Reality television personality Khloé Kardashian has starred on 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians,' 'Khloé and Lamar,' 'Celebrity Apprentice' and 'The X Factor.'

• Reality Television Star
  (1984–)

American educator Helen Keller overcame the adversity of being blind and deaf to become one of the 20th century's leading humanitarians, as well as co-founder of the ACLU.

• Educator, Journalist
  (1880–1968)

Tobey Maguire is a leading Hollywood film actor whose range of work has included The Cider House Rules, Seabisuit, The Great Gatsby and the Spider-Man series.

• Television Actor, Film Actor
  (1975–)

Ukranian figure skater Viktor Petrenko won a gold medal at the 1992 Winter Olympics in Albertville, France.

• Ice Skater, Athlete
  (1969–)

Pop singer Draco Rosa was a member of Menudo and has released a number of successful solo albums in a variety of different languages.

• Singer, Songwriter, Music Producer
  (1969–)

J.J. Abrams is a screenwriter, director and producer known for TV shows including 'Felicity,' 'Alias' and 'Lost,' as well as films including 'Star Trek,' 'Super 8' and 'Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens.'

• Screenwriter, Filmmaker, Actor
  (1966–)

Sam Claflin is a British actor who's starred in big-screen fantasy adventures like Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, Snow White and the Huntsman, and The Hunger Games: Catching Fire.

• Television Actor, Film Actor
  (1986–)

In 2011, Kelly Ayotte was elected to represent New Hampshire in the U.S. Senate, after previously serving as the state's attorney general.

• Legal Professional, U.S. Representative
  (1968–)

Known for balancing modern designs with traditional elegance, Vera Wang is arguably the most prominent designer of bridal wear in America.

• (1949–)

American businessman Ross Perot ran for the U.S. presidency as an independent candidate twice, in 1992 and 1996. He is one of the most successful third-party candidates in American history.

• Business Leader
  (1930–)

Charles Stewart Parnell was a 19th century Irish politician who called for reforms as part of the Home Rule and National Land leagues.

• (1846–1891)

Louis XII was king of France from 1498 and was noted for his disastrous Italian wars and his domestic popularity.

• King
  (1462–1515)

Anarchist and activist Emma Goldman was a fiery (sometimes violent) advocate for peace, free love and birth control in the 1910s.

• Writer
  (1869–1940)

African-American author Paul Laurence Dunbar is best known for his verse and short stories, many of which are written in black dialect.

• Poet, Author
  (1872–1906)

Charles IX was King of France from 1560 until 1574 during the turbulent time of the Wars of Religion.

• King
  (1550–1574)

Lucille Clifton is a poet whose works generally examine family life, racism and gender issues.

• Educator, Poet
  (1936–2010)

M. Carl Holman was a noted 20th century poet, playwright and scholar, as well as the longtime head of the National Urban Coalition.

• Playwright, Academic, Poet, Educator, Civil Rights Activist, Editor
  (1919–1988)

I.A.L. Diamond was a screenwriter who worked with director Billy Wilder on films like Some Like it Hot and Irma La Douce, winning an Oscar for The Apartment.

• Screenwriter
  (1920–1988)