A pioneering female broadcaster and actress who broke barriers in radio and television, known for her charismatic on-air presence and trailblazing work in the entertainment industry.
Born in 1920
A British film and television actress, best known for her iconic roles in classic movies and TV shows, including the 1960s series "Don't Wait Up".
87 Years Old
A renowned literary critic and professor, known for his insightful book reviews and commentary on modern literature. He's a prominent voice in the literary world, shaping the way people think about books and authors.
97 Years Old
A talented soprano and actress who dazzled audiences with her powerful voice and captivating stage presence, particularly in opera and musical theater productions.
Born in 1908
A renowned stage and screen actress, best known for her iconic role in the 1945 film "Brief Encounter", which remains a timeless classic of British cinema.
Born in 1913
A talented actress who won two Academy Awards for her iconic portrayals of Southern belles in "Gone with the Wind" and "A Streetcar Named Desire".
87 Years Old
A pioneering feminist writer and academic who challenged societal norms and expectations through her provocative writings and public persona.
Born in 1901
Romance novelist who wrote over 700 books, mostly historical romances, and held a Guinness World Record for most novels published in a single year.
Born in 1897
A renowned Australian actress, known for her iconic portrayal of Mrs. Danvers in the 1940 film "Rebecca," earning her an Academy Award nomination. Her performances often exuded a sense of mystery and intensity.