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Lucille Ball was born on August 6, 1911, in Jamestown, New York, to Henry Durrell Ball and his wife Desiree. The elder of the couple's two children (her brother, Fred, was born in 1915), Lucille had a hardscrabble childhood shaped by tragedy and a lack of money.
Ball's father, Henry (or Had, as he was known to his family) was an electrician, and not long after his daughter's birth he relocated the family to Montana for work. Then it was off to Michigan, where Had took a job as a telephone lineman with the Michigan Bell Company. Life came undone in February 1915 when Had was struck with typhoid fever and died. For Ball, just 3 years old at the time, her father's death not only set in motion a series of difficult childhood hurdles, but also served as the young girl's first real significant memory.
"I do remember everything that happened," she said. "Hanging out the window, begging to play with the kids next door who had measles, the doctor coming, my mother weeping. I remember a bird that flew in the window, a picture that fell off the wall."
Desiree, still reeling from her husband's unexpected death and pregnant with Fred, packed up and returned to Jamestown, New York, where she eventually found work in a factory and a new husband, Ed Peterson. Peterson, though, wasn't a fan of kids, especially young ones, and with Desiree's blessing, he decided the two of them would move to Detroit without her children. Fred moved in with Desiree's parents, while Lucille was forced to make a new home with Ed's folks. For Ball that meant contending with Peterson's stern mother, who didn't have much money to lavish on her step-granddaughter. The family, Lucille would later recall, lacked enough money even for school pencils.
Early Career
Finally, at age 11, Lucille reunited with her mother when Desiree and Ed returned to Jamestown. Even then, Ball had an itch to do something big, and when she was 15 she convinced her mother to allow her to enroll in a New York City drama school. But despite her longing to make it on the stage, Ball was too nervous to draw much notice.
"I was a tongue-tied teenager spellbound by the school's star pupil, Bette Davis," said Ball. The school finally wrote her mother, "Lucy's wasting her time and ours. She's too shy and reticent to put her best foot forward."
She remained in New York City, however, and by 1927 Ball, who had started calling herself Diane Belmont, found work as a model, first for fashion designer Hattie Carnegie, and then, after overcoming a debilitating bout of rheumatoid arthritis, for Chesterfield cigarettes.
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The date of birth of Michelle Faye McCurdy Jennet is June 26, 1992. She is an American film and television actress, songwriter and singer. McCurdy’s place of birth is Garden Grove, which is situated in California. Jennette has three older brothers. Also the actress has 3 lovely dogs. Interest in acting originated by Harrison Ford. More is best known for the role of Sam Puckett in the project channel Nickelodeon “iCarly”. She starred in a number of other popular serials like "Zooey 101 “Will & Grace”, “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit”. Also she starred in “Special Section”, “True Jackson” and “Fair Amy”. Jennette began playing on the screen in 2000, on the channel of MADtv, when she was just 8 years old. In 2005, Jennet was nominated for 'Young Artist Award', in the category “Best performance on the television series - the best young guest star” for the role of Haley Campos in the series “Strong Medicine”. Since 2007, Jennet plays major roles in the TV series 'iCarly'. The role of Sam Puckett earned her another nomination for the prize “Young Artist Award” in 2008, also in the same year, McCurdy was nominated for the same award for her role in the TV movie “The Last Day of Summer”. The actress also actively supported the movement of “Invisible Children Inc” and Children's Research Hospital St. Jude.