#tom willett

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Up next on my 40th Anniversary Freddy Krueger movie 🎬 🎞 🎥 🎦 📽 marathon...A Nightmare On Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge (1985) on glorious vintage Media Home Entertainment VHS 📼! #movie #movies #horror #anightmareonelmstreet #anightmareonelmstreet2 #anightmareonelmstreet2freddysrevenge #wescraven #RIPWesCraven #freddy #freddykrueger #robertenglund #markpatton #KimMyers #RobertRusler #sydneywalsh #clugulager #ripclugulager #HopeLange #Christieclark #joannwillette #MarshallBell #robertshaye #kerryremsen #jacksholder #davidchaskin #melindaofee #allisonbarron #racheltalalay #vintage #VHS #mediahomeentertainment #newlinecinema #80s #elmstreet40

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favourite poems of february

avery r. young peestain

claudine toutoungi future perfect

david rivard bewitched playground: "not guilty"

brian kim stefans the future is one of place

lisa gill post-traumatic rainstorm

clare pollard pinocchios

rebecca lindenberg love, an index: "catalogue of ephemera"

etel adnan the arab apocalypse: "xxxvi"

stanley moss god breaketh not all men's hearts alike: "a blind fisherman"

robert browning an epistle containing the strange medical experience of karshish, the arab physician

tom sleigh beirut tank

khaled mattawa ismailia eclipse: "date palm trinity"

mark levine unemployment (3)

lucia cherciu butter, olive oil, flour

reginald shepherd fata morgana: "you, therefore"

john updike claremont hotel, southwest harbour, maine

bruce smith the other lover: "february sky"

johnny cash forever words: the unknown poems: "don't make a movie about me"

eamon grennan what light there is & other poems: "jewel box"

eduardo c. corral in colorado my father scoured and stacked dishes

thomas mccarthy the beginning of colour

divya victor curb: "blood / soil"

henneh kyereh kwaku in praise

joanna fuhrman to a new era: "lavender"

rosemary catacalos sight unseen

sam willetts digging

megan fernandes winter

jaswinder bolina the plague on tv

juan felipe herrera notes on the assemblage: "almost livin' almost dyin'"

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aksel's guide to relaxing media

A lot of people have asked me to compile a list of my go-to depressing/dooming media, but I feel it would be irresponsible to give you that without an antidote.

Maybe this will be of help to you on an anxious night and instead of smoking a cigarette you'll turn to this or maybe its a nice cozy afternoon and you need something to maintain that feeling.. either way here's stuff that I consume on those days:

Film/TV

Joe Pera Talks You to Sleep

This is something I have recommended to most of my friends at this point and if you ever give me the opportunity I'll probably talk your ear off about this man. I have a very special affinity towards this video, as it randomly found me on a particularly stressful quarantine night and boy am I glad it did.

I'm not gonna talk about it too much further, but if you're feeling a little bit lost or anxious, even after my 250 watches of this, I end up feeling a little bit better. If you like it make sure to check out his show, Joe Pera Talks With You on hbomax as it's one of my favourite shows ever!! The episodes are short and easy to digest :)

How to With John Wilson

It's hard for me to exactly describe this show, it's just one of those things you have to see for yourself to fully understand the appeal of it. For the most part, this show uses street footage of New York City and interviews with average everyday New Yorkers to convey some kind of narrative, usually disguised as a tutorial(hence the "how to"). There's a lot of absurdity, laughter and sometimes it plays with your emotions a bit, but sometimes it's nice to just unwind and learn about the insane industry of scaffolding in NYC.

Come and Visit Us Again

Okay, so this is probably one of the most niche things here.. Considering that it has 205 views as of me writing this and it's in estonian with no captions available.(Maybe someday I'll translate it)

As far as I can tell, it is a documentary short made by Liis Nimik, who at the time was a film school student. It follows the day-to-day of a village grocery store cashier and her interactions with the people who visit her store everyday.

Moms, dads, scary little kids and village bums.. It has it all and serves as this kind of a sweet time capsule of one particular week in this one Estonian village. I will admit this is probably extra comforting for me as I grew up near a village similar to this that also had a store just like this one. In a small village, the people who work at the local grocery store really become apart of your everyday life and I loved to see it captured like this.

