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Celebrities with life path 12
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Joshua Wong: Chinese activist
Dakota Fanning: American actress
Bonnie Wright: British actress
Ed Sheeran: English singer-songwriter
John Tavares: Canadian ice hockey player
José Altuve: Venezuelan professional baseball second baseman
HolaSoyGerman [Germán Garmendia]: Chilean YouTube star
Tyler Joseph: American singer-songwriter
Rihanna: Barbadian singer-songwriter
Colin Kaepernick: American football player
Maria Sharapova: Russian tennis player
Ellen Page: Canadian actress
Wayne Rooney: English soccer midfielder
Lily Allen: English singer-songwriter
Emile Hirsch: American actor
Cristiano Ronaldo: Portuguese footballer
Kenneth Emil Petersen: Danish footballer
Katy Perry [Katheryn Elizabeth Hudson]: American Pop Singer
Edward Snowden: American NSA contractor who leaked classified information
Kim Jong-un: Supreme Leader of North Korea
Misty Copeland: American ballerina
Malene Mortensen: Danish singer
Lynsi Snyder: Forbes billionaire 2018
Kelly Clarkson: American singer and winner of the inaugural season of TV series American Idol
Seth Rogen: Canadian actor and writer
Kate Middleton: Duchess of Cambridge [Kate Middleton], English wife of Crown Prince William
Joe Gebbia: Forbes billionaire 2018
Zara Phillips: English daughter of Princess Anne
Josh Groban: American singer
Julie Lund: Danish actress
Garett Camp: Forbes billionaire 2018
Emmanuel Macron: French politician, President of France
Tina Dico: Danish singer-songwriter
Claus Jensen: Danish footballer
Ronan Keating: Bayside Irish singer
Alejandro Santo Domingo: Forbes billionaire 2018
Søren Friis: Danish footballer
Reese Witherspoon: American actress
Ronnie O'Sullivan: British snooker player
Jonah Lomu: New Zealand rugby union winger
Chris Sacca: Forbes billionaire 2018
Svend-Allan Sørensen: Danish artist
Kelly Jones: Welsh singer
Steve Nash: Canadian NBA guard
Sachin Tendulkar: Indian cricketer
Cameron Diaz: American actress
Zinédine Zidane: French soccer midfielder/Real Madrid manager
Selma Blair: American actress
Martin Brodeur: NHL goalie
Andrey Melnichenko: Forbes billionaire 2018
Winona Ryder: American actress
Ma Huateng: Forbes billionaire 2018
Snoop Dogg [Calvin Broadus]: rapper
Mary J. Blige: American R&B singer-songwriter
King Pak Fu: Forbes billionaire 2018
Vince Vaughn: American actor
Michael Platt: Forbes billionaire 2018
Kylie Minogue: Australian pop star and singer
Eric Douglas: Forbes billionaire 2018
Celine Dion: Canadian singer
Kim Jung-Ju: Forbes billionaire 2018
LL Cool J: American rapper
Jamie Foxx: American actor
Noel Gallagher: English pop musician
Karina Orum: Danish golfer
Stelios Haji-Ioannou: British entrepreneur
Shania Twain: Canadian singer
Brooke Shields: American model/actress
Yasumitsu Shigeta: Forbes billionaire 2018
Alexander Anatolyevich Ponomarenko: Forbes billionaire 2018
Janeane Garofalo: American comedienne
Oleg Boyko: Forbes billionaire 2018
Ma Yun: Forbes billionaire 2018
Jürgen Klinsmann: German footballer and manager
Dan Brown: American author of thriller fiction
Lars Ulrich: Danish/US heavy metal drummer
Peter Schmeichel: Danish footballer
Alan Howard: Forbes billionaire 2018
James Hetfield: American heavy metal rocker
Henri Leconte: French tennis player
Stefan von Holtzbrinck: Forbes billionaire 2018
Elena Baturina: Forbes billionaire 2018
Jon Stewart [Jonathan Stuart Leibowitz]: American Comedian
Jodie Foster: American actress
Carl Cook: Forbes billionaire 2018
Hana Mandlíková: Czech tennis player
Henadiy Boholyubov: Forbes billionaire 2018
Kent Nielsen: Danish footballer and football coach
Reggie White: American NFL defensive end
Abigail Pierrepont Johnson: Forbes billionaire 2018
Yuri Milner: Forbes billionaire 2018
