List of celebrities and famous people who were born on April 24th
Famous birthdays on April 24th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2002YouTube Star
TV Actor
Famous birthdays on April 24th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999American celebrity, Tea Leoni, 33, and David Duchovny (38), welcomed their daughter with 7 lbs 5 Oz.
Pop Singer
Vine Star
American actress.
YouTube Star
Russian tennis player
New Zealand golfer
TV Actress
Pop Singer
Model
YouTube Star
TV Actor
American actor
Welsh footballer
Estonian skier
YouTube Star
Rock Singer
American family of note, Meg Ryan's son with Dennis Quaid. His parents divorced when he was eight years old.
Model
TV Actor
Reality Star
English cyclist
Actor (Kirkland-Another World).
American producer and rapper, actor
French-Swedish model
YouTube Star
American porn model and actress
Turkish footballer
Musician
Actor
Japanese actor
Czech basketball player
Director
Actor
Famous birthdays on April 24th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989American model Miss Alabama USA 2012
American diver
Slovenian tennis player
Latvian basketball player
Son of US actor/actress / Deborah Hunter
YouTube Star
American pornographic actress, and the Penthouse Pet of the month for June 2012. In her initial days, she was a girl/girl performer. She acted her first scene with Lexi Belle. Ford signed an exclusive performance agreement with Adam & Eve in September 2009. American Made: Alexis Ford was her first film. In it, she performed her first scene of boy/girl …
Belgian footballer
Canadian ice hockey player
Estonian cyclist
Movie Actor
Pop Singer
Hockey Player
YouTube Star
Australian model singer and actress
Rock Singer
American baseball player
American survivor of a homicide plot by her father, Ramon. He was on a drug- and alcohol-fueled rampage. Ramon, a partygoer, returned home at 6:00 AM to discover that his wife was not there. Furious, he cut his three daughters' throats and took them to the dump.
Musician
Rock Singer
Japanese singer and actress
Actress
Musician
American sprinter
Rock Singer
Pop Singer
Australian actor
Novelist
YouTube Star
YouTube Star
American singer-songwriter
Princess Iman bint Al Hussein of Jordan
Athlete
Ukrainian heptathlete
Bint Al Hussein, Jordan
American singer.
Actor Perry Hutchins, Another World, dies from AIDS at the age of 30
American asexual activist
Dancing on Ice 2011 Runner Up
American volleyball player
American tennis player
Japanese actress and idol
American singer
Grandmaster of Armenian Chess (d. 2008).
Famous birthdays on April 24th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979Singaporean Paralympic equestrienne
Model
Actress
Model
Nigerian actress
Korean actress
Argentine footballer
American homicide. He was 15 years old when he killed his parents and younger sibling with a semiautomatic pistol of.22 caliber that he stole from his grandfolk. First he shot his mother in the head, then he went outside and shot his sister and dad who were waiting in the car for him to drive them to a birthday party.
Nigerian singer and actress
American singer and actor
Puerto Rican-American baseball player
Belarusian educator and author
Baseball Player
Actor
Comedian
South Australia, Australia; swimmer (Olympics 1996).
South Korean actress
Actor
Irish footballer
Canadian tennis player and coach
British Columbia, Canada; tennis star (1995 Futures Florida).
American producer and actor
American actress
NBA center (Sacramento Kings).
Australia; canoeist (Olympics-1996).
American actor
NFL punter (Seattle Seahawks).
Hong Kong-English radio host
British radio personality
Soccer player (Go Ahead Eagles).
Defensive end (New Orleans Saints).
Actor
American bassist (Creed and Alter Bridge).
Guitarist
Brigadier in Uganda People's Defence Forces (UPDF). He is also the Commander of Special Forces Group. This group includes the unit known as Presidential Guard Brigade, responsible for providing security for the President of Uganda. The Special Forces Group also provides security for Uganda's oil facilities. He is the President Yoweri Museveni's first-born son, and Janet Museveni is said to …
American television director, producer and writer
British artist and autistic savant
Indian cricketer, widely regarded as the greatest batsman in modern times, is popularly called "God Of Cricket" by his fans.
NBA guard (Philadelphia 76ers and Seattle Supersonics).
English-American golfer
American equities options trader, who was killed in the collapse Tower 1 of New York's World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. At 8:46 AM, the North Tower (Tower 1) was struck by a plane and fell at 10:28 AM.
Estonian footballer
Hawaii, USA; Miss Hawaii-America (Top 10-1997).