I feel like even if you don't understand Estonian, it's nice background noise.

Malcom in the Middle

Need I say more?

Youtube

If you know me, you know I'm a fiend for comforting youtube personalities. Here are some of my favorites:

Steve Wallis

Even if you aren't particularly interested in camping, you'll still probably enjoy these videos. Steve is probably one of the sweetest dudes I've found on YouTube and he really knows how to keep a conversation. All in all, just nice to throw on if you just wanna disconnect for 30 minutes

Shirley Curry

I've loved Shirley's stuff for years now. She calls her viewers her grandkids and posts vlogs & let's plays. I think that covers the gist of it.

Featureman a.k.a. Tom Willett

This is an older gentleman, who for the most part shows you different meals that he makes & tells you stories about his time as an actor in the 1980s. Every video feels like you're visiting your grandpa.

GIFGAS

I found them quite recently, but they're quickly turning into my favourite Youtube channel. Videos of trainhopping, which are so well shot and the music choices are soooooo gooooood. Every travel vlog should have a mandatory requirement of at least (1) shoegaze song.

Roger Hance

Found this guy randomly on my recommended and him only having 4k subs feels like a crime. He's a bird photographer, who vlogs his outings and talks about all the little birds he sees. super cute.

Music

Below are a couple of playlists and tracks I recommend for this occasion:

Mixture of ambient tracks and just relaxing instrumentals. There's no vocals. During the summer, I would always listen to this if I was sitting in a park or doodling.

This is just some of my favourite ambient tracks. If you've never really listened to ambient music before, check this out I guarantee you'll like it.

I have fallen asleep to this so many times that sometimes i just constantly hear it in the back of my head. Maybe thats not a comforting thought but it helps me sleep so that's a price I am willing to pay.

That's about it though.. I didn't include everything, because this is already pretty long and I have to keep some things secret, but I hope you find use in some of this. bye

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THE ROUND ONE RESULTS ARE IN!!!

another really fun opening round with some close calls and big names going out!! full results are below the cut:

Earl Carpenter VS Gavin Lee Earl Capenter = 109 (91.6%) Gavin Lee = 10 (8.4%) Earl Carpenter WINS

Manoel Felciano VS Ted Keegan Manoel Felciano = 61 (53%) Ted Keegan = 54 (47%) Manoel Felciano WINS

Jeremy Secomb VS Hadley Fraser Jeremy Secomb = 30 (25.6%) Hadley Fraser = 87 (74.4%) Hadley Fraser WINS

Matt Seadon-Young VS Niall Sheehy Matt Seadon-Young = 26 (23.9%) Niall Sheehy = 83 (76.1%) Niall Sheehy WINS

Jeremy Stolle VS Ben Forster Jeremy Stolle = 88 (76.5%) Ben Forster = 27 (23.5%) Jeremy Stolle WINS

Tommy Körberg VS Tim Morgan Tommy Körberg = 52 (47.3%) Tim Morgan = 58 (52.7%) Tim Morgan WINS

Ramin Karimloo VS Brian D'Arcy James Ramin Karimloo = 64 (52.9%) Brian D'Arcy James = 57 (47.1%) Ramin Karimloo WINS

Tom Hewitt VS Malcolm Forbes Peckham Tom Hewitt = 67 (58.8%) Malcolm Forbes Peckham = 47 (41.2%) Tom Hewitt WINS

Raul Esparza VS Brian Stokes Mitchell Raul Esparza = 90 (78.3%) Brian Stokes Mitchell = 25 21.7%) Raul Esparza WINS

Josh Groban VS Laird Mackintosh Josh Groban = 55 (44.4%) Laird Mackintosh = 69 (55.6%) Laird Mackintosh WINS

Simon Bailey VS Gareth Snook Simon Bailey = 68 (71.6%) Gareth Snook = 27 (28.4%) Simon Bailey WINS

Norm Lewis VS Derek Klana Norm Lewis = 86 (79.6%) Derek Klana = 22 (20.4%) Norm Lewis WINS

Dave Willetts VS Will Swenson Dave Willetts = 32 (32%) Will Swenson = 68 (68%) Will Swenson WINS

