List of celebrities and famous people who were born on January 1st
Famous birthdays on January 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 2019 - 2010
2011He is an American child from a well-known family. He is Courtney Friel, Fox News, and CNNaEURs Carter Evans' first-born child.
Famous birthdays on January 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2001American adopted child, Calista Flockhart's 31-year-old son. She was a single mother and witnessed her baby's birth. A medical technician mother of four carried her baby. She was completely awestruck and in awe of her child's birth, and she shared the news to her castmates on "Ally McBeal" on October 10, 2001.
Family Member
Family Member
Famous birthdays on January 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999R&B Singer
YouTube Star
American child actress
Drummer
Bassist
Athlete
American actress.
R&B Singer
English footballer
Scottish footballer
TV Actor
Model
Metal Singer
Nigerian footballer
English footballer
YouTube Star
Artist
Ghanaian footballer
German rugby player
Chinese gymnast
English footballer
Actress
Rapper
Family Member
Athlete
Movie Actor
Iraqi weightlifter
Famous birthdays on January 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989French actress
Reinartz was born in Engelskirchen, North Rhine-Westphalia. He rose through the ranks at Bayer Leverkusen, but he did not play any games during the 2008aEUR'09 season. While on loan from 1., he made his professional debut at the Second Division. He started a match against 1. FC Kaiserslautern.
Football Player
Football Player
Polish tennis player
Afghan-English journalist
American baseball player
Pakistani singer and dancer (d.2012)
Figure Skater
American screenwriter and actress
Turkish footballer
Canadian ice hockey player
American comedian and actor
Canadian ice hockey player
Actor
Uruguayan tennis player
Canadian ice hockey player
Northern Irish actor
Northern Irish actor
Pop Singer
Uruguayan tennis player
Actor
South Korean singer (Super Junior)
Joel, American singer-songwriter; daughter of Billy Joel (and Christie Brinkley).
American football player
American basketball player
Brazilian basketball player
Model and footballer from Iceland
Indian dancer and actress in film.
Indian-Tamil actress and singer
American celebrity family. The daughter of entertainer Pia Zadora and her multi-millionaire 31-year-old husband Meshulam Riklis. After 16 years of marriage, they divorced in 11/93. Kristofer was six and Kady was eight.
Canadian ice hockey player
TV Actress
Northern Irish footballer
Australian rugby league footballer
Argentinian footballer
Italian footballer
Hong Kong footballer
Bangladeshi cricketer
Peruvian footballer
Lebanese footballer
German footballer
Hong Kong footballer
Family Member
Jamaican hurdler
American model and actress
Model and actress from England
English footballer
English actor
Guitarist
South Korean Olympic archer
Argentinian tennis player
Uruguayan footballer
English footballer
An English actor of Irish descent, he is best known for his appearances in television in the United Kingdom. He played the title role in BBC One's drama series "Robin Hood" (39 episodes, 2006-2009). Armstrong injured his metatarsal bone during filming the second series (which aired on 2007). The BBC confirmed in August 2008 that Armstrong would be leaving Robin …
American actress.
Turkish boxer
Turkish boxer
Hungarian race car driver
Croatian footballer
Croatian footballer
French singer, Spanish-born, of the "Nouvelle Chanson", genre. She reached the semi-finals at the French Star Academy in 2001.
Swedish model
Greek basketball player
Politician
Danish tennis player
English singer and songwriter Judas Priest
Famous birthdays on January 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979Australian-American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Distillers and Spinnerette).
Entrepreneur
Japanese actor and singer (KinKi Children)
Musician
A new canton was created in Switzerland by a vote on 24.9.1978. The result is known as de facto.
Lebanese basketball player
Indian actress and model
Portuguese-born French athlete, race walker, and world record holder for the 50kms.
German actress
British composer
Musician
Latvian skier
Businessman
Northern Irish priest and footballer
Northern Irish footballer
Bosnian sportscaster and footballer
Field hockey player from Argentina
Taiwanese singer and actor
Czech tennis player
Australian comedian and television host
Family Member
Wrestler
Czech tennis player
Russian tennis player
Bosnian footballer
French choreographer and contemporary dancer.
Field hockey player from Argentina
Canadian professional wrestler
R&B Singer
American woman who was involved in two fatal car accidents. On prom night, 5/15/1993, she first killed her 17 year-old boyfriend. The second happened in Sandwich, Massachusetts, on Easter Sunday, April 23rd 2000. It killed Douglas and Paula Neff and left their children with serious injuries.
Turkish-German footballer, sportscaster
Journalist
Indian actress and model
American basketball player and a center for Chicago Bulls.
Japanese manga artist
French boxer who won many boxing world titles, including the WBA and WBF.
