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His images, posted daily on Instagram (@dcim.ru), have garnered him 369,000 followers and led to several awards.
Mr. Parker helped create Napster and later served as Facebook's first president, a role immortalized by Justin Timberlake in the movie "The Social Network". It is those roles that have garnered him attention for being regarded as a tech genius.
With decades of releases, multiple labels and a furious touring schedule all pumping out his spiritual house jams, he weaves disco, funk and soul from around the globe into groove- rather than rhythm-led sets that have garnered him warm affection.
Pitch perfect, with a golden feel for the nuances of hummable melody, rich and round enough to have garnered him an offer to sing at the Metropolitan Opera (he turned it down in favor of a Broadway role), it is a gift that is almost uniquely suited to the American musical tradition.
These efforts have garnered him recognition as one of Diverse Magazine's 2018 Emerging Scholars.
A slew of cinematic smashes (Pirates of the Caribbean, Beverly Hills Cop) have garnered him a $700 million fortune.
His has been a six-decade, 50-film journey that has garnered him no fewer than nine Oscar nominations.
Tyson's ability to explain heady concepts with popular culture makes him a draw for talk-show hosts, and his active Twitter presence has garnered him 1.63 million followers.
"Mahmoud's aggressive re-entry into the jihadi mediasphere has garnered him significant attention among German-language jihadi adherents," said Jarret Brachman, author of "Global Jihadism: Theory and Practice" and a consultant to the United States government on terrorism.
Although Mr. Stockman's willingness to criticize some Republicans and praise some Democrats has garnered him a reputation as an iconoclast, his analysis is pretty much standard liquidationism, with a strong goldbug streak.
Now "Django Unchained," his fourth film with Quentin Tarantino, has garnered him another nomination, but Mr. Richardson says his job is always to put the director's goals above his own.