Actor
Estonian filmmaker producer and entrepreneur
British television presenter
Australian soccer defender (Olyroos, Olympics - 1996)
YouTube Star
American producer and screenwriter
American bass player and songwriter (Creed & Alter Bridge).
American baseball player, 3rd base, Braves
Florida, USA; infielder (Atlanta Braves).
QuTbec, Canada; 86kg judoka (Olympics-bronze-1992, 1996).
Scottish footballer
NFL tackle (Denver Broncos - Super Bowl 32)
Slovenian skier
French porn actress
Slovenian skier
Canadian martial artist and coach
Mexican singer
Author
quarterback (San Francisco 49ers).
Mexican singer
Indianapolis, Indiana -- NHL defenceman (Washington Capitals).
South Australia, Australia; 100 metre breaststroke (Olympics-bronze-1992, 1996).
Indiana, USA. NHL defenseman (Washington Capitals).
Belgian singer-songwriter/guitarist (Evil Superstars, Deus).
French musician. He fell in love with Delphine Alzieu, 18 years old, and they started to live together. Slowly, he became obsessed with Islamic fundamentalism and began preaching on campus.
in Switzerland; tennis star.
Australian cricketer coach, sportscaster
Famous birthdays on April 24th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969American actress
Scottish actor
Swedish-American actress
Scottish politician and academic
Greek footballer
Novelist
Movie Actor
American actress
Japanese mixed martial artist and wrestler
American baseball player
Linebacker for the Canadian Football League (Montreal Alouettes).
English composer
Georgia, USA; pitcher (Houston Astros).
Kosovan soldier, politician, 5th Prime Minister of Kosovo
Netherlands; model.
Dutch actor and model
Kosovan politician
Venezuelan-American baseball player, shortstop, Indians
Croatian basketball player
Actress
Virginia, USA; fencer-epee (Olympics-1996).
American football player who was a guard for the Denver Broncos.
Massachusetts, USA; field hockey player (Olympics 1996).
Croatian-American basketball player: Forward/center
English-Canadian singer-songwriter (Moist)
Coach and manager of the Italian football team
in France; tennis star.
WLAF tackle (Frankfurt Galaxy).
Canadian actor and comedian
Canadian ice hockey manager and player
South Korean actor
South Korean actor
Germany; infielder (New York Yankees, Los Angeles Dodgers).
Movie Actor
American actor and comedian
Polish musician
French-born American teacher (Sorbonne university), musician, painter (cyberart) and sculptor. He was seriously injured in one of his lungs during the terrorist attack on the Thalys train but was able to recover.
Movie Actor
Comedian
American actor
German sprinter (d.2013)
Polish composer and educator of guitar
French singer and recording artist, who has released ten albums.
California, USA; rock bassist ("Faith No More")
Estonian musician
American singer-songwriter/guitarist (Tarnation Faith no More and Frightwig).
American bass player, songwriter, and producer (Faith No More Fear, the Nervous System and Jello biafra and Guantanamo Schools of Medicine).
Estonian singer-songwriters (Vennaskond & J.M.K.E.
American bass player (Fates Warning, Armored Saint).
English footballer coach and manger
Australian rugby player coach, sportscaster
American restaurateur, maitre d' at upscale restaurant-bar "Numbers" in West Hollywood.
German politician
An English politician and physician Minister for International Security Strategy
Comedian
London, England -- Mrs Bob Geldof (rocker/writer) (Blondes).
London, England -- Mrs Bob Geldof (rocker/writer) (Blondes).
Famous birthdays on April 24th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959Welsh TV personality in the UK, former wife of Bob Geldof, and due to marry Michael Hutchence, father of her fourth child, from the Australian rock band INXS. He died 12/22/1997 in mysterious circumstances. His body was found in a Sydney hotel room.
Turkish activist and lawyer
American producer and actor
New York, USA; MD/astronaut.
English-Canadian football player
Australian-English engineer
Russian ballet dancer
in Spain; tennis star.
Former British deputy commissioner and most senior openly homosexual police officer
A Dutch equestrian, he placed 52nd in Individual Jumping. He also placed 13th in Team Jumping. In 1976, he won the Montreal Olympics Team Bronze Medal.
French-English drummer (The Cure Thompson Twins, Babacar).
English bass player (Bauhaus and Love and Rockets).
Hollywood, California -- Playmate (June 1984)
Writer
Baron Ahmed Pakistani-English politician and businessman
English academic and journalist
Jr. American admiral
Soldier
Endemol was co-founded by a Jr. Dutch businessman
Dutch producer and media tycoon.
American actor
Actress
American politician (Representative-Republican-Georgia).
Belgian race car driver (d. 1992)
German politician
Leader of the Irish Union and politician 25th TA!naiste
New York, USA. Actor (Caddyshack Ironweed, Slugger’s Wife).
British comedian and musician, Captain Sensible is a well-known British comedian. He used to play rock guitar and keyboards, as well as sing with "The Damned." With "Happy Talk", the group reached the top of the UK charts in July 1982.
American bass player and songwriter (Night Ranger Rubicon Damn Yankees, Tak Matsumoto Group).
English singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Damned and Dead Men Walking)
London, England; rocker ("Women and Captains First")
Activist
American journalist covering Pennsylvania's death row in prison 2001. He claims that he was falsely convicted for shooting and killing Faulkner, a Philadelphia police officer, on 12/09/1981, at 3:52 AM. He is accused of a sketchy or nonexistent case, with the trial tainted by racism and judicial corruption. It is shrouded by a haze of denial, poor investigation, fake confessions, …
Jr. drummer (Atlantic Star – "Touch a Four Leaf Clover")
Politician
American author and playwright of actors
American homicide victim. She was stabbed more than 70 times in Somerville, MA on 7/23/1995 at 9:00 PM. She was a mother to four children. Paul had visited her often after she divorced her seven-year-old marriage.
Massachusetts, USA; actor (Talk Radio).
French haute couture fashion designer. Pierre Cardin gave him a job as a designer in 1970. His 1976 debut collection and his irreverent style date back to 1981. He is long known as the "enfant terrible" of French fashion. Many of Gaultier’s subsequent collections were based on streetwear, with a focus on popular culture. Others, such as his Haute Couture …
French fashion designer
Designer
American film producer
French poet and author. He was awarded the 1993 Prix des Deux Magots by the French author and poet, Le TrA's-Bas. The book was translated into English in 1997 and published under the titles "The Secret of Francis of Assisii: A Meditation" or "The Very Lowly".
Taoiseach of Ireland
Trade union educator
Israeli academic and architect
English bass player and songwriter (Blondie & Silverhead).
Famous birthdays on April 24th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949French singer, who established herself as a star in Canada. She was also the ex-wife to musician Stephen Stills. Chris Stills is their son.
French singer-songwriter
Actress
Italian-Sardinian industrialist and owner of many daily newspapers. He claimed that he had paid the ransom for Silvia, the young girl kidnapped in Sardinia by terrorists at the start of 1997. Grauso intervened to rescue the family, despite them being blocked by anti-kidnapping laws. She was released on 11/11/1997 after nine months in prison.
Politican and farmer from England
American sprinter
American politician involved in the governance of Massachusetts since January 1991, with Governor William Weld as the head. He was appointed Acting Governor by Governor William Weld on 7/29/1997. His 20-year history on Beacon Hill includes stints as a Senator, State Representative, and Lieutenant Governor. Governor. They had an unusual relationship while serving alongside Governor Weld. They governed the state …
Author and psychiatrist from Ecuador.
American keyboard player and songwriter (AnExchange, Love Song) (d. 2005).
California, USA; 4x100 metre relay runner (Olympics-gold-1972).
English multi-millionaire.
Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist
Spanish politician and engineer 22nd President of European Parliament
American Nobel Prize winner and chemist
Baroness Kingsmill New Zealand, English lawyer and politician
American biochemist and Nobel Prize winner in academic sciences
Brazilian cardinal
Kelly, American singer (Hues Corporation-"Rock the Boat")
Rock bassist (Jethro Tull – "Thick as a Brick")
Actress
Politician
Belgian champion weightlifter.
French singer-songwriter. He is most well-known for his participation in the French productions of Hair (1968-1972). In a duet with Ray Charles he wrote the lyrics to the song Precious Things. It was sung by Dee Dee Bridgewater in 1989.
Reality Star
Canadian activist and lawyer (d. 2013).
English architect
Composer
French hematologist (specialist in blood, blood-forming organisms and blood diseases)
French singer and rock star who has been in the music business for 35 years, starting at age 15. He also had many TV appearances.
American drummer and songwriter (Creedence Clearwater Reival Creedence Clearwater Recisited and Don Harrison Band).
California, USA; rock drummer. (Creedence Clearwater Reival - "Proud Mary".
Tennessee, USA; rocker (Everlasting Love).
