List of celebrities and famous people who were born on May 16th
Famous birthdays on May 16th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2019 - 2010
2015American identical triplets were delivered at Corpus Christi Medical Center by C-section. Scarlett and Ximena were joined at the abdomen. They shared a colon.
American television personality Kendra Wilkinson and American football player Hank Baskett's second and first daughters, respectively.
Famous birthdays on May 16th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2006Reality Star
Filipina daughter of a noted parent, Lea Salonga, a singer/actress from Filipina, made an impact in the US with the play "Miss Saigon" together with her husband Robert Chien.
TV Actress
YouTube Star
YouTube Star
Cheerleader
Famous birthdays on May 16th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1998Movie Actress
YouTube Star
Family Member
Movie Actress
YouTube Star
American tennis player
Vine Star
Australian footballer
YouTube Star
YouTube Star
American actor
Liechtensteinerin tennis player
Rapper
English swimmer
Pop Singer
Korean singer also known by IU
TV Actor
Estonian footballer
Norwegian biathlete
Davika Hoorne, Thai-Belgian actress and model
Pop Singer
Canadian ice hockey player
Bulgarian tennis player
Figure Skater
YouTube Star
YouTube Star
English actor
Scotch child murdered in Dunblane school massacre. Thomas Watt Hamilton shot her and then killed herself.
TV Actor
Serbian sprinter
English television personality
Gibraltarian tennis player
American basketball player
Famous birthdays on May 16th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989Model
Vine Star
YouTube Star
Soap Opera Actor
YouTube Star
Model
Cuban-American porn actress
Estonian tennis player
Lithuanian basketball player
Mexican footballer
Turkish singer
Guitarist
Athlete
English race car driver
American actress and model. Her acting career began in 2001 with a few small roles on television and films. She also appeared regularly on the Hope & Faith television show. She made her film debut in 2004 with the role she played as the Confessions Of A Teenage Drama Queen. She starred in Transformers as Mikaela, Shia LaBeouf’s love interest, …
TV Actor
Instagram Star
Filipino architect and model
Indian Actor
Irish footballer
Bulgarian actor
Canadian ice hockey player
Brazilian footballer
Japanese gymnast
Japanese actor and singer (Kanjani eight)
Brazilian footballer
German footballer
Argentinian cyclist (d. 2014.)
Australian model
Argentinian footballer
Czech ice hockey player
Canadian ice hockey player (d.2011)
American baseball player
Argentinian footballer
American professional wrestler
Lebanese singer
Canadian ice hockey player
AFL Australian Football Player
Polish tennis player
Korean actor and model
Singer and musician from the Philippines
Actress
Belgian athlete
Belgian sprinter
Polish tennis player
Movie Actor
English actor
Royalty
Actress
Estonian footballer
Miss New Jersey Teen USA (1996)
TV Actor
Estonian footballer
Portuguese footballer
American Ice Hockey Player
Spanish footballer
American journalist
Spanish tennis player
Famous birthdays on May 16th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979English pornographic actress
Slovak actress
English actor and singer-songwriter
Actress
English singer and songwriter
Athlete
Actor
English motorcycle racer
Argentinian footballer
New Jersey actor (Adam-Mighty Ducks, D2, and D3)
New Zealand actress
Icelandic singer/songwriter
Icelandic singer-songwriter (GusGus)
Canadian ice hockey player
Italian singer, songwriter and actress, who rose to fame in 2003, after winning the newcomers' section of the Sanremo Music Festival. She achieved commercial success in Italy only in 2005, when she won the music-based reality show "Music Farm" and released her second album, "Un mondo perfetto." In 2005, she was also awarded Best New Artist of the Year at …
Argentinian actress and model
Author
Canadian ice hockey player
American lacrosse player
Dutch-born Australian cricketer
Finnish singer-songwriter/guitarist (Sonata Arctica, Northern Kings).
Athlete
American singer
British/Austrian professional dancer. She was awarded 3rd place at the Blackpool Dance Competition in 1992.
American singer-songwriter producer and actor
Italian pop singer, who won the top prize in 1993 San Remo Music Festival as a new artist. Two years later, she released her first album in English.
French wakeboarder and World Games Champion who spent his childhood in Tahiti, in the southern archipelago village of Fariipiti.
