List of celebrities and famous people who were born on May 28th
Famous birthdays on May 28th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2019 - 2010
2010Elder son of Prince Louis, Duke de Anjou
Famous birthdays on May 28th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2002French noted family, 6 lbs., the son Daniel Pearl and Mariane. Pearl, 38 years old, was researching a story and disappeared in Karachi, Pakistan on 1/23/2002.
TV Actress
YouTube Star
American family of note, Jessica Goldberg and Lee Goldberg (newscaster at WABC TV) are the daughters
Vine Star
Famous birthdays on May 28th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999TV Actor
Actress
Pop Singer
Musical.ly Star
Pop Singer
Japanese actress and singer (Morning Musume).
Filipino archer
Model
Family Member
Vine Star
Instagram Star
Rapper
American actor
South Korean gymnast
Portuguese tennis player
English sprinter
American producer and director
Reality Star
English footballer
American poet
Chinese gymnast
Soccer Player
American football player
Filipino actress
Estonian skier
YouTube Star
Country Singer
Soccer Player
Actor
Famous birthdays on May 28th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989Japanese singer and actress
Canadian ice hockey player
American football player
American baseball player
He was a steeplechaser from France and won the gold medal at 2014 European championships in his place.
Wrestler
American actor
American football player
French footballer
American teenager victim of assault. The victim was left unconscious and bleeding on the road next to her home on April 10, 2003. She had been involved in a march for gay rights the day before and was involved in an altercation. She was hospitalized for two days with a head injury, fractured nose, and missing teeth. The incident is …
Dutch decathlete
Australian rugby player
British actress
American singer-songwriter
French soccer/football player. He was a goalkeeper for Stade Rennais (2004)aEUR2008, SC Freiburg (2008)aEUR2011), Sochaux (2012)aEUR2014 and Nice (2014)aEUR".
Italian pop and soul singer.
Greek footballer
Argentinian footballer
Greek footballer
New Zealand actress
American infant kidnapped when she was just 16 hours old. She was taken by an 18-year-old mother who had recently lost her baby. The community worked together to rescue the baby and return her to her mother the next day.
YouTube Star
English actor
Dominican baseball player
Dominican-American baseball player
American soccer player
A Scottish National Hunt jockey, Robson won 89 races from more than 600 rides between 2001aEUR”2005, including 29 in his first season. Robson was 22 years old when he sustained severe injuries in 2005. He had to retire from racing at an early age.
French-American actress
Baseball Player
Filipino actress
American singer-songwriter and keyboard player (Beach House).
YouTube Star
American voice actress.
Irish hurdler
American football player
American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Moldy Peaches).
American politician and lawyer
Dominican-American baseball player
Athlete
German-Turkish footballer
Irish vocalist (Westlife)
Swedish rock guitarist and singer (Born 1980).
Miss Georgia Teen USA (1997).
Irish singer-songwriter/pianist (Westlife).
Spanish footballer
Norwegian comedian and radio host
Spanish footballer
English tennis player
French soccer/football player who began his career at Le Mans and went on to play at Lens, Rennes, and HA(c).rcules. On August 1, 2012, he returned to Le Mans for his third stint with the club.
Famous birthdays on May 28th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979American actress
American actor
Saudi Arabian terrorist hijacker American Airlines Flight 11 (d.2001)
American football coach and player
Belgian athlete
French professional road bike racer. He competed between 1998 and 2012. He won a total of 61 races. He finished last in the Tour de France General classification on two occasions, thus 'winning' the red lantern
TV Actor
Reality Star
Filipino comedian and actress
Singer and actress from the Philippines.
American television panelist (The View).
American professional wrestling announcer
Actress
Florida, singer (Menudo-Cannonball).
Choreographer
Italian actress, model and television presenter.
American voice actor and screenwriter
Choreographer
Georgian-Turkish basketball player and coach
Australian rugby player and coach
Russian gymnast
Italian footballer
Actress and singer from Hong Kong
Musician
Swiss illustrator
Pakistani cricketer
Chef
Naperville, Illinois -- Soccer midfielder (1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist)
Miss South Dakota USA (1996).
