He also had ambitions to work in film, like Elvis Presley and Eddie Cochran, and registered for acting classes with Lee Strasburg's Actors ' Studio, where the likes of Marlon Brando and James Dean had trained.

In particular, minority tendencies in Britain around John Lawrence and the U. S. around Bert Cochran that supported entrism " sui generis " hinted that Pablo's support for their views indicated that the International might also demand Trotskyists in those countries adopt that tactic.

Another famous flyer, Jacqueline Cochran, considered Earhart's greatest rival by both media and the public, also became a confidante and friend during this period.

Lott was also an Ole Miss cheerleader, on the same team with future U. S. Senator Thad Cochran.

Lott and his future Senate colleague, Thad Cochran ( also elected to Congress that year ), were only the second and third Republicans elected to Congress from Mississippi since Reconstruction.

Cochran was also reelected in a rout ; he and Lott were the first Republicans to win a second term in Congress from the state since Reconstruction.

It also satirizes many icons of black culture including Ving Rhames, Will Smith ( real-life husband of Jada Pinkett Smith ), Johnnie Cochran, and Al Sharpton.

Cochran was also the first woman to land and take off from an aircraft carrier, the first woman to reach Mach 2, the first woman to pilot a bomber across the North Atlantic ( in 1941 ), the first pilot to make a blind ( instrument ) landing, the only woman ever to be President of the Federation Aeronautique International ( 1958 – 1961 ), the first woman to fly a fixed-wing, jet aircraft across the Atlantic, the first pilot to fly above 20, 000 ft with an oxygen mask, and the first woman to enter the Bendix Transcontinental Race.

Peacock was also the writer / director / producer for the film The Legend Hank Cochran and music producer / film producer / director for Brooke Waggoner ’ s concert DVD And the World Opened Up.

There is also a section dedicated to individuals such as Amelia Earhart, Jimmy Doolittle, Charles Lindbergh, Jack Northrop, the Wright brothers, Howard Hughes, Jacqueline Cochran and Chuck Yeager.

Cochran told Wingate that cancelling the long-range mission was unnecessary ; only a limited amount of aerial transport would be needed since, in addition to the light planes and C-47 Dakotas Wingate had counted on, Cochran explained that 1st Air Commando had 150 gliders to haul supplies: Wingate ’ s dark eyes widened as Phil explained that the gliders could also move a sizable force of troops.

Cochran had also been part of the jazz scene for nearly a decade, playing with renowned jazz artist Julian Priester.

Broster's team also found a number of " exotic " artifacts at the Cochran area.

Following Le Femme Nikita, Surnow's most successful work was on the TV series 24, which he co-created and also executive produced with Robert Cochran.

In 2006, 24 won Emmy awards for Outstanding Drama Series, accepted by Surnow and his fellow producers, including Robert Cochran, and Outstanding Lead Actor Kiefer Sutherland, who also won a Golden Globe.

It was a 1939 play for Charles B. Cochran in an adaptation by Golding and A. E. Rawlinson, and was also filmed as Magnolia Street Story.

Many rockabilly players had followed in the footsteps of Eddie Cochran, who also wielded a 6120 ( though modified with a Gibson P-90 pickup in the neck position ) and Gene Vincent's guitarist Cliff Gallup, who played a Duo Jet.

Vicious also recorded another Eddie Cochran song, " C ' mon Everybody ", which was released as his third solo single on June 22, 1979.

Autograph also performed at numerous international festivals along with John McLaughlin, Murray Head, Kenny Rogers, Tom Cochran, Glass Tiger, Ten Years After, Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes ; opened for Chicago ; worked closely with David Foster in Canada and Moscow, became a winner of the Sopot-87 contest in Poland bringing home coveted independent press and audience awards as well as the best song prize for Sitkovetsky's The World Inside.

Cochran was also a recording artist between 1962 and 1980, scoring seven times on the Billboard ( magazine ) country music charts, with his greatest solo success being the No. 20 " Sally Was a Good Old Girl ".

In an effort to accommodate graduate and non-traditional students, external degree program courses are also being offered at off-campus sites in Macon, Cochran, Warner Robins and Dublin.

Robert Cochran ( also credited as Bob Cochran ) is the co-creator of the television series 24.

Cochran quickly became very popular in this district, even though almost none of its living residents had been represented by a Republican before.

He participates in lawsuits against various people and companies, represented by Jackie Chiles, a parody of Johnnie Cochran.

Bridges pleaded not guilty to the charges and was represented by the high-profile defense attorney Johnnie Cochran.

He was represented by attorneys Stuart Hanlon and Johnnie Cochran in his original trial.

Jackson was represented by attorneys Mark Geragos, Ben Brafman, Steve Cochran and Robert Sanger.

The case began in California with Johnnie Cochran, the famed attorney who represented O. J.

When Arnold asked Cochran to go to Britain to study the ATA, Cochran asked 76 of the most qualified female pilots – identified during the research she had done earlier for Olds – to come along and fly for the ATA.

The town holds an annual festival in remembrance of American rock and roll singer Eddie Cochran, who tragically died on 17 April 1960 following a car accident shortly before midnight the previous day, while travelling through Chippenham on his way back to London during a British tour.

This was in response to one coach, Jack Cochran of New London, whose teams won that way four times during 2005.

It addition to Cardille, five other announcers that were with the station during sign-on in 1957 include Mal Alberts, Bob Cochran, Ed Conway, Len Johnson and Mark Schaefer.

Cochran was typically seen around 6th Street and Congress during business hours, frequently wearing women's clothing.

Starting during the 1960s, Cochran was a prolific songwriter in the genre, including major hits by Patsy Cline, Ray Price, Eddy Arnold and others.

Duty Free is about two British couples, David and Amy Pearce and Robert and Linda Cochran, who meet while holidaying at the same Spanish hotel in Marbella and the interruptive affair conducted by David Pearce and Linda Cochran during their break.

In court, Cochran resorts to his " famous " Chewbacca defense, which he " used during the Simpson trial ", according to Stan.

Cochran and co-authors Jason Hardy and Henry Harpending suggest that the widely observed high average IQ of Ashkenazi Jews may be attributed to natural selection for intelligence during the Middle Ages and a low rate of genetic inflow.

Cochran also reprinted the title in a standard comic book format ( out of sequence ) during the early 1990s in association with Gladstone Publishing.

Cochran eventually reprinted the run in proper sequence during the later 1990s with Gemstone Publishing.

* Johnnie Cochran ( 1937 – 2005 ), trial lawyer

Steve Cochran and Robert Sanger continued to represent Mr. Jackson, although Cochran left the team prior to trial ( See transcripts for case no.

Cochran had committed to go to Great Britain in March 1942 for the trial program of female pilots with the ATA.

Cochran switches sides for free and successfully defends Chef, in a new trial, although he uses the Chewbacca Defense again ( resulting in an explosion of one juror's head ), ending with Chef finally getting his name on the album.

A trial judge ruled that Tory had made false and defamatory statements about Cochran, and instead of awarding him damages, issued an injunction ordering Tory to never again display a sign or speak about Cochran.

* Johnnie Cochran: Kate remarks that Wolfram & Hart is " the firm that Johnnie Cochran is too ethical to join ," referring to the famously inventive lawyer who defended O. J. Simpson at his murder trial.