American singer-songwriter (P.O.D.)
American homicide victim. One of four young girls who were killed in a yogurt shop near Austin, Texas on 12/06/1991. Eliza and Amy Ayers helped their friends Jennifer and Sarah Harbison clean up after the shop closed at 11:00 pm. Local residents reported that the shop was on fire at 11:47 pm. The fire crews extinguished the flames and found …
cornerback (Washington Redskins).
American television personality and actor
Connecticut, USA; rower (Olympics 1996).
Musician
American actress, and well-known family member, is the daughter of TV producer Aaron Spelling. Her role as Donna Martin, a good-natured clotheshorse, helped her to establish herself as an actress.
American television personality
American rapper
Japanese voice actor
American actor and stuntman
American rapper and actor (Crooklyn Dodgers)
French rugby player.
American actor
NFL linebacker (Denver Broncos - Super Bowl 32)
American actor
English singer-songwriter/guitarist (Slowdive & Mojave 3)
Reality Star
Scottish Claymores).
English rugby player and sportscaster
Argentina -- Tennis player (1988 Olympics - Silver Medalist)
Australian actress and singer-songwriter
Belgian right-wing national catholic, political activist
NFL running back (Detroit Lions).
Producer
German motivational book and novel author and life coach.
He was a French backstroke swimmer who competed at three consecutive Olympics. He also won a bronze medal at 1991 Athens Europe championships.
Brazilian teenager of 18 suspected of murdering his parents on Christmas Eve, 12/24/1988. Although his mom and dad were shot to death, he was found innocent and exonerated despite widespread opinion that he was guilty.
Actor
Famous birthdays on May 16th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969American actor
American actress
The Daily Caller was founded by an American journalist
Liechtenstein royalty, the second son of Prince Hans-Adam II and Princess Marie. He married Angela Gisela Brown civilly in Vaduz on 21 January 2000 and religiously in New York City, New York, on 29 January 2000. They have one son.
New York, USA. Actress (Carol- Growing Pains Incredible Sunday).
Athlete
Los Angeles, California - 4X100 / 400m runner (1988 Olympics -- Gold Medalist).
Author
American sprinter
American actor and producer of singers (New Edition, Heads of State).
Hong Kong actress
Italian singer-songwriter who rose to national fame following his 1997 participation in the Sanremo Music Festival's Newcomers' Section. He was awarded the Mia Martini Critics Award for "Capelli", which was his entry.
Massachusetts, USA; singer (New Editon).
Actress
American baseball coach and player
American actress and recording artist. She is well-known for her innovative, socially conscious, and provocative music. Her elaborate stage and television shows have made her a major figure in popular culture since the 1970s. She was the youngest of the Jackson children and began her career in 1976 on The Jacksons variety TV series. Following the 1982 release of h, …
Italian sailor who rose up to international prominence starting in 1991. He won second place in 1992's transatlantic race between England and the U.S. He was also second in the transatlantic race from England to America that year. He placed second in 1994-1995 in the Boc Challenge, going solo around the globe in a boat that was donated by the …
Actor
Australian marathon runner (Olympics-1996).
American actor and singer (Blue County).
American athlete who ran back for the NFL Buffalo Bills between 1988-1999. He was also named NFL Player of the year in 1991. He played with Miami in 2000.
California, USA; actor (Ryan-The Young and the Restless).
American actress producer and screenwriter
Australian actress
Turkish singer
Indiana, USA; Michael Jackson's sister (Control).
American author and musician
Ontario, Canada; softball pitcher.
Businessman
American football player. He played for the Miami Dolphins (1988-1993) and New York Giants (1994). After his Giants season, he retired and became a volunteer youth football coach.
Oregon, USA; actor.
Estonian academic and computer scientist
Hungarian marathon runner
Politician
English DJ and journalist
American actor and basketball player
Hungarian runner
American singer-songwriter and violinist (Dave Matthews Band).
Screenwriter and actor in English comedy
French musician who was the guitarist for French rock band Noir DA(c).sir, from its inception in 1982 to its demise on 29 November 2010. Bertrand Cantat was his band's frontman. He met him at Bordeaux's LycA(c),e Saint-GenA",s in the 1980s.