Scottish academic and physician
Canadian keyboard player and producer (Dr. Music), (d. 2007).
American singer
Belgian journalist for Channel A2 in Belgium. Ockrent was married to Bernard Kouchner and had a son.
American singer (The Hues Corporation), (d.2011).
American baseball pitcher who played from 1964 to 1977. He was a major player for the Los Angeles Dodgers (1964aEUR'72) and California Angels (1973aEUR'75). His final two seasons were spent with the Texas Rangers (1976), Minnesota Twins (76), and Toronto Blue Jays (1977).
American producer and singer
Estonian architect
English judge
Clair Lee [Calhoun] - American singer "Rock the Boat".
Actor in Fantasy Island, shoots himself to death at 50
New Jersey, USA; country singer (Oak Ridge Boys - "Elvira").
English footballer (d. 2012)
American singer (The Oak Ridge Boys).
American singer-songwriter, author, and teacher who specializes in Native American religions. She often teaches workshops at New Age events and other events. Her books include Buffalo Woman Comes Singing, The Spirit Song of a Rainbow Medicine Woman (1991), and The Last Ghost Dance: a Guide for Earth Mages (2000).
English general
American actress and singer, who rose steadily from 1961 to do TV, records, Broadway and magazine covers. Barbra Streisand was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Arts and Humanities in 1995 by Brandeis University. This is a rare honouree and perhaps the only person to have won Emmy, Tony, Emmy and Grammy as well as Cable Ace and Peabody Awards.
American politician
Sri Lankan academic and lawyer
New York, USA. Singer/actress/award recipient (Funny Girl and "The Way We Were")
Voloshin; Russian cosmonaut.
Novelist
Journalist
American politician, noted family member, and the son of Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley. He was the heir apparent at dozens of mayoral conferences and made his own climb up to power. His political achievements put his stamp on the city. He was a Chicago prosecutor and then became Chicago Mayor in April 1988. Daley is a vocal advocate of …
Daley; American politician (mayor-Democrat-Chicago).
American diplomat and journalist, 22nd United States Ambassador at the United Nations (d.2010)
French actress, choreographer and dancer; sister to Francine BergA(c).
Sky is an Australian-English composer and guitarist (Sky).
Scientist
American mystery novelist, screenplay writer and TV producer. The popular who-dun it thrillers she wrote, which began in 1982, were named after the letters of alphabet: "A is For Alibi", "B is For Burglar" and "B is for Burglar". They continued on to letter L by 1995. Her alphabetical mystery series, which has been translated into 24 other languages, has …
English TV producer and host
Actor from Australia (d. 1989).
Famous birthdays on April 24th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939Actor
American accountant and CEO at Collins Foods International, a food supplier to fast-food chains like Kentucky Fried Chicken. Bermingham holds a BS degree in business and is known for being a highly-motivated executive.
American football wide receiver. From 1956aEUR"59, he played college football for Virginia Tech. In 1958 and 1959, Dale was named Second-Team All American.
American composer and saxophonist (d. 2001).
Belgian cartoonist. He died in Rixensart on 26 October 1994.
British actress who has been playing lead roles since the 1950s. Her films include "The Mechanic", 1972, "Love and Bullets", 1979, and "The Evil That Men Do," 1984. She was a former professional ballerina. She was married to David McCallum in 1957-1967. She was often seen in movies with Charles Bronson her second husband. They were married in 1968. They …
French Police Commissioner, considered "Super-flic", ("super-cop") who was made a prefect.
English actor (d. 1999).
Venezuelan revolutionary militant and poet. His irreverent verb was one the most bold examples of avant-garde design in Venezuela. He studied law, and obtained a law degree from the University of Salamanca in Spain. Here he published his first poetry. Ovalles' language is street, worker, and proletarian masses of dispossessed. He is sometimes called the master poet of poetic aggression.
American baseball player
Canadian politician and educator 56th Mayor of Toronto
France sport Champion
American psychic and gifted lecturer. His first job was as an actor, but he then became a theatrical agent representing Woody Allen and Joan Rivers.
Belgian diplomat, 1960-2001. Father of Belgian writer AmA(c),lie Nothomb.
American actor, singer, and dancer (d. 1988).
Illinois, USA; physician (expert in multiple-births).
American actress, writer, and dancer. Along with numerous other awards, she has been awarded the Oscar for best actress. She is an overachiever who has a strong desire to succeed. She has made more than 50 films and received five Emmys, five Golden Globes, the Oscar for "Terms of Endearment" 1983. She also won the Cecil B. DeMille award for …
Novelist
Toronto, Ontario -- TV host (Real People)
Virginia, USA; actress/mystic (Irma la Douce).