American academic and journalist critic
Actress
French actor, born to engineer-architect. He studied arts at university. He is best known for his roles in "The Spanish Apartment", "The Russian Dolls", and films directed by CA(c).dric Klapisch. He is the French actress Olivia Bonamy's companion (a son, Luigi).
American actress
German footballer
Cricket Player
French soccer goalkeeper. He played in four matches for France.
Michigan, USA; table tennis player (Olympics 1996).
American military, a 1996 West Point Academy graduate, is stationed at Fort Sill in Kansas. On 10/12/1996, he was struck and killed by a hit-and-run car as he walked along the street with his friends. They were walking to a restaurant when he was hit and hurt. Michelle C. Hiss (31), was charged with manslaughter.
Portuguese manager and footballer
Portuguese footballer
French actress, daughter Marcello Mastroianni and Catherine Deneuve
England; golfer (South Australian Jr champion 1990).
New York, USA: Dance skater (and Gregory Maddalone).
English actress
Brazilian footballer and manager
Dutch manager and cyclist
American politician and United States Senator from Florida. He has been serving since January 2011. Rubio declared his candidacy to be the 2016 president on 13 April 2015.
She was a French actress who won a Cesar award for best actress in 2001 for her role as a French actress in "Se souvenir des belles choses", starring with Bernard Campan.
Washington, USA: Nike golfer (1991 Ralphs Senior Classic).
French actress
American homicide victim, 11 years old when she was kidnapped by Robert Buell 7/17/1982. Her body was discovered a week later. It had been strangled, sexually assaulted, burnt by candles, and scrubbed clean.
New York, USA; fencer-foil (Olympics-1996).
Russian figure skater and sportscaster
Actor
Seattle, Washington -- Nike Golfer (1991 Ralphs Senior Classic).
Irish actor (d. 2002).
WLAF defensive end (London Monarchs).
English singer-songwriter/guitarist (Doves, Sub Sub)
California, USA; hockey forward
Paranormal investigator and actor in English
English comedian and doctor
American singer (The Piper Downs).
Prince George, British Columbia -- Playmate
Writer
NFL cornerback (Indianapolis Colts).
Actor
Famous birthdays on May 28th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
196964th Mayor of Toronto
French fencing champion, who competed at the Atlanta Olympics. He won a Silver Medal for single epee fencing 7/20/1996, and a Gold Medal for team epee fencing 7/24/1996 with Blessels, Moresee-Pichot.
American actor
Massachusetts, USA; bicycle (Olympics 1996).
Minnesota, USA; NHL goalie (Ottawa Senators).
WLAF corner (Barcelona Dragons)
American manager and player
Businessman
Australian singer, songwriter, actress. Her fame was gained by her role as Charlene Robinson, a tomboy mechanic on the Australian TV soap opera Neighbours. Minogue, who starred in the series for two seasons, married Scott Robinson (played by Jason Donovan) in an episode that was viewed nearly 20 million times in the United Kingdom. It became one of the most …
Chicago, Illinois -- Javelin thrower (1996 Olympics- 8th Place).
New York, USA. Half-heavyweight Judoka (Olympics-1992 and 1996).
WLAF running back (Barcelona Dragons).
American basketball player: Hornets guard/forward
English TV presenter and actress
NFL defensive tackle (NO Saints)
Public Servant
Athlete
Connecticut, USA; MTV/actress
Actor
American playwright and screenwriter
Musician
Bosnian journalist and novelist
American television and film actresses
Actor
New York, USA. Actress (Kate – The Drew Carey Show).
Athlete
French tennis player who rose to prominence in the mid-1980s. Although she reached number 20 on 17th September 1984, her graceful game was not strong enough to win at the highest level, she played on the WTA Tour for a decade and won seven doubles titles.
Texas, USA; PGA golfer (1995 Buick second).
Illinois, USA; speed skater (Olympics-1994).
Irish politician and Deputy Prime Minister of Ireland
American singer-songwriter and bass player (The presidents of the United States of America, Caspar Babypants).
