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February 11, 2027 Holiday:

National Latte Day

National Latte Day is a delightful celebration that honors the rich and velvety goodness of lattes! On this special day, coffee lovers and aficionados come together to indulge in their favorite coffee drinks, often topped with a generous dollop of frothed milk. Many coffee shops and cafes offer special promotions, discounts, and limited-time flavors to mark the occasion. Some enthusiasts even host latte-tasting parties, where friends and family gather to sample different brews and share their favorite latte-making techniques. Whether you're a fan of classic, flavored, or iced lattes, National Latte Day is the perfect excuse to treat yourself to a cup (or two!) of your favorite coffee delight.

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Holidays on February 11, 2027:

International Day of Women and Girls in Science

International Day of Women and Girls in Science, February 11, 2027: Promote full access to science for women and girls, break down barriers, and inspire a new generation of female scientists and innovators. more >>

Get Out Your Guitar Day

Get Out Your Guitar Day, 2/11/2027: Dust off your guitar and unleash your inner musician, embracing the joy of playing music and connecting with others who share your passion. more >>

National Don't Cry Over Spilled Milk Day

National Don’t Cry Over Spilled Milk Day, 2/11/2027: Embrace a carefree attitude, let go of worries, and find humor in life's twists. more >>

World Day of the Sick

World Day of the Sick, February 11, 2027: A day to shine a light on compassion, empathy, and kindness for those who are ill or suffering, promoting community and understanding. more >>

Grandmother Achievement Day

Discover the truth behind Grandmother Achievement Day on February 11th, 2027. Could it be a lesser-known holiday or a mistake? more >>

National Make a Friend Day

National Make a Friend Day, 2/11/2027: Break out of your comfort zone and form new connections with others, promoting strong relationships and community building. more >>

National Peppermint Patty Day

National Peppermint Patty Day, 2/11/2027: Indulge in the refreshing taste of peppermint patties and discover unique flavors, recipes, and crafts. more >>

Satisfied Staying Single Day

Satisfied Staying Single Day, 2/11/2027, a day to revel in independence, reject societal pressures, and focus on personal growth. more >>

Giving Hearts Day

Join Giving Hearts Day on 2/11/2027, a day of kindness, donations, and volunteering to make a positive impact in your community. more >>
Birthdays on February 11:

Jennifer Aniston

57 Years Old

Famous for her iconic role as Rachel Green on the hit TV show Friends, she's a beloved actress and producer with a successful film career spanning romantic comedies and dramas.

Burt Reynolds

Died in 2018, aged 82

Star of iconic films like "Smokey and the Bandit" and "Deliverance," this charismatic actor and director was a symbol of 1970s and 1980s American cinema, known for his rugged charm...

Thomas Edison

Died in 1931, aged 84

A pioneer in innovation, credited with developing groundbreaking inventions that revolutionized the way people live and communicate, including the light bulb and phonograph.

Sarah Palin

62 Years Old

The 9th Governor of Alaska, a Republican vice presidential nominee, known for her conservative views and folksy, charismatic persona. She's a prominent figure in American politics,...

Leslie Nielsen

Died in 2010, aged 84

A comedic genius behind the iconic parody film series "Airplane!" and "The Naked Gun," bringing laughter to millions with his deadpan humor and wit.

Sheryl Crow

64 Years Old

A nine-time Grammy-winning musician who blends rock, pop, and country to create catchy, introspective hits, often focusing on social and environmental issues.

Kelly Rowland

45 Years Old

R&B singer and actress known for her powerful vocals and iconic hits with Destiny's Child, as well as her successful solo career.

Kelly Slater

54 Years Old

Eleven-time world surfing champion, known for his dominance and longevity in the sport, pushing its boundaries and inspiring generations of surfers.

Brandy Norwood

47 Years Old

A multi-talented artist known for her soulful voice, chart-topping R&B hits, and iconic roles in TV and film, including the popular 90s sitcom "Moesha".

Taylor Lautner

34 Years Old

American heartthrob who rose to fame playing the werewolf Jacob Black in the Twilight Saga, captivating teenage hearts worldwide.

D'Angelo

52 Years Old

Soulful R&B virtuoso blending classic funk, rock, and hip-hop to create a distinctive sound, known for his smooth, soul-stirring vocals and genre-bending albums.

Paul Bocuse

Died in 2018, aged 91

A legendary French chef who revolutionized haute cuisine with his innovative, refined, and elegant cooking style, earning three Michelin stars for his iconic Lyon restaurant.