Actor
Belgian comics writer, known best for Kid Paddle.
Clergyman
Austrian politician and actress
American sculptor and painter
Anglo-American economist
English academic and theologian
Director
German long jumper
American painter
Scottish politician and engineer
French-German actress (Born 1961).
Canadian screenwriter and actor
American sports figure, scout for Green Bay Packers football team.
New York, USA. Actress (Cassandra-The Young and the Restless).
American wrestler
Paris, France -- Actress (Subway. Nikita. Innocent Blood).
Cartoonist
Italian comedian, singer, television presenter, and radio host.
Paris, France -- Actress (Subway. Nikita. Innocent Blood).
Commander and politician of Sri Lanka
Nauruan politician Nauruan Speaker to Parliament
Famous birthdays on May 16th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959American singer-songwriter and actress
Producer
Arizona, USA; actress (Saint Elmo’s Fire, Turner, and Hooch).
Musician
Florida, USA; pitcher (Chicago Cubs).
Texas, USA; Nike golfer (1993 Anheuser-Busch-19th).
American baseball player
American singer-songwriter (Christian Death & Pompeii 99).
English singer-songwriter (Heaven 17 Honeyroot, and ABC).
American road runner. She was a leading woman runner. Her 120-mile training began to pay off when she became the fastest U.S. marathon runner in 1979. She broke many world records in 1983.
Russian singer-songwriter/guitarist (DDT).
American ice hockey coach and player (d. 2014).
3rd Baron Mancroft English politician
Maine, USA; marathon runner (Olympics-gold-1984).
22nd Baron St John the Bletso English lawyer, businessman
American actress, whose films include "Urban Cowboy," 1980 and "An Officer and a Gentleman," respectively. She was also nominated for Best Actress in 1983 for "Terms of Endearment."
British astrologer. He is the editor of "Astrologer’s Apprentice" as well as a regular writer for a soccer journal. On TV. In 2001, he was published with "The Real Astrology", in which his humor and eloquence were evident.
American baseball player and sportscaster
American businessman. Second of five children born to Ann Loeb and Edgar Miles Bronfman. In 1971, his grandfather indicated that he was suitable to be the Seagram Company's heir.
Public Servant
English-Irish actress and singer
Belarusian gymnast
Ohio, USA; actress ("An Officer and Gentleman")
Minnesota, USA; pitcher (Detroit Tigers).
Manager and footballer from Ireland (d. 2012).
Canadian astronaut and physician
American editor of AIM Report, a bi-monthly newsletter published twice a month by Accuracy In Media, a non profit news media watchdog.
Actress (Sparrow King John, Mayor at Casterbridge).
French cartoonist who worked for Pionniers and Fluide Glacial magazines, Pilote, Fluide Glacial and Le Petit Psikopat IllustrA (c)).
Saskatchewan, Canada; MD/astronaut (STS 90).
He is an Irish actor who is extremely handsome and has a nice look. Pierce, an only child, dropped out of school to study acting in London at the age 16. He is best known for his part in the Bond series.
Historian
California, USA; rocker ("Mr Mister")
Pitcher (New York Yankees).
Athlete
Musician
British minister of state.
Lord Woolman Scottish academic and judge
Actor
The 55th Yokozuna sumo wrestler from Japan (d. 2015).
American academic and psychologist
French fashion designer and couturier. He was known for his use of old styles to "regenerationize" fashion. According to the London "Observer", December 1987, he stated that "Haute Couture should not be painful, but rather, it should be funny, foolish, and almost uncontrollable."
He is a French historian and anthropologist. He was the son of journalist Olivier Todd. After the terrorist attack (2015).
American singer/songwriter/musician and founder of the band "Modern Lovers. At age 15, he began to play guitar and was praised for his skill. He formed the "Modern Lovers", which released several albums. He released his first solo album in 1983. In the 1980s, he added several more albums to his collection. He is described as "Witty, fresh and innocent, an …
Author
Canadian philosopher and theologian
Japanese voice actor
Italian musician and singer. His many works include the Turin Olympic Winter Games' official Anthem. He has also contributed to previous sporting events.
American author
Canadian singer-songwriter/guitarist (d. 2004).
German superconductivity physicist (Nobel Prize 1987).
