SpongeBob SquarePants is an American animated television series created by marine biologist and animator Stephen Hillenburg for Nickelodeon. The series chronicles the adventures and endeavors of the title character and his various friends in the fictional underwater city of Bikini Bottom. The series' popularity has made it a media franchise, as well as Nickelodeon network's highest rated show, and the most distributed property of MTV Networks. The media franchise has generated $8 billion in merchandising revenue for Nickelodeon.

Many of the ideas for the series originated in an unpublished, educational comic book titled The Intertidal Zone, which Hillenburg created in the mid-1980s. He began developing SpongeBob SquarePants into a television series in 1996 upon the cancellation of Rocko's Modern Life, and turned to Tom Kenny, who had worked with him on that series, to voice the titular character. SpongeBob was originally to be named SpongeBoy, and the series was to be called SpongeBoy Ahoy!, but these were changed, as the name was already trademarked.

The series was previewed on Nickelodeon in the United States on May 1, 1999, following the television airing of the 1999 Kids' Choice Awards, and officially premiered on July 17, 1999. It has received worldwide critical acclaim since its premiere and gained enormous popularity by its second season. The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie, a feature-length film adaptation, was released in theaters on November 19, 2004, and a sequel is currently in production, with a projected release date of February 13, 2015. On July 21, 2012, the series was renewed and aired its ninth season, beginning with the episode "Extreme Spots".[2][3]

Despite its widespread popularity, the series has been involved in several public controversies, including one centered around speculation over SpongeBob SquarePants' intended ****** orientation. The series has been nominated for a variety of different awards, including 17 Annie Awards (with six wins), 17 Golden Reel Awards (with eight wins), 15 Emmy Awards (with one win), 13 Kids' Choice Awards (with 12 wins), and four BAFTA Children's Awards (with two wins). In 2011, a newly described species of mushroom, Spongiforma squarepantsii, was named after the cartoon's title character.

An outstanding old fool,
bulletproof from experience
and too old to die,
qualifies for life-time achievement
by virtue of his still beating heart
and stubborn, winning smile.

Later his tired talent lingers
in the executive departure lounge,
and watches fading reflections of past retrospectives.
leaving him to flee solo on a gulf-stream
over old territory littered with mottled headstones
of honours and moments past;
like rivals once luvved and soon forgotten
through fame and affluence.

A decade on from creating the hit Galaxy dress that became a defining look of the noughties, Roland Mouret has celebrated the 20th anniversary of his label by bringing his catwalk show home from Paris to London for fashion week.

And that dress was back, too – in spirit, at least. “When I think about the Galaxy dress now, I see that it was all about the women who wanted to wear it,” Mouret said backstage after the show at the National Theatre on Sunday, referring to the curvy, back-zipped dresses that made him a star.

“It wasn’t the dress that said anything, it was the women who wore that dress who had something to say. It was a dress for a woman who knows her body. A woman who is in a relationship with a man but who also goes out into the world and has a life outside of that relationship, too. That inner woman is the icon, not the dress.”

The anniversary show – his first in London after 10 years of showing his collections in Paris – was a celebratory affair, with the foyer of the National Theatre turned into a catwalk. It provided a suitably theatrical atmosphere for the wearing of high-voltage dresses on a grey Sunday morning, and an appropriate setting for a designer who rivals Stella McCartney as one of Britain’s foremost names in red-carpet fashion. At last week’s Bafta awards, the author JK Rowling and the Star Wars actor Daisy Ridley both wore Roland Mouret.

The Galaxy elements on this catwalk were updated for 2017. The cleavage that was an essential part of the dress when it was worn a decade ago by everyone from Cameron Diaz to Carol Vorderman is now out of fashion, so the distinctive origami folds of the neckline were raised several inches higher and instead of framing a balcony-hoisted decollete, they accentuated bare shoulders.

The full-length back zip was present and correct, made even more steamy by being emphasised with a small keyhole of cut-out fabric in the small of the back. The fabric has also moved with the times, from stretch crepe to wool knit and velvet, which give the shape of the body a less stark frame.

Mouret was born in Lourdes, south-west France, where his father was a butcher, but now lives between London and Suffolk. His UK-based company employs 75 people, and has been a champion of British manufacturing.

