R&B singer's debut hit was Leave (Get Out) at the age of thirteen.
R&B singer's debut hit was Leave (Get Out) at the age of thirteen.
Founder of the Mormon Church.
An American Religious Leader of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Hard-driving lead singer of her rock band, the Nocturnals.
Bearded inventor who created and popularized the first modern elevator.
Popular radio and movie star who sang through a megaphone.
American entrepreneur who invented the steel plow and founded Deere & Company.
Lead singer and guitarist for the rock band Staind.
Former model and current TV actor on ABC's Revenge.
Boston Red Sox catcher for a record 2,229 games.
The 'Queen of Modern Folk' who released her album 'Young Man in America' in 2012.
Wife of Calvin Coolidge, First Lady of the United States from 1923 to 1929.
Champion snowboarder who has Olympic and X Games gold medals.
Portrayed the role of young Ned on Pushing Daisies alongside Lee Pace.
New England folklorist assembled a definitive collection of over 4,500 folk ballads sung around the region.
Vermont's 64th governor and longtime senator helped to expand the New Deal to his state, and worked on bringing electricity to rural farms.
Co-founder, with Dr. William Silkworth, of Alcoholics Anonymous.
Hero of the battle of Guadalcanal in WW II earned the Medal of Honor, the nation's highest military award.
Famous writer, actor, and director known for writing Mircale on 34th Street.
Creator of the longrunning Gangbusters program on NBC Radio was honore with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
