There have really been no true conversies about who has or hasn't been inducted. Some feel that there should be fewer producers on the walk of fame, because although they are very successful, they are not as famous as many of those who are not inducted. Although the various producers and directors are very successful, they make the walk of fame seem more like a Walk of Success. There are several campaigns to give certain celebrities stars on the walk of fame. Among those that many would like to see get their own stars: Television lege ...

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Canada's Walk of Fame - Actors and Radio/Television/Screen Personalities. Dan Aykroyd (Actor, 2002, Ottawa, Ontario) John Candy (Comedic actor, 1998, Newmarket, Ontario) Jim Carrey (Comedic actor, 1998, Newmarket, Ontario) Hume Cronyn (Actor, 1999, London, Ontario) Shirley Douglas (Actress, 2004, Weyburn, Saskatchewan) Michael J. Fox (Actor, 2000, Edmonton, Alberta) Monty Hall (Game show host, Humanitarian, 2002, Winnipeg, Manitoba) William Hutt ...

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Scottish Sports Hall of Fame - All Rounder. Rugby union, cricket, tennis, golf, billiards and more: Leslie M Balfour-Melville Scottish Sports Hall of Fame - Athletics. Donald Dinnie Wyndham Halswelle Eric Liddell Liz McColgan George McNeill Arthur James Robertson Ian Stewart Allan Wells Scottish Sports Hall of Fame - Baseball. See also:

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Australian Football Hall of Fame - Legends. The Legends category is reserved for those who are deemed to have a positive impact on the game of Australian rules. The title of Legend is intended to be bestowed on no more than 10% of the enshrines of the Hall of Fame. The Legends include: Ron Barassi (Melbourne, Carlton) Kevin Bartlett (Richmond) Haydn Bunton Senior (Fitzroy, Subiaco, Port Adelaide) Roy Cazaly (St Kilda, South Melbourne) Jo ...

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The first 50 names were required to include representatives of a majority of 15 classes: authors and editors; business men; educators; inventors; missionaries and explorers; philanthropists and reformers; clergymen and theologians; scientists; engineers and architects; lawyers and judges; musicians, painters, and sculptors; physicians and surgeons; rulers and statesmen; soldiers and sailors; ...

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11 persons were added in 1905 and 11 more were added in 1910. The females were: Maria Mitchell, Emma Willard, Mary Lyon, Harriet Beecher Stowe, and Frances E. Willard. Males included: John Paul Jones, Edgar Allen Poe, James Fenimore Cooper, and Andrew Jackson. ...

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Inductees into the hall of fame are listed below. Each entry includes the year of induction, teams each was associated with and the years. Where applicable, non-players are indicated as such. Pro Football Hall of Fame - Players Coaches and Team Executives. * Charter inductee (NOTE: As of 2005, five NFL teams are not represented by an enshrinee. They are the Atlanta Falcons, the Baltimore Ravens, the Carolina Panthers, the Houston Texans and the Jacksonville Jaguars.) Pro Football Hall of Fame - Cont ...

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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Foundation was created in 1983. The museum itself opened on September 2, 1995 in a building designed by I. M. Pei. The building sits on the shore of Lake Erie in downtown Cleveland just east of Cleveland Browns Stadium and the Great Lakes Science Center. The city lobbied to be chosen because then-Cleveland disc jockey Alan Freed is widely credited with promoting the new genre (and the term) of "rock and roll". After a petition drive that was signed by 600,000 fans favoring Cleveland, and a USA Today poll which Cleveland won by 100,000 ...

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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - Hall of Fame, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - Performers, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - Non-Performers, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - Early Influences, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - Sidemen, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - Foundation and Museum

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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Foundation was created in 1983. The museum opened on September 2, 1995 in a building designed by I. M. Pei. The building sits on the shore of Lake Erie in downtown Cleveland just east of Cleveland Browns Stadium and the Great Lakes Science Center. The city lobbied to be chosen because one-time Cleveland disc jockey Alan Freed is widely credited with promoting the new genre (and the term) of "rock and roll". After a petition drive that was signed by 600,000 fans favoring Cleveland, and a USA Today poll which Cleveland won by 100,000 ...