American actress
Australian boxer, and 1984 Olympics competitor in the sport. That same year, he began his professional career. He was ranked top bantamweight two years later by the International Boxing Federation. He competed in junior featherweight and was a two-time champion of the world. Fenech was a Featherweight by 1988. He became a world champion and one of the few boxers …
American basketball player who played for many professional teams, starting with the Phoenix Suns after college. He was nicknamed The Hammer and changed the spelling of his first name (to Armon) to reflect how he pronounced it. In 2000, he retired from the sport and took up a coaching position at a college basketball school. This lasted until 2005.
American singer-songwriter and pianist
Hotdog, a Filipino actress and singer
New Jersey Nets).
Middletown, Ohio -- Tennis star
Omaha, Nebraska -- Playmate (Jul, 1993)
American-English comedian and author
Ohio, USA; Tennis star.
Germany; Hockey forward (Team Germany 1998).
American football player. He is a defensive end for the Atlanta Falcons. Robinson, who had previously played for the New Jersey Generals in United States Football League, was signed initially by the Seattle Seahawks 5/15/1985.
English drummer (Porcupine tree King Crimson, and OSI).
Australian-American academic and biologist
American singer and actor
British TV actress and presenter. She is best known for her roles in soap operas. She has been playing Stella Price, the landlady at Rovers Return, since 2011. She was previously Cindy Beale (an unfaithful spouse) in EastEnders 1988-1998. She has also appeared in several BBC dramas, including Sunburn and Two Thousand Acres of Sky.
American actor
French businessman and son of FranASSois pinault, who founded Kering Company. FHP is also president of Artemis and director of Financiere Pinault.
American actor
English actor and singer (Fine Young Cannibals, Akrylykz).
Extreme leftist French film-maker. After 18 months of evasion in a case involving homicide, he surrendered to police in December 1995. His involvement in the case is unknown.
Soap Opera Actress
English actress
Actress
Brigitte Nielsen's husband and Italian race car driver. The couple lived in Switzerland together with their two children. They divorced in April 2005.
115th Governor of South Carolina, Member of the U.S. House of Representatives.
Politician
English journalist and author
French singer-songwriter and composer, she is known for her pioneering bossa nova and samba inflected nu jazz. She was a founding member of the 1980s French-Belgian synthpop group Antena. Between 1993 and 2004, she also led another group, The Powaga Sisters. She also maintained a solo music career that sold over a million albums, and earned musical acclaim around the …
115th Governor of South Carolina, Member of the U.S. House of Representatives.
Famous birthdays on May 28th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959Finnish race car driver
English etiquette expert and author (d. 2000)
Bop" Klaasse, rock drummer/singer (The Pilgrims-"Red")
Welsh singer (Visage the Moors Murderers, and Strange Cruise). (d. 2015).
Painter
Musician
American manager and player
Musician
English footballer
USA; outfield (Detroit Tigers and Brooklyn Dodgers), 1988 National League Most Valuable Player.
Tucker; American politician (Representative-Democrat-California).
American basketball coach and player
German professional astrologer, instructor in astrology (Ausbildungszentrum Berlin), active member and certified member of the "Deutscher Astrologen Verband/DAV," author. Bookseller, former collaborator in an esoteric bookstore, gestalt-therapist. Traditional astrology, Uranian Astrology and Horary Astrology are her strong points. She is a researcher on partnership astrology (combination/composite) and has participated in astrological radio and TV shows. Her book "Handbuch der Astrologers" …
French professional sailing boat racer and yachtsman who holds the record of the fastest single-handed sailing circumnavigation.
American producer and guitarist (The Country Gentlemen, Strength in Numbers).
Austrian racing driver (d. 1980)
Arkansas City, Kansas -- Playmate (March, 1988)
Lees; rowing coach.
TV Producer
English actress
Kenyan runner
Austrian race car driver (d. 1980)
Producer
American gay author Max Exander wrote the first novel about AIDS. The Redwood Diary was his journal that covered a year from April 1995 when he moved to a cabin near San Francisco in the redwood forest. It was published in 2001. He was a long-term survivor of AIDS. He began taking protease inhibitors as soon as they were available. …
English admiral
Gordie Howe, a hockey player from Canada and an American professional ice hockey player, is his father. They played together in Mark's early career.
