Born as Cassius Clay, he became a boxing icon as well as a peace activist and a philanthropist.
Born as Cassius Clay, he became a boxing icon as well as a peace activist and a philanthropist.
Beatles singer and bass guitarist who later performed with Wings.
Iconic actor and producer who was ranked the number-one movie star of all time by Empire magazine in 1997.
Iconic guitarist whose album, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, won 7 Grammy Awards and was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1992.
Brilliant wheelchair-bound professor of physics and author of bestseller, A Brief History of Time.
Singer, actress, and activist who won an Oscar for Funny Girl and also won fifteen Grammy Awards.
The Queen of Soul's biggest hit was R-E-S-P-E-C-T.
Former Mouseketeer who starred in teen beach party movies.
He took office as the Prime Minister of the U.K. in 2010, and served as the First Lord of the Treasury and the Minister of the Civil Service.
Singer, songwriter, and founding member of the Beach Boys.
Singer, guitarist, and guiding force of the Grateful Dead.
Country singer of, Baby, Don't Get Hooked on Me.
Bollywood actor that has made over a 150 appearances in film and television.
Fashion designer famous for his provocative advertising.
Soul singer and composer of Superfly soundtrack.
Tough-but-fair New York Family Court Judge who moved to daytime TV.
Hit songwriter of You've Got a Friend, You're So Vain, and many more.
Composer and actor who an Academy Award for the theme music to the movie Shaft, about a black detective.
Folk singer-composer of story songs who helped charities.
Singer-songwriter with metal bands Black Sabbath and Rainbow.