Canadian ice hockey player
Bahraini poet and activist
Ice hockey defenseman (Canada, Olympics - 1998)
Dominican baseball player
Dominican baseball player
Italian television writer and comic.
American soccer player and sportscaster
Norwegian footballer
Politician
Norwegian manager and footballer
Irish actress
Actress
Canadian politician and lawyer, 9th Canadian Minister for Industry
Politician
Author
NFL defensive end (Seattle Seahawks).
American family of distinction, the granddaughter and actor Dick Van Dyke's child who was the first to be born at Memorial Hospital in 1975.
Austrian musician, singer and actress, from 1991 - 1994 member of the band
Dancer
Entrepreneur
Colombian footballer
American actor and educator
Brazilian beach volleyball player
Sindhi poet
NFL wide receiver (Buffalo Bills).
Hunan, China -- Tennis star (1991 Futures-Bilbao-ESP)
Movie Actress
Wide receiver (Atlanta Falcons).
Playwright and poet of the Laotian-American playwright
Swedish guitarist and linguist (Lake of Tears Dismember, Tiamat).
Actress
Lilian Thuram, a retired professional French football defender, is the most captained player in the history the France national soccer team.
British actress
British actress
Kazakh boxer
American horse jockey
He is a Vietnamese-German fashion designer and artist. For his book, he persuaded 28 photographers to take photographs of his parents in the glamorous world of fashion. His father, a Chinese-born native, and his Vietnamese mother (57 years old) were forced to leave their homeland in the 1980s. They settled in Germany, where Thai-Cong was raised.
Director
Scottish actress
NFL defensive back (Pittsburgh Steelers)./WLAF corner, Frankfurt.
Politician
Family Member
American wrestler and coach
American racing driver
American wrestler
Greek songwriter and producer
Czech-American ice hockey coach and player
American voice actor
NFL wide receiver (NE Patriots).
American jazz saxophonist
WLAF running back (Amsterdam Admirals).
Czechoslavakia; NHL left wing (New Jersey Devils, Team Czech Republic).
Actress
WNBA guard (Phoenix Mercury).
Indian politician
Guatemalan footballer
NFL linebacker (San Francisco 49ers).
Guatemalan soccer player
Hockey defenseman (Team Kazakhstan Olympics - 1998)
Soccer player (SC Heerenveen).
Australia; canoeist (Olympics-1996).
American wrestler and actress
Russian manager and footballer
Famous birthdays on January 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969Actor (Boyz N the Hood).
American news anchor
Australian actress
American actor
Voice Actor
Italian water polo champion and winner of the Gold Medal at 1992's Barcelona Games. He was a member the Italian Men's Swimming Polo Team, which won a Bronze Medal in the Atlanta Olympics on 7/28/1996.
Scottish golfer who saw his European rating jump from 159th rank to 1st after winning the British Open Championship at Carnoustie on the evening of 7/18/1999.
Canadian actress
American male prostitute, actor and porno-model who appeared in over 50 videos of gay and bisexual pornography. He was born to an Italian family and fled his home in Chester as a child to find his way to New York City. He was a handsome, well-built man who lived a life of heroin, coke, and ketamine. Joey was killed by …
Croatian footballer
Canada, British Columbia; softball outfielder (Olympics 1996).
Visser; soccer player (SC Heerenveen).
Author
Croatian footballer
Athlete
Hong Kong screenwriter and actor
Japanese composer and pianist
Director
Chef
American autobiographer and former member of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. She wrote Escape, which is a story about her upbringing in the polygamist sect, and then her flight from that community. By marriage, she is the cousin of Flora Jessop who was a former FLDS member and an advocate for children who have been …
English DJ
American football player (d.2000)
NFL tackle (Seattle Seahawks, Chicago Bears).
Spanish film director
Russian ice dancer
American photographer
American rapper (Ultramagnetic Music MCs) (d.2013)
Designer
Spanish screenwriter and director
Australian politician and businesswoman, 28th Speaker of Australia's House of Representatives
Actor
Politician
Serbian politician and journalist 95th Prime Minister of Serbia
California, USA; actor (Amado - Santa Barbara).
Author
Tampere (Finland) -- Hockey forward (Team Finland), Olympic - Bronze – 1998)
Mexican-American choreographer
Artist
New York, USA; 400m runner.
American runner and coach
NFL Guard (Green Bay Packers).
Politician
American politician and real estate agent
American producer and actress
Businessman
American actress
Musician
Writer
Italian pop singer best known for her song "Non amarmi".
Manager and footballer from Italy
Celebrity
Soap Opera Actress
He was an Italian soccer/football player, team manager and played with Milan (1980aEUR1993), Sampdoria (93aEUR1997), Reggiana (1997aEUR"), and Carrarese (98aEUR1999). From 1982 to 1994, he played for the Italian national soccer teams.