Sunday’s show, which was attended by about 100 of Mouret’s best customers, as well as editors and retailers, was set to a ***** soundtrack that began with Burt Bacharach’s The Look of Love and ended with Leonard Cohen’s I’m Your Man. It was followed by a champagne trunk show at which orders were being taken for delivery in a few months’ time.

The only archive design Mouret resurrected faithfully was a dress from his pre-Galaxy days, of which no pattern existed because “in those days, I just draped and sewed the dresses on to the girls”.Read more at:http://www.marieaustralia.com/evening-dresses | www.marieaustralia.com/formal-dresses-2017

Trace these fingers
On the scars etched into skin
This past
Is now a work of art
Its the mystery
That leads to
An interesting conversation
These are survival wounds
The rough bumps like medals
Worth more than bronze silver or gold
It's a Bafta
The lifetime achievement
And each story
Is the best-seller
Worn with honour and pride
Each stitch represents
Bravery and strength
You stand
Tall and powerful
Undefeated
Meet the gazes head on
And use your past
As the exciting build up
To the ******
Be the idol
To create your own unique blend
Of perfection
Perfection with an art of scars

At the age of 10
Was the time when
He for the first time
Openly  mentioned
That becoming an actor
Was his only intention

Lied about his age
To join the Marine Corps
Stationed Different places
5 years with the defence forces

Joined the Pasadena playhouse
To learn his passion
Attended acting lessons
Met future greats Duvall and Hoffman

Was disliked by
Fellow classmates
Deemed unworthy of acting
Mocked and ridiculed for his style of expression

Voted the least likely
To succeed in the movies
Failed the exams
Got the lowest ever score in the playhouse history

Asked to leave
Found refuge in New York City
Doing odd jobs to keep life steady
Off Broadway plays to pave his way

First movie part
Was Mad Dog Call
Had no dialogue
Shared screen space with Telly Savalas

As in Broadway
He didn't start at the top
Bottom is very ugly place
He quipped famously about the acting race

Got more bit parts
Route 66 a series and the DuPont show
A hot Broadway show with Sandy Dennis
Opened up doors for his first major role in Lilith

Warren Beatty cast him
As his brother in Bonnie and Clyde as Buck Barrow
Giving him the biggest break to undo  
The brake stopping his growth

Had solid Supporting roles
With Lancaster Peck and Redford
Each a stepping stone
For what was to come

The dawn of the 70s
Saw him breakthrough into leading roles
I never sang for my father
His first Oscar nominated leading role

A fortuious moment
When he signed French Connection
Collaboration with William Friedkin
Made him the biggest Star in the Hollywood Constellation

Won the Academy Award
Topped the Box office Charts
Created A new breed
Actor / Superstar

Breaking box office records
With disaster films like
The Poseidon Adventure
Simultaneously winning
Palm D Orr for films like Scarecrow and The Conversation

Played  Lex Luthor in Superman
A superhero film a novelty then  Top billing playing the Villain V Unheard off at that time

Turned down meaty roles
Offered by great auteurs
Jaws One Flew over the Cuckoos Nest to name a couple
Such was his faith in his talent and skill

The 80 s were equally significant
Critical and Box office success ensued
Rode the decade with all the Success
Oscar Nominated for Mississippi Burning & Hoosiers named the greatest Sports film

Started the 90 s
With Narrow Margin
Followed it up with Unforgiven
Played the villain took home the 2nd  Academy Recognition

Prolific in the 4th decade
His  calling  in the movies
Worked with young talent
All claimed to be his die hard fans

5th decade in Hollywood
Golden Globe win for The Royal Tennenbaums
6 film a year
Totalled close to 100 his entire career

No dearth for offers
6 films a year 45 years later
Strong legs for 5 decades
Not many can claim that to say

The long haul
Had seen it all
Reached the age of 75
Said a final goodbye

Ability to absorb
Every character donned
On New York streets would walk
Observing all those who pass

George Morrison taught
Him how to act
Assured him of his ability
Method Acting lesson meticulously

Positioned his career
Played Supporting Roles
The part of the Villain
Gave relief with Comic roles and played Lead roles

A great position to be
All slots his name was to be
Name above the title
Any other role that tested his mettle

One of the few
Actor and Superstar. Combination
Filled Cinemas Worldwide
Followed by every prestigious Accolade

Won every major award
Life time Achievement the reward
Oscar BAFTA Globus Golden Bear Palm D Orr and Every other award
That the season brings with

First to act
In the disaster genre
Roles in many other
Captured Audience imagination forever

