Childhood and Education Journey of Jack Black in Timeline

An overview of the childhood and early education of Jack Black, highlighting the experiences that shaped the journey.

Jack Black, born Thomas Jacob Black, is a celebrated American actor, comedian, and musician. Renowned for his roles in family and comedy films, as well as his voice acting in animated features, Black has garnered numerous accolades throughout his career. These include a Children's and Family Emmy Award, a Grammy Award, and multiple Golden Globe nominations. His contributions to the entertainment industry were further recognized in 2018 when he received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

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Full Timeline Early Life & Education Career & Achievements

1991: Death of Howard Black

In 1991, one of Jack Black's brothers, Howard, died of AIDS at the age of 36.

January 2006: Engagement to Tanya Haden

In January 2006, Jack Black became engaged to singer Tanya Haden, whom he had reconnected with after attending Crossroads School together.

March 14, 2006: Marriage to Tanya Haden

On March 14, 2006, Jack Black married singer Tanya Haden in Big Sur, California.

2008: Birth of second son

In 2008, Jack Black's second son was born.

2012: Endorsement of Barack Obama's re-election campaign

In 2012, Jack Black endorsed Barack Obama's re-election campaign.

2015: Visit to Kampala with Comic Relief USA

In 2015, Jack Black visited Kampala as part of Comic Relief USA's Red Nose Day.

2017: Performance of "The Government Totally Sucks" at Trump inauguration

On the day of Donald Trump's 2017 presidential inauguration, Jack Black and Kyle Gass performed their 2006 protest song "The Government Totally Sucks."

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June 2019: Suicide of Etika

In June 2019, Etika died by suicide, which prompted Jack Black to stream with PewDiePie in July to raise funds for NAMI.

2022: Hosting of a letter and text writing party for VoteRiders

Before the 2022 election, Jack Black hosted a letter and text writing party to rally VoteRiders volunteers and educate voters about voter ID requirements, emphasizing the importance of issues on the ballot.