Harry Hadden-Patton VS John Owen Jones Harry Hadden-Patton = 26 (74.8%) John Owen Jones = 77 (25.2%) John Owen Jones WINS

Adam Pascal VS Christopher Plummer Adam Pascal = 17 (15.9%) Christopher Plummer = 90 (84.1%) Christopher Plummer WINS

Hugh Panaro VS Killian Donnelly Hugh Panaro = 72 (67.9%) Killian Donnelly = 34 (32.1%) Hugh Panaro WINS

Julian Ovenden VS Patrick Page Julian Ovenden = 41 (38.7%) Patrick Page = 65 (61.3%) Patrick Page WINS

Terrence Mann VS Franc D'Ambrosio Terrence Mann = 82 (78.8%) Franc D'Ambrosio = 22 (21.2%) Terrence Mann WINS

Peter Lockyer VS Stewart Clarke Peter Lockyer = 69 (69.7%) Stewart Clarke = 30 (30.3%) Peter Lockyer WINS

Mandy Patinkin VS Cameron Blakely Mandy Patinkin = 81 (77.1%) Cameron Blakely = 24 (22.9%) Mandy Patinkin WINS

Philip Quast VS Matt Harrop Philip Quast = 68 (69.4%) Matt Harrop = 30 (30.6%) Philip Quast WINS

Howard McGillin VS Greg Mills Howard Mcgillin = 47 (50%) Greg Mills = 47 (50%) DRAW (Tie break will be posted after these results are published)

Robert Lindsay VS Christian Borle Robert Lindsay = 63 (66.3%) Christian Borle = 32 (33.7%) Robert Lindsay wins

Dean Chisnall VS Edward Baker-Duly Dean Chisnall = 85 (94.4%) Edward Baker-Duly = 5 (5.6%) Dean Chisnall WINS

Jon Robyns VS Bronson Norris Murphy Jon Robyns = 77 (78.6%) Bronson Norris Murphy = 21 (21.4%) Jon Robyns WINS

Hayden Tee VS Bradley Dean Hayden Tee = 40 (44.4%) Bradley Dean = 50 (55.6%) Bradley Dean WINS

Fred Johanson VS Ken Watanabe Fred Johanson = 13 (13.7%) Ken Watanabe = 82 (86.3%) Ken Watanabe WINS

Michael Ball VS Alfie Boe Michael Ball = 48 (50.5%) Alfie Boe = 47 (49.5%) Michael Ball WINS

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A Swell Time

The actor Edward Askew Sothern as 'Lord Dundreary', carte de visite c. 1876 (Flickr). There are many pictures of Sothern striking comic poses in-character as Dundreary.

Although the corseted Dandy was not extinct by any means, his place in the public eye was now taken by the Heavy Swell, for whom the character of ‘Lord Dundreary’ (in Tom Taylor’s Our American Cousin) as portrayed by E. A. Sothern, in 1861, served as the perfect model. Never before or since has an actor in a single part had such an effect on Fashions. Not only the immortal whiskers but the affected pose and manners and languid drawling lisp were borrowed from Lord Dundreary who might almost be said to have turned the Dandy into the Heavy Swell.

— Phillis Cunnington and C. Willett Cunnington, on men's fashion of the 1860s, in Handbook of English Costume in the 19th Century

The Heavy Swell is also a standard of John Leech's midcentury comics, which is how I encountered him.

Shopman. "Oh, I beg your pardon, sir—but the lady left her parasol on the counter!"

Swell. "Haw! Ya–as–no! That is, it's my umbrellaw. Thanks! By Jove! Haw!"

See also: "Good gwacious!" and even MIWACKULOUS. The character type and distinctive lisp/drawl was established in the 1850s before Lord Dundreary parodied it at its height. But how did the word swell come to describe this well-off gentleman—a real gentleman, even if he has his foibles—from its usage a few decades prior?

The 1823 edition of Classical Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue defines a swell as, "A gentleman; but any well-dressed person is emphatically termed a swell, or a rank swell. A family man [thief] who appears to have plenty of money, and makes a genteel figure, is said, by his associates, to be in Swell-street." The well-dressed criminal swell is the model for Mr. Easthupp from Frederick Marryat's Mr. Midshipman Easy (1836), a purser's steward with a background as a pickpocket. Easthupp is called a swell, and several times he's said to be from "the swell mob," which is clearly referring to low-life society.

