Josh Rosen
American football quarterback and player
American football quarterback and player
Professional career began after being drafted in 2018. Played as a quarterback for teams including the Arizona Cardinals, Miami Dolphins, and San Francisco 49ers. Compiled notable statistics during tenures with various franchises in the National Football League (NFL). Rose to prominence as a college football player at UCLA, where he set several school records and garnered All-Pac-12 accolades.
Drafted 10th overall by the Arizona Cardinals in 2018
Set numerous passing records at UCLA
A prominent English poet and essayist, contributed significantly to literature in the early 19th century. Provided a unique perspective on everyday life through essays and poetry. Collaborated with his sister Mary Lamb on 'Tales from Shakespeare', adapting the works for children. Achieved recognition for the essays published in 'Essays of Elia', capturing the essence of London life. The combination of personal experiences and literary skill established a lasting legacy in English literature.
Continue ReadingBorn in 1894, this individual served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1957 to 1963. He led the country during a time of significant economic growth post-World War II. Prior to his premiership, held various governmental positions including Minister of Housing and Minister of Defence. Instrumental in advancing Britain’s foreign policy in relation to the United States and Europe. The resulting 'wind of change' speeches addressed decolonization. His administration faced challenges such as the Suez Crisis, which tested relationships with global powers. Resigned from office in 1963 due to health issues and political pressures, leaving a notable legacy in British politics.
Continue ReadingBorn in 1847, this individual contributed significantly to Bengali literature and is celebrated for lyric poetry that blended personal and social themes. Active in the late 19th century, works included collections that emphasized emotional expression and cultural identity. Served as an influential figure in the literary circle of Bengal, fostering a renewed interest in poetry during a time of social change. His writings often reflected the nuances of Bengali life and added to the richness of the language and literature.
Continue ReadingBorn in 1609, this English poet and playwright became a prominent figure in the 17th-century literary scene. Educational influences stemmed from Cambridge University, where early literary work began. Notable for contributions to the Cavalier poetry movement, he gained recognition through a blend of wit and elegance in verse. The play 'Brennoralt' remains a critical part of his theatrical legacy, showcasing his talent in drama. Suckling also authored several well-received poems, including 'The Session of the Poets' and 'To Althea, from Prison,' which reflect his captivating poetic style. His life ended in 1642 under mysterious circumstances.
Continue ReadingBorn in 1898, this individual gained recognition as a journalist and novelist. His literary career includes notable works such as 'The Horseman on the Roof' and 'Wolf de Puyjalon'. In addition to fiction, contributions to journalism included reporting on key historical events, particularly during World War II. The individual also engaged in filmmaking, participating in screenwriting for screen adaptations of literary works. In 1962, this person was elected to the Académie française, highlighting contributions to literature in France.
Continue ReadingA prominent English journalist, contributions included significant reporting for national television channels. Served as a presenter for BBC News, particularly recognized for coverage of major events. Also worked with ITV News, where investigative journalism was a focus. Established a reputation for thorough and balanced reporting throughout the career.
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