Your place in the Universe on May 30
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Learn the most interesting events and historical facts that happened throughout history on May 30. From 1900 until now.
May 30 is under the sign of Gemini.
Famous birthdays on this day include Élise Lucet (1963), Bertrand Delanoë (1950) and Agnès Varda (1928).
Several movies were released around May 30 over the years, such as First Kill in 2022 directed by Steven C. Miller and Baby Fever in 2022 directed by Jennifer Ussi.
But much more happened on May 30 over the years: find out below
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Belgian film director, married director jacques demy, married once, two children.
American actress and singer.
American actor.
English actress, model, singer.
American king of the voiceover and provider of voices for 3,000 cartoons with nearly 400 characters as well as a dazzling array of sound...
Canadian-American dancer and actress who has played in over 300 TV roles.
Director.
American actor, typecast as a brooding neurotic with the success of his first two films, "The Hoodlum Priest," 1961 and "David and Lisa,"...
TV Actor.
American actor.
Japanese director producer and screenwriter.
Irish actor.
Italian animator and producer founded Rainbow S.r.
American actress and singer (d. 2000).
Chicago, Illinois -- Writer (When Our Hearts Were Young & Gay).
American pint-sized character actor on stage, screen and TV.
TV Actor.
German actress.
Newscaster (Chronicles), dies at 68.
TV Actor.
Japanese voice actress.
Actress.
Indian actor producer and politician.
American actor singer and dancer (d. 1985).
Actor.
French actress (d. 1971).
Japanese voice actress and singer.
French investigative journalist and television host.
French politician, the Mayor of Paris and openly gay.
Soccer Player.
American guitarist (Audioslave, Rage Against the Machine).
Business Executive.
American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Megapuss).
American country-western singer, starting with the fame of the duo "The Judds" with her mother; later as a single tour in 1992.
Pop Singer.
French defense attorney for Jean-Marc Deperrois.
French entrepreneur, president of the P.B.
French international artist, best known for her work with plastic surgery.
Japanese artist who is known for doing the poster-art for the Olympic commission.
American writer, a reporter for the Los Angeles Times.
Dominican-American baseball player: outfield, Indians.
Swedish tennis player and coach.
Italian volleyball champion, a member of the Italian team which won a Bronze Medal at the Atlanta Olympics 8/04/1996.
American ice skater of Welsh-Lebanese descent, who was adopted into a close, loving family.
English actor director and screenwriter.
French terrorist, implicated in the strike against U.S.
American transsexual who said "nature made a mistake.
Italian fashion creator in business with her sister.
American college/pro football player who was a running back in the National Football League (NFL) for seven seasons during the 1960s and...
Pop Singer.
French motorcycle racer, a winner of the Le Mans 24 Hour Motorcycle race.
French anthropologist, member of French Resistance (Born 1907).
French business executive.
Australian pro astrologer and author.
Swedish electrical engineer, plasma physicist and winner of the 1970 Nobel Prize in Physics for his work on magnetohydrodynamics (MHD).
Scottish entrepreneur, the founder of Waterstone's, a bookstore chain.
English drummer and songwriter (The Clash Mirkwood and The Moors Murderers).
Clermont-Ferrand Painters.
Canadian comedian, a member of a popular comedy troupe with successful radio and TV series, particularly known for his Preston Manning...
American biochemist, recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine (Born 1912).
Scottish politician, a Member of Parliament returned at General Election on 6/11/1987.
Italian pro cyclist, winner of a Gold Medal at the Melbourne Olympics in 1956.
American writer, the winner of a Pulitzer Prize and a Distinguished Writing Award from the American Society of Newspaper Editors commentary...
Italian pro race car driver in the Formula One series from 1996 driving for the Minardi Team.
American astrologer with a background in art and history.
Paraguayan bishop and politician President of Paraguay.
French politician, a member of the National Assembly of France and representative of the 3rd constituency of the Aisne department.
French senior official, currently President of the 'Musée du quai Branly' in Paris, a museum featuring the indigenous art and cultures of...
French film director, screenwriter, author, radical ideas concerning human & social problems made him outcast in france, married once, two...
Italy sport Champion.
American writer who wrote for years in his spare time while teaching science at Milton Academy, MA.
Japanese director producer and screenwriter.
American actor singer and director.
American actor.
American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Pavement Silver Jews and Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks).
Aumale, Algeria -- Actor (Circle of Love, Cousins).
Actress (Uncle Harry, Runaround, Impact), dies at 66.
Actor (Invisible Man), dies at 77.
Newcastle, Pennsylvania -- Actor (George Kirby-Adventures of Topper).
Italian entrepreneur, founder and director of the Bic Company from 1950 to1993, when he passed on the reins to his son Bruno.
Blues pianist / orchestra leader, dies of a stroke at 79.
American fashion designer; top of the field since 1978.
Uruguayan writer (La vida breve), dies at 85.
Composer, dies at 66.
English singer and producer (d. 2003).