Indian journalist and author (d. 2015)
French journalist producer and presenter
Lord Coulsfield Scottish judge and lawyer
American TV critic and newscaster.
American actress, journalist and writer.
American singer-songwriter (Born 1933).
English actress (d. 2002).
Canadian politician and lawyer who held immense power in the professional hockey world. He started representing hockey players and became a promoter, agent, and finally the executive director of National Hockey League. He was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1989 for his efforts to promote and build the sport. He was charged with fraud and theft by …
American college and professional football player. Between 1954 and 1965, he was a Tackle player for Notre Dame and later with the Green Bay Packers and Cleveland Browns, Los Angeles Rams, Pittsburgh Steelers, and Los Angeles Rams.
Austrian actor and director (d.2015)
Italy sport Champion
American technical engineer manager and CEO at Hewlett Packard. Hewlett Packard is the largest manufacturer of office and computer products in America. Young graduated from college with a BS in Electrical Engineering and a MBA in Electrical Engineering. He is also an avid fly fisherman.
Dutch actor (Pastorale 1943 Havinck, Honneponnetje).
English illustrator and painter
Italian TV announcer is well-liked
Manager and footballer from Algeria (d.2013)
Businessman
Brazilian politician and lawyer 25th President of Brazil
American producer and director of actor
Stockton (California) -- Coxswain (1956-64, 76 Olympics – 2 Gold / Bronze Medals
Tourcoing EXecutives
Brazilian writer, politician and senator. He fought for constitutional reforms that brought the country back into democratic normality. He was Vice President to Tancredo Neves. He became President of Brazil upon the death of Neves.
American instrument designer educator, author
Famous birthdays on April 24th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929He was a French road cycling racer and won 22 stages in the Tours de France as a sprinter (to be compared with Mark Cavendish). He has worn the yellow jersey for 16 consecutive days.
Indian actor and singer (d. 2006)
France sport Champion
France sport Champion
Composer
Critic
Composer
Italian soccer player who played for Italian clubs between 1949-1960, and the Italian National Team in 1956.
Italy sport Champion
American saxophonist Kenny Clarke/Francyboland Big Band (d. 2008).
Manager and player from Scotland
Writer / translator
Cinematographer
Norwegian actress. Her stage debut was in 1947 at Chat Noir revue theatre. She starred in Andrine Og Kjell, her first film, five years later. Vardund was employed at Centralteateret from 1949 to 1958, and at Nationalteatret (the National Theatre) between 1958 and 1993. She toured Japan in 1971 with Nationaltheatret, as Nora in Ibsen's A Doll's House.
Belgian painter. He died in Grasse, France on 23 September 1988.
Dramatist
Belgium sport Champion
Prime Minister of Sweden
Swedish politician and farmer 27th Prime Minister of Sweden
French biologist and former permanent secretary (1991-192000) of Academy of Sciences (molecular biology section and genomics section), Honorary Professor at CollA"ge de France, and the Institut Pasteur.
Italian sprinter (d. 1992)
Journalist
Composer
British radio personality, writer, and politician (d.2009)
New York, USA. Actor (Fran-Tom Ewell Show).
German-English radio host, politician and academic (d. 2009).
American singer and actress (d. 2002).
Canadian ice hockey coach and player (d. 2005).
American doctor, government official, or company executive. Commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, 17 January 1966 - 1 July 1968.
Author and illustrator of American children's books (d.2011)
French orientalist and specialist in the history Semitic civilizations.
Italian family of distinction, sister to Gianni Agnelli, granddaughter of Giovanni, founder of Fiat and daughter of Edoardo, who was killed in an air accident on 7/15/1935. Agnelli was Mayor of Torino. She was followed by Secretary to Health and Hygiene Commission and then Deputy Representative to Council of Europe. She was elected Member of Parliament in 1983 and, in …
American actor (d. 2005).
Canadian anthropologist and academic (d. 2014.)
Salmon, Idaho -- Actor. (McCloud. Ike. Call to Glory).
Italian actor and theatre producer for open-air performances in Florence and Verona.
French actor, costume designer and decorator.
Pensacola Military man
composer.
