Lucas Hernandez
French footballer, 2018 World Cup champion
Lucas Hernandez is a professional footballer. He began his career at Atlético Madrid, where he won multiple titles including the UEFA Europa League. His performances earned him a spot on the French national team. In 2018, he played a key role in France's victory at the FIFA World Cup, contributing to the team's success with strong defensive skills. Following his time at Atlético, he transferred to Bayern Munich, solidifying his reputation as a top defender in European football.
Winning the FIFA World Cup in 2018
Playing for Bayern Munich
Winning the UEFA Europa League with Atlético Madrid
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Ángel Di María
Argentinian footballer and Copa América champion
Born
February 14th, 1988 38 years ago
Born in 1988, this professional footballer began his career at Rosario Central. He had successful spells at Benfica, Real Madrid, and Paris Saint-Germain, contributing to each club's achievements. At Real Madrid, he played a crucial role in winning the UEFA Champions League in 2014. His international career with Argentina included participation in multiple Copa América tournaments, culminating in winning the 2021 edition.
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Screenwriter and producer of films
Born
February 14th, 1980 46 years ago
A screenwriter and producer, recognized for contributions to the film industry, particularly in the realm of family entertainment. Issued writing credits for projects such as 'The Last Mimzy' and 'A Little Help'. Worked across various production roles that encompassed both original content and adaptations, showcasing versatility in storytelling. Involved in projects that blend humor with heartfelt narratives, appealing to both children and adults. Participated in brainstorming sessions and collaborative efforts that resulted in successful film productions.
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Uruguayan footballer, Manchester United
Born
February 14th, 1987 39 years ago
A professional footballer with a prolific career, made significant contributions at the club and international levels. Starting his youth career at Danubio, progressed to play for Palermo in Italy and later for Napoli, where goalscoring was highlighted with a Serie A title. Later joined Paris Saint-Germain, achieving numerous domestic titles and becoming the club's all-time leading goalscorer. Competed for Uruguay in multiple Copa América tournaments and the FIFA World Cup, adding to his reputation as a forward with remarkable finishing ability.
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White House Press Secretary and author
Born
February 14th, 1968 58 years ago
Served as the 25th White House Press Secretary from July 2003 to April 2006. Played a key role in communicating the administration's views to the public and the press. Authored a book reflecting on the presidency, providing insights into the internal dynamics of the White House during critical times. Experienced in public relations prior to joining the White House, contributing to various political campaigns.
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Dominican baseball pitcher and World Series champion
Born
February 14th, 1975 51 years ago
A professional baseball player, primarily served as a relief pitcher in Major League Baseball. Played for several teams including the Seattle Mariners, Chicago White Sox, and Pittsburgh Pirates. Achieved recognition for contributions to winning teams during postseason play. Key highlights include participation in the 2009 World Series with the New York Yankees, securing a championship title. Accumulated significant strikeout numbers throughout career.
Continue ReadingMax Horkheimer
German philosopher, sociologist, and theorist
Born
February 14th, 1895 131 years ago
Died
July 7th, 1973 52 years ago — 78 years old
Born in 1895, this philosopher and sociologist contributed significantly to critical theory and the Frankfurt School. His work in social philosophy emphasized the interrelationship between society and culture. Co-authored the influential book 'Dialectic of Enlightenment' in 1944, which critiqued modernity and rationality. Served as the director of the Institute for Social Research and engaged in various intellectual debates on totalitarianism and individual freedom.
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