Fad of the 2000s

Energy Drinks

In the 90's there a few energy drinks such as Red Bull. But after the turn of the century energy drinks became so popular that there are now several on the market such as Full Throttle, Lost Energy, Sobe, and Monster Energy.

Pop Star

Oprah Winfrey


Talk Host
Actress
Producer
Philanthropist




Biographical Sketch

Difficult Childhood:
born 1964 in Mississippi
Before 6 year, lived with grandmother
When she was 6, lived with her mother, have a terrible childhood, sexually abused, gave bith a boy

Change:
Live with her father
In 1971 studied in Tennessee State University and won the Miss Black Tennessee beauty pageant
In 1984, invited host morning talk show, AM Chicago
In 1986, the show renamed "The Oprah Winfrey Show" which aired for 25 years
In 1985, acted a movie
In 1988, formed her own company Harpo

Achievement
In 1988, Oprah got an achievement Award from the National Academic of Television Arts and Sciences

In 2010, Life magazined named Oprah was one of the 100 people who change the world


In 2013, Oprah was awarded the presidential Medal of Freedom by persident Obame

Why--Inspired
"The big secret in life is that there is no big secret. Whatever your goal, you can get there if you're willing to work".--Oprah Winfrey

1950s team project

1950 s


Elvis Presley is one of the most celebrated and influential musicians of the 20th century. His music career began in 1954. As one of the most significant culture icons, he is often referred to as "the king of the rock and roll". Elvis Presley won three Grammy, also receiving the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award at age 36. There are many famous in his life. Such as, "Don't be cruel", "Heartbreak Hotel", and "That's all right", and so on.



"Today Show" is the largest running morning news program on NBC. It debuted on January, 1952, and it was the first program of its genre. The program blended national news headlines, interviews with news-makers, lifestyle and other light news.

"The Roy Roger Show" is an American western television series that broadcast on NBC for six seasons between December, 1951 and June, 1957. It featured Roy as a ranch owner, his real life wife Dale Evans as a restaurant owner, and Pat Brady as the Cafe's cook. The program also included lots of visual devices that kids would like, including a Jeep that would ride off without a driver. Each week, Roy would be seen fighting corruption, rescuing the helpless, or lending aid to the needy.