Neil Diamond (b. 1941) is a legendary American singer and hitmaker. With over a hundred million records sold, his grandiose arrangements and the generational anthem "Sweet Caroline" cemented his brilliant legacy in global popular music.
A former human rights lawyer and President of South Korea (2017-2022), Moon Jae-in (b. 1953) was the architect of diplomatic reconciliation with the North. Retired at his rural residence in Yangsan, he maintains unquestionable moral authority over the South Korean center-left and the peace movement on the peninsula.
Premier of Western Australia (WA), Roger Cook (b. 1967) leads the state that powers the country’s mining economy. With an agenda focused on natural resource development (iron and gas) and green hydrogen innovation, he is a powerful voice in federal coordination and national defense matters.
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Beth Gibbons, lead singer of the band Portishead, known for her distinctive voice and contributions to landmark albums such as “Dummy” and “Portishead”, was born.