Legendary MLB right fielder who set a record with 755 home runs in his twenty-three-year career.
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Legendary MLB right fielder who set a record with 755 home runs in his twenty-three-year career.
Popular actor who has appeared in the Count of Monte Cristo, Immortals, and other films, and was also on the TV series The Tudors.
He conducted sea explorations in the early seventeenth century.
He skyrocketed to fame as the greaser mechanic The Fonz on Happy Days during the 1970s and later starred as Sy Mittleman on Childrens Hospital.
Founder of Ford Motor Company who developed the assembly-line process for mass production; one of his first cars was the Model T.
Legendary actor whose starring roles include The Grapes of Wrath and Once Upon a Time in the West.
Richard Nixon's secretary of state who won the Nobel Prize in 1973 and was an instrumental figure in American foreign policy.
American author of Walden, who sought a simple, natural life in solitude. He was a believer of transcendentalism, which stresses the inherent goodness of both people and nature.
Frontman of the hardcore and punk band Black Flag who also fronted the Rollins Band.
American Fireside Poet known for such lyrical works as "The Song of Hiawatha" and "Evangeline."
He became known for his role as Elliott, who befriended an iconic alien named E.T.
Politician and skilled orator who represented Kentucky in both the US Senate and House of Representatives and who ran for President in 1824, 1832 and 1844.
Grammy Award winner who wrote many legendary film and TV scores, including "Moon River" and the theme of "The Pink Panther" film series.
Played the role of Desmond on the TV show Lost alongside Matthew Fox.
American-born British author who wrote Portrait of a Lady, Turn of the Screw, and The American. He is considered a key figure of 19th-century literary realism.
Australian colonial period writer and poet who wrote Freedom on the Wallaby and other works. He is often called Australia's greatest writer.
English sculptor whose work is displayed in public all around the world. He created slightly abstract monumental bronze sculptures.
Laugh-In comedian known for his silly poetry.
Founder of the "57 Varieties" H. J. Heinz Company; his legacy was honored with the naming of Heinz Field, the home of the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Ford CEO from 1960 until 1979; grandson of founder Henry Ford.
