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Eddie Izzard
British comedian, cross-dresser and specialist in the long rambling monologue.
(1962-)
British comedian, cross-dresser and specialist in the long rambling monologue.
Hattie Jacques(1924-1980)
English comedy actress who appeared in 14 of the 'Carry On' films, nearly always as 'Matron'.
English comedy actress who appeared in 14 of the 'Carry On' films, nearly always as 'Matron'.
Charles Dickens(1812-1870)
Victorian English novelist whose popularity has ensured that not a single one of his works has ever gone out of print.
Victorian English novelist whose popularity has ensured that not a single one of his works has ever gone out of print.
Pete Postlethwaite(1945-2011)
British actor, highly rated on both sides of the Atlantic. 'Usual Suspects', 'Sharpe' & 'Brassed Off' are amongst his best known appearances.
British actor, highly rated on both sides of the Atlantic. 'Usual Suspects', 'Sharpe' & 'Brassed Off' are amongst his best known appearances.
Thomas More (Sir)(1478-1535)
Author and inventor of the term 'Utopia'. A man of great principle beheaded by Henry VIII.
Author and inventor of the term 'Utopia'. A man of great principle beheaded by Henry VIII.
Also born on this day but not pictured
Gareth Hunt, James Spader, Garth Brooks, Brian Morton, Louisa Lytton.
Gareth Hunt, James Spader, Garth Brooks, Brian Morton, Louisa Lytton.
Quote of the Day:
"Puberty is the sickest joke God plays on us. So you're just noticing members of the other sex: "Girls girls, oooh". Naturally you want to look your best, and God says "No! You will look the worst you've ever looked in your life!"
- Eddie Izzard
On This Day;
1845 UK
The Portland Vase, a 10-inch Roman glass vessel, was smashed by a hooligan while on loan to the British Museum. It was successfully restored.
The Portland Vase, a 10-inch Roman glass vessel, was smashed by a hooligan while on loan to the British Museum. It was successfully restored.
1976 UK
Two women made sporting history: Joan Bazely became the first woman referee of an all-male football match at Croydon, and Diana Thorne became the first woman jockey to win under National Hunt Rules.
Two women made sporting history: Joan Bazely became the first woman referee of an all-male football match at Croydon, and Diana Thorne became the first woman jockey to win under National Hunt Rules.
1990 USSR
The Central Committee agreed to end communist monopoly on power, paving the way for a multi-party democracy.
The Central Committee agreed to end communist monopoly on power, paving the way for a multi-party democracy.
1964 US
Beatlemania, American style, arrives as the Beatles fly in to Kennedy Airport at the start of their first tour of the United States.
Beatlemania, American style, arrives as the Beatles fly in to Kennedy Airport at the start of their first tour of the United States.
1914 US
Charlie Chaplin makes his first screen appearance in his popular 'Little Tramp' role, in the film 'Kid Auto Races at Venice'.
Charlie Chaplin makes his first screen appearance in his popular 'Little Tramp' role, in the film 'Kid Auto Races at Venice'.
2005 UK
Britain's Ellen MacArthur breaks the world record for the fastest solo sail around the world.
Britain's Ellen MacArthur breaks the world record for the fastest solo sail around the world.
1992 Europe
The Maastricht Treaty. 12 nations sign up to large scale agricultural fiddles, straight cucumbers & awesome amounts of regulation.
The Maastricht Treaty. 12 nations sign up to large scale agricultural fiddles, straight cucumbers & awesome amounts of regulation.
A quick sip from the trivia cup:
Charlie Chaplin once won third place in a Charlie Chaplin look-alike contest.
Charlie Chaplin once won third place in a Charlie Chaplin look-alike contest.
- Sign: Aquarius
- Colour: Blue
- Element: Air
- Stone: Topaz
- Metal: Uranium
- Planet: Uranus
The Week of Youth and Ease. The Aquarius 2 period takes Youth and Ease as its central image. Paradoxically, this period can be related in human terms to the years of a person's early to mid seventies. In fact, a bond with children may spring up at this time (particularly one's own grandchildren), and thus the maturity of wisdom of old age can mesh with the open and wonder-filled world of the child. At this stage of life very youthful impulses can surface - indeed, some report a kind of 'second childhood'.
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