Gaten Matarazzo
Actor in Stranger Things
Actor in Stranger Things
An American actor and singer, gained prominence through a leading role in the Netflix series 'Stranger Things'. This series debuted in 2016 and features a group of children in the 1980s facing supernatural occurrences in their small town. Matarazzo's portrayal of Dustin Henderson, a character known for his intelligence and charm, contributed significantly to the show's popularity. Apart from acting, involvement in advocacy for those with cleidocranial dysplasia, a condition he has, showcases engagement in raising awareness about health issues.
Role as Dustin Henderson in Stranger Things
Appeared in Broadway's Les Misérables
Achieved the rank of Yokozuna, the highest rank in sumo wrestling, during the Edo period in Japan. Dominated the sumo scene in the late 18th century, known for an impressive winning record and exceptional technique. Retired with a notable legacy in the sport, influencing future generations of sumo wrestlers.
Continue ReadingServed as a colonel in the Canadian military and held significant political positions. Active in local and provincial politics, contributed to community development. Participated in military operations during key conflicts. Played a role in shaping policies at various governmental levels.
Continue ReadingA prominent lexicographer and poet, significant contributions included works in the Occitan language. Authored the epic poem 'Mirèlha', which garnered acclaim for its portrayal of Provençal life and culture. In 1904, received the Nobel Prize in Literature for the efforts to promote the Occitan language through poetry and literature. Established the Félibrige movement, aimed at preserving and promoting Provençal culture and language.
Continue ReadingA prominent figure in the early Jesuit order, contributed significantly to theology and biblical scholarship. Played a crucial role in the Council of Trent and authored several important works, including 'Commentaria in Evangelium Matthaei'. Salmeron expressed theological interpretations and defended the Catholic faith during the Reformation period. His writings helped shape Jesuit education and scholarship in Europe.
Continue ReadingAn English composer and conductor, contributed significantly to contemporary classical music. Studied at the Royal Manchester College of Music and later in Italy. Founded the ensemble The Fires of London, which premiered many works. Served as the Master of the Queen's Music from 2004 until death in 2016, a role that involved composing for royal events and ceremonies. Created a variety of works, including orchestral pieces, operas, and choral compositions. Notable pieces include the chamber opera 'The Lighthouse' and the symphony 'The Sense of Place'.
Continue ReadingPlayed as a midfielder primarily in the 1990s and 2000s. Started professional career with Atlético Morelia in 1992. Transferred to Club América, contributing to the team’s success in the Mexican Primera División. Played for Necaxa and other clubs in the league. Represented Mexico at various youth levels and participated in international competitions, including the CONCACAF Gold Cup.
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