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Willie Macc (born Willie McMiller, August 4, 1984) is best know as the funny man on one of BET's highest rated reality series,College Hill Virgin Islands - Season 4”.

In season 4 of College Hill, four students from Los Angeles, and four students from the Virgin Islands lived together while they are taking classes at the University of the Virgin Islands.

The son of Elder Willie McMiller and Minerva McMiller, Willie Macc was born in Searcy, Arkansas and raised in St. Louis, Missouri. A 2002 graduate of Hazelwood Central High School, he is currently an International Business major at American InterContinental University in Los Angeles, California.

His father, Elder Willie McMiller, is pastor of Brotherly Love Christian Assembly in Jennings. His mother, Minerva McMiller, is an elementary school teacher in the Ferguson-Florissant district.

Willie Macc can be seen in January of 2008 in his first major studio movie (Fox / Regency - "Meet The Spartans", written, produced and directed by Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer - "Scary Movie", "Date Movie" and "Epic Movie" and starring Method Man, Carmen Electra and Kevin Sorbo) and the spring of next year as one of the lead character on a new MTV animated pilot. Willie Macc has also entertained live audiences and tv viewers alike by appearing on multiple episodes of CSI, BET's 106th & Park, BET's live game show Take the Cake, and Nickelodeon's All That. He also recently appeared an episode the new NBC's series - "Journeyman". Just finish wrap on a direct to video movie - "House Arrest" - Willie Macc takes on the "Chris Tucker" role in this Friday-like comedy. He is also currently entertaining audiences, doing stand-up comedy and hosting in Los Angeles and New Orleans comedy clubs and just recently served as the host for a Boost Mobile EPK of Jermaine Dupree and Young Jeezy.

An actor-comedian and father of a 4 year old son, Malcom, Willie Macc cites Bernie Mac, Martin Lawrence and Eddie Murphy as his role models. He spells his name with two c’s, so it would not be too confusing with Bernie Mac. But like Bernie Mac, Willie Macc aspires to one day have his own TV show.

One in every 366 people (0.27%) die on their birthday. Notable people who did so include:
*Juan Ponce de Leon , 63, Spanish Conquistador
*Evaristo Abaco, 67, Italian composer
*Howard Adams, 80, Metis academic and activist
*John Allegro, 65, British philologist
*Michael Aris, 53, husband of Aung San Suu Kyi
*Bunny Austin, 94, British tennis player
*Johann Ambrosius Bach, 50, German musician and father of Johann Sebastian Bach
*Olga Bancic, 32, Romanian communist activist and member of the French Resistance
*John Banner, 63, Austrian actor (best known as "Sergeant Schultz" in Hogan's Heroes)
*Sam Bass, 27, U.S. outlaw
*Sidney Bechet, 62, U.S. jazz musician
*Ingrid Bergman, 67, Swedish actress
*Corrie ten Boom, 91, Dutch writer
*Billy Boucher, 59, ice hockey player
*Giuseppina Bozzachi, 17, Italian ballerina who created Delibes' "Coppelia"
*Marcel Broodthaers, 52, Belgian artist
*Harriet Brooks, 57, Canadian nuclear physicist
*Sir Thomas Browne, 77, English author
*Sol Carter, 98, Major League Baseball player
*Constantine Cavafy, 70, Greek poet
*Andrew D. Chumbley, 37, Occultist and writer
*Tex Coulter, 83, United States football player
*Sergiu Cunescu, 82, Romanian politician
*Franco Dalla Valle, 62, Italian bishop
*Walter Diemer, 93, American inventor of bubble gum
*Sir Kenelm Digby, 62, Ben Jonson's literary executor
*Etienne Dolet, 37, French scholar
*Mike Douglas, 81, American talk show host and entertainer
*Allen Drury, 80, American novelist
*Elizabeth of York, 37, consort of Henry VII of England
*Florbela Espanca, 36, Portuguese poet
*María Félix, 88, Mexican Actress
*Betty Friedan, 85, feminist leader and author
*Bucky Harris, 81, U.S. baseball player
*John Harrison, 83, developed and built the world's first successful maritime clock
*Gabby Hartnett, 72, U.S. baseball player
*Walter Haworth, 67, British Nobel Prize-winning chemist
*Henry I, King of Portugal, 68
*Johannes Hevelius, 76, astronomer
*Josué Jéhouda, 74, Zionist writer
*St John of God, 55, Spanish saint
*Hugo Junkers, 76, German engineer
*Kamehameha V, King of Hawaii, 42
*Matti Kekki, 65, Finnish politician
*George "Machine Gun" Kelly, 59, U.S. gangster
*Otto Kruger, 89, American actor
*Lawrence of Brindisi, 60, Italian friar
*Johnny Longden, 96, British-born U.S. jockey
*Bob Moose, 29, U.S. baseball player, pitcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates
*J. P. Morgan, Jr., 76, banker
*Levi Morton, 96, Vice President of the United States
*Filinto Müller, 73, Brazilian politician
*Lawrence Oates, 32, British polar explorer on the Scott expedition
*Edna May Oliver, 59, U.S. actress
*Yasujiro Ozu, 60, Japanese film director
*Bert Patenaude, 65, soccer player, scored the first ever World Cup hat-trick
*Flor Peeters, 83, Belgian organist
*Jean Piccard, 79, Swiss-American scientist and balloonist
*Pompey the Great, 58, Roman general
*Michael Praetorius, 50, German composer
*Raphael, 37, Italian painter
*Friedrich August Rosen, 32, German orientalist
*Lloyd Richards, 87, theatre director
*Frieda von Richthofen, 77, wife of D. H. Lawrence
*Swede Risberg, 81, U.S. baseball player
*Jilly Rizzo, 75, member of the Rat Pack
*Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Jr., 74, son of U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt, congressman
*Bidhan Chandra Roy, 80, Chief Minister of West Bengal
*Johannes Schöner, 70, German mathematician and astronomer
*Diane Shalet, 72, actress
*Joe Tinker, 68, U.S. baseball player
*Nathaniel Parker Willis, 61, American author
*Humbert Wolfe, 55, British poet
*Ashikaga Yoshinori, 47, Japanese shogun
*Ahmad Zahir, 33, Afghan singer

