink Chanel suit, pillbox hat and other accessories. Jackie Kenne
dy’s project to restore the White House, and other historical landmarks of the United States, gained her public approval. Jacqueline Kennedy Garden was the name of the rose garden at the White House. Jackie Kennedy remarried Aristotle Onassis in 1968, just five years after the death of her first husband.
CARRIE FISHER
Carrie Fisher is best known as Princess Leia, the original Star Wars cast. Carrie Fisher was an actress and writer. She is the daughter of Debbie Reynolds, a famous actor, and Eddie Fisher. She is also known for When Harry Met Sally and The Burbs. Hannah and Her Sister are other notable films. Carrie was credited as a writer for her work on The Wedding Singer, Sister Act and other scripts. As such, Carrie received several awards during her lifetime.
Carrie’s turbulent relationships and life are as well-known as her fame. Carrie was first known for her intense relationship with Paul Simon. She married him in 1983 and remained with him until 1984. From 1991 to 1994, Carrie lived with Bryan Lourd. Carrie suffered from several health issues that led to her death in 2016. Carrie’s daughter Billie Lourd is an actress in her own right.
ARETHA FRANKLIN
Aretha was a famous singer and Queen of Soul. Franklin, an actress, pianist and award-winning singer who was also a civil rights activist in her lifetime, was a celebrated musician until her death in 2018. Among Franklin’s most popular songs, I Say a Little Prayer is one of them. Other favorites include Respect, You Make Me Feel Like A Natural Woman and Chain of Fools. Aretha was born in Memphis in 1942 to a religious family.
Her father is a minister, and her mom sings and plays the piano at their church. Franklin’s upbringing influenced her interest in singing, and she began to perform. Aretha had children very early in life, despite her religious upbringing. This did not hinder her path to fame. Aretha was also a singer of gospel music, as her devotion to religion was very strong. She was able, thanks to her music career and popularity to support several causes. These included civil rights and women’s issues.
JOAN RIVERS
Joan Rivers, at the age of 80, took her last vow and said goodbye to everyone. In 2014, the actress and comedian who is known for her extensive list of works joined our creator. Joan Alexandra Molinsky was born to immigrants in New York. Joan earned her bachelor’s in English literature and anthropology at Connecticut College. Tony Rivers, her agent, recommended that Joan choose Rivers for her screen name. Joan has always loved acting. Joan was a member of the theatre club at her high school. This gave her a solid foundation for acting.
Joan Rivers gained fame when she began performing in comedy clubs alongside her friends Woody Alle & George Carlin. Joan Rivers was mentored and later hosted The Joan Rivers Show by Johnny Carson. Joan received credit for her reality series, Joan & Melissa, which she co-hosted with her daughter Melissa Rivers. Over the course of her career, Joan has received many awards and credits from various award-giving organizations.
Most often, the inspiration for a goal comes from someone or something. For most pop artists of today, Madonna is their idol and influence.
The Desperately Seeking Susan actress is also a mother to six children. Lourdes Maria is the oldest of her six children. Lourdes shares the same passion as her mom for music, dancing, and singing. She chooses a career in fashion despite that. She has worked with a number of fashion brands, including Miu Miu, and her latest work was with this brand. The mother-daughter pair also has their own clothing line, Material Girl.
LIONEL RICHIE
Lionel Richie is another famous figure in the music business. Lionel’s passion for music began during his school years, and he joined the funk-soul band The Commodores. The Easy Balladeer, in addition to his solo career, also worked with Michael Jackson and others on the widely acclaimed hit We Are the World.
Nicole Richie is his eldest child. She has also found success in the entertainment industry. She began her career in the entertainment industry with Paris Hilton, a good friend of hers. She has since worked on several other projects. Nicole’s investments in the fashion industry, including her House of Harlow label, have been complemented by her appearances on shows like Great News, Candidly Nicole and her judging roles on Fashion Star and Making the Cut.