German Nobel Prize winner in Physics and Academics
rocker (Firefall).
Famous birthdays on May 16th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949French singer who is best known for her participation at the 1975 Eurovision Song Contest.
Pitcher (New York Yankees).
British Member of Parliament.
Danish producer and director of actor
English guitarist
English TV presenter (Richard & Judy)
Politician
Model and actress from Greece
Scottish politician, Member of Parliament, Labour representative for the Clydeside District, was elected to General Election on 6/11/1987.
Designer of Italian products and automobiles
English academic and historian
Belgian cyclist
English talk show host and author
Scottish entertainer, Janette has a stage show called "The Krankies" in which she plays alongside her husband Ian. Janette plays "Wee Jimmy," a cheeky schoolboy. Their act is very popular with children.
Actor (Crime Story, Miami Vice)
Photographer
English-Scottish drummer (Nazareth) (d. 1999)
American singer (The Chiffons), (d. 1992).
Canadian religious leader (d.2011)
American newscaster
American ecclesiastic. He was the grandson of a preacher and grew up to be a successful accountant. He was tall and handsome, and he was also gay and over-endued sexually. He was ordained a minister of the Universal Christ Church in the 1980s after he received the Call. In September 1988, he died from AIDS.
Author and financial astrologer from Italy
British Member of Parliament.
American professional astrologer. He was one of the founders of AFAN. A B.A. He holds a B.A. degree from the University of Massachusetts and is a highly respected lecturer and counselor. His pioneering work in Astrodrama has earned him a reputation.
English singer-songwriter and producer (King Crimson, The League of Gentlemen Giles Giles, Fripp and Fripp & Eno).
British politician, Member of Parliament who was elected at the General Election on 6/11/1987.
English academic and sociologist
French senior official who was director general, Antenne 2 (now France 2), 1989-1991.
English songwriter and drummer (Savoy Brown and Foghat).
Mississippi, United States -- Murderer (FBI Most Wanted List)
Italian businessman
English singer/producer (Chinn & Chapman).
American clothing designer
Cuban activist and economist
American politician (Representative-Democrat-Virginia).
Michigan, USA, Colonel US Air Force/astronaut
American actor
Panamanian-American drummer composer and leader (Mahavishnu Orchestra Jazz Is Dead and Bobby and the Midnites).
Hungarian footballer
Director (All the Vermeers, NY)
Baroness Andrews is an English politician
American diplomat and politician, 29th Ambassador of the United States to Germany
Translator and poet in Italian-Slovenian
German Beauty Queen, Winner of Miss World Contest.
English judge and lawyer
Australian archbishop
British Member of Parliament.
Composer
chancellor (Sheffield University).
Danish actor (d.2013)
Famous birthdays on May 16th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939French economist, professor emeritus of the UniversitA(c), Paris-Dauphine. He is a specialist on public finance and monetary economy. He was the Mont Pelerin Society's former president (1994-1996).
French television director, specialist in audiovisual and communications sector.
Belgian actor, musician, siderealist astrologer and data collector. He was a specialist in Belgian, French, and Holland data. Many of the information was misquoted or invented.
English politician and lawyer (d. 2012).
Writer
Marc Hemmeler Trio is a French jazz pianist and bandleader.
American jurist. He was a judge in a municipal court and a crusader for juvenile justice. His books include "Up From Never" (autobiography). Before he began his legal career, he was an gangster teen who entered jail for the first time at age 14. For fighting, he was discharged by the Marines. He changed his mind and enrolled at Harvard …
American doctor and chess champion, a man who is passionate about his two passions: public health and chess. His M.D. He received his M.D. from Cornell in 1962. In Los Angeles, he joined the U.S. Public Health Service. He was a Peace Corps member 1953-65, Resident San Francisco 1965-66, and Los Angeles practitioner 1967-72. His specialization is in preventive medicine.
American actress and dancer (d.2015)
American politician, who was the 69th Governor of North Carolina (1977aEUR”1985, 1993aEUR”2001). He is the longest serving governor in North Carolina's history.
Musician
Finnish actress. She is a sensitive and seductive actress.
Illinois, USA; actress (Batgirl - Batman, Kissin Cousin).
German Catholic cardinal
Comedian (Blood Beast Terror and Vampire Beast Craves Blood).