Now a Novelist who gets published
Written 6 books so far
Out of public eye
But never out of their memory

One of the greatest Actors
One of the. Biggest Stars
Fans all over the World
Trained to be an Actor not a Star his most famous quote

Brigitte Bardo Bordo was born
in 1962. Born in Brisbane Anne-Marie
Bordo, September 28, 1934
(84 years old) Paris, France.
Singer-songwriter for Animal Rights 1952 to 1973
(Acting) from 1973 to the present day (Rights of Journalists)
Roger Vadim (1952, 1957)
Jake Choggard (born in 1959, 1962)
GC Star (born 1966, 1969)
Bernard Delmel (born in 1992)
Partner Jean-Lucle Monique (1956-1958)
Bob Zigry (1963-1965) Sergeant
Gaysberg (1967)) Patrick Meyer (1968-1971)
Invalid mediation (1975) -79)
Bangui-Duggar (1980-1985) children
1 Mendoza Bordo (Burma)
Brazil's signature at the border
Brigate Borter Anne-Marie (in French:
[Berrypot was born on September 28, 1934]
A player, singer, duck and the french
human rights defenders.
This is one of the most popular symptoms
He was well known in the 1950s and 1960s
Bock's office was Bordood Bonding,
and a duet So he played the role
of actor 1952 In 1957, he won
an international reputation.
Learn the role of the game in conversation
Allah created the females. For the oil to his sister
Focus on meetings of French researchers.
It was an affair In 1959, the experience
Simon Demising, LSD in the cafeteria has become a "car technician". (1963) For the play Louis Suzette
Film 1965 Long Maria It was cold Selected
for the BAFTA Award Very good actress
From the movie "The history of women"
1969 In 1978, he was an official bartender
Mary's face (before Anonymous)
French freedom Bordo withdrew in 1973
Entertainment Industry In 47 films, they play
different songs And we sang more
of 60 songs. Honored with a glorious gospel
However, in 1985, it was down.
After the money, I became
an animal rights activist.
He grew up in the 2000s
They work on immigration
In Islam. It has been tested
Five punishments he encourages
racial prejudice. 1.1 Principle
1934-1952 1.2 Activities 1952-1973
1.2.1 stars True 1.2.2 1.2.3 1.2.4
World Movie 1.2.5 Singers
Professional Animation 13 Animal Movement
Security: Between 1973 and two workers
Life for Life 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4
Health Policy and Legal Issues 4
Movie 5 Entertainment 6 books
7 References 8 Literature 9 External
links History of life History of life: 1934-1952
Bordon was born in Paris,
The sound of Luus Dawiandi (1896-1975)
And A-MAY "Tati" Barddad (born Malcolm,
1912-1978). Luis studied and studied mechanics
With his father, Charles Ballard,
with the family business.
Luis and Ang-Mari married in 1933.
The hen grew up in a Catholic family.
In Brighton, the private school is
Three days a week and a lot of homework.
Three days a week, games in Swedish dance clubs.
A Brazilian mother writes her sister.
Maria-Jenie (born May 5, 1938) dancing.
Marry-J, possibly Brigie,
He focused on Bali. In 1947,
The roof is connected
at the construction school
For three years, I attended
dance class with Russia
Dorothy Bissis Kissis.
Lesley Kalon He was a
of his classmates. The other pillars are called limits
"****" "Small Dollar".

1929 The same year, the journalist
Elaine Laffe introduces fashion
stores "Fashion naked dad".
At the age of 15, he appeared
March 8, 1950, and took care
of George Carey's new manager
for the management of his children.
This is not a sign of reproduction of the rope.
The film, although limited, has been canceled.
The relationship with Vivian
has been involved in his life and work.
Professional: 1952-1973
Briggs was born in 1953 in Kentucky.
Player Ballwil for Norman Gentleman
(1952) for love. In 1953 (1953),
I played the role of director of Myly Rose,
Mani. In 1953, he plays with his wife Willis,
Wisith, then painted his father
(1953) with John Rites. In 1953,
Bordeaux "Double Kick Douglass"
was in a love story. When I was there,
I was half focused.