When Easthupp is (non-fatally) wounded in a duel, he confesses:

"Oh dear! oh dear! what a fool I was; I never was a gentleman—only a swell: I shall die; I never will pick a pocket again—never—never—God forgive me!"

Even in the late 1840s, a guide to brothels was called "The New Swell's Night Guide."

"With Numerous Spicy Engravings". Maybe John Leech's swells are less innocent than I thought?

"Barrack Life", 1851. Feat. two Heavy Swells.

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Birthdays 8.10

Beer Birthdays

Edward Greenall (1758)

Charles Haberle (1860)

George E. Muelebach (1881)

Chuck Skypeck (1954)

Lisa Dergan; St. Pauli Girl 2003 (1970)

Five Favorite Birthdays

Ian Anderson; Scottish-English rock flautist and singer (1947)

Antonio Banderas; actor (1960)

Alexander Glazunov; Russian composer (1865)

Rick Overton; screenwriter, actor and comedian (1954)

Norma Shearer; Canadian-American actress (1902)

Famous Birthdays

Al Alberts; pop singer (1922)

Jorge Amado; Brazilian writer (1912)

Devon Aoki; model (1982)

Samuel Arnold; English composer (1740)

Rosanna Arquette; actor (1959)

Patti Austin; singer-songwriter (1950)

Noah Beery Jr.; actor (1913)

Laurence Binyon; English poet (1869)

Claudia Christian; actor (1965)

Suzanne Collins; writer (1962)

Jeff Corey; actor (1914)

Charles Darrow; Monopoly creator (1889)

Jimmy Dean; singer, sausage mogul (1928)

Gilles de Roberval; French mathematician (1602)

Alfred Döblin; Polish-German physician (1878)

Rica Erickson; Australian botanist (1908)

Jon Farriss; Australian drummer (1961)

Leo Fender; founded Fender Musical Instruments (1909)

Eddie Fisher; singer and actor (1928)

Rhonda Fleming; actor (1923)

Julia Fordham; English singer-songwriter (1962)

Jimmy Griffin; singer-songwriter and guitarist (1943)

Jack Haley; actor (1898)

Angie Harmon; model, actor (1972)

William Harnett; Irish-American painter (1848)

Bobby Hatfield; singer-songwriter (1940)

Fred Ho; saxophonist and composer (1957)

Herbert Hoover; 31st U.S. President (1874)

Daniel Hugh Kelly; actor (1952)

Kåre Kolve; Norwegian saxophonist and composer (1964)

Zofia Kossak-Szczucka; Polish writer (1889)

William Manuel Johnson; bassist (1872)

Jimmy Martin; singer and guitarist (1927)

Frank Marshall; chess player (1877)

Tom Laughlin; actor (1931)

Anton Losenko; Russian painter (1737)

Ward Moore; author (1903)

Henri Nestle; German chocolatier (1814)

Kate O'Mara; English actress (1939)

Wolfgang Paul; physicist (1913)

Charlie Peacock; singer-songwriter (1956)

Michael Pepper; English physicist and engineer (1942)

Hieronymus Praetorius; German composer (1560)

Mark Price; English drummer (1959)

Abai Qunanbaiuli; Kazakh poet, composer, and philosopher (1845)

Tony Ross; English author and illustrator (1938)

Ronnie Spector; pop singer (1943)

Andrew Sullivan; political blogger (1963)

Justin Theroux; actor (1971)

Arne Tiselius; Swedish biochemist (1902)

John Kirk Townsend; ornithologist and explorer (1809)

Diane Venora; actress (1952)

Trần Tế Xương; Vietnamese poet and satirist (1870)

Vernon Washington; actor (1927)

Susan Dorothea White; Australian painter (1941)

William Willett; English inventor, founded British Summer Time (1856)

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Man

I just found out that Tom willett, the man who sang dried up old bones, is a pedophile

That song was one of my favorite so idk how to feel bruthurs

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Hollis Cavner 3M Open will have a Competitive Tour

It’s labeled as Minnesota’s golf event of the summer. Tournament officials hosted media day on Monday at the course, and Executive Tournament Director Hollis Cavner quickly addressed the elephant in the room that's challenging PGA Tour fields: The LIV Tour.