American swimmer and Olympic champion, she won gold in the 400m freestyle relay in Munich in 1972.
Actor
Scottish guitarist (Siouxsie and the Banshees Public Image Ltd., d. 2004).
American author and librarian
Canadian politician and lawyer 65th Mayor of Toronto
American voice actor
Physicist
French architect, who was president of 'L'AcadA (c)mie d'architecture' between 2008-2014
Brazilian jumper (d. 1999)
Hungarian politician and conductor (d. 2013).
English academic and historian
English screenwriter and actor
Mount Palomar/Mount Wilson California (1974-1978).
Russian composer and pianist (d. 1988).
American producer of singer-songwriter guitar (DNA The Golden Plominos The Lounge Lizards, and Ambitious Lovers)
Canadian ice hockey manager and player
American pianist, composer, conductor, and educator
French suicide, homicide. He killed his wife by stabbing her to death and then took his own life 6/19/1987.
Director
American professional wrestler
Author and academic English minister
Famous birthdays on May 28th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949American singer (Plasmatics) (Born 1949)
Journalist
California, USA; LPGA golfer (1978 Patty Berg Classic).
American college and professional football player. He was a Quarterback at Ohio State and later for the Baltimore Cols, 1973 to 1973, and for the Buffalo Bills in 1974.
Actress English-Irish (d.2013)
Actress (Marlene-Only Fools & Horses Sandbaggers)
American singer-songwriter and actress (Plasmatics), (d. 1998)
New York, USA: punk rocker (Plasmatics).
Belgian singer-songwriter (d. 2002)
Victoria, Australia; Australasia golfer.
Jack the Lad, a British rock musician
Canadian cartoonist, creator of "For Better or For Worse", which has 100 million readers each day worldwide. In 1979, she began to draw stories about the daily life of a Canadian family and their friends. It's a sit-com that is real-time and deals with real issues in the life of a family that we all can relate to. It's syndicated …
American psychologist and the founder of R-1, a form of behavioral training.
Politician
American singer-songwriter and bass player (The Section, Era).
Massachusetts, USA; actress (Vera - Alice).
Egyptian archaeologist and academic
Chicago, Illinois -- Playmate (Sept, 1965)
Impressionist
Indian poet and critic
French hairdresser to the stars, whose clients included Brigitte Bardot, Jane Mansfield, Isabelle Adjani, and Simone Signoret.
American baseball player
English journalist and author
Welsh politician
Nationally recognized Danish film director. Engberg is a documentary filmmaker who has won numerous prizes for his naturalistic and eco-friendly documentaries.
Wyoming, United States -- Broadway actress (Cry Uncle).
American musician, one of rock's great singer-composer-guitarists who ranked alongside Chuck Berry and Buddy Holly. He was known for his bayou rock'n roll style and produced rock classics and standards.
American doctor, well-known for his non-payments, no malpractice insurance, and the fact that he lived with his patients on a farm in rural America. He believed humor and joy were more important than any therapy or drug, and he shared this idea for over a decade in lectures and seminars across the country.
American publicist. Former reporter for a major newspaper. Public relations specialist for nonprofit centers.
Musician
American politician and sergeant
Kentucky, USA. Country singer "She's Actin' Single".
Canadian politician, Mayor of Sherbrooke
American politician
American social activist and physician
English physician
American politician. He was the controversial and charismatic mayor of New York City. He also ran for the Republican nomination in 2008. Rudy was at his best when the terrorist attack on the World Trade Towers, September 11, 2001, brought down Rudy. Rudy's commanding presence, his resolute spirit and inspirational words were the hallmark of leadership in a crisis. He …
French actor who appeared in his first film as a 13-year-old. The son of an actress (Jacqueline Pierreux) and scriptwriter/director Pierre LA(c)aud, Jean-Pierre appeared in his first film when he landed a small part in "La Tour, Prends Garde!" (1957). He appeared in Truffaut’s "400 Blows" at the age of 14. His career is nearing 50 years old. His films …
American singer and leader of the rhythm and blues rock band "Gladys Knight" and "The Pips." The group was inducted into Cleveland's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Ohio in 1989. They were awarded the 1998 Lifetime Achievement Award by the Rhythm and Blues Foundation, New York City on February 26, 1998. Knight started out in show business to support …
American actress and singer.