Bassist, dies at 47.
German historian (Born 1876).
Japanese admiral (Born 1848).
dies at age 30.
Flemish farmer/Nazi collaborator, is executed.
dictator of Dominican Republic (1930-61), murdered at age 69.
rocker (Marshall Tucker Band), dies.
President of Bangladesh, is assassinated by a group of rebel officers.
US General/NATO-commander (1953-56), dies at age 84.
translator/scholar, dies at age 58.
Italian/French baron/pen manufacturer (Bic), dies at age 79.
trombonist, dies at age 57.
Composer, dies at 49.
French organist and composer (Born 1886).
American baseball player and golfer (d. 2005).
American baseball player and manager (d. 1976).
English former footballer (d. 1995).
New Zealand biologist (Born 1938).
American game pioneer (Born 1836).
Metropolitan Opera diva, dies of a stroke at age 83.
American guitarist producer and songwriter (The Three Suns) (d. 1977).
Japanese martial artist founded Isshin-ryū (d. 1975).
American saxophonist and composer (d. 1977).
Russian philosopher theorist and author (d. 1918).
Swiss actor and comedian,well known in France by numerous movies, where he played character roles, e.g.
Welsh-English actress singer and dancer (d. 2000).
Austrian film director (Born1885).
French Roman Catholic Cardinal (Born 1903).
Composer, dies at 72.
Composer, dies at 85.
Writer, dies at 86.
Actor (Quartet), dies at 82.
Polish writer (Born 1958).
dies at age 45.
Indonesian freedom fighter, dies at age 49.
eldest Dutchman, dies at age 104.
guitarist, dies of emphysema at age 45.
orchestra leader (Chevrolet on Broadway), dies at age 66.
American politician (Governor/Representative/Senator-Republican-Kansas), dies at age 94.
Spanish comedian, dies at age 74.
British national park warden, dies at age 87.
scholar theologian poet/translator, dies at age 72.
American auto racer (Born 1936).
Australian singer (Born 1940).
American race care driver (Born 1904).
of Thailand (Born 1893).
Canadian scientist (Born 1910).
Slovene politician (Born 1874).
French Cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church (Born 1874).
Austrian submarine commander (Born 1880).
Dominican Republic dictator (Born 1891).
Danish linguist (Born 1899).
Italian footballer (Born 1955).
Pakistani cricketer (Born 1927).
Indian poet (Born1927).
British civil servant (Born 1928).
French politician (Born1922).
Canadian politician (Born 1917).
British performer and stuntwoman (Born 1921).
Egyptian historian and writer.
French musician, a composer and conductor from a noted family, the son of Pierre Chevillard, a famous cellist, and the son-in-law of Charles...
Hungarian nuclear physicist and inventor who filed numerous patents in Germany on ideas and inventions with Einstein during the 1920s.
Russian mathematician and physicist (d. 1926).
English composer and conductor.
American musician and actor (Born 1886).
American Adrenoleukodystrophy patient (d. 2008).
Swedish painter and illustrator (d. 2009).
American bass player and producer (Delaney & Bonnie and Derek and the Dominos) (d. 1980).
American jazz composer and saxophonist (d. 1986).
American poet and actor (d. 2010).
English footballer and manager (d. 1995).
English automotive engineer and race team manager (d. 1995).
Austrian-American author and poet (d. 1951).
Belgian mathematician lawyer and jurist (d. 1901).
American trombonist and singer (d. 1987).
Actress (Good Earth, San Francisco), dies at 79.
Finnish writer (Black Ecstacy).
Russian writer, a novelist and poet who won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1958 and rejected the award because of pressure from his...
Actor (Buffalo Bill in Tomahawk Territory), dies at 66.
Composer, dies at 104.
Actor (Victor-Sunst Grill), dies at 59.
Sun Ra, US jazz pianist (Solar Arkestra), dies at 79.
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Year: 2012
By: Charlaine Harris
Sookie Stackhouse's penultimate novel is the #1 New York Times bestseller series. She must team up with her first love in order to extinguish her undead flame of crime...Felipe
Year: 1984
By: Candice Bergen
Candice Bergen's 1984 bestseller: An "engaging and intelligent" memoir (The New York Times). Candice Bergen was raised in the giddy Hollywood of the 1950s.
Year: 1981
By: Fred Mustard Stewart
A century of passion is captured in a thrilling epic novel that spans the globe, from Sicilian prison cells to Fifth Avenue mansions. This is the story about an indomitable woman who lives from Brooklyn to Hollywood.
Year: 1993
By: David Brock
An in-depth examination of the Clarence Thomas hearings provides a clear picture about the backstage politics and sordid deals that marked the event. It also argues that Anita Hill’s testimony was a hoax perpetrated by Thomas's enemies.
Year: 1964
By: Fletcher Knebel and Charles W. Bailey II
Fletcher Knebel is the author of "Seven Days in May," a White House thriller. Now, he turns his attention to this year's Presidency political convention.