Thomas Edison, American inventor and businessman, was born on February 11, 1847. Famous for inventing the incandescent light bulb and the phonograph, he died on October 18, 1931.
Sérgio Mendes, a Brazilian pianist and composer who became a global icon of Bossa Nova. Famous for his group "Brasil 66" and the hit "Mas Que Nada", his career spanned six decades, blending Brazilian rhythms with jazz and pop, and collaborating with legends like Frank Sinatra.
Jennifer Aniston (b. 1969) is an iconic American actress. After making history in the comedy "Friends", she reinvented her career with a visceral dramatic performance in "The Morning Show", playing Alex Levy, an anchor at the epicenter of complex power dynamics.
With an incisive style and devastating oratory, Ebba Busch rescued the Christian Democrats from irrelevance, transforming them into an indispensable partner of the Swedish right. Addressing issues such as family, nuclear power, and public safety in an uncomplicated manner, she assumed the position of Deputy Prime Minister, consolidating her influence.