Singer and actress from Ireland
French musicologist, writer, technocrat and senior official.
Canadian actress and singer (d. 2013).
American actress and singer.
Poet/critic (On the Droge).
"Into the Night").
French actor
English singer and actress
American singer-songwriter (d.2003)
French-Senegalese choreographer and dancer, and an historical figure in African dancing who established the first African dance studio in Dakar in 1968.
Georgia, USA, singer and leader of the Pips ("Last Train To Georgia")
American actor and singer-songwriter
French actor
Canadian ice hockey coach and player
French high ranking official and administrator
Greek actress and soprano (d. 2004).
American painter (d.1984)
Musician
Composer
England).
[Anthony Bookbinder] ; rock drummer (Billy J Kramer).
Horse show jumper
Nobel Prize winner for American neurology and biochemist
South African boxer (d.2013)
German electrical engineer, CEO of DPL utilities corporation. Forster is a hardworking boss who values efficiency and productivity. His educational outreach programs have won White House honors. He holds a BS in Electrical Engineering and a JD in the same field.
Writer
Massachusetts, USA; actress (Vera - Alice, Company).
American singer and actress
Irish playwright and author (d. 2012).
Politician
Lincoln Square Synagogue was founded by an American academic and rabbi.
Lord-Lieutenant of Greater London for an English politician
Educator / Talk Show Host / Widow (Malcolm X).
Tenor saxophonist/director (Paradiso).
Famous birthdays on May 28th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939French businessman and manager in IT, former president of Bull Computer Company, a French-owned computer firm headquartered in Les Clayes-sous-Bois in the west suburbs of Paris.
American basketball player, one of the most successful in his career, from 1960 to 1974. He was a brilliant shooter and a smart, computer-savvy thinker. The Minneapolis Lakers drafted him in the first round. He then transferred to Los Angeles the same year, 1960.
Belgian television journalist, producer, and professor.
American twin was separated at birth from his brother. He was renamed and raised in a different way. Jules Brooks, Maria and Maria were their natural parents. They never got married. Roger was adopted by a couple who were heavy drinkers. Roger was taken by a couple who were big drinkers. His foster mother fell asleep with a lit cigarette …
West Virginia, USA: NBA superstar (Los Angeles Lakers Olympics-gold-1960).
Jamaican producer / musician of reggae (Madness).
American actor (d. 1983).
The Rockabilly Hall of Fame recognizes American guitarist and singer who made significant contributions to rock and rolling.
Director
American poet, scholar, and founding editor of The Black Scholar (TBS), Chrisman and TBS, which is internationally acclaimed, "occupied the forefront of the struggle to recognize Black Studies as an academic endeavor." On 10 March 2013, he died from complications due to congestive heart disease in San Francisco, California.
Canadian politician and academic
French auctioneer and partner in business Jacques Tajan formed the house Ader Tajan.
American educator and widow of Malcolm X (Born in 1936).
American educator and widow of Malcolm X (Born in 1936).
Composer
Norwegian politician (d. 2013)
English banker / multi-millionaire
English actress
Actress
American chemical engineer, CEO of Arco Chemical (a chemical production company). FTC ordered him to sell one of his two chemical lines after an explosion at a chemical facility. This was due to an antitrust issue. Earnings are slow to rebuild after a drop in demand for basic chemicals.
Canadian quintuplets were born to an Ontario farm couple. They are believed to be the first quintuplets to survive beyond a few hours. They were delivered by Dr. Allan Dafoe, who saved them using borrowed incubators. They weighed 13 lbs 6 oz each.
Writer
Dionne quintuplets (d. 1970)
Dionne quintuplets
New Zealand runner
Dionne quintuplets(d. 2001)
Composer
Dionne quintuplets (d. 1954)
Dionne quintuplets
New York, USA: actor (Harvey Lacey-Cagney and Lacey).