The new Saudi-backed golf tour has attracted some of the game’s best players, including Dustin Johnson and Louis Oosthuisen. PGA Commissioner Jay Monahan is suspending any current players headed to the LIV Tour, meaning they can’t play in any tour events, such as the 3M Open.

The LIV Tour is a series of eight events that are 54-hole tournaments without a cut. The winner of the first event, Charl Schwartzel, won more than $4 million. The last place finisher gets $100,000. Players are also put on teams, which are paid for their group’s performance. Some players got paid hundreds of millions of dollars to join.

This year’s field will include 32 players who have won a tournament within the last 12 months, including six winners so far this season. The biggest of those names includes Sungjae Im, Tom Hoge and Tony Finau. Their most recent commitment, Sahith Theegala, took second to Xander Schaufelle on Sunday at the Travelers Insurance Championship.

The 3M Open will also feature 11 players who have finished in the top 10 in the tournament the last three years. They include Adam Hadwin, Lucas Glover, Spring Lake Park native Troy Merritt, Charles Howell III and Finau.

Fans will also see three major champion winners, most recently Danny Willett, the 2016 Master’s champion. Cavner said he’ll release more big names coming to Blaine in the three weeks leading up to the tournament. TPC Twin Cities will play to a 7,441-yard par-71, and the field will be cut from 156 to the low 60 and ties after 36 holes. The winner gets $1.35 million, and 500 points towards the FedEx Cup Playoffs.

Edina native and former professional tennis player Mardy Fish, now playing on a celebrity golf tour, ha also been given a sponsor's exemption to play. The event, with its corporate sponsors, will also raise more than $1.5 million for local charities M Health Fairview, The First Tee Minnesota and Greater Twin Cities United Way.

"I feel good about where we’re at. We want this to be the happening of the summer. We’re going to have the best tournament ever this year I think," Cavner said.

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Vyšší mzdy si lidé v automobilkách zaslouží, jsou tu však nezamý��lené důsledky - Víkendář (video)

Steve Rattner z Willett Advisors míní, že současné spory mezi zaměstnanci amerických automobilek a vedením firem jsou výjimečné v v tom, že některé požadavky odborů jsou hodně razantní. Na složitosti přidávají i veřejná jednání, ale k tomu investor na Bloombergu dodal, že zatím byly všechny podobné spory a stávky vyřešeny a není těžké si představit, že tomu tak bude i nyní. Situace je nová také…

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T Y P O: Journal of Lettrism, Surrealist Semantics & Constrained Design

TYPO 2 is now available

Contents include: alien alphabets, prismatic subdivisions, principles of double-talk, Post-Neoist portraits, desiring specimens, asemic architecture, Paul Éluard poetry, titular typography, Surrealist trivia, Italian eye candy, curlicues in review, generic sheet music, Jarry on the English language, historical filler text translations & much more

Journal Details:

Title: TYPO 2

Author: Various

Language: English

ISBN 979-8-9869224-5-4

Format: Paperback Journal

Pages: 152

Publisher: Black Scat Books

Contributors:

Pierre Albert-Birot; Guillaume Apollinaire; Mark Axelrod-Sokolov; Tom Barrett; Allan Bealy; Miggs Burroughs; Jahan Cader; Janina Ciezadlo; Norman Conquest; Farewell Debut; R J Dent; Karen Eliot; Paul Éluard; Paul Forristal; Ryan Forsythe; Jesse Glass; Rick Henry; Rhys Hughes; Rory Hughes; Alfred Jarry; Richard Koman; Márton Koppány; Amy Kurman; Peter F. Murphy; Pata-No UN LTD; Gaston de Pawlowski; Derek Pell; Harry Polkinhorn; Tom Prime; Jason E. Rolfe; Ded Rysel; Doug Skinner; Giovanni Antonio Tagliente; Félix Vallotton; Andrew C. Wenaus; Adolphe Willette; Carla Wilson; William Wordsworth.

