Kermit, who was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2002, was nominated for an Academy and Golden Globe Award in 1979 for his song "Rainbow Connection". Kermit lives in a swamp and lives a bachelor's life there.
The famous director, whose real name is William Blake McEdwards, was born in Oklahoma in 1922. His step-grandfather was a director of the silent film era. His father was also a set manager, which led him to grow up on sets.
The Eagles, which released 6 albums between 1971 and 1980, disbanded as a result of an argument between Frey and Don Felder, who later joined the band, during a concert.
Russian citizen Sergei Torop was a traffic police officer. He was dismissed from his job in 1989 at the age of 28. Sergei, who was unemployed, emerged with a completely different identity 1.5 years later, just as the Soviet Union collapsed.
How did Santi Cazorla, whose football career came to an end, manage to return to football? Easy to say... Considering today's professional football world, you cannot expect a football player who is away from the green fields for 636 days to adapt to football and regain his old form in a short time. But...
Do you know the story of legendary goalkeeper Sam Bartram, who played for Charlton Athletic for 22 years between 1914 and 1981, and was forgotten on the field?
What made Henry special was that he had an athlete's physique and his technique was top-notch. Despite his height, he could hide the ball well in a tight space thanks to the length of his legs and explode at a moment's notice. He was already unrivaled at long distances.
Wayne Rooney achieved the title of Manchester United's top scorer, scoring 253 goals in 559 matches, in his 546th match. The previous record holder was Bobby Charlton, who scored 249 goals in 758 matches.
In the 2006-07 season, he collided with an opposing team player in the first minutes of Chelsea's league match against Reading; There was a crack in his skull. His symbol, the head helmet, is a remnant from those days.
Chester Carlson invented electrophotography, which is used in millions of photocopiers around the world. Then, electrography was named after the concept of "xerography", which means 'dry and writing'.