France; art exhibitionist (Treasures of Tut).
France sport Champion
Canadian ice hockey coach and player
Activist
Athlete
English general
Author and historian from Wales
Historian
CEO (TSB Group).
American sociologist, writer, and photographer. He is well-known for his critical and philosophical approach to crime and social injustice. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin in sociology. He taught at many universities in the East Coast and Midwest. In 1984, the American Society of Criminology awarded him the Edwin Sutherland Award for his contributions in criminological theory. …
American drug addict who killed his mother while high on LSD. He was eventually released after being placed in an institution. He was afflicted by guilt and committed suicide on 4/1979.
French cinema critic, who is a panelist on "Le Masque et la Plume" (The Mask and the Feather), an arts radio program on France Inter.
Holt; American drummer (Young-Holt Unlimited - "In Crowd").
Pennsylvania, USA; actor (Howard Sprage-Andy Griffith Show).
Jr. American soldier and politician 85th Governor, Connecticut
Actor (Howard Sprague - Andy Griffith Show), died at 63
Indian politician and scholar Indian Minister of External Affairs
Jr., American politician
Czech-Polish holocaust victim (d. 44)
Coach and manager of Serbian footballers (d. 2014).
Athlete
New Jersey, USA; composer (Noturnno - Pulitzer 1974).
Poet / writer
1971-88/Governor-Democrat-Connecticut).
Indian politician
French Canadian actress and director
French designer and engraver postage stamps.
Government minister
Governor (Bermuda).
Austrian composer and pianist (d. 2000).
Artist
American jazz singer
American CEO and executive in charge of Federal National Mortgage Association. Maxwell, a Yale and Harvard Law graduate with a BA degree and a JD degree, has made the agency a major profit-maker.
Famous birthdays on May 16th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929American poet, known for her deeply personal and political poetry that reflects the feminist revolution. She was awarded the National Book Award. She was raised in an elite literary family and graduated Phi Beta Kappa at Radcliffe. She was the first to publish "A Change of World" in 1951. Rich was a Columbia professor 1967-1969, and a Rutgers professor of …
American singer-songwriter
Italy sport Champion
Composer
American politician and lawyer
Canadian politician and academic
Maryland, USA; feminist writer ("Diamond Cutters")
American cartoonist, member of National Cartoonists Society. He is well-known for his work on the
American baseball manager and player, well-known for his shrewd and all-out style of playing baseball and barroom fighting brawls.
American baseball manager and player, well-known for his shrewd and all-out style of playing baseball and barroom fighting brawls.
Brazilian footballer
Solicitor
Composer
Playwright
British peace activist (d.2004)
Dutch psychologist and professor at the University of Mons. He is a specialist in paranormal phenomena and dreams. His classes are full of excitement about the subject matter he covers. Dirkens can often be seen on "Mysteries" TV.
American siderealist, astrologer and senior editor of American Astrology. He was an avid amateur astronomer who designed over a dozen telescopes. On a grant from National Science Foundation, Allen worked as a meteorologist at New York University.
Belgian actor and guitarist (d.2010)
American astronomer
Brazilian footballer (d. 2013)
Nigerian economist and banker (d. 2012).
New York, USA: columnist (Perfectly Clare).
English parapsychologist and author (d. 2014.)
Photographer
American academic and linguist (d. 2000).
American economist and Nobel Prize laureate in academic Economics (d. 2000).
French politician and a member the senior branch of Poland’s princely Poniatowski families. He was the founder of Independent Republicans and was part of President ValA(c]ry Giscard D'Estaing's administration. Poniatowski was Minister of Health between 1973 and 1974, and Minister of Interior in the d'Estaing administration from 1974 to 1977. He was the founder and honorary President of the Union …
Principal King of Arms
treasurer (Queen Elizabeth).
American trombonist (d.2012)
Menton Politician
Saugus (California) -- Actor (She Wore A Yellow Ribbon).
American actor, and well-known family member, Harry Carey's son. His films include "Red River", "Mister Roberts" and "Alvarez Kelly." John Ford used him as a favourite as a second lead. He then moved into character roles by 1970. He is still a star in westerns like "Man From the East" 1974.