Brigitte Bardot Bardot, born in 1962,
born under the name of Brigitte
Anne-Marie Bardot September 28, 1934
(84 years) Paris, distribution of France.
Actress Girl Singer Dancer Activist
animal rights from 1952 to 1973
(actress) from 1973 to today (militant animal rights)
Wife Roger Vadim (born 1952, *** 1957)
Jacques Charrier (born in 1959, 1962)
Gunter Sachs (born 1966, 1969)
Bernard d'Ormale (born in 1992)
Partner Jean-Louis Trintignant (1956-1958)
Bob Zagury (1963-1965) Serge
Gainsbourg (1967)) Patrick Gilles (1968-1971)
Miroslav Brozek (1975) -79) Allain
Bougrain-Dubourg (1980-1985) children
1 parent Mijanou Bardot (sister)
Signature Signature Brigitte Bardot
Brigitte Bardot Anne-Marie (in French:
[bʁiʁit Bado, born September 28, 1934]
she is an actress, a singer, a dancer
and a French animal rights activist;
it was one of the most famous symbols
from the '50s and' 60s and was well known
in his initials, B. Bardot was a budding dancer
and began her career as an actress
in 1952, in 1957, she gained international renown
recognition for his role in the controversy
and God created women. Bardot drew
the attention of the French intelligence
conferences. It was the theme
of the Simone de Beauvoir trial of 1959,
****** syndrome, in which Bardot
he described himself as a "locomotive"
of women's history "and was based
on the existential reasons of his first
and the most recent woman released
of France after the war. . . After,
I played in the movie The Contempt
by Jean-Luc Godard (1963). For his role
in the 1965 film of Louis Malles
Long live Maria! Bardot was
nominated for a BAFTA award
for the best foreign actress. Since 1969
until 1978, Bardot was the official
Marianne's face (previously
anonymous) to represent
the freedom of France.

Bardot retired in 1973
of the entertainment industry.
He played in 47 films,
played in different musicals
and recorded more than 60 songs.
He was honored by the Legion of Honor
in 1985 but decreased. After his withdrawal,
I became an animal rights activist.
In the 2000s, it sparked controversy
criticize immigration
and Islam in France. She was sentenced
five fines for hatred against racial hatred.
1.1 Biography First years: 1934-1952 1.2
Career: 1952-1973 1.2.1 Star
Truth 1.2.2 1.2.3 1.2.4 international
Movies Movies 1.2.5 singers
End of career 1.3 Animal activism
well-being: from 1973 to today 2 employees
for the life of Madrague 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4
health policy and legal affairs 4
Filmografia 5 Discography 6 books
7 References 8 Literature 9 External Links
Biography The progress of life: 1934-1952
Bardot was born in Paris of a girl of one breast,
the daughter of Louis Bardot (1896-1975)
and Anne-Marie "Toty" Bardot (born
Mucel, 1912-1978). Louis studied
engineering and worked
with his father Charles Bardot
in the family business.
Louis and Anne-Marie married
in 1933. Bardot grew up in a Catholic
and attentive family.
Brigitte was admitted to Hattemer,
a private school. He went to school
three days a week and usually studies at home.
He gave three days a week
for classes in Madame Bourget's
dance studio. Brigitte's mother
also wrote her younger sister,
Marie-Jeanne (born May 5, 1938)
for the dance. Marie-Jeanne
finally gave birth to Brigitte,
who focused on ballet. In 1947,
Bardot was admitted
to the Conservatoire
Paris.                                      For three years,
I took dance classes with Russian
choreographer Boris
Knyazev. Leslie Caron
he was one of his classmates.
The other dancers are called Bardot
"Bichette" "Little doe".

1929. The same year, she is a model
for the fashion magazine "Jardin des Modes",
directed by journalist Hélène Lazareff.
At the age of 15, he appeared
on March 8, 1950
on the cover of Elle and was seen
by a young director, Roger Vadim,
while taking care of children.
Marc Allégret, who gave Bardot
the opportunity to play The Laurels
Are Cut. Although Bardot played
the role, the film was canceled.
His relationship with Vadim,
who participates in the hearing,
is involved in life and career.
Career: 1952-1973 Brigitte Bardot
at Cannes in 1953. Actor Bourvil
Le Trou Normand
(1952) Crazy for Love. I played
Manina, the director of *****
Rozier, the girl in a bikini (1953).
He played in The Long Teeth
(1953), played Vadim's wife,
and then starred in the Jean
Richard play, portrait of his father
(1953). Bardot had a small role
in a film funded by the Hollywood
Act of Love (1953) in Paris with
Kirk Douglas. I received
a half attention

when it was present.