Note: William Shakespeare often appears on lists such as this, but as his birthdate is unrecorded (what is commonly given as his birthdate was extrapolated from the date of his baptism), he cannot be given a definite place on this list. Similarly, Jewish tradition records that both Moses (tractate Sotah 12b) and King David (Bechor Shor, Shabbat 30b, based on Midrash) died on their birthday according to the Hebrew calendar (7 Adar and 5 Sivan, respectively). Similarly, according to Islamic tradition Prophet Muhammad died on his birthday in the lunar Islamic calendar, 12 Rabi' al-awwal.

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The Box Ghost is a generally harmless ghost and running gag from the animated series Danny Phantom. He is voiced by Rob Paulsen.

Appearances/History
Serving mostly as a cameo, Box Ghost first appeared in "One of a Kind". Box Ghost makes his attack on a warehouse, returning by the end the same episode by entering Danny's class only for him to be defeated again. In "Splitting Images", Box Ghost makes the attack on Danny at the opening, and actually manages to best him. The Box Ghost returns in the end with his new name, "The Mechanical Frog Ghost", but he immediately changes his mind when the mechanical frog malfunctions. In "Prisoners of Love", he meets Danny at an area in the Ghost Zone where human-world objects are kept. Walker and his lackeys eventually arrest them both. In prison, Box Ghost and all the ghosts teamed up with Danny to escape.

He made a brief appearance in "Lucky in Love" while Danny was on a picnic with Paulina (actually Kitty in diguise) only to be beaten up by Danny to impress her. He showed briefly in "Life Lessons" where he was used as bait by Skulker to lure Danny and Valerie, chased by the latter by end. He returned in Reign Storm where he displayed his new power to control bubble wrap. He, along with the other ghosts, teamed up to stop Pariah Dark. He briefly appears in "Identity Crisis", taking offense to Danny and his friend's lack of care towards his already low level of threat.

In the alternate future of "The Ultimate Enemy", he and the Lunch Lady Ghost are married and have a child (humorously called Box Lunch). His future self is muscular, and had an eyepatch and a hook, due to injuries sustained by Dark Danny. He is considerably more dangerous and violent in this future. He is also more powerful than his present self, able to fire cube-shaped ectoplasmic constructs of destructive energy. It should also be noted that his version is no longer the comedic relief he once was but a more serious, sadistic old man who wants nothing other than revenge.

Box Ghost is one of the ghosts who helped Danny save Christmas in "The Fright Before Christmas". He later makes another appearance in Secret Weapons, where he traps Tucker and Sam and fights Danny. He ends up escaping after Danny was sucked into the Fenton Thermos (yet again) by his sister Jazz.

His biggest (and only main) appearance took place in "Boxed Up Fury", when he steals after frustration from the lack of fear he inputs in others, forcing Danny to seek her himself in order to stop him which they eventually succeeds with Pandora ultimately forcing Box Ghost to tidy up the mess he created.

The Box Ghost's final appearance is in the series finale, Phantom Planet. He is seen only briefly on a few occasions, once being defeated by Vlad's team of Ghost Hunters, the Masters Blasters, and again as one of the many ghosts to help Danny and Skulker turn the entire planet intangible so that an asteroid can pass through it.

Personality/Weakness
The Box Ghost is a rather comical ghost who, despite numerous shouts of "Beware!" is not as threatening as he intends to be. He loves to say his catchphrase: "I am the Box Ghost! Beware!" and is usually too busy shouting out his name or incompetent to actually cause damage.

The Box Ghost's greatest weakness is the fact that he is not very bright and constantly misjudges his rather meager abilities, seeing them as bigger than they are. Incompetent in battle and serving more as a joke to Danny's team then anything else, he has his rare moments when he sees his own victories. He becomes indignant when referred to as anything apart from "The Box Ghost"--such as when Jazz called him the "Crate Creep." He's serves more of a running gag than a bonafide threat. In his one star appearance in "Boxed Up Fury" the Box Ghost is described as "a ghost with an inferiority complex, who just wants attention".

Power
The Box Ghost has the standard ghost powers of intangibility, invisibility, and flight. He has the ability to control boxes, and to put out the items inside. In "Reign Storm", he gains the ability to control bubble wrap as well. In "The Ultimate Enemy", the future version of Box Ghost has gained the power to create energy cubes out of thin air. In Boxed Up Fury after he stole Pandora's Box he temponarily gained unlimited evil power which made him unstoppable.