Lithuanian swimmer
French educator and dancer, principal dancer with Paris Opera Ballet in 1985. He was nominated Etoile ("Star") of the OpA(c]ra National de Paris on December 23, 1988.
Actor
Politician
French race car driver
Croatian footballer
NFL Guard (New York Giants).
Kirgiz -- Cosmonaut
French judge.
German musician (The Slits), (d.2010)
American fencer. She was a member of the 1980 Olympic Team. She is well-known for her foil individual and team work. She was a three-time National Champion and finished 28th at the Olympics on 8/04/1984.
Italian-Scottish academic and economist
Actor
British actor
NFL tackle (Houston Oilers).
British television presenter
Actress (Melrose Place)
American video game designer
Family Member
Australian rugby league footballer
Armenian-American pianist, academic
American figure skater Judy Blumberg was a partner in 1978 who won many medals. Seibert, a lanky 5'10", was an example of the precision required for ice-dance. The couple was America's hope for the 1984 Olympics.
Jr., Mexican wrestler
Actor
Actor (Caleb Snyder - As the World Turns).
Estonian politician and businessman
American basketball player, who began his short-lived career in pro basketball in 1982.
Turkish poet and songwriter
Businessman
Manager and English footballer
American wrestler
Famous birthdays on January 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959French philosopher and writer who believes in hedonism, anarchism. He is a prolific writer on philosophy with more than 50 books.
Comorian colonel, politician President of the Comoros
American tennis player
Pilot and astronaut for Afghan colonel
Mohmand, Afghanistan; cosmonaut (Soyuz TM-6).
Actress
Greek basketball player and coach
Musician
New York, USA: rocker (Message).
Oregon, USA; actress
Clergyman
French homicide: sentenced to 15 year imprisonment in 1983 for the kidnapping, rape and murder of a six-year old girl. In 1991, he was released. Gwenhaelle, 17, was shot in the head by him on 7/28/1993. He committed suicide a few days later on 8/01/1993.
Portland, Oregon -- Actress (FantaRoots).
American ice hockey coach and player
Businessman
American businessman
Polish actress
Actor
Estonian politician and lawyer Estonian Minister for Justice
Actress
Greek politician and lawyer Deputy Prime Minister of Greece
French politician and lawyer, Minister of Economic Affairs since 2007.
Japanese actor
American basketball player (d.2011)
Lebanese composer and pianist
Russian astronaut and engineer
Herbalife was founded by an American businessman (d. 2000).
Canadian actress and star of the international films "I've Heard the Mermaids singing" and "Friends, Lovers and Lunatics."
Swiss pro astrologer. Head of the Astrologische Gesellschaft ZA 1/2 Rich.
Polonsky in Russia; Lieutenant-Colonel/cosmonaut.
Canadian wrestler and manager
American baseball player
Politician
Russian captain (d. 2000)
Indiana, USA. PGA golfer (1980 Southern Open).
American actor and drummer (Sonic Youth, Konk).
Actor
Actress
Politician
Paris, France -- Rocker
Greek politician and engineer.
Irish poet and critic (d.2012)
American politician and United States Senator, New Jersey
French centre-right politician. He was Minister for Health (1993aEUR”1995 and 2004aEUR”2005), Minister of Culture (1995aEUR”1997), and Foreign Minister in Dominique de Villepin's cabinet (2005aEUR”2007).
[SeydouKone] in Ivory Coast; reggae artist (Jerusalem).
American politician and businessman 29th Governor of New Mexico
French choreographer, dancer, teacher, and writer.
Belgian singer, songwriter and band leader. He is also the driving force behind the band Vaya Con Dios (1986-1996;2004-2013).
American politician and 29th Governor for New Mexico
Composer
Violinist
American baseball coach and player
Politician
English guitarist (Acoustic Alchemy).
Qatari ruler 7th Emirat of Qatar
French writer, a journalist and author whose works include "LaEUR(tm)extrA(c)mitA(c) du Monde," 1985, "Le Diable est un pur Hasard," 1993 and "LaEUR(tm)accompagnement," 1994. He translated Kenzaturo OA (c)aEUR (tm's "Lettre Aux AnnA[c]es de Nostalgie", which was awarded the 1994 Nobel Prize for Literature.
American actress
Author
Italian-Canadian politician and educator
Royalty
Indian cinematographer and director
Indian stage and film actor
Italian Red Brigade terrorist who murdered Aldo Moro on 5/09/1978, six weeks after kidnapping and killing him on 3/16/1978. On 9/24/1979, he was captured by the police.
Italian singer. His best-known song was "Uh mammA!" (1980).
