What made him lose his position was this: Although many Uber users were happy with the application, they did not like Kalanick very much. According to the results of a survey conducted by Uber Human Resources, many believed that Kalanikc was racist and sexist.
Blanche Monnier, who lived in France in the 19th century, was the daughter of a noble family who fascinated people with her beauty. However, she made her name in history not with her beauty, but with her tragic life story.
Although he could not reach the top of the music charts throughout his active career, he managed to make a huge impact. Even though it could not reach the top of the music charts; Rolling Stones magazine also included Tom Waits among the 100 greatest singers of all time and the 100 greatest songwriters of all time.
Despite his successful career in Canada, he always preferred to stay away from the spotlight. In the late 1990s, this changed and he joined Larry King Live. He helped with his older brother Dan Akroyd's Ghostbusters movie.
'The Man in the Iron Lung' Paul Alexander died at the age of 78 after living in a cylinder tank for 70 years. Paul Alexander, commonly known as "Polio Paul", contracted polio in the summer of 1952 at the age of six and was left paralyzed from the neck down.
Singing his songs, which were not easy to understand, with his lazy falsetto voice, was effective enough to conquer everyone who listened to him at the first note; He was able to sing all kinds of songs, from tango to fandango, with the same romanticism.
Von Sydow, who made more than a hundred films in his acting career, which he started at the age of twenty, gained his first big success on the big screen with The Seventh Seal (Det Sjunde Inseglet, 1957), one of the master director Ingmar Bergman's masterpieces.
The French cartoonist, who has achieved many international successes in his career that started in 1954, is considered the best European cartoonist. Esteemed by Federico Fellini, Stan Lee, and Hayao Miyazaki, among others, he has been described as the most influential bande dessinée artist after Hergé.
Paris, 21 August 1911, in the morning. Three shadows emerge from one of the side doors of the Louvre Museum and hurriedly walk away, silently blending into the darkness. Two of the shadows are carrying a covered rectangular wooden board holding its edges.
Michael Heberer rowed as a slave on Ottoman galleys for years. He spent part of his captivity in Istanbul. After gaining his freedom in exchange for ransom, he explored the streets of Galata and Istanbul within the city walls. His memoirs were published in Heidelberg in 1610.
