Dancer/ Teacher (Ballet),Culture Collection

Director,Song writer,Fiction

Manager/ Agent (Impresario),Entertain Producer (Music producer),Textbook/ Non-fiction (Experiences in music field)

Actor/ Actress (TV and film),Child performer (From age three),TV series/ Soap star ("Who's The Boss"),Only child,Published/ Exhibited/ Released August 1983 (Appeared in movie "Cujo"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 20 September 1984 (TV series "Who's the Boss" debut broadcast, seven seasons),Gain social status January 1986 (Nominated for Best Supporting Actor award),Prize 1992 (Exceptional Performances, Youth in Film Award),Animals, pets (Three dogs),Homosexual male,Vocational award (Youth in Film Award),Secrets revealed July 1997 (Openly admitted gay),End a program of study 14 June 1998 (Graduated Stanford University)

Death, Cause unspecified 1 April 1980,Soccer (Soccer player)

Model,Actor/ Actress,Foster, Step, or Adopted Kids (One son),Kids 1-3 (One daughter),Family noted (Mom, dad),Number of Marriages (Two),Twin, triplet, etc. (Twins),New Job 1979 (Film debut),New Career 1980 (Modeling debut),Prize 1986 (Best Film by National Society of Film Critics),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1986 (Best Film "Blue Velvet"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1997 (Appeared in "Big Night"),Profiles Of Women,Divorce dates 17 December 1990 (Seperated from David Lynch)

Fiction (Short stories),Tuberculosis,Medical procedure 1935 (Treated for tuberculosis, two years)

Death, Cause unspecified 17 March 2002 (Age 90),Teacher (Educator),Fiction (Novels, essays),Kids 1-3 (Two),Mate - Noted (Second husband Carl Orff),Long life more than 80 yrs,Lose social status 1941 (Rinser's writings banned in Germany),Concentration camp (Over a year in the camp),Institutionalized - prison, hospital 1944 (Concentration camp),Deinstitutionalized - prison, hospital 1945 (Released by Allies)

Death by Disease 24 December 2008 in London (Liver cancer, age 78),Playwright/ script (Playwright and screenwriter),Poet (Published),Cancer,Kids 1-3 (One),Number of Marriages (Two),Illness/ Disease,Medical diagnosis 2001 (Cancer of the esophagus),New Career 1950 (Published first poems),New Career 1951 (Traveled with acting company, one year),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1958 (Appeared in first full-length play),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1965 ("The Homecoming"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1975 (Noted play written, "No Man's Land"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1978 (Published poem and prose book),Prize 13 October 2005 (Nobel Prize for Literature),Work in team/ Tandem (Traveled with repertory theatre),Social crime/ delinquent (Refused military service, fined),Nobel prize,Tony,Vocational award (Numerous),Top 5% of Profession,Marriage 1956 (First marriage, Vivien Merchant),Extramarital Affair 8 January 1975 (Began relationship with Antonia Fraser),Divorce dates 1980 (Vivien Merchant),Marriage 27 November 1980 (Second marriage, to Antonia Fraser),Trial dates 1949 (Appeared before magistrate, refused military service)

Death, Cause unspecified 23 April 1999 (Age 76),Soccer