Musician
German race car driver
American Astronomer and Academic
German photographer and photojournalist.
Author (Ruin and The Good for Nothing).
American basketball player, who played for pro basketball two seasons starting in 1974.
Pakistani-Canadian journalist and poet
Australian rugby player and coach
American poet and academic
Editor
Russia -- Cosmonaut
Canadian screenwriter and film director from India
Cosmonaut
English footballer
English keyboard player and songwriter (Mott and Morgan).
Famous birthdays on January 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949American author (d. 2004)
American composer
Arts writer
Tunisian-French fashion designer
Before becoming a trainer, he was a British showjumper and amateur jockey. Over his entire career, he trained over 400 horses. In November 2010, he committed suicide.
Moskalenko in Russia; cosmonaut.
Diplomat and politician from Ukraine
French retailer who was born to a Jewish Algerian family and specialized in sales and optical services.
French composer and arranger. Grace Jones and Gloria Gaynor have interpreted many of his songs, which include some of his most famous songs.
French historian and intellectual, named professor at CollA"ge de France 2001. He is currently the chair for the contemporary and modern history of the political. His work focuses on the history of democracy and French political history. He also addresses the question of social justice within contemporary societies. He is also the director of studies at A%0cole des hauts A(c]tudes …
Mexican drug lord
Turkish politician and economist, 57th Deputy Prime Minster of Turkey
Russian politician and general 1st Russian Minister for Defence (d. 2012).
Mexican drug lord
American basketball pro-basketball player, for two seasons starting in 1970.
New Zealand politician and runner
Actor
Musician
American illustrator
Marathi/Hindi actor
Dutch cabaret entertainer, actor, singer and transvestite. He underwent a complete sex transformation in 1983 and became a woman.
Hong Kong singer
Bobrov in Russia; cosmonaut.
American professional golfer
Blues vocal / guitarist / producer
Designer
American diplomat and journalist
Hong Kong singer
American politician, former Senator from New Jersey and 54th Governor of New Jersey
Dutch Member of Parliament (PPR).
American radio broadcaster who hosts a talk show on Los Angeles radio called "Heart Touch." Perry is married with one child.
American journalist, author and director
Swedish politician and economist
Brazilian footballer and manager
American jazz singer. She is prolific, but not very commercially successful. McCorkle was warm, funny, and brainy. She belonged to a select group of American singers that performed in the most prestigious rooms and recorded 19 albums. They also enjoyed over two decades of critical acclaim and the love of their fans all around the globe. McCorkle's music was intimate …
Swedish politician and economist
Austria -- 2 man lugist (1960 Olympics-Gold Medalist)
Brazilian football player
Writer
Texas, USA; actor ("The Dukes of Hazzard").
American jazz singer. She is prolific, but not very commercially successful. McCorkle was warm, funny, and brainy. She belonged to a select group of American singers that performed in the most prestigious rooms and recorded 19 albums. They also enjoyed over two decades of critical acclaim and the love of their fans all around the globe. McCorkle's music was intimate …
Musician
Belgian winner of Formula One Race 1969 and 1970, and Grand-Prix-Rennan 1967 and 1978. Ickx won Le Mans in 1969 and 1974, 1976, 1977. 1977. 1981. 1982.
Australian politician
American actor
Norwegian race car driver
Actress
Sudanese politician and field marshal 7th President of Sudan
American wrestler and singer (The Gentrys).
Polish journalist and author (d.2013)
Pakistani politician
Estonian playwright and director of author plays (d. 2005).
Pakistani politician and field hockey player 13th Prime Minister of Pakistan
Journalist
Actor
Musician
MacAndrews & Forbes was founded by an American businessman and philanthropist.
American scholar and consultant to ABC Television. He provides research for the 20/20 specials as well as a few papers about Napoleonic history. Ashley holds a history degree with an emphasis in Napoleonic and military history. She also has three years of additional research on Napoleon.
Minnesota, USA. LPGA golfer (1979 US Women's Open).
Croatian politician and lawyer 16th Speaker of Croatian Parliament
American politician and soldier 7th Governor of Alaska
Indian engineer and rheologist
American baseball manager and player (d. 2014).
American comedian best known for his role as Father Guido Sarducci.
Ohio, USA; comedian (Saturday Night Live).
American millionaire and businessman, he is one of America's wealthiest men. He is the CEO at MacAdnrews and Forbes. This holding company includes companies such as Revlon and Marvel Entertainment.
American director
Indian scientist
Musician
Ivorian politician and economist President of the Ivory Coast
Italian World Jr-Welterweight boxing champion 1970-74. He began pro boxing 12/11/1964.
