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Elizabeth Berkley – Animal Right Activist

Elizabeth Berkley Lauren is a well-known reality show personality whose noteworthy roles includes Nomi Malone in Showgirls and Jessie Spano in Saved by the Bell. Nowadays, Berkley is a popular animal rights activist, and she wore a form-fitting gown made entirely of collard greens worth $600 for the popular Lettuce Be Lean campaign that was sponsored by PETA. She was one of the celebrities who were incorporated in an online poll by PETA in 2008 and 2009 to choose the most beautiful Vegetarian of the Year. Berkley has always been fortunate to possess bulging bank accounts and a soaring credit score.

KURTIS BLOW – RAPPER & MINISTER

Kurtis Blow has raked in quite a lot of critical and financial success as a rapper, but with time, the tastes of his audiences have changed. Eventually, he has been busy with The Hip Hop Church in Harlem and now merrily raps God’s will! Kurtis attained the position of a minister in 2009 in an effort to achieve a spiritual rebirth.

Though his job hasn’t undergone a change over the last few years, he seems to have garnered full satisfaction with whatever he has been doing currently. During his career as a rapper, Kurtis released fifteen albums and his most famous hit single is The Breaks.

AL GREEN – PREACHER

Al Green grabbed the limelight with his soulful music and achieved popularity with his numbers that garnered cult status. His signature song, Let’s Stay Together, helped him grab the 14th place in the list of 100 Greatest Singers Ever.

He was active in music since 1955 and was inducted to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Throughout his career, he also released several gospel albums and recorded secular music. After he reached the age of 70, Green decided to become a preacher in Memphis! In 2018, after a ten-year hiatus in music, Al’s latest recording Before the next teardrop falls was released.

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