Notorious Australian outlaw and wordsmith, known for his daring heists and poetic writings that romanticized his criminal exploits.
99 Years Old
A four-time Stanley Cup champion as a player and coach, he's most known for his impressive hockey career and later serving as a Member of Parliament.
Born in 1854
Co-founder of The Bodley Head, a renowned publishing house that introduced works of prominent authors like Oscar Wilde and Yeats, shaping literary history. Known for innovative publishing ventures and literary discoveries.
65 Years Old
A British naval officer turned journalist, known for being the first journalist to report live from the frontline during the Gulf War, and for being shot and paralyzed by terrorists in Saudi Arabia.
Born in 1849
The 51st Governor of Delaware, a businessman and politician, served from 1901 to 1905, known for his progressive reforms and infrastructure development. He played a significant role in shaping the state's economy and politics during his tenure.
61 Years Old
A former NBA player and assistant coach, known for his playing career with the San Diego Clippers and his coaching stint with the Boston Celtics.