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Having started performing late 1989, after many small gigs, and exhaustive touring locally and nationally in Germany, finally in December 7, 1991, was the night my life changed forever and launched my career. It was my first ever performance on live television on the fourth season of the highly successful TV program "Die Rudi Carrell Show - Laß Dich überraschen" in Germany.
THANK YOU Rudi Carrell (RIP), the show producers, and team for giving me this lifechanging opportunity. I will never forget and I am forever grateful.
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[*taken from biography] “Slim Khezri’s first notable television appearance was in Germany, on Saturday, December 7, 1991, on the popular hit show “Die Rudi Carrell Show”, where he competed as one of five guests, impersonating famous singers, and hosted by Dutch entertainer, and TV icon Rudi Carrell. Out of hundreds of applicants per episode, Khezri was invited back to audition by WDR (West German Broadcasting, Cologne). After 3 attempts, he secured his casting, he was chosen from among 30 candidates. Rudi Carrell (thought by many to have discovered Slim Khezri) was very convinced, and believed in Khezri's talents, and made personally the phone call to confirm him for the show. Pre-taped the night before on Friday, December 6, 1991, Khezri gave a stunning performance as Michael Jackson, singing the classic “Billie Jean” LIVE, captivating the audience with his dance moves and the iconic Moonwalk. The show was a huge hit, it drew the largest audience to date, at nearly 50 million viewers throughout Europe and beyond, which brought him instant fame. The show included a similar concept to “Star Search” or “Pop Idol” in America and brought many well-known German pop stars and actors to prominence, such as Alexis (as Whitney Houston) or Mark Keller (as Dean Martin). It also featured comedy sketches, and a ‘Make-a-Wish’ segment.”
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Rudi Carrell en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rudi_Carrell
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I was bored waiting for the second set of films to be processed and snapped this. I had no idea anything would be amiss and until I get hard data next week I refuse to worry. Lorad Affinity mammography x-ray unit.
A quite afternoon to start a weekend after such a busy life changing week ,,
This pic is been taken with my dear friend Hidaya's Cannon
Cannon is really friendly ! thnx hidaya ^_^
Photographs from the fire at Rays Avantiplus 545 High Street Preston on Thursday 23rd Janurary 2015.
Quick video shows you 18 Life Changing Lessons to learn from Thich Nhat Hanh. Watch it at youtu.be/-8MeWndrbOg
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Delighted to have this and 3 other images from my "Being Human" series appearing in the 26th London Independent Photography Annual Exhibition - coming soon!
21st October - 2nd November @ Embassy Tea Rooms in London
Write the dates in your diary - this is always a terrific exhibition!
Iganga, Uganda.
I have spent the last two weeks in east Africa travelling and meeting people in Uganda and Kenya. It's been a lifechanging experience. No more, no less. Hopefully my images from this trip into another world (there is no other way of putting it really) will be able to convey some of that.
This man had a poultry-business that had started with a single chicken and now made it possible for him to feed his family and make a living. In Uganda the health & safety standards when it comes to animals are virtually nonexistent. The same goes for the humans.
Quote by Henry David Thoreau.
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