Paul Rudolph
Canadian singer and songwriter
A Canadian singer and guitarist, active in the music industry since the 1960s. Rose to prominence with the hit single 'The Pusher' in the early 1970s. Engaged in both music and cycling, often participating in various cycling events. Worked across different genres, showcasing versatility in songwriting and performance.
Released the hit single 'The Pusher'
Performed in various music festivals
Contributed to Canadian music scene
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Chris McAlister
American football cornerback, Super Bowl champion
Born
June 14th, 1977 49 years ago
Professional American football player, primarily played as a cornerback. Played for the Baltimore Ravens from 1999 to 2008, contributing to the team's victory in Super Bowl XXXV. Known for exceptional defensive skills and athleticism on the field. Finished career with the New Orleans Saints in 2009.
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Tennis player and Grand Slam champion
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June 14th, 1969 57 years ago
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June 14th, 1978 48 years ago
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French Actor and Director in Cinema
Born
June 14th, 1983 43 years ago
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Born
June 14th, 1955 71 years ago
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Archbishop and theologian of Canterbury
Born
June 14th, 1950 76 years ago
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