What Happened This Year 1965
Born in 1965
Joely Richardson
An English actress, prominent in film and television, gained recognition for performances in various productions. Notably portrayed the character Elizabeth in the film The Patriot alongside Mel Gibson. Also starred in the television series Nip/Tuck as Julia McNamara, showcasing significant dramatic range. Involved in a number of theatrical productions, contributing to an extensive career in the arts.
Continue ReadingMuggsy Bogues
A professional basketball player from the United States, who played primarily as a point guard in the NBA. Standing at 5 feet 3 inches, he was recognized as the shortest player in the league's history. Bogues played for several teams, most notably the Charlotte Hornets, where he spent the majority of his career. His quickness and playmaking abilities earned him respect in the sport, and he contributed significantly to his teams' performances during his tenure.
Continue ReadingMascarita Sagrada
A professional wrestler debuted in the early 1990s, known for participation in the lucha libre scene. Achieved fame in promotions such as AAA and CMLL. Notable for unique wrestling style and charismatic persona, contributed to the popularity of mini luchadores. Engaged in several high-profile rivalries and showcased skills in various championship bouts throughout a long career.
Continue ReadingRob Zombie
Born in 1965, a prominent figure in heavy metal music and horror filmmaking. Founded the band White Zombie, which gained popularity in the 1990s. Transitioned to solo projects, producing successful albums such as 'Hellbilly Deluxe'. Directed several horror films, including 'House of 1000 Corpses' and 'The Devil's Rejects'. Achieved recognition for merging horror themes with music and film, establishing a unique artistic identity.
Continue ReadingNikolai Borschevsky
Played professional ice hockey primarily as a forward. Drafted in 1983 by the New Jersey Devils, began career in the NHL in 1988. Played for the New Jersey Devils and the Toronto Maple Leafs. Helped the Toronto Maple Leafs reach the Stanley Cup playoffs in the 1992-93 season. Transitioned to the Russian Superleague in 1998 and played for several teams until retirement.
Continue ReadingBill Bailey
An English comedian and musician began performing stand-up in the late 1980s. Gained popularity through television appearances, particularly in the series 'Black Books' and 'Q.I.'. Also known for musical performances that blend comedy with a range of musical styles. Released several albums and toured extensively, showcasing unique comedic talents in live performances and on television.
Continue ReadingJemma Redgrave
An English actress, recognized for contributions to stage and screen. Achievements include prominent roles in various television dramas and theatrical productions. Gained attention in the series 'Call the Midwife', where portrayal of critical characters brought significant viewership. Work spans several decades, showcasing talent in both dramatic and comedic roles. Involved in multiple award-winning productions and has collaborated with distinguished theatre companies.
Continue ReadingSlick Rick
Born in London and later moving to New York, significant contributions to hip hop music occurred in the 1980s. Pioneered storytelling in rap with a distinctive style and smooth flow. Debut album, 'The Great Adventures of Slick Rick', released in 1988, became influential within the genre. Collaborations with notable artists helped shape numerous tracks and bring creative lyrics to the forefront. Recognized for unique fashion sense and iconic eye patch.
Continue ReadingAdam Jones
Associated with the band Tool, contributed as a guitarist and visual artist. Has been integral in the band's creative direction and sound. Tool is recognized for its complex time signatures and thematic depth in albums such as 'Lateralus' and 'Aenima'. Additionally involved in various visual arts projects, merging music with artistic visuals in performances.
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