Athlete
Egletons EXecutives
Italian race car driver (d. 2011)
Germany Actor
French writer of Greek heritage. His works of poetry, short stories and novels are just a few of his many literary works. Robert Doisneau (photographer), Jo Privat (accordionist) whose biography he wrote and Tasso Miades (wrestler) were among his friends. On 26 August 1997, he died.
French aviator who was a fighter pilot during World War II and served with the Normandie Niemen regiment.
American artist who rose in prominence in 1950s as an abstract expressionist with the Bay Area Figurative Movement (1919-1912) and his partner, Theophilus (2012-2012). Brown was a graduate student at Yale in 1952. Wonner began painting dreamlike male bathers in 1956 and boys with bouquets in 1956. He began teaching at University of California Los Angeles in 1962. He had …
Famous birthdays on April 24th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919American mathematician (d. 2010).
Cypriot politician and lawyer 4th President of Cyprus (d.2013)
French journalist, writer, and academic. He was buried in Langon on the 19th of November 2000.
Novelist
Villefranche/Sa?ne Military man
Bookmaker
Italian actress who starred in 43 films between 1935-1975.
American professional wrestler (d. 2002).
New York, playwright ("Red Handkerchief Man")
Canadian ice hockey coach and player (Born 1914).
American actor (d. 1982).
Perth Amboy (New Jersey) -- Actress (Up the Down Staircase).
American screenwriter and producer (d. 1977).
judge.
Dutch Jewish physician who was an assistant to Joseph Mengele in his twin project. He died in KZ Buchenwald after the war.
Dutch-Jewish historian and journalist, the author of the Dutch standard work "The Kingdom of the Netherlands during World War II".
American Cajun humorist and chef (Born 1914).
Germany Actor
St-Etienne physician
German-American scientist, engineer (d. 2014).
American discus thrower
German military officer, ObersturmbannfA 1/2 hrer (Lieutenant Colonel), in the Waffen SS during World War II. He was awarded the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross and Oakleaves. At GA 1/4 Tersloh in Germany, he died on May 25, 1995 at the age of 84.
French Catholic priest, bishop of OrlA(c), France, 1963-1978
Chicago, Illinois -- Comedian
Ithaca, New York -- President US Olympic Committee (1976).
Kristinsson composer.
Schiller German economist (Minister for Economics).
German/french artist, painter.
French sculptor, who died in Cachan on February 3, 1992.
Famous birthdays on April 24th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909Director of Silesian-German Zoo, Zoologist, Book Author, Editor, and Animal Conservationist in Postwar West-Germany.
animator.
American actress (Born in 1908)
Poet
Actor (Bluejackets)
Italy sport Champion
Polish sculptor and artist of medallic art (d. 1963).
Polish sculptor (d. 1963).
Marseille EXecutives
Swedish runner (d. 1991)
English psychiatrist author and theorist (d. 1988).
Nancy EXecutives
composer.
French soldier, member of the French Resistance during World War II. He was awarded the title of Compagnon de la LibA (c)ration' (English : Companion to the Liberation).
French prelate, Bishop of Puyen-Velay 1960-1978
Maternal aunt and guardian for John Lennon (Born in 1906).
American pro-astrologer, who taught and practiced astrology full-time after she retired as a court reporter. At the 1955 Berkeley Convention, she joined AFA. Breska was an active member and left $150,000 of her estate to AFA through her will. On the 8th of January 1966, Breska died. A total of $125,000 was transferred to AFA in monthly installments. This happened …
American-Irish soldier, politician (d. 1946).
American writer (Born in 1905)
Némes Writer
American long jumper (d. 1999)
American poet, novelist, and poet. He was the first Poet-Laureate of the United States. Warren is the author "All the King's Men", 1946. He is also a three-time Pulitzer Prize winner. He retired from Yale in 1973 after teaching at Yale.
Artist
Dutch-American abstract experimental painter. His use of colors and swirls helped to define abstract expressionism. He was also one of the greatest painters of the 20th century. He was the son of a wine distributor and a barmaid. In 1926, he immigrated to the United States as a stowaway aboard a ship. While working as a commercial artist and house …
France Actor
Green Bay Packers).
Falange was founded by a Spanish politician and lawyer (d. 1936).
Falange founder (d. 1936).
French socialist activist and member the French Resistance
Spanish lawyer, nobleman and politician. He is also the founder of Falange EspaA+, or "Spanish Phalanx".
Black Byzantium: British/Austrian anthropologist
Icelandic Nobel laureate, author (Born in 1902)
French criminal, also known as. "Edmond" was sentenced to death in France and executed.
English educator and author (d. 1984).