A celebrated soprano of the 18th century, known for her beautiful voice and performances in operas by Mozart and Salieri. She was one of the first British singers to achieve international recognition.
69 Years Old
Award-winning journalist and author who embedded with the US military in Iraq, chronicling the early stages of the war, and was tragically killed in action. His work provides a unique, firsthand perspective on modern warfare.
Born in 1756
A child prodigy and master of classical music, he composed over 600 works, including symphonies, operas, and chamber music, that continue to inspire and influence musicians today.
Born in 1749
A priest and poet who collaborated with Mozart on iconic operas like "The Marriage of Figaro" and "Don Giovanni", leaving an indelible mark on classical music.
76 Years Old
American actress known for her roles in several horror films, including Carrie and Dressed to Kill, earning a Saturn Award for Best Actress.
91 Years Old
A pioneering rugby coach and educator who introduced innovative training methods and promoted the sport in New Zealand schools. He's credited with developing the country's rugby talent and popularizing the sport nationwide.
Born in 1808
A renowned Irish composer and conductor of the 19th century, known for his operas and orchestral works that blended Irish folk music with classical styles. His music was widely performed in Europe and the US during his lifetime.
95 Years Old
A renowned tennis player and commentator, known for his expertise and charismatic broadcasting style, providing insightful commentary on major tennis tournaments.
Born in 1748
A virtuosic violinist and composer, he wrote music for the theatre, including operas and incidental music, and was a prominent figure in London's musical scene during the late 18th century.