Astro Economics by David Williams

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Astro Economics by David Williams

Reviewed in The Wall Street Journal, this book demonstrates how astrology can be used to forecast business and market activity. Also Written by a former manager for a New York utility company, this book has been publicly lauded by a number of brokers. Also

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David Walliams, original name David Williams, (born August 20, 1971, Banstead, England), English comedian, actor, writer, and presenter, who first gained fame with the television show Little Britain, a sketch comedy that he and his frequent collaborator, Matt Lucas, starred in and wrote. Walliams later became a successful children’s book author. Also

Williams grew up in Banstead, England, a suburb of London. His father was an engineer for London Transport, and his mother was a lab technician. He later studied drama at the University of Bristol (B.A., 1992). During his breaks from school, he performed at the National Youth Theatre, where he met Lucas. Williams changed the spelling of his last name when he joined the actor’s trade union.

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Walliams and Lucas began writing and acting together, and they had some success on British television with the sketch comedy Mash and Peas (1996) and the parody Sir Bernard’s Stately Homes (1999). They gained a larger following with Rock Profile (1999–2001, 2009), a spoof interview show where the duo dressed as such famous musicians as Elton John, Bono, and Liam Gallagher, the front man of the 1990s British band, Oasis.

Walliams and Lucas’s breakout hit, however, came when they adapted their radio show, Little Britain, to television in 2003. In a series of sketches, the two played eccentric, sometimes grotesque characters living in all parts of Great Britain. The show could be coarse and controversial at times, but it was enormously popular, gaining a wide audience and introducing a myriad of catchphrases to British speech.

It won numerous awards, including the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) award for best comedy series in 2004 and 2005. A sold-out live tour followed, as well as a spin-off, Little Britain USA (2008), which aired on the American cable station HBO for one season.