Events from History on February 11:
47 years ago
Islamic Revolution establishes Iran’s theocratic government (Tehran, Iran) 1979
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, a charismatic Shia cleric, returned to Tehran after 15 years in exile, sparking a tsunami of fervent supporters who toppled the Pahlavi dynasty. Iran's peacock throne, once occupied by the Western-backed Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, was seized by Khomeini's Islamist forces. As the ayatollah's vision for an Islamic republic materialized, thousands of people rejoiced, chanting "Allahu Akbar" in the streets. Khomeini's revolutionary council consolidated power, purging the old regime's remnants and establishing a new, strict Islamic code.
36 years ago
Nelson Mandela Released from 27-Year Imprisonment (Victor Verster Prison, Cape Town, South Africa) 1990
Freedom finally rang for Nelson Mandela as he stepped out of Victor Verster Prison, a beaming smile spreading across his face. Twenty-seven long years had passed since he was imprisoned for fighting against apartheid, a price he paid for his unwavering dedication to the anti-apartheid movement. His liberation marked a pivotal moment in South Africa's struggle for equality, sparking hope for a brighter future.
6 years ago
World Health Organization names COVID-19 pandemic (Geneva, Switzerland) 2020
The World Health Organization's Director-General, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, made a crucial announcement as the mysterious coronavirus outbreak continued to spread globally. On February 11, 2020, WHO officially named the outbreak as COVID-19, derived from the words "coronavirus disease 2019." The organization also designated the virus as SARS-CoV-2, signifying its relationship to the SARS outbreak in 2003. This naming milestone marked a significant step in the global efforts to combat the pandemic, allowing for clearer communication, research, and international coordination.
97 years ago
The Vatican gains sovereignty over the City of Vatican (Rome, Vatican City) 1929
The Kingdom of Italy and the Vatican put an end to decades of tension with the signing of the Lateran Treaty, a historic agreement that established the sovereign city-state of Vatican City. Pope Pius XI and Italian King Victor Emmanuel III inked the deal, recognizing the independence of the tiny city within Rome, with the Pope as its head of state. This monumental agreement not only resolved the "Roman Question" but also paved the way for the Catholic Church to operate freely in Italy.
15 years ago
Hosni Mubarak's resignation in Egypt's Arab Spring uprising (Cairo, Egypt) 2011
The monumental day when Egypt's streets finally won! For 17 days, protesters swarmed Tahrir Square, demanding an end to Hosni Mubarak's 30-year rule. As the world watched, Egypt's military stepped in, and the once-invincible president was forced to step down, transferring power to the Supreme Military Council. It was a triumphant moment for the Egyptian people, and a beacon of hope for the Arab Spring movement.
492 years ago
Henry VIII declared supreme head of English church (Canterbury, England, UK) 1534
In a bold power play, Catholic bishops of the Province of Canterbury convened to determine the future of the English church. With Henry VIII's desire for absolute authority, they reluctantly agreed to proclaim him supreme head of the English church and clergy, but with a caveat - "so far as the law of Christ allows". This historic compromise marked a pivotal moment in the English Reformation, as Henry VIII began to consolidate power and pave the way for the Church of England.
Notable Deaths on February 11:
2012Whitney Houston Music icon and pop culture phenomenon
2010Alexander McQueen Fashion revolutionary with iconic designs
1976Lee J. Cobb American actor known for his work on stage and screen, notable for his intense performances.
1963Sylvia Plath American poet and writer who expressed her inner turmoil
2015Bob Simon Award-winning journalist and TV correspondent
2018Jan Maxwell Talented actress and performer
1982Eleanor Powell American actress and dancer known for her energetic and dynamic performances.
1986Frank Herbert American author who wrote bestselling science fiction novels, such as Dune.
1994Sorrell Booke American actor, director, and writer, best known for his roles in TV and film.
2018Vic Damone Legendary crooner and entertainer
2011Chuck Tanner Baseball legend with managerial savvy
2009Estelle Bennett Rocker with soulful voice and energetic stage presence
2008Tom Lantos American politician and lawyer who served in the US Congress.
1948Sergei Eisenstein Russian film director who pioneered cinematic storytelling
2015Jerry Tarkanian Hoops guru and passionate coach
2006Peter Benchley Best-selling American author of thriller and suspense novels.
1994William Conrad Veteran actor who directed and produced a range of films and TV shows
2017Fab Melo Dominant basketball player and shot-blocker
2000Roger Vadim Baseball player and coach who left a lasting impact on his sport
2000Lord Kitchner Roger Vadim|French filmmaker who directed iconic movies and TV shows