Spanish historian and official chronicler of Murcia, father of RamA3n Luis ValcA@rcel Siso (President, Region of Murcia, 1995-2014, current vice president, European Parliament). In December 2009, he was given the title "adopted child of Murcia". After several months of sickness, he died on May 25, 2010, at noon.
American graphic designer (d.2010)
French Civil servant who held many posts as advisor or aEUR~aEUR(tm)attachA(c),aEUR(tm)aEUR(tm) 1947-58. He served as a deputy 1958-'74, 1978-1981, and 1986. He was also a member of the European Parliament 1959-1974 and 1979. From 1971 to 1976, he was Mayor of ChAC/teauThierry, and State secretary 1974-76, and Minister 1976-'78.
He was an Italian journalist, editor, and broadcasting executive. His career started in the newspaper industry, where he worked for a Florentine paper that supported his political views. He was a member of the Christian Democrat political coalition. He was editor of Il Popolo between 1956 and 1960. He made the move from newspaper to television in 1961, becoming RAI's …
Brown politician.
American actress who played Sidney Poitier’s wife in 1950's "No Way Out". She was previously a Karamu Theatre employee in Cleveland, and she appeared on the Jack Benny Show as well as in theatre in the '30s & '40s. Smith was the founder and president of Black Beauty Inc. Talent Agency. She was married to David Hepburn, and she is …
French actress and leading lady, popular in France, in many films of the 1950s made by her husband Christian Faque (one of four). She was most memorable in the title role of Lola Montes, 1955. She was the star of "Around the World in 90 Days" in Hollywood in 1956.
French actor who provided Gregory Peck's French voice in dubbed films.
Saint-Mande (France) -- Actress (Nana).
Famous birthdays on May 16th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919American musician and entertainer known for his music, his trademark candelabra, his flamboyant lifestyle and highly affected mannerisms. Gay and over-the-top, he was well-liked by people who worked with him; they found him considerate and unpretentious. He was an early television performer who was considered TV's first "matinee idol," winning two Emmys, six gold albums, two stars on the Hollywood …
Spanish biologist and ecologist (d. 2004).
Neuilly sur Seine Military man
author.
Bishop (Lichfield).
Historian / intelligence expert
English manager and footballer (d. 2000).
Pont-Aven Painters
Helsinki, Finland -- Actor (Henry Punky Brewster).
Mexican screenwriter, writer, and photographer. Rulfo is a Latin American writer, screenwriter, and photographer. His reputation rests on his two slim books, Pedro PA!ramo (1955) and El Llano en llamas (53), a collection short stories. The Burning Plain and other Stories published fifteen of the seventeen stories. This collection includes his beloved tale, "Diles que me maten!" ("Tell them not …
American politician and lawyer (d. 1999).
American politician (d. 1999)
American pilot and sergeant (d. 2015).
Conductor / Organist
Broadcaster/actor (All Night Lone and Full Treatment)
Social Reformer / Doctor
Fourth President of Israel, Israeli biophysicist and politician (d. 2009).
French politician who represented the French Section Workers' International (SFIO), in the National Assembly between 1956 and 1958. He died on 2 April 1990 in Boulogne-Billancourt.
American World War II pilot (d.2010)
American actress
American lawyer and business executive at Honeywell, Inc. He began his career in law, but he joined Honeywell, one of his corporate clients in 1943. He rose to the rank of President and assumed that office in 1961. He was appointed CEO in 1965, four years after he had been elected President. He was a philanthropist and founded the Jujamcyn …
Italian screenwriter and film director. He made a modest start as a codirector on a few minor comedies. He was the son of a prominent journalist and began his career as a film critic. In 1935, he won an amateur prize at Venice for a 16mm feature. He collaborated with Stefano Vanzina from 1949 to 1953 on eight comic films …
Economist
American author and anthropologist (d. 2009).
American author and anthropologist (d. 2009).
Explorer
American musician and big bandleader. His music was always up-to-date in the 1940s and he was always looking for new arrangements. Herman's music was broadcast on radio via jazz and pop. His talent and ability to mould it led to such hits as "I’ve Got the World on a String," and "Northwest Passage." Herman was a highly eclectic performer who …
Germany Actor
He was an Italian ecclesiastic. In 1935, he was ordained as a priest. Later, he rose through the ranks at Vatican to become Archbishop, and finally a Cardinal in 1969. He played a significant role in the administration and success of Pope John Paul II.
