Edward Wood Jr. was born in Poughkeepsie, New York, to a US Postal Service employee by the same name. The year was 1924 and Wood would grow up during the heyday of pulp fiction, early comic books and dwindling performing arts like Vaudeville.

The famed Charles Chaplin had long been a performer working in the Vaudevilles throughout England. In 1910, he was offered a chance that would stretch his creative talents – to join the rest of the Fred Karno troupe and travel to the United States. After a successful tour, Karno returned to England in 1912 with his group all the better off for the visit. With just a brief five month layover, Chaplin and his fellow Vaudevillians, including Stan Laurel of “Laurel and Hardy” fame, launched a second tour on October 2 of the same year. This time, Chaplin would embark on a life changing journey.

Adam West was born in 1928 in Seattle, Washington. His given name was William West Anderson from parents Otto Anderson and Audrey Speer. West has one younger brother named John. During his high school career, he attended both Walla Walla and Lakeside Schools. He attended Whitman College and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Literature and a minor in Psychology. His tenure at school also included a membership with the Beta Theta Pi fraternity and participation on both the debate and speech teams.

Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson is a famous astrophysicist and TV personality. He is notable for his stance to move Pluto to “dwarf planet” status. Tyson has served on a number of astronomy commissions and is the director of the Hayden Planetarium. He also hosts PBS’s NOVA scienceNOW.

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