High court judge
American actor
American activist and actress (d. 2010).
English oboe player, educator
Baron Renton, Mount Harry English politician Minister of Culture Communications and Creative Industries
Ceylon academic and geographer (d. 1979).
Composer
American actress
Pennsylvania, USA; American actress (Andy Warhol’s Bad, Babydoll, Harlow).
Composer
Composer
Chairman (Scottish Sports Council).
France sport Champion
Grasse Journalist
Comedian (Midwestern Hayride and Hee Haw), is killed at 56
Politician
American cinematographer (d. 2014.)
American-Jamaican politician and academic 5th Prime Minister of Jamaica
Novelist
Famous birthdays on May 28th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929German actor in film who appeared in more than 100 films between 1955-1999.
Germany Actor
English politician
American actress and dancer (d.2015)
St Sauveur le Vic Actor
Activist
Composer
British government minister
Germany Actor
France sport Champion
French writer (Un petit bourgeois)
Composer
Composer
Israeli secret agent (Born 1927)
CEO (British Gas).
CEO (Bowater).
Danish politician, lawyer and tax protestor, he was also a member of the Danish parliament (1973aEUR”1983 and 1987aEUR”1990), and the founder of the Progress Party. He died 1 July 2008, Kongens Lyngby.
German baritone singer of operas and classical songs. At the age of 18, he sang his first Winterreise. He then briefly served in the German army during WW II. While in Italy as a prisoner, he performed concerts under conditions far from those of a concert stage. He returned to civilian life in 1948, making both his recital debut and …
Turkish journalist and politician 16th Prime Minster of Turkey (d.2006)
Prime Minister of Turkey (d.2006)
American basketball player, professional basketball player. He played with the Boston Celtics for four seasons starting in 1951. Before that, he was with the Sheboygan Redskins. He coached 15 years at three colleges after his professional career ended.
Author
Germany; baritone (Doktor Faust).
Michigan, USA; actress
British politician, lawyer, and Chairman of the European-Atlantic Group. He died 28 January 1997.
Cann; CEO (Lonrho).
Solicitor / MP
Canadian actor
British MP
English politician and lieutenant
Romanian-Austrian composer, educator (d. 2006).
Businessman
Statesman
Indian actor, producer, and politician (10th Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh) (d. 1996)
Hungarian composer (d. 2006)
Indian actor,director,producer and politician (d. 1998)
France Writer
Finnish sergeant
American publisher, Chairman and President of Grove Press, Inc. Since 1952, his first small publishing house, he had tirelessly fought against censorship. He won a decisive battle in 1959 with the publication of "Lady Chatterley’s Lover". He took the case to federal courts after the book was deemed "obscene" and "filthy". The judge declared the book acceptable literature.
American academic and author (d. 2012).
American boxer trainer and coach
Chief constable (Devon and Cornwall United Kingdom).
Actor
Australian soldier boxer and politician (d.2015)
German novelist (d. 1999).
Celebrity
German journalist and author (d.1999)
French gangster, bank robber, writer, and member of the French resistance. He was buried in Paris on 17 August 2010.
American military, brigadier general.
France sport Champion
Theologian
Famous birthdays on May 28th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919Rouen Journalist
French archaeologist, art historian, and soldier in the 26th Infantry Regiment at Nancy during World War II, then in Indochina. He was a major general in 1975.
Oliver Twist).
Multimillionaire British landowner
CEO (Matthews Wrightmson).
La Garenne-Col Journalist
Germany Actor
Prodigy violinist, music historian and music collector from the Netherlands.
At 72, a comedian (Wayne & Shuster) dies from cancer
American actor of character; producer on films. On April 15, 1980, he died of a massive hemorhage in Los Angeles, CA.
American musician (Born 1917)
Violinist
Rocker (Hot Tuna, Jefferson Airplane)
American business executive, executive with Ford Motor Co.
Governor-General (Bahamas).
American fiddler (Jefferson Airplane Hot Tuna, American Fiddler) (d. 1994).
American politician and biologist (d. 2012).