Tran Dinh Long: Forbes billionaire 2018
Vladimir Olegovich Potanin: Forbes billionaire 2018
Stephen Bisciotti: Forbes billionaire 2018
Ba Duong Tran: Forbes billionaire 2018
Stephen A Feinberg: Forbes billionaire 2018
Erivan Haub: Forbes billionaire 2018
Jorn Rausing: Forbes billionaire 2018
Michael Hutchence: Australian rock vocalist/actor
Weird Al Yankovic [Alfred Matthew]: American parody singer
Kenneth Tuchman: Forbes billionaire 2018
Carlos Rodriguez-Pastor: Forbes billionaire 2018
Lawrence Taylor: American NFL player who is considered the greatest linebacker in history
Annette Bening: American actress
Alec Baldwin: American actor
Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha: Forbes billionaire 2018
Karl Scheufele, III.: Forbes billionaire 2018
Jaime Gilinski Bacal: Forbes billionaire 2018
Richard Tsai: Forbes billionaire 2018
Glenn Dubin: Forbes billionaire 2018
El Chapo: Mexican drug lord and escape artist
Ivan Glasenberg: Forbes billionaire 2018
Stefan Pierer: Forbes billionaire 2018
Mae Jemison: 1st African American woman in space
Mima Jausovec: Yugoslavian tennis player
Leonid Fedun: Forbes billionaire 2018
Steven Anthony Ballmer: Forbes billionaire 2018
Aras Agalarov: Forbes billionaire 2018
Finn Rausing: Forbes billionaire 2018
Leonid Viktorovich Mikhelson: Forbes billionaire 2018
Leonid Simanovsky: Forbes billionaire 2018
Dennis Martínez: Nicaraguan baseball pitcher
Idan Ofer: Forbes billionaire 2018
John de Mol: Forbes billionaire 2018
Mo Yan: Chinese novelist and nobel laureate
John Grisham: American writer
Kevin Costner: American actor
Henry Samueli: American NHL team owner
Andrej Babis: Czech businessman and politician, Prime Minister of Czech republic
François Hollande: 24th President of France
Alijan Ibragimov: Forbes billionaire 2018
Jackie Chan: Hong Kong martial arts actor
John Travolta: American actor
Georgina Hope Rinehart: Forbes billionaire 2018
Denis Potvin: Canadian born NHL defenseman
Keith Hernandez: MLB 1st baseman
Paul Krugman: American economist and New York Times columnist
Andrew Beal: Forbes billionaire 2018
Thomas Siebel: Forbes billionaire 2018
Larry Fink: American chairman and CEO of BlackRock
Harvey Weinstein: American film producer
Steven Seagal: American actor
David Shaw: Forbes billionaire 2018
David Cheriton: Forbes billionaire 2018
Hamilton James: Forbes billionaire 2018
Richard Oetker: Forbes billionaire 2018
Gilbert Perreault: Canadian NHL center
Robbie Coltrane: Scottish actor
Julius Erving: American Basketball Hall of Fame forward
Maurice Gibb: English rocker
Robin Gibb: English rocker
Manuel Villar: Forbes billionaire 2018
Jeff Bridges: American actor
António Guterres: 114th Prime Minister of Portugal
Marc Garneau: Canadian astronaut
Steven Tisch: Forbes billionaire 2018
Glenn Frey: American rock vocalist
Dave Cowens: American NBA forward
John Carpenter: American film director
Hillary Rodham Clinton: US 1st Lady
Enos Stanley Kroenke: Forbes billionaire 2018
Carlos Santana: Mexican rock guitarist
Larry David: American actor, comedian and screen-writer
Shirin Ebadi: Iranian lawyer, human rights activist and 1st Iranian Muslim woman to receive a Nobel Peace Prize
Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo: President of the Philippines
Alan Sugar: English multi-millionaire/computer manufacturer
David Bowie: English singer-songwriter
Peter Martins: Danish dancer and choreographer
Murdaya Poo: Forbes billionaire 2018
N.R. Narayana Murthy: Indian businessman
Giorgio Perfetti: Forbes billionaire 2018
Ken Starr: American lawyer who Investigated Bill Clinton
C. Dean Metropoulos: Forbes billionaire 2018
Patrizio Bertelli: Forbes billionaire 2018
Valdemar Bandolowski: Danish sailor
Thomas Schmidheiny: Forbes billionaire 2018
Franz Beckenbauer: German footballer
William Macaulay: Forbes billionaire 2018
Martin Ebner: Forbes billionaire 2018
Tim Rice: English lyricist
Bernard Broermann: Forbes billionaire 2018
Richard Yuengling, Jr.: Forbes billionaire 2018
Jerry Jones: American businessman and owner of the Dallas Cowboys
Elaine Wynn: Forbes billionaire 2018
Erik Paulsson: Forbes billionaire 2018
Glen Taylor: Forbes billionaire 2018
Heinz Hermann Thiele: Forbes billionaire 2018
Heidi Horten: Forbes billionaire 2018
Faye Dunaway: American actress
Chuck McKinley: American tennis player
Herbie Hancock: American pianist
Erik Hansen: Danish 1K kayaker
Seamus Heaney: Irish poet and playwright
Robert "Evel" Knievel: American motorcycle daredevil
Paul Martin: 21st Prime Minister of Canada
Peter Jennings: news anchor
Bill Cosby: American actor and comedian
J. Hyatt Brown: Forbes billionaire 2018
Tom Stoppard: Czech-born British playwright
Mortimer Zuckerman: Forbes billionaire 2018
Sybill Storz: Forbes billionaire 2018
Billy Dee Williams: Harlem actor
Merle Haggard: country singer
Pope Francis [Jorge Mario Bergoglio]: Catholic Pope
Mary Travers: American folk singer
Silvio Berlusconi: former Prime Minister of Italy
Andrew Grove: Hungarian-American pioneer in the semiconductor industry and one of the founders and CEO of Intel
Wilt Chamberlain: American College & Basketball Hall of Fame center
Francois Pinault: Forbes billionaire 2018
Drayton McLane, Jr.: Forbes billionaire 2018
George Lyle Lindemann: Forbes billionaire 2018
Gary Player: South African golfer
Charles de Ganahl Koch: Forbes billionaire 2018
Robert Henry Lawrence: Jr., 1st African-American astronaut and U.S. Air Force major
Ghita Nørby: Danish actress
Maggie Smith: English actress
Ken Rosewall: Australian tennis player
Manuel Noriega: Panamanian general and dictator
Gordon Getty: American businessman and heir of J. Paul Getty
Jalal Talabani: Iraqi-Kurdish politician and President of Iraq
Amartya Sen: Indian economist and Nobel Prize laureate
Hobart "Hobie" Alter: American surf and sailing entrepreneur and pioneer who created the Hobie Cat
Nina Simone: American singer and civil rights activist
Robert Pettit: American NBA star
Chuck Noll: NFL coach
Randall Rollins: Forbes billionaire 2018
William Shatner: Canadian author, director and actor
Ib Norholm: Danish composer and organist
Robert Evans: American director and actor
Edward Crosby Johnson: Forbes billionaire 2018
Edward Johnson, IV: Forbes billionaire 2018
Malcolm Fraser: Prime Minister of Australia
Sarik Tara: Forbes billionaire 2018
Teh Hong Piow: Forbes billionaire 2018
Alan Gerry: Forbes billionaire 2018
Mike Ilitch: American businessman
Imelda Marcos: Filipino politician and First Lady of the Philippines
Anne Frank: Dutch Diarist and Jewish victim of the Nazi Holocaust
Audrey Hepburn: British actress
W. Herbert Hunt: Forbes billionaire 2018
Jacques Plante: Canadian Ice Hockey goalie who was the first to wear a goaltender mask
Noam Chomsky: American linguist
John Nash: American mathematician
James Watson: American molecular biologist, geneticist and zoologist
Antione : American rhythm & blues star of the early rock ’n’ roll era
Neil Simon: American playwright
Manuel Moroun: Forbes billionaire 2018
Albert Uderzo: French cartoonist and script writer
Pope Benedict XVI: Catholic Pope
Bernard Lewis: Forbes billionaire 2018
Patricia Neal: American actress
Robert F. Kennedy: American politician
Robert Altman: American screenwriter, producer and director
Douglas Engelbart: American computer scientist
Shirley Chisholm: 1st African American congresswoman
Robert Mugabe: Zimbabwean revolutionary, Prime Minister of Zimbabwe
Ned Rorem: composer and author
Gyorgy Ligeti: Hungarian classical composer
David Murdock: Forbes billionaire 2018
Judy Garland: American actress and singer
Iannis Xenakis: Romanian-born, Greek-French composer, music theorist, and architect who helped revolutionize 20th century classical music
Doris Day [Kappelhoff]: American singer, animal welfare activist and actress known as the "girl next door" actress
Andrei Sakharov: Russian nuclear physicist and an activist for disarmament, peace and human rights
Sugar Ray Robinson [Walter Smith]: American middle/welterweight boxer
Lis Hartel: Danish equestrian dressage
Yul Brynner: Russian-Swiss actor
Pierre Trudeau: 15th Canadian Prime Minister
Leif Kayser: Danish composer and organist
Spiro Agnew: American politician
Ted Williams: American baseball player and last player in MLB to bat over .400 in a single season
Guy Gibson: British aviator who led the Dambusters
Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan: 1st President of the United Arab Emirates
Spike Milligan: Irish-British actor and comedian
Indira Gandhi: 4th Prime Minister of India
James Herriot [Alfred Wight]: English veterinarian and novelist
P. W. Botha: President of South Africa
Harry Morgan: American actor
Thomas Merton: French-American Catholic writer and Trappist monk
Alec Guinness: British actor
George Reeves: American actor
Archie Moore: American light-heavyweight boxing champion
Vivien Leigh: English actress
William Hewlett: American engineer and businessman
William J. Casey: American head of the CIA during the Iran-contra scandal
Loretta Young: American actress
Werner von Braun: German rocket scientist
Mahalia Jackson: American gospel singer
Joseph Barbera: American animator
Johnny Mercer: American lyricist
Claude Lévi-Strauss: French social anthropologist and ethnologist
Joseph G. Hamilton: American physician who was a pioneer of using radioactive isotopes in disease treatment and diagnosis
Moss Hart: playwright
Salvador Dali: Spanish surrealist artist
Cecil Frank Powell: English physicist who discovered pion
Amy Johnson: British pilot, first female pilot to fly alone Britain to Australia
Bing Crosby [Harry Lillis Crosby]: American actor and singer
Eddie Shore: Canadian NHL hall of famer
Norma Shearer: Canadian-American actress
Thomas E. Dewey: Governor of NY and Republican presidential candidate
Margaret Mead: American anthropologist
Salvatore Quasimodo: Italian poet, critic and translator
Dennis Gabor: Hungarian-British engineer and physicist
C. S. Lewis [Clive Staples]: British sci-fi author
Henry Dixon Cowell: Menlo Park California, composer
Hattie McDaniel: 1st African American actress to win an Oscar
Carl Brisson: Danish actor
Basil Rathbone: South African born British actor
Oliver Hardy: American comic actor
Henry Miller: American author
[George] Bugs Moran: American gangster
Ole Kirk Christiansen: Danish inventor
Ronald Colman: English actor
Groucho Marx [Julius]: American comedian
Joe Malone: Canadian ice hockey center
Boris Pasternak: Russian novelist and poet
Edwin Hubble: American astronomer
Jim Thorpe: American all-round athlete
Niels Bohr: Danish physicist who expanded quantum physics
Chester Nimitz: American admiral who commanded the US Pacific fleet in World War II
Peter Fraser: British-born New Zealand statesman and 24th Prime Minister of New Zealand
Molla Mallory: Norwegian tennis player
Franz Kafka: Czech author
Niels Bjerrum: Danish chemist
Owen D. Young: American industrialist
Thomas J. Watson: Sr., American businessman
Andre Gide: French writer
John Heisman: American football coach who legalized the forward pass, originated the center snap and for which the Heisman Trophy is named
Albert Kahn: American architect
Robert A. Millikan: American physicist
W. E. B. Du Bois: American civil rights activist, writer
Madam C. J. Walker [Sarah Breedlove]: African American entrepreneur
Marie Bregendahl: Danish author
Johann Strauss III: Austrian composer and conductor
Billy the Kid [William H Bonney]: American frontier outlaw
Philippe Pétain: French marshal and Chief of the French State
Arthur Rimbaud: French poet and adventurer
Alice Mary Robertson: American educator, social worker and 2nd woman in US Congress
Jacob Riis: Danish-American social reformer and "muck raking" reporter
Bram Stoker: Irish theater manager and author
John Thompson: 4th Prime Minister of Canada
Pablo de Sarasate: Spanish violinist and composer
Robert Koch: German pioneering bacteriologist
Georg Brandes: [Morris Cohen], Danish literary historian and critic
George Dewey: American admiral, naval hero in Battle of Manila Bay
henrietta : American businesswoman and financier whose wealth and miserliness saw her known as the "Witch of Wall Street"
Edwin Booth: American Shakespearean actor
Levi Strauss: German-born American clothing designer
William Magear Tweed : American politician and corrupt New York fraudster
Charles Tupper: 6th Prime Minister of Canada
James Longstreet: American Confederate general
William Tecumseh Sherman: American Major General in the Union Army
Queen Victoria: Queen of the United Kingdom and Ireland
Charles Dickens: English novelist
Joseph E. Johnston: American military officer
Victor Hugo: French author
Gail Borden: American manufacturer and inventor of condensed milk
Nat Turner: American leader of a major slave rebellion in 1831
Wilhelm Grimm: German story teller
Steen Steensen Blicher: Danish poet and short-story writer
Johann Nepomuk Hummel: composer
Fernando Sor: Spanish composer, baptized in Barcelona, Spain
Jane Austen: English novelist
Friedrich von Schelling: German philosopher
Samuel Taylor Coleridge: English romantic poet
George Canning: British Prime Minister
Isaac Brock: British Army officer
John Quincy Adams: 6th President of the United States
Andrew Jackson: General and 7th US President
Eli Whitney: American inventor
William Grenville: 1st Baron Grenville, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
Robert Burns: Scottish poet
Peter Andreas Heiberg: Danish author and philologist
Alexander Hamilton: US Founding Father and 1st United States Secretary of the Treasury
Muzio Clementi: Italian composer
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe: German social philosopher
Joseph Banks: English botanist and naturalist who accompanied James Cook on board the Endeavour
Thomas Paine: English-American political essayist
Ann Lee: American founder of the Shakers
Richard Arkwright: English industrialist and inventor
Frederick North: Lord North, Prime Minister of Great Britain
Giacomo Casanova: Italian writer, adventurer and famous lover
William Blackstone: English jurist
Adam Gottlob Moltke: Danish statesman
Lauritz de Thurah: Danish architect and architectural writer
Anne Bonny: Irish pirate
George II [Georg August]: King of Great Britain and Ireland, Elector of Hanover
Cotton Mather: American Puritan minister
Prince George of Denmark: Prince Consort of Anne of England
William Kidd: Scottish pirate legend
William Penn: English Philosopher, Quaker and founder of Pennsylvania
Charles Perrault: French author and fairy tale writer
Kurt S Adeler: Danish admiral/ship builder
Johannes Fabricius: Danish astronomer
Frederick Henry: Prince of Orange and stadtholder of Holland, Zeeland, Utrecht, Guelders, and Overijssel
John Smith: English explorer
Guy Fawkes: English Catholic conspirator who was convicted in the "Gunpowder Plot" to blow up the British Parliament
Henry IV: 1st Bourbon King of Navarra
Paracelsus: Swiss physician and alchemist
Guru Nanak: Founder of the religion of Sikhism and the 1st Sikh Guru
James I: King of Scotland
Temür Khan: Second Emperor of the Yuan Dynasty
Kong Valdemar den store: 131 King Valdemar I of Denmark
BC Confucius: Chinese philosopher and founder of Confucianism
St Gregory of Tours: Gallo-Roman chronicler and bishop
BC Julius Caesar: Roman military and political leader
Tom Persson: Forbes billionaire 2018