Uzo Aduba
American actress known for 'Orange is the New Black'
An American actress recognized for work in television and film. Gained prominence for the role of Suzanne 'Crazy Eyes' Warren in the series 'Orange is the New Black'. Also starred in the miniseries 'Mrs. America', portraying Shirley Chisholm. Aduba's performances have garnered critical acclaim and several awards, including multiple Primetime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series.
Portrayed Suzanne 'Crazy Eyes' Warren in 'Orange is the New Black'
Played Shirley Chisholm in 'Mrs. America'
Won two Primetime Emmy Awards
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Paul Millsap
Professional basketball player, NBA All-Star
Born
February 10th, 1985 41 years ago
This American basketball player played college basketball at Louisiana Tech University before being selected by the Utah Jazz in the 2006 NBA Draft. After establishing himself as a versatile forward with strong defensive skills, played for the Jazz until 2013. Joined the Atlanta Hawks and contributed to their success, including participating in multiple playoff appearances. Earned NBA All-Star honors during his tenure with the Hawks. Later played for the Denver Nuggets, continuing to demonstrate consistent performance and veteran leadership. Retired after a successful career.
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American director of 'Sideways'
Born
February 10th, 1961 65 years ago
Born in 1961, this American director, producer, and screenwriter gained recognition for crafting character-driven narratives that explore the complexities of human relationships. Early work included short films before transitioning to feature films. 'Citizen Ruth' marked a notable debut in 1996, followed by 'Election', which showcased a satirical take on American politics. 'Sideways' achieved critical acclaim, winning an Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay and receiving multiple nominations. Subsequently, 'The Descendants' earned further accolades, including an Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay as well. The directorial style often includes dark humor and poignant storytelling, focusing on the flaws and virtues of modern life.
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German physician associated with medicine
Born
February 10th, 1903 123 years ago
Died
June 2nd, 1948 77 years ago — 45 years old
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Continue ReadingPeter Allen
Australian singer-songwriter and actor
Born
February 10th, 1944 82 years ago
Died
June 18th, 1992 33 years ago — 48 years old
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Television personality and financial expert
Born
February 10th, 1955 71 years ago
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Continue ReadingAdrienne Clarkson
Canadian journalist and Governor General
Born
February 10th, 1939 87 years ago
A journalist and politician held the position of the 26th Governor General of Canada from 1999 to 2005. Born in Hong Kong, moved to Canada during childhood and pursued a career in media. Worked for various Canadian television networks, including the CBC, and hosted the program 'Adrienne at Large'. Played a significant role in promoting Canadian culture and identity during the tenure as Governor General. Served as a member of the Order of Canada, contributing to discussions on immigration and multiculturalism.
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