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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - Hall of Fame, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - Performers, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - Non-performers, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - Early influences, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - Sidemen, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - Foundation and museum

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Some of the more significant inductees to GMA's Hall of Fame are listed below. A number of these artists are now dead, some long dead: nevertheless, they are recognized for their contribution towards their influence on gospel music and for the longevity of their work. James Blackwood, Sr. (The Blackwood Brothers, National Quartet Convention; inducted 1974) Pat Boone (inducted 2003) Shirley Caesar (inducted 2000) Ralph Carmichael (Lexicon Music, Light Records; inducted 1985) Fanny Crosby (induc ...

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Gospel Music Hall of Fame, Gospel Music Hall of Fame - Partial list of Inductees, Gospel Music Hall of Fame - External link

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There have been four stars stolen from the walk of fame since it was begun in 1960. The stars of Jimmy Stewart and Kirk Douglas were stolen from a construction site on Vine Street. The stars were removed for a construction project. The culprit was a contractor who was later caught with the two damaged and unusable stars, but not until after they had been replaced. The star of Gene Autry was also taken from another construction project. That star was found in Iowa. And on November 27, 2005, the star for Gregory Peck was taken off the walk near Gower. This time, it wasn't through a construction project, b ...

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Artist Inductees Bee Gees (2004) Chic (2005) Gloria Gaynor (2005) Donna Summer (2004) Sylvester (2005) Barry White (2004) Record Inductees Disco Inferno - The Trammps (2005) Don't Leave Me This Way - Thelma Houston (2004) Good Times - Chic (2005) Got To Be Real - Cheryl Lynn (2005) I Feel Love - Do ...

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Dance Music Hall of Fame, Dance Music Hall of Fame - Inductees, Dance Music Hall of Fame - External link

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The five founding members were: Elvis Presley The Beatles Bob Marley Madonna U2 The five members chosen by the public in October 2004 were: Cliff Richard and The Shadows The Rolling Stones Queen Michael Jackson Robbie Williams Chris Blackwell, the founder of Island Records, was awarded honorary membership. ...

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UK Music Hall of Fame, UK Music Hall of Fame - 2004 inductees, UK Music Hall of Fame - 2005 inductees

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The year each person was inducted is in parentheses. Bobby Allison (1993) Davey Allison (1998) Joe Amato (2005) Mario Andretti (2000) Alberto Ascari (1992) Buck Baker (1990) Buddy Baker (1997) Tony Bettenhausen (1991) George Bignotti (1993) Neil Bonnett (2001) Jack Brabham (1990) Craig Breedlove (2000) Jimmy Bryan (2001) Ettore Bugatti (2002) Malcolm Campbell (1990) Rudolf Caracciola (1998 ...

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International Motorsports Hall of Fame, International Motorsports Hall of Fame - List of inductees, International Motorsports Hall of Fame - External link

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1981 Joan Whitney Payson (executive) 37 Casey Stengel (manager) 1982 3 Bud Harrelson 14 Gil Hodges (manager) George Weiss (executive) 1983 Johnny Murphy (executive) William A. Shea (executive) 1984 Ralph Kiner (broadcaster) Bob Murphy (broadcaster) Lindsey Nelson (broadcaster) 1986 10 Rusty Staub 1988 41 Tom Seaver 1989 36 Jerry Koosman ...

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New York Mets Hall of Fame, New York Mets Hall of Fame - Inductees, New York Mets Hall of Fame - External link

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Fame 1982 TV series - Recurring Characters.  Carmine Caridi as Angelo Martelli (seasons 1-2)  Michael DeLorenzo as Michael (seasons 1-3)  David Greenlee as Dwight Mendenhall (seasons 2-5)  Dick Miller as Lou Mackie (seasons 4-5, regular on season 6)  Ann Nelson as Mrs. Berg (seasons 1-3, regular on seasons 4-6)  Robert Romanus as Miltie Horowitz (seasons 5-6)  Carolyn J. Silas (season 6)  Morgan Stevens as ...