Coach
American news anchor and reporter
Composer
Australian pop singer
Scientist
3rd Baron Colwyn English politician and dentist
Russian astronaut and pilot colonel (d. 2005).
American politician and lawyer, 67th Mayor of Detroit
Sarafanov in USSR; cosmonaut (Soyuz 15).
USA; singer/rock guitarist (Country Joe and The Fish).
Politician
Indian actor and producer
American musician
Academic and geneticist in English-Welsh
Prime Minister of Mali for Malian politician
Canadian homicide perpetrator. From the age of 17, he spent most of his time in jail for breaking-and-entering, theft, forgery, armed robbery, false pretences and escape. He committed his first murder on 17 November 1980. This was the beginning of a long-running serial killer spree that ended in August 1981. He beat or strangled 11 victims, most of them young …
Uruguayan musician and violinist, born to Italian parents. He was an already accomplished violinist and he traveled to Germany in 1963 to study. He recounts that JFK had just been assassinated when he arrived in Germany, and that everyone offered condolences to him because he was "South American". Jorge, who was a committed Marxist since his youth, was a member …
French business leader and vice president of National Industry Council. He is also the co-founder of Sanofi, a multinational French pharmaceutical company headquartered at Paris. He is also the Honorary Chairman of the National Industry Council and Chairman of Strategic Orientation of The Strategic Investment Fund Committee.
French crime writer and professor of mathematics at University of Rouen
Writer
Pennsylvania, USA; PGA golfer (1994 Ralphs Senior Classic).
Physicist
Actor
Novelist
French singer, songwriter, and activist since the 1960s. She is also a translator, and a writer of comics.
Composer
New Jersey, USA. Actor (Dracula Diary of a Mad Housewife Twelve Chairs, Diary of a Mad Housewife).
Businessman
Composer
Famous birthdays on January 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939French actress
French actress
Nice Actor
English businessman and motorcycle racer
American accountant and CEO of First Bank System, a holding bank. Grundhofer is energetic, determined, and sometimes abrupt. He has a BA and MBA in Finance.
American actor and legitimate theater producer. He is best known for his 1970s performances as "Diary of a Mad Housewife", and "Dracula." However, he has enjoyed a distinguished theatre career with demanding roles in over 70 plays and a classically-trained acting career. His film roles include "Lolita", "Alegria," and "The Father" on Broadway in 1996. He's produced works such as …
American actor, singer, and dancer who began directing in 1975. He was seen in films such as "West Side Story" or "Unsinkable Molly brown."
Politician
Actor
American television producer and host (d. 2010).
An English businessman founded Panther Westwinds (d.2005).
Finnish forest scientist, professor. His radical views about how forests should be managed stirred dissent.
English poet and author
Polish author (d. 1995).
English poet and author
Greek playwright and poet
American screenwriter and actor (d. 2002).
French linguist who was elected to CollA"ge de France 1988. He received many awards for his work including the Prix de l'AcadA (c)mie FranASSaise, and the CNRS Gold Medal. He is a polyglot and speaks or knows about fifty languages.
American author and astrologer, sometimes writing under Raleigh J. Douglas.
NYC, New York -- Conductor
American merchandise marketer and CEO of Costco Wholesale warehouses. Costco Wholesale is a wholesaler that offers memberships. It has over 60 stores on the west coast. Sinegal studied at San Diego State University. Sinegal is known for being an aggressive executive but has laid-back personal characteristics.
French professional road bike racer. He was active from 1958 to 1967. He was a professional road racer from 1958 to 1967, winning the CritA(c]rium du DauphinA[c]rA(c), in 1958, and the Tour de Romandie in 1961 and 1960.
White; American long jumper (Olympics-silver-1956).
American football coach and player
American pro-astrologer, author, consultant, and lecturer for more than 20 years. Her books include "Celestial Psychology", 1985, "Contemporary Lectures", 1975, and "Chart Interpretation". Her articles have appeared in many magazines. She is a member of the following organizations: AFA, NCGR and AFAN.
Russia -- Cosmonaut
Netherland Antilles -- Conductor / Pianist
American actor and director (d. 2014.)
Italian soccer player. He was killed on February 5, 1991.
American cartoonist (Born 1935).
Algerian politician Algerian Minister for Foreign Affairs
American radio talk show host (Born 1934).
Canadian academic psychiatrist
Chinese conductor and composer
French radio journalist and head.
England, United Kingdom -- Actor/dramatist (Prick up Your Ears).
Composer
Abrahamson; US Air Force/astronaut.
American philanthropist, and former Ambassador of the United States to Luxembourg. Hormel, who was appointed by President Bill Clinton in 1999 as the U.S. Ambassador to Luxembourg, was the first openly homosexual person to do so. Ambassador, Hormel is an active activist for LGBT rights (lesbians, gays, bisexuals, and transgender).
