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The Astrological Sun Sign Taurus the Bull of the Western Zodiac

Using the tropical zodiac people born between April 21st and May 21st are known by their Sun Sign
Taurus the Bull and are associated with the constellation Taurus. The Element of the Taurus sign is Earth and the color of Taurus is Mauve. The starstone of Taurus is Emerald and the astrological symbol for Taurus represents the horns of the bull. The Sun Sign opposite of Taurus is Scorpio the Scorpion and the metals of the Taurus sign are silver gold and copper. Taurus is the second sign in the Zodiac and the quality of Taurus is fixed. Taurus is ruled by the Planet Venus and is defined as a feminine-negative introverted sign.

The characteristics most commonly attributed to Taurus are discipline and hard work and they are also well known to be trustworthy and prudent. Generally speaking the people of the Taurus sun sign are often strong and steady with a stable outlook. They are also organized and tenacious with a cautious attitude. The Taurus people work well in a practical sense and can be attentive and patient. Taurus can also be honest and dependable with a determined and protective nature. They can also be stubborn and overly rigid with an controlling air about them as they jealous and possessive. Taurus likes comfort and humor but can be overindulgent.

The following is a list of some famous celebrities of the Taurus sun sign.

Andre Agassi - April 29, 1970 - Professional American tennis player and Olympic gold medalist

Jessica Alba - April 28, 1981 - Actress, Sexiest Woman in the World 2007

Fred Astaire - May 10, 1899 - June 22, 1987 - Academy Award winning actor danced with Ginger Rogers

David Attenborough - May 8, 1926 - Naturalist and pioneer of the nature documentary

Candice Bergen - May 9, 1946 - Golden Globe and Emmy Award winning actress and fashion model

Yogi Berra - May 12, 1925 - Major League Baseball player and manager

George Clooney - May 6, 1961 - Academy and Golden Globe Award winning actor and activist

Oliver Cromwell - April 25, 1599 - September 3, 1658 - Lord Protector of England, Scotland and Ireland

Bing Crosby - May 3, 1903 - October 14, 1977 - Popular singer and Academy Award winning actor

Salvador Dali - May 11, 1904 - January 23, 1989 - Surrealist, best known for The Persistence of Memory

Carmen Electra - April 20, 1972 - Glamour model, actress, singer and dancer

Duke Ellington - April 29, 1899 - May 24, 1974 - Musician, composer, pianist and influential jazz figure

Emilio Estevez - May 12, 1962 - Actor, director, writer and eldest child of actor Martin Sheen

Peter Frampton - April 22, 1950 - Original member of Humble Pie and legendary guitarist

Ulysses S Grant - April 27, 1822 - July 23, 1885 - 18th President of the United States

Tony Hawk - May 12, 1968 - Professional skateboarder, first skater to land the 900

Katherine Hepburn - May 12, 1907 - June 29, 2003 - Winner of four Best Actress Oscars

Dennis Hopper - May 17, 1936 - Academy Award nominated actor and film maker

Janet Jackson - May 16, 1966 - Singer, songwriter, dancer, and actress

Billy Joel - May 9, 1949 - Pianist, singer, songwriter best known for Piano Man

Jay Leno - April 28, 1950 - Emmy Award winning comedian and host of The Tonight Show

George Lucas - May 14, 1944 - Academy Award winning director, producer and creator of Star Wars

Michael Moore - April 23, 1954 - Academy Award winning director and social critic

Willie Nelson - April 29, 1933 - Singer, songwriter, actor and cannabis advocate

Jack Nicholson - April 22, 1937 - Academy, Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild Award winning actor

J Robert Oppenheimer - April 22, 1904 - February 18, 1967 - Physicist, father of the atomic bomb

Al Pacino - April 25, 1940 - Academy, Golden Globe, Emmy and SAG award winning actor

Eva Peron - May 7, 1919 - July 26, 1952 - Wife of President Juan Peron of Argentina

William Shakespeare - April 26, 1564 - April 23, 1616 - Great English poet and playwright

As you can see from this list if you were born under the Taurus sun sign you are in good company.

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This is my "been there, done that" and "been there, should have done that" list for anyone who wants to be in the performing arts.

For the Performer:
* Memorize at least three good monologues, ones you like and ones that aren't from famous plays or movies.

* Never, ever, ever audition with a song from Les Miz, Phantom, Rent, Chicago, or Cats. People who cast shows are sick of well-known songs and will reject you right away.

* Take voice lessons or at least sing in the school choir.

* Monologues: http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/results.asp?WRD=monoloues+for+young+actors

* Songs... Are a little harder to find. Ask your choir director or voice teacher for suggestions, as they know your range better than I do.

* Take dancing lessons, or at least practice a lot when you're in a play. On a related note, buy a pair of Character Shoes: http://www.discountdance.com/frame_set.php3?mf=http://www.discountdance.com/dancewear/page_SHOEALLCHAR_p1.html Yes, it must be closed toe and it must have an ankle strap. You'll understand why those are important when you note that they don't fall off your feet.

* Take every role you're cast in during High School, even if it's "just" the Chorus. You'll learn.

* Be a Stage Manager, at least once.

* Learn everything you can about Lighting and Set Design. That way, even if you don't get a part, you can learn by watching the other actors and learn a valuable skill you may very well learn to love more than acting. There is more demand for Lighting Techs than there is for Actors, after all!

* "Acting Schools" are often overrated and overpriced. If you want the best that Michigan has to offer, go to Alma College. The faculty there is top-notch and class sizes are small enough so that you'll be able to get involved easily.

* No matter where you go, audition for a scholarship to help defray your tuition bill.

* Start a savings account now. Put at least $20 into it from every pay check. Do NOT dip into it for anything that is not an emergency. Spring Break is not an emergency.

* Double major in something that will help you pay your bills. You should not have to rely on acting to feed yourself. It doesn't work.

* Get a job waiting tables while you're still in high school, so you'll be an experienced server in college and after. It's the easiest way to make a decent bit of money in the mornings while you're not in rehearsals. You'll get the most tips on Sunday morning, so don't pass up working Sunday morning so you can stay out late Saturday Night.

Most importantly:
You cannot afford to have an ego. Actresses are as common as oxygen. Do not think you are talented. You are a beginner. Talent is merely a matter of hard work and a willingness to let go of your pride and let yourself relax on stage and be in the moment.

Tips for Mom:
* When you take your daughter to an audition, sit in the back and be quietly supportive. "Hi, I'm 's Mom, " should be all you need to say, unless the director has questions. Mom talking too much at Auditions almost always makes a bad impression.

* If your daughter wants to audition without you, let her--though this probably won't happen. Yeah, it's hard, but she'll do a better job if she feels more relaxed.

* Don't be upset if she doesn't get a lead role with the first company she works with. A lot of times they cast new people in small roles or a chorus just to see if that person is reliable.

* Don't be upset if she gets small roles. It's vital to have good people in small roles, and some of the most memorable performances of all time are by "Character Actors" who have small parts. Think about Tuptim in "The King and I." It's a small but marvelous role. And the murderesses in "Chicago."

* If you need to drive her places, *never* be late. Be 10 minutes early.

* Volunteer to help with costuming, set design at Auditions for Community Theater, especially if you're going to be driving her. Make the offer to the High School director and to the Community group (again) when she's cast. You're already driving there, you might as well have fun and your being useful makes your daughter a more useful person to have around.

* If you help with costuming, don't just work on your daughter's stuff. Helping more people makes you more useful, and thus your daughter is more useful.

* If she wants to pursue the performance arts in college, start assisting her with college applications the fall before she goes, and auditions for scholarships are typically around February.

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