Born Houston Harris in Little Rock, Arkansas, better known as Bobo Brazil, was an American professional wrestler. He is considered one of the first black professional wrestlers and broke the racial divide in professional wrestling. Harris received training from Joe Savoldi after meeting him during a naval gunfight. He was originally called "BuBu Brazil", but a mistake appeared in an advertisement, so the name stuck throughout his career. Harris' first recorded fight was on March 29, 1948 at Benton Harbor, where he fought as "Houston Harris, the Black Panther" in a 30-minute draw against Armand Myers. Savoldi taught him to be an honest athlete in the ring and to never take shortcuts to win a match. Brazil's simplicity, elegant clothing, and professionalism have created a fan base among both whites and blacks, making him a babyface that attracts fans of both races.

Arnold Skaaland was an American professional wrestler and professional wrestling manager. Born in 1946, Skaaland began his career after serving in the US Marine Corps. United States during World War II. He joined the World Wrestling Federation in 1963 and won the United States Wrestling Championship in 1967 with Spyros Arion.

Tombs' first fight was at the age of 15 when he lost to Larry Hennig in 9 seconds. He then worked in Winnipeg in the 1970s, but his big break came when he began wrestling under the name "Basque Canadian." He won his first title in 1976, defeating Chavo Guerrero to become World Heavyweight Champion.

Maroon 5's "Moves Like Jagger" is a song from their 2011 album Hands All Over, featuring the collaboration of American singer Christina Aguilera. The song is a blend of dance pop and electropop, with influences from pop, disco music, and rock. The lyrics describe the singer trying to imitate Mick Jagger's movements. The song has received positive reviews from critics and has been certified a digital gold record. It has sold over seven million digital copies worldwide during 2011, becoming the ninth most downloaded song of that year. The song was nominated for a Grammy award in the Best Pop Performance by a Group or Duo category, but lost to Tony Bennett's "Body & Soul." The video was first released on E! News in August 2011, and later on YouTube. Maroon 5 performed the song with Aguilera on The Voice and appeared on TV shows like America's Got Talent and Saturday Night Live.

Randy Orton, born on April 1, 1980, in Knoxville, Tennessee, is the youngest of three siblings. His parents encouraged him to stay away from professional wrestling, as it required minimal family time. Orton attended Hazelwood Central High School and later entered the Marine Corps, where he was expelled for unethical behavior. He began his professional career in 2005 and married Samantha Speno in 2007. In 2007, she was pregnant, and in 2008, Alanna Marie Orton was born, making her the first child of the couple.

Adele's debut album, '21', changed the music industry forever after writing the first verses of 'Rolling in the Deep' in a San Francisco Chinese restaurant. The album's compositiva and unfiltered love lyrics made it a classic of contemporary pop. Adele's debut album, '19', featured hits like 'Daydreamer', 'Hometown Glory', 'Chasing Pavements', and Bob Dylan's 'Make You Feel My Love'. After a successful debut with '19', Adele faced the challenge of her second album and the risk of not being as equal as the first.