25 Years Old
American actress and model known for her breakout role as Zoey Johnson on the sitcom "Black-ish" and its spin-off "Grown-ish", advocating for social justice and education.
25 Years Old
Argentine tennis player who won several international titles, including the 1960 French Open doubles championship, and was one of the first Latin American women to succeed in the s...
As the world settled into the new millennium, February 10th, 2000, marked a significant day in history. While it may not have been a day of monumental events, it was a day that witnessed the celebration of milestones, the birth of future influencers, and the passing of a legendary figure.
The 42nd Annual Grammy Awards took place on this day, honoring outstanding achievements in music. Santana's comeback album, Supernatural, won a record-tying eight awards, including Album of the Year and Record of the Year for "Smooth."
Two notable individuals were born on this day, destined to make their mark in their respective fields. Argentine tennis player María Carlé, known for her impressive skills on the court, was born. Carlé would go on to win several international titles, including the 1960 French Open doubles championship, paving the way for future generations of Latin American women in tennis.
Fellow birthday celebrant, Yara Shahidi, was also born on this day. Shahidi would grow up to become an accomplished actress, model, and social activist, making a name for herself as Zoey Johnson on the popular sitcom "Black-ish" and its spin-off "Grown-ish". Shahidi has since become a vocal advocate for social justice and education, inspiring young people around the world.
The world bid farewell to Jim Varney, an American actor, comedian, and writer, best known for his iconic character, Ernest P. Worrell. Varney's beloved character, which debuted in the 1980s, entertained audiences worldwide with his comedic antics and catchphrases, earning him multiple Emmy nominations.
In the world of politics, the Israeli Supreme Court ruled that the government must provide equal burial rights to non-Orthodox Jews, marking a significant milestone in the fight for religious equality.
In the realm of science, the Near Earth Asteroid Rendezvous (NEAR) spacecraft began its orbit of the asteroid 433 Eros, providing scientists with valuable insights into the composition and structure of the asteroid.
As the day drew to a close, people around the world reflected on the significance of this new millennium, filled with promise and possibility. While February 10th, 2000, may not have been a day of monumental events, it was undoubtedly a day that marked the beginning of new journeys, new achievements, and new legacies.