French soccer player, athlete
American radio personality and author (Born 1912).
Italian fashion designer. She founded Sorelle Fontana in Rome 1946, along with her younger sisters, Micol, and Giovanna. She died in Rome in 1979 at the age of 67-68.
Novelist
Norfolk, Virginia -- Actress (Back Street).
Russian poet (d. 1975)
Russian painter and educator (d. 1972).
Japanese monk and educator (d. 2014.)
Russian poet and author
He was the first Puerto Rican four-star Admiral and the second Hispanic to be made a full Admiral in modern United States Navy. David Glasgow Farragut (1801aEUR'1870), a Hispanic, was the first full admiral in the Navy during the American Civil War. Rivero, who had retired from the Navy, was appointed the U.S. Ambassador to Spain (1972aEUR"1974). Ambassador to Spain …
French food writer. He also wrote under the pen name "La ReyniA're" and "Savarin". Courtine is the author of many books about gastronomy. Courtine died in 1998, on the 14th of April.
Russian painter (d. 1972).
Famous birthdays on May 16th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909American actress who achieved her greatest fame in the 1943 stage production "Voice of the Turtle." In 1933, she began her career with a screen trial that led to her first starring role. She produced 16 films in her career, but it was noted that she was temperamental and difficult to work with.
French politician and political activist, he was a champion of centrist principles in French social democracy parliamentary. One week after his 68th Birthday, he died May 23, 1977.
Sir Charles Wilson was an administrator and educator from Scotland. He was a political scientist and was later appointed Principal of Leicester university College. Later, he became Principal and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Glasgow, 1961-1976. He was responsible for overseeing the university's expansion, which was initiated by Sir Hector Hetherington. He also oversaw the construction of two new buildings.
principal (Glasgow University).
St Servan sur Mer EXecutives
French politician who was active in Resistance during WWII's French occupation. He held various government positions, including the Minister of Social Affairs.
Indian mystic and traditional guru who had to overcome his sensual nature while on his ascetic journey. He wrote many books, including one autobiography. He also conducted seminars that claimed to increase the kundalini. He was also the founder of an active Ashram in California.
Indonesian foreign minister (Linggadjati).
editor.
Italian race car driver (d. 1997)
Hoverboard for Sri Lankan-Irish (d. 2004).
Ireland -- 400m hurdler (1932 Olympics, Gold Medalist).
France Actor
Venezuelan lawyer, journalist, writer and politician. In 1990, he was awarded the Prince of Asturias Award for his literary contributions. He was nominated several times for the Nobel Prize in Literature.
Venezuelan journalist and author, lawyer (d. 2001).
German illustrator and author
Canadian painter and educator (d. 1988).
ballet master.
American actor. He was a star on screen and stage for many years. He was nominated to the Oscar for 1940's "The Grapes of Wrath" and starred on TV in "The Smith Family". He won the Oscar in 1982 for "On Golden Pond", his film debut that spanned 47 years. He was remarkably indifferent to his personal life. He only …
Love for Lydia).
Businessman
Italian novelist, poet and writer. His career began as an apprentice to a mason. In his early years, he also worked as a technical design. He started writing prolifically in 1930s and published his first book of poetry in 1936. In 1942, he published his first novel, "Estarina."
Canada -- Ice hockey player (1928 Olympics, Gold Medalist).
Rudi, an Austrian medium, is well-known for his telekinesis and materialization phenomena. Baron Albert von Schrenck–Notzing, a German psychic researcher and physician, started a series experiments in the laboratory. He first tested them with Willy, then Rudi. Rudi became more well-known. Trance is when objects move and materialize in small amounts.
Italian politician and important leader of the Italian Republican Party.
French explorer, ethnographer, and author. He is best known for his work on prehistoric cave art and was credited with discovering important cave paintings at the Sahara desert's edge. Lhote, an early antiquity astronaut theorist, considered prehistoric art evidence of paleocontact.
Sosnowiec (Poland) -- Vocalist / actor ("Her Wonderful Lie")
Author and Jungian analyst from Germany-America.
Politician
France Scientist
French theologian, historian.
Danish actor (d. 1967).