Teena Marie
Celebrated American singer, multi-instrumentalist, and songwriter crowned the 'Ivory Queen of Soul', famous for Lovergirl, Square Biz, and her landmark Motown legal victory.
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Celebrated American singer, multi-instrumentalist, and songwriter crowned the 'Ivory Queen of Soul', famous for Lovergirl, Square Biz, and her landmark Motown legal victory.
Cult French film director, screenwriter, and novelist renowned as a pioneer of poetic European fantastique cinema and atmospheric vampire films.
Acclaimed American filmmaker whose celebrated works include Breakfast at Tiffany's, Days of Wine and Roses, 10, Victor/Victoria, and the beloved Pink Panther series.
Founding master of the Commedia all'italiana genre, whose classics Big Deal on Madonna Street and The Great War combined biting social satire, human tragedy, and laughter.
Canadian-American actor who redefined cinematic comedy with his deadpan delivery in parody classics Airplane! and The Naked Gun series after a distinguished dramatic career.
Legendary Italian-American film producer who produced over 500 films, bringing Italian neorealism to international prominence and producing Hollywood spectacles like Serpico and Dune.
Acclaimed African American operatic soprano and mezzo-soprano renowned for her blazing vocal intensity, regal stage presence, and triumphant triumphs at La Scala, Covent Garden, and the Met.
Celebrated Jamaican reggae singer and songwriter dubbed 'The Cool Ruler', whose smooth vocals and impeccable tailoring defined the Lovers Rock and roots reggae genres.
Dashing British actor, director, and producer renowned for playing Simon Doyle in Death on the Nile, starring in television series Manimal, and playing Dr. Harry Harper on BBC's Casualty.
Beloved Spanish character actor whose warmth and gentle comic humanity illuminated over 300 films and plays, including Welcome Mr. Marshall! and Elsa & Fred.
Pioneering soul titan crowned the 'King of Rock 'n' Soul', whose gospel-infused hits like Cry to Me and Everybody Needs Somebody to Love helped invent Atlantic soul music.
Australian dramatic coloratura soprano acclaimed as 'La Stupenda', who spearheaded the mid-20th-century revival of the bel canto opera repertoire alongside conductor Richard Bonynge.
Beloved French chanson singer and actress who originated the title role in the musical Irma la Douce and charmed generations as Rachel Carmin in Plus belle la vie.
Pioneering American film and stage director whose radical 1967 masterpiece Bonnie and Clyde shattered cinematic conventions and inaugurated the New Hollywood era.
American actress whose extraordinary 80-year career spanned the Golden Age of Hollywood horror classics and an Oscar-nominated turn as 101-year-old Rose Dawson in Titanic (1997).
One of the most successful American pop singers of the 1950s, scoring thirty-five Top 40 hits including Anytime and Oh! My Pa-Pa, and father of actress Carrie Fisher.
Master stage and film actor who played pivotal roles in world-renowned cinematic classics including Gillo Pontecorvo's 'The Battle of Algiers' and 'Hors-la-loi'.
Prolific French film director who launched the French New Wave with Le Beau Serge (1958) and created fifty feature films dissecting bourgeois hypocrisy and crime with Hitchcockian precision.