Australian actor
American football player who was an All-American in college football. He also became a great professional football player in Canada's Football League at running back, quarterback and defensive back positions. His most prominent accomplishment is his playing with the Edmonton Eskimos.
Dutch manufacturer (breadcrumbs) / drugs dealer
Italian opera conductor (d. 1989)
Writer
French football player and coach.
Italian conductor (d. 1989)
Turkish actress (d.2012)
Italy sport Champion
American musician, guitarist, drummer and songwriter. His stage names included Little T-Bone and Rocky Thompson. He recorded blues music in the electric, jump, and Texas blues genres as well as rock and rolling.
Irish hurler (d.2013)
Ceramicist
Composer
Spanish teacher, linguist, and retired teacher who went blind at 61 years old and was still active in various interests (including theatre) at age 81.
American producer and director
Italian tennis champion; killed in a car accident on 10/12/1979, Prato (Italie)
France Writer
Fourth President of Sudan, Egyptian-Sudanese politician (d. 2009).
American film actor
Sudanese politician (d. 2009)
Composer
French poet and sculptor, one the most modern examples of an accursed writer. He spoke calmly to a friend three days before his death. He died 2 October 1959, Paris.
Premier / President (Sudan)
Famous birthdays on January 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929French food critic and author.
Japanese actor
American journalist, playwright, and novelist. He is best known for his 1978 Tony Award-nominated play "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas," and it was a long-running Broadway production that was then turned into a feature movie starring Burt Reynolds and Charles Durning.
American mafioso
Hong Kong film producer founded Orange Sky Golden Harvest with Orange Sky Golden Harvest
Northern Exposure: Character
France sport Champion
German-American historian and academic
Estonian actor and singer (d. 1991).
American screenwriter and author (d. 1984).
Ohio, United States -- Novelist/screenwriter (French Connection).
French choreographer, dancer, ballet director, and choreographer; his style combines jazz, avant-garde and non-traditional dance forms. He is a master of contemporary dance and uses dance to convey powerful messages for political or spiritual causes.
American Unitarian Universalist minister, a pastor and civil right activist in Washington D.C. He was attacked by white segregationists while participating in the Selma Voting Rights Movement in Selma, Alabama in 1965. He died two days later from head injuries in the hospital. He was 38.
Leningrad (Russia) -- Choreographer
Scottish actress
Composer
French-born Swiss choreographer (Born 1929).
California, USA; actress (Norma Rae), Countdown
Economist
American economist and Nobel Prize winner in academic Economics
Canadian ice hockey player (Born in 1927).
American football player who played professionally in the National Football League with the Detroit Lions for six consecutive seasons from 1950 to 1955.
Musicologist / composer flautist
Mont de Marsan physician
Italian singer who is a well-known tenor and sings great Neapolitan songs.
Canadian actor and tenor (d. 2005).
Basketball player and coach from Lithuania (d. 2008).
French actor (Born 1925).
La Broque Actor
linebacker (Chicago Bears).
American actor (d. 1981).
Milan, Italy -- Actress (Kidnap Syndicate).
France sport Champion
Tanzanian diplomat and politician 1st Tanzanian Minister for Finance (d. 2005).
American actor and singer (d.81)
French actor and director, a member of the ComA(c)die-FranASSaise, who died on 14 December 2011 in Klosterneuburg, Austria.
French historian and prolific writer, who specializes in the Middle Ages.
Versailles Journalist
American poet and actor
American businessman and philanthropist
Equatorial Guinean politician, 1st President of Equatorial Guinea (d.79)
Hungarian-born Australian Holocaust survivor. He is a businessman and has written an autobiography that his son Morry Schwartz published in 2003. The Nazis nearly murdered the entire family, whose fortune was derived from real estate investments. Andor fled the Communists in 1949 with his wife and their 14-month-old daughter, Morry. They fled poverty to Israel where they managed to save …
Italian actress who appeared in more than 40 films in the U.S. and internationally during her career. She began her career in Italy at the age of 15 and rose from supporting roles to leading roles in wartime dramas and comedies. She starred in "The Glass Mountain", a British-Italian movie, in 1948. In Hollywood, she was invited, and she took …
American Astrologer, a mainstay of ISAR for many decades. He was the recipient of the ISAR Service Award on July 17, 1989. MargueriteaEUR(tm), MargueriteaEUR(tm), began her studies in astrology in September 1973. She was elected Membership Chair of Los Angeles ISAR in 1977. From 1979 to 1988, she was Secretary and Board member. She was the Publisher of Kosmos from …
American mathematician (d. 1992).
American composer and vibraphonist (Modern Jazz Quartet), (d. 1999).
United States -- Vibraphonist, (Milt of Bags).
US test pilot (XS-1)
Belgium sport Champion
French union boss and activist, who was also the General Secretary of France's General Federation of Workers.
French director who led the HA(c)bertot Theatre between 2003 and his death 13 November 2013.
American race car driver (d.2013)
American illustrator (d.2011)
Politician
American politician and a US Senator from South Carolina. Fritz Hollings graduated in 1942 from the Citadel and enlisted as an officer in the US Army during World War II. He served in the North African, European and African campaigns. He received the Bronze Star, seven ribbons, and the Silver Star. He left the Army in 1945 and enrolled at …
Bordeaux Military man
French sculptor and academic (d. 1998).
After three silver medals at the previous Games (1948, 52), he won the marathon at Olympic Games 1956 in Melbourne. He was nicknamed "Emile Zatopek’s shadow". He had Olympe, his daughter, just before his victory in the race. She was born on 30 November 1956.
British model, famous in the 50s, featured on glossy fashion magazines. She was 24 years old when her first husband died. In 1954, she married Nigel Campbell and they had two kids. He died in 1993.
American military, United States Air Force general and commander of Air Training Command. He died in 1999, on the 8th of January.
American track and field champion, who won the gold medal in 4x400m relay at 1948 Summer Olympics.
Italian actress on stage, screen, and television who died in Turin, 24 August 2004.
Palestinian-American academic and philosopher (d. 1986).
English general (d. 2014)
Italian actress (d.2013)
French politician who was Minister of Veteran Affairs under President FranASSois Mitterrand from 1981 to 1983
French artist and sculptor, his first solo exhibit was held in 1954 in Paris. Throughout his creative career, he worked with a variety of materials, primarily with plastics and metals.
Lebanese singer/songwriter
French sculptor (d. 1998)
The son of an opera singer from France.
France sport Champion
writer.
Dutch actress (Yerma and Titania).
Iranian-American violinist (d.2013)
Italian cartoonist and creator of La Linea (Born 1920).
Famous birthdays on January 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919American novelist (Born 1919).
Fairchild, Wisconsin -- Actress (1 Million BC, Topper Returns).
British actress and long-time star of "Emmerdale Farm" TV soap. The series, which began in 1972, celebrated its 1000th episode 11/12/1985.
American writer, with low output and a tendency to be introverted. However, he is a beloved cult favourite. His first and only novel, "Catcher in the Rye," was published in 1951. His output included short stories, essays, and letters. He has not published any words since 1965 and does not give interviews.
American soldier and author (d.2010)
Novelist
American actor and boxer (d. 1990).
Japanese guitarist and singer (d. 2013).
French actor who appeared in more than ninety films and TV programmes. Mostly, he was a character actor.
Scottish colonel Victoria Cross recipient (d. 2000)
Canadian actress
Jean Gabin, a French model who was associated with Lanvin fashion house, married Jean Gabin 28 March 1949. This was two months after their first meeting. He was his third wife.
France Actor
France Actor
American soldier pilot and politician (d.2012)
American meteorologist and oceanographer, who is cited as a pioneer in weather prediction. He was the founder of the National Center for Atmospheric Research. He studied the structure and dynamics of hurricanes, as well as wave energy. Charney was a weather officer during WW II. He trained them from 1941 to 1945. Charney earned a Ph.D. degree in meteorology in …
Dutch actor (d. 2004).
American meteorologist (d. 1981)
San Francisco Scientist
Maryland, USA; American singer/actor. (The At Home Show and Paul Whiteman's Goodyear Revue). (Dies 1993).
Italian soccer player. He passed away on May 6, 2010.
Villeparisis physician
Author
Writer
Keeble town planner.
Indian princess and SOE agent (d. 44)
Allied SOE agent during World War II. She was a Muslim Indian woman of Indian origin, and is commonly known as Noor inayat Khan.
Egyptian social and political reformer from the group Al-Amir (Prince), Jamiat al-Ikhwan al-Muslim.
Eguisheim physician
Financial writer (Economics of Chaos).
Lyon 2?me physician
France sport Champion
British double agent, master spy and traitor. The mysterious "third man", whose identity as a Soviet agent was revealed in 1963, rocked the empire. He was the son of a wealthy English family. He was educated at the top schools in England and was valued by the British secret services as an expert on espionage.
Wheeling, West Virginia -- Labor leader
Russian mathematician (d. 1995)
Russian historian and mathematician (d. 1995).
Greek poet and academic (d. 1991).
