Artists of the 1900s Crossword

popular sex symbol during the 1950s & symbolic of the era’s attitude towards sexuality
King of Rock and Roll
King of Pop
known for his famous silkscreen printing of Marilyn Monroe
known for his famous piece pop art piece Whaam!
was a Hollywood actor before becoming the 40th president of the United States
was a symbol for teens from his role as Jim Stark in Rebel Without a Cause
lead singer of the American rock band, Alice Cooper
was a singer who founded the rock band the Eagles
a famous trumpet player and influencer of jazz, nicknamed Satchmo
co-founded the band Nirvana alongside Krist Novoselic
sang “Get Rhythm” and inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
co-founder and lead vocalist of the heavy metal band Metallica
a singer & songwriter, he is commonly referred to as the “Piano Man”
was an R&B artist and earned the title “Prince of Soul”
jazz singer known as the First Lady of Song and Queen of Jazz
was known for his flamboyant stage acts and sang “Purple Rain”
famously known for his role as Captain Jack Sparrow
deemed “greatest instrumentalist in the history of rock music” and sang “Hey Joe”
nicknamed “The Boss” & known for his album Born in the U.S.A
bandleader of a jazz orchestra who rose to fame through performances at the Cotton Club in Harlem
famous for songs such as “Respect” and “A Natural Woman”
a blind singer & instrumentalist who sang “Superstition”
became prominent in the Civil Rights Movement through his song “The Times They Are a-Changin’”
received fame from starring in the Titanic as Jack Dawson
critically acclaimed for his roles in Fight Club, Troy, and World War Z
known for his role in the Mission: Impossible films as Ethan Hunt
has a band named after him who recorded the album “Slippery When Wet”
nicknamed “Ol’ Blue Eyes” and sang “Fly Me to the Moon”
female rock star with songs such as “Piece of My Heart” and “Cry Baby”
known for her strong improv skills, she was a jazz singer nicknamed “Lady Day”
composed the “Third Symphony” ballet and known as “the Dean of American Composers”
composed Broadway theater such as An American in Paris
performed jazz influenced clarinet solos on The Lawrence Welk Show
co-founder of the Hollywood Canteen and known for her role as Margo Channing in All About Eve
known her role as Dorothy Gale in the The Wizard of Oz
named Woman of a Thousand Faces and is known for her role as “the Baroness” in The Sound of Music
a blind singer, musician, and composer who pioneered the soul music genre and created hits such as “Hug the Road, Jack”
was outspoken for women’s rights and portrayed Tess Harding in Woman of the Year
named the most awarded female act of all time and sang “I Will Always Love You”