Publisher’s details:

Purchase links:

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Up next on my Wes Craven movie 🎬 🎞 🎥 🎦 📽 marathon...A Nightmare On Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge (1985) on glorious vintage Media Home Entertainment VHS 📼! #movie #movies #horror #anightmareonelmstreet #anightmareonelmstreet2 #anightmareonelmstreet2freddysrevenge #wescraven #RIPWesCraven #Freddy #freddykrueger #robertenglund #markpatton #KimMyers #RobertRusler #sydneywalsh #clugulager #ripclugulager #HopeLange #Christieclark #jacksholder #MarshallBell #melindaofee #tommcfadden #lymanward #kerryremsen #joannwillette #robertshaye #vintage #VHS #mediahomeentertainment #80s

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BIGTOP BURGER: KID (Episode 3)

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CREATURE ‘Hex’ EP Review & Stream Article By: Pat 'Riot' Whitaker, Senior Writer/Journalist ‡ Edited By: Leanne Ridgeway, Owner/Chief Editor Seven minutes and forty-two seconds. 

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Birthdays 8.10

Beer Birthdays

Edward Greenall (1758)

Charles Haberle (1860)

George E. Muelebach (1881)

Chuck Skypeck (1954)

Lisa Dergan; St. Pauli Girl 2003 (1970)

Five Favorite Birthdays

Ian Anderson; Scottish-English rock flautist and singer (1947)

Devon Aoki; model (1982)

Antonio Banderas; actor (1960)

Charles Darrow; Monopoly creator (1889)

Alexander Glazunov; Russian composer (1865)

Rick Overton; screenwriter, actor and comedian (1954)

Famous Birthdays

Al Alberts; pop singer (1922)

Jorge Amado; Brazilian writer (1912)

Samuel Arnold; English composer (1740)

Rosanna Arquette; actor (1959)

Patti Austin; singer-songwriter (1950)

Noah Beery Jr.; actor (1913)

Laurence Binyon; English poet (1869)

Claudia Christian; actor (1965)

Suzanne Collins; writer (1962)

Jeff Corey; actor (1914)

Jimmy Dean; singer, sausage mogul (1928)

Gilles de Roberval; French mathematician (1602)

Alfred Döblin; Polish-German physician (1878)

Rica Erickson; Australian botanist (1908)

Jon Farriss; Australian drummer (1961)

Leo Fender; founded Fender Musical Instruments (1909)

Eddie Fisher; singer and actor (1928)

Rhonda Fleming; actor (1923)

Julia Fordham; English singer-songwriter (1962)

Jimmy Griffin; singer-songwriter and guitarist (1943)

Jack Haley; actor (1898)

Angie Harmon; model, actor (1972)

William Harnett; Irish-American painter (1848)

Bobby Hatfield; singer-songwriter (1940)

Fred Ho; saxophonist and composer (1957)

Herbert Hoover; 31st U.S. President (1874)

Daniel Hugh Kelly; actor (1952)

Kåre Kolve; Norwegian saxophonist and composer (1964)

Zofia Kossak-Szczucka; Polish writer (1889)

William Manuel Johnson; bassist (1872)

Jimmy Martin; singer and guitarist (1927)

Frank Marshall; chess player (1877)

Tom Laughlin; actor (1931)

Anton Losenko; Russian painter (1737)

Ward Moore; author (1903)

Henri Nestle; German chocolatier (1814)

Kate O'Mara; English actress (1939)

Wolfgang Paul; physicist (1913)

Charlie Peacock; singer-songwriter (1956)

Michael Pepper; English physicist and engineer (1942)

Hieronymus Praetorius; German composer (1560)

Mark Price; English drummer (1959)

Abai Qunanbaiuli; Kazakh poet, composer, and philosopher (1845)

Tony Ross; English author and illustrator (1938)

Norman Shearer; Canadian-American actress (1902)

Ronnie Spector; pop singer (1943)

Andrew Sullivan; political blogger (1963)

Justin Theroux; actor (1971)

Arne Tiselius; Swedish biochemist (1902)

John Kirk Townsend; ornithologist and explorer (1809)

Diane Venora; actress (1952)

Trần Tế Xương; Vietnamese poet and satirist (1870)

Vernon Washington; actor (1927)

Susan Dorothea White; Australian painter (1941)

William Willett; English inventor, founded British Summer Time (1856)