American author and occultist, Lotterhand was one of the Builders for the Adytum during a revival of Christian mysticism in the middle of the 20th century. Lotterhand started studying Tarot in 1933. He was the Director of the Mystery School of the Sacred Tarot & Holy Qabalah, which Dr. Paul Foster Case founded. From 1950 to 1992, he taught. His …
American professional baseball player during the 1930s and 1940s. Greenberg, a first baseman for the Detroit Tigers was one of the most prominent power hitters his generation. Greenberg was an All-Star five times, twice named American League's Most Valuable Player and elected to the Hall of Fame for 1956.
Turkish diplomat (d. 2002)
English screenwriter and producer (d. 1971).
Oriolles Military man
Polish-American violinist, educator (d. 2012).
American poet and author (d. 60)
Writer / actor (Amazing Colossal Man and Space Monster).
He was a member of the Puerto Rican Nationalist Party, and served as the president of Santurce Municipal Board of Officers of the party. He was also Pedro Albizu Campos' personal barber. Although Santiago DAaz was not involved in the Puerto Rican Nationalist Party Revolts from the 1950s, his barbershop was attacked and robbed by 40 armed police officers as …
Indonesian composer (d. 1991)
Famous birthdays on January 1st for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909American actor (Laura The Best Years of Our Lives, I Was a Communist for FBI) dies at the age of 82 from congestive heart disease.
Politician
He was a French goalkeeper. He was France's goalkeeper in the 1938 FIFA World Cup. He died 28 October 1989.
Indian cricketer (d. 1949).
Ukrainian soldier and politician (d.59)
Mississippi, USA. American actor (Battle of the Bulge Laura, The Best Years of Our Lives. I was a Communist for the FBI). (Dies 1992).
1953-65, 1969- / Presidential candidate (Republican) 1964).
Japan -- 800m runner (1928 Olympics - Silver Medalist)
Toulon Military man
American singer and guitarist (d.2011)
Japanese long jumper and sprinter (d. 1931).
composer.
French painter and art collector, who founded a gallery that specialized in outsider art (French art brut).
Director
Canada -- Speed skater (1932 Olympics - Bronze Medalist)
French prelate who was Archbishop at Tours from 1956 to 1981
Italy sport Champion
Valence Journalist
Italian songwriter (d. 1974)
Italian soccer player. He passed away on the 13th of January 1984.
Italian post-war cinema photographer, known for his black and white compositions in films like "La Terra Trema,"
Polish mathematician (d. 1981)
Ukrainian-Polish mathematician, theorist (d. 1981).
Pakistani politician and lawyer 5th President of Pakistan (d.82)
Greek actor (d. 1970).
Pakistani politician (d. 1982)
Castres EXecutives
composer.
South African lawyer and cricketer (d. 1977).
German homicide: The perpetrator of sex killings 1929-1937 was arrested on 10/04/1937 and executed 8 months later.
van Stoetwegen Dutch Member of Parliament (CDD).
French army officer who rose to the rank of General in the army
Japanese diplomat and soldier (d. 1986).
Italian film actress, whose career spans nine decades of cinema. Her significant contribution to theatre was also noteworthy. In 1916, she entered film with the silent film "Jacobo Ortis". She made more than 80 films appearances between 1916 and 1990.
Spanish-American musician and bandleader known as the "Rumbaking", who taught generations how to tango, mambo, and cha-cha. He is best known for his songs "The Isle of Capri", and "Tico Tico". He was known for his sparkling rhythms and his love for young, spicy beauties. He married four of them, including Charo, the "gitchi-gitchi", girl.
American actor and a leader in silent film. He was an interior decorator during film work that was slow. His film career was ruined by the public exposure of his homosexuality.
Scottish centenarian, born around the 20th century. She was the second child of eight. She and her siblings slept together in one bed in their small home, head-to-toe. She was seven years old when she started school. However, she had to leave at the start of WWI in 1914. Although she was initially sent to work as a baker, her …
Japanese diplomat, also known as the Asian Schindler because of the similarity in his service to humanity. Sugimara, a Foreign Service officer, was sent to Lithuania during WWII. He discovered that Jews could flee the country if they were issued the right papers. Three times he wrote to his headquarters asking permission to complete the necessary credentials. Each time, he …
Doorne Dutch automaker (DAF).
Catalonia, Spain; bandleader ("Perfidia") (married Abbe Lane, Charo) (dies 1990).
American's first child, born in New York in the 20th Century. She was the middle of six children born to Jewish tailors. In 1924, she graduated as a nurse. Hartman, who married Irving Hartman in 1930, was a social worker and they had three children together, one of which died from leukemia at 11.
Italian barber, first child to be born in Italy during the century. He was the second child of ten children, the son a shoemaker. From the age of eight, he worked in a barbershop.
French designer and engraver, medals and postage stamps engraver, who died in Paris on 12 January 1975.