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Fame 1982 TV series, Fame 1982 TV series - The Cast, Fame 1982 TV series - Recurring Characters, Fame 1982 TV series - Episode Guide, Fame 1982 TV series - Season 1 1982, Fame 1982 TV series - Season 2 1982-1983, Fame 1982 TV series - Season 3 1983-1984, Fame 1982 TV series - Season 4 1984-1985, Fame 1982 TV series - Season 5 1985-1986, Fame 1982 TV series - Season 6 1986-1987

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Contents: Top - 0–9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z *-means that they are deceased ...

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Canadian Football Hall of Fame, Canadian Football Hall of Fame - Canadian Football Hall of Famers, Canadian Football Hall of Fame - A, Canadian Football Hall of Fame - B, Canadian Football Hall of Fame - C, Canadian Football Hall of Fame - D, Canadian Football Hall of Fame - E, Canadian Football Hall of Fame - F, Canadian Football Hall of Fame - G, Canadian Football Hall of Fame - H, Canadian Football Hall of Fame - I, Canadian Football Hall of Fame - J, Canadian Football Hall of Fame - K, Canadian Football Hall of Fame - L, Canadian Football Hall of Fame - M, Canadian Football Hall of Fame - N, Canadian Football Hall of Fame - O, Canadian Football Hall of Fame - P, Canadian Football Hall of Fame - Q, Canadian Football Hall of Fame - R, Canadian Football Hall of Fame - S, Canadian Football Hall of Fame - T, Canadian Football Hall of Fame - U, Canadian Football Hall of Fame - V, Canadian Football Hall of Fame - W, Canadian Football Hall of Fame - Y, Canadian Football Hall of Fame - Z, Canadian Football Hall of Fame - External link

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List of members of the Baseball Hall of Fame alphabetical - A-B. Hank Aaron (RF) - 1982 Grover Cleveland Alexander (P) - 1938 Walter Alston (Mgr) - 1983 Sparky Anderson (Mgr) - 2000 Cap Anson (1B - Mgr) - 1939 Luis Aparicio (SS) - 1984 Luke Appling (SS) - 1964 Richie Ashburn (CF) - 1995 Earl Averill (CF) - 1975 Frank "Home Run" Baker (3B) - 1955 Dave Bancroft (SS) - 1971 Ernie Banks (SS - 1B) - 1977 A ...

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2003 HAL 9000 - fictional computer system from 2001: A Space Odyssey Mars Pathfinder Sojourner Rover - explored Mars in 1997 R2-D2 - fictional robot from Star Wars Unimate - the first industrial robot, who worked on a General Motors assembly line in 1961 2004 ASIMO - a humanoid robot created by Honda Astro Boy - fictional robot from Astro Boy. C-3PO - fictional robot from Star Wars Robby the Robot - fictional robot from Forbidden Planet Shakey the Robot - the first ...

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Robot Hall of Fame, Robot Hall of Fame - List of inductees, Robot Hall of Fame - External link

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Enshrinees are selected by a 39-member committee largely made up of sportswriters. The selection committee meets the day before each Super Bowl game to elect a new class. To be elected, a nominee must receive at least 80 percent support votes. Currently, the rules state that the committee must elect between three and six new enshrinees each year. The only restriction is that a player must have been retired at least five years and a coach must be retired. Any other contribut ...

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The following were inducted as "Early Influences" Robert Johnson Jimmie Rodgers Jimmy Yancey Louis Jordan T-Bone Walker Hank Williams Woody Guthrie Leadbelly Les Paul The Ink Spots Bessie Smith The Soul Stirrers Louis Armstrong Charlie Christian Ma Rainey Howlin' Wolf Elmore James Professor Longhair Dinah Washington Willie Dixon The Orioles< ...

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Because the Baseball Writers Association of America (BBWAA) had failed to elect any candidates in 1945, and had elected only one player since 1939, the previous delay of three years between elections had been eliminated in September 1945 by the Hall of Fame Committee, and annual elections restored. In response to the high number of candidates drawing votes in the 1945 election, a 2-step ballot process was created to narrow the field for a final vote. The first ballot would proceed in the same manner as previous elections, with voters free to ...

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