GROUPS
Famous People Who Died on January 18
FEATURED VIDEO
Featured People
See all Famous People Who Died on January 18 (7)
-
Rudyard Kipling
- In these groups:
- Famous Capricorns
- Famous People Born in 1865
- Famous People Born on December 30
Rudyard Kipling
Writer / 1865 - 1936
Rudyard Kipling was an English author, famous for his works: Just So Stories, The Jungle Book and "Gunga Din." He received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1907.
-
Cecil Beaton
- In these groups:
- Best Costume Design Oscar Winners
- Famous Capricorns
- Famous Photographers
Cecil Beaton
Photographer, Writer / 1904 - 1980
Sir Cecil Beaton was an English fashion photographer who is also known for his work as a diarist, interior designer, and Oscar-winning stage and costume designer.
-
John Tyler
- In these groups:
- Famous Arians
- U.S. Presidents
- U.S. Vice Presidents
John Tyler
U.S. President, U.S. Vice President, U.S. Representative, U.S. Governor / 1790 - 1862
John Tyler was the 10th president of the United States.
-
Charles Ponzi
- In these groups:
- White Collar Criminals
- Famous Pisceans
- Famous People Named Charles
Charles Ponzi
White Collar Criminal / 1882 - 1949
Charles Ponzi was best known for the financial crimes he committed when he conned investors into giving him millions of dollars, and paid them returns with other investors' money.
-
Roy DeMeo
- In these groups:
- Infamous Mobsters
- Ugly Inside and Out
- Famous Virgoans
Roy DeMeo
Organized Crime Boss / 1942 - 1983
Roy DeMeo is best known for his time in the New York mafia, especially the Gambino crime family.
-
Sydney Greenstreet
- In these groups:
- Famous Capricorns
- Famous Actors
- Famous Film Actors
Sydney Greenstreet
Film Actor / 1879 - 1954
The heavy set British actor Sydney Greenstreet made a name for himself as a character actor, taking on villainous, scheming roles, such as Kasper Gutman in The Maltese Falcon.
Similar Groups
- Famous People Who Died on January 1
- Famous People Who Died on January 2
- Famous People Who Died on January 3
- Famous People Who Died on January 4
- Famous People Who Died on January 5
- Famous People Who Died on January 6
- Famous People Who Died on January 7
- Famous People Who Died on January 8
- Famous People Who Died on January 9
- Famous People Who Died on January 10
-
- Famous People Who Died on January 11
- Famous People Who Died on January 12
- Famous People Who Died on January 13
- Famous People Who Died on January 14
- Famous People Who Died on January 15
- Famous People Who Died on January 16
- Famous People Who Died on January 17
- Famous People Who Died on January 19
- Famous People Who Died on January 20
- Famous People Who Died on January 21
- Famous People Who Died on January 22
- Famous People Who Died on January 23
- Famous People Who Died on January 24
- Famous People Who Died on January 25
- Famous People Who Died on January 26
- Famous People Who Died on January 27
- Famous People Who Died on January 28
- Famous People Who Died on January 29
- Famous People Who Died on January 30
- Famous People Who Died on January 31
- Famous People Who Died in January
profile name: Rudyard Kipling profile occupation: Writer
profile id: 9512796
profile name: John Tyler profile occupation: U.S. President, U.S. Vice President, U.S. Representative, U.S. Governor
profile id: 20650909
profile name: Charles Ponzi profile occupation: White Collar Criminal
profile id: 38501
profile name: Cecil Beaton profile occupation: Photographer, Writer
profile id: 329434
profile name: Roy DeMeo profile occupation: Organized Crime Boss
profile id: 20702429
profile name: Sydney Greenstreet profile occupation: Film Actor
Your Connections
Sign in with Facebook to see how you and your friends are connected to famous icons.
Shop Bio
Other groups you may
be interested in
-
Famous Jazz Musicians
Famous Jazz Musicians
View groupWith its roots in the blues, jazz has been referred to as America's classical music, yet has also become a major global phenomenon, branching off into a variety of forms. Earlier pioneers like Scott Joplin and Jelly Roll Morton paved the way for the swinging big-band sounds of Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington. In contrast, contemporaries Dizzie Gillespie, Charlie Parker and Thelonious Monk developed bebop, with its speedy, dissonant harmonies and improvisations. And Miles Davis heralded the birth of cool jazz, modal jazz and fusion at different points in his career. Famous jazz instrumentalists have tended to be male, yet women have been at the forefront of the genre when it comes to vocalization, from the brassy blues of Bessie Smith to the haunting eclecticism of Nina Simone.
29 people in this group
-
Sparks On The Set
Sparks On The Set
View groupMost people get to know their co-workers well...and sometimes working together can even lead to romance. Just like in the office, many Hollywood stars find romance at work—or rather, on the set. Some of the most famous couples in Hollywood history met while making a film, including Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor, Joanne Woodward and Paul Newman, and Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt. Here's a look at the famous actors and actresses whose chemistry set off sparks on the set.
57 people in this group
-
Historic Hair Band Members
17 people in this group

June Carter Cash
Musical Monikers
Justin Bieber
My Ghost Story
I Survived
Babe Ruth
Johnny Cash
Georgia O'Keefe
I Survived