American violinist (Jefferson Airplane Hot Tuna, The Dinosaurs). (d. 1994).
Birmingham, Alabama -- Writer (Adventures of a Bad Catholic).
Sociologist
Kind of Loving).
detective.
violinist.
American academic and linguist (d. 2001).
Novelist
Rib?rac physician
Pleasantville, Iowa -- Actor (Stage Door).
Neuilly sur Saine Actor
English pilot and captain
British World War II pilot
G Duncan-Smith pilot.
American playwright and poet, lesbians are considered to be among the greatest and most original poets of 20th-century America. She was the oldest of 10 children growing up in a Mormon family where English and Swedish were both spoken frequently. Many of her poems are about intense love between women. They were written in a time when lesbian poetry was …
physician.
French educator and writer. His last teaching job was at the Sorbonne in 1973. He was awarded the Albert Schweitzer and Goncourt prizes as a writer in 1955.
An Australian family member who was born in London and raised. After a stint as a jackeroo at various stations in NSW, he returned to England to complete a Cambridge degree in modern languages. White was an intelligence officer in the RAF during WW II. He met Manoly Lascaris, his life partner, while he was stationed in Egypt as a …
diplomat.
Indonesian politician and scientist (d. 1992).
Australian astronomer and physicist (d. 1981).
Franc-Tireur, the French head of one major French resistance movement in World War II was Franc-Tireur.
She was an English actress who first made frequent appearances in films before she rose to fame in comedy television. (1981-1984) and for almost two decades in Last of the Summer Wine (86aEUR")
American jazz musician. He was a clarinet and sax player and a singer. He played with Smith Ballew and Ray Noble, Tommy Dorsey and Tommy Dorsey as well as his own band. 1st child.
Austrian playwright
Austrian playwright
She was a prolific Hebrew-language poet, writer, playwright and literary translator. Her writings are considered to be classics in Israeli literature, and they remain popular with Hebrew-speaking Israelis.
Politician
Actor
Resistance leader dies at 85
English-American actress (d.2003)
Blues guitarist, Funky Town, Well Done, dies at the age of 64.
English actress (d.2003)
German politician Mayor of Marburg (d.87)
German politician (d. 1987)
archaeologist.
Famous birthdays on May 28th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909Canadian ice hockey player (d.2005)
Flemish journalist / writer (Polyfoto)
James Bond, the English novelist and creator (Born in 1908)
James Bond, the English novelist and creator (Born in 1908)
Canadian politician and journalist 17th Canadian Minister for National Defence (d. 2005).
British adventure writer, creator of James Bond. He was the scion of wealthy parents. As a child, he was a goofy kid who scraped his way through private schools. First he worked as a reporter and then as a WW II spy in British Naval Intelligence. He only discovered fiction when he was able to achieve real success. His tongue-in …
Auray Military man
French actor and writer, best known for his portrayal of Estragon in the 1953 production of "Waiting for Godot" written by Samuel Beckett.
British Lord justice of Appeal
Ritz Brothers: Comedian/dancer
Archivist / historian
France sport Champion
singer (My Wild Irish Rose).
director (British WRAC).
Sri Lankan lawyer judge and diplomat Sri Lankan High Commissioner to Canada (d. 1997)
Mshvelidze composer.
United States Marine Corps officer who commanded 1st Battalion 9th Marines in the Bougainville amphibious operation during World War II. Sabater was also the 9th Marines Executive Officer during the Battle of Guam, 1944.
French composer and songwriter. He is best known for writing many of the songs performed on A%0dith piaf ("Milord", Hymne A L'amour"), and the music for the stage musical Irma La Douce.
Flemish writer (Golden Sail).
Kirloskar Group was founded by an Indian businessman (d. 1994).
German biochemist and scientist. He did research in the fields of higher plants, microorganisms, and other areas.
He was an Italian-born director of film in Argentina. His fame reached its peak during the Peron regime.
Clergyman
French centenarian, one the six last French surviving soldiers from World War I. He died in Viroflay (France) on 22 September 2006.
Lille Actor
American trumpet player (d.1939)
president (Marley).