As these technologies gain acceptance, scientists and performers predict that popular culture will increasingly come to bear the digital imprint of our times.
Ms. Horne, now 92, fought many of the battles that paved the way for African-American performers to find the mainstream acceptance that Ms. Uggams achieved in the early 1960s as a regular television performer on "Sing Along With Mitch".
Formed in San Francisco in 1957, the trio was debunked by "serious" folk musicians, but their commercial success paved the way for record-industry and audience acceptance of folk performers such as Peter, Paul and Mary and Bob Dylan.
Though the group was debunked by "serious" folk musicians, its commercial success paved the way for record-industry and audience acceptance of folk performers such as Joan Baez, Bob Dylan, and Peter, Paul and Mary.
Superior performance by one methodology could promote acceptance by the community of the best performer methodology as a reference standard.
Underwood closed out the celebratory evening with a memorable acceptance speech, reminding every performer and honoree that they were worthy of being on that stage.
Some groups succeed better than others: Anglo and Australian actors are, culturally speaking, a natural fit; performers from the east Asia struggle for acceptance outside martial arts roles.
Toby Helm, political editor In 2009, Kanye West had the distinction of being called a "jackass" by the US president, after rudely interrupting an acceptance speech by his fellow performer Taylor Swift at an awards show.
On the other hand, he was getting more and more acceptance and praise as a performer.
Many people who become performers do so to fulfill a craving for acceptance and love from their audience; they need that affirmation to be able to feel good.
