
Alphonse de Lamartine
1790 – 1869 · France
French poet and statesman who was a leading figure of French Romanticism. He served in the provisional government after the February Revolution, and his works include Poetic Meditations.
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1790 – 1869 · France
French poet and statesman who was a leading figure of French Romanticism. He served in the provisional government after the February Revolution, and his works include Poetic Meditations.
180 – 240 · Greece
Ancient Greek biographer who wrote Lives and Opinions of Eminent Philosophers. His work is one of the most important sources on ancient Greek philosophy.
1993 – · South Korea
IU is a South Korean singer and actress who made her debut in 2008. She is loved for her outstanding musical talent and acting skills.
1919 – 1990 · United States
American publisher. He was the publisher of Forbes, the largest business magazine in the United States.
480 – 524 · Italy
Roman philosopher who served the Ostrogothic king. Falsely accused of treason, he was imprisoned and executed, writing The Consolation of Philosophy while in prison.
1713 – 1768 · United Kingdom
An Anglo-Irish novelist and Anglican clergyman. His masterpiece "The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman" is regarded as a pioneering work of modern fiction for its experimental narrative techniques.
1988 – · United Kingdom
British singer and songwriter. She has released numerous hits including Rolling in the Deep, Someone Like You, and Hello, and has won 16 Grammy Awards.
1937 – · United States
Tom Monaghan is an American entrepreneur and the founder of the pizza chain Domino's Pizza. He played a pivotal role in revolutionizing the pizza industry and helped expand the chain globally.
1882 – 1958 · United States
American journalist and the first winner of the Pulitzer Prize for reporting. He served as editor of the New York World.
1859 – 1907 · United Kingdom
British poet. Best known for his religious poem The Hound of Heaven, regarded as one of the finest religious poets in English literature.
287 BC – 212 BC · Greece
Ancient Greek mathematician, physicist, and inventor. One of the greatest scientists of antiquity, known for discovering the principle of buoyancy and the lever.
1954 – · United States
Oprah Winfrey is an American talk show host, producer, and entrepreneur, widely known for her influential television program. Her show often focused on social issues and personal development stories, resonating with audiences around the globe.