2 Ludacris(Rapper)
3 Ferdinand Marcos(Former President of the Philippines)
Ferdinand Marcos served as the tenth president of the Philippines. Marcos' rule was marked by brutality, extravagance, and corruption, making him the most controversial leader of his generation. Deemed a kleptocrat, Marcos' dictatorship caused an economic collapse during which the country suffered greatly. He was removed from power in 1986 after a series of protests called the People Power Revolution.
4 Bashar al-Assad(President of Syria)
Bashar al-Assad is the current president of Syria and has been serving in this position since 17 July 2000. Over the years, he has also had a major impact on Syria as the commander-in-chief of the country's Armed Forces. In 2011, his decision to impose military sieges on protesters participating in the Arab Spring resulted in the ongoing Syrian Civil War.
5 Harry Connick Jr.(American singer)
Grammy-winning singer-actor Harry Connick Jr. was born to a lawyer mother and an attorney father, who also owned a record store. He mastered the piano as a child and formed his first jazz band at 10. He later soared to fame with the multi-platinum soundtrack of When Harry Met Sally...
6 Kygo(DJ Best Known for His December 2013 Remix of 'I See Fire' & 2014 Remix of 'Firestone')
7 O. Henry(Short Story Writer)
8 Tyler Lee Hoechlin(Actor)
9 Virginia Madsen(Actress)
Virginia Madsen is an American actress. Over the years, Madsen has contributed to the success of several films and TV series, such as Fire with Fire, Modern Girls, Moonlighting, and American Dreams. She is also credited with establishing Title IX Productions, a film production company which she started in 2008.
10 D. H. Lawrence(Writer)
English writer, D. H. Lawrence, was known for exploring sensitive issues, such as sexuality, emotional health, and instinct. In his works, he often reflected upon the dehumanizing effects of modernity and industrialization. The sexual nature of his writings earned him many enemies. Even though he died at the relatively young age of 44, he left behind a rich literary legacy.
11 Franz Beckenbauer(Football Player)
12 Bear Bryant(American Football Player)
Bear Bryant was an American football player who represented the Crimson Tide of the University of Alabama. Bryant is remembered for his illustrious career as a coach. He served as the head coach of the Crimson Tide for 25 years, during which he helped his team win six national championships. He is regarded as the greatest college football coach ever.
13 Maria Bartiromo(The First TV Journalist to Broadcast from the Floor of the "New York Stock Exchange".)
14 Tom Landry(American Football Player)
15 Kristy McNichol(Actress)
Kristy McNichol is a retired American comedian, singer, and actress. After being born into a middle-class family, McNichol started acting at a young age and went on to become one of the most popular teen stars of her generation. After her retirement, Kristy McNichol devoted her time to charity work and taught acting in Los Angeles.
16 Moby(Musician)

17 Ed Reed(Football player)

18 Shaun Livingston(Basketball player)
19 Lola Falana(Singer)
20 Elizabeth Henstridge(Actress)

21 Amy Madigan(Actress)
22 Roxann Dawson(Actress)
23 Paul Heyman(Writer)

24 Dan Quinn(Coach)

25 Willi Herold(Military personnel)

26 Earl Holliman(Actor)

27 Tommy Shaw(Musician)

28 Jacoby Ellsbury(Baseball Player)
29 John Hawkes(actor, television actor, film actor)

30 Arvo Pärt(Estonian Composer Who Has Invented a Compositional Technique named 'Tintinnabuli')

31 Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya(Politician)

32 Vinoba Bhave(Indian Social Reformer and Philosopher Best Known for the 'Bhoodan Movement')
Vinoba Bhave was an Indian social reformer and advocate of human rights and nonviolence. A close associate of Mahatma Gandhi, Bhave played an important role in the Indian freedom movement. In 1958, he became the first person to receive the Ramon Magsaysay Award for Community Leadership. In 1983, Vinoba Bhave was posthumously honored with the prestigious Bharat Ratna award.
33 Theodor W. Adorno(Philosopher)
One of the most prominent intellectuals of the 20th century, Theodor Adorno was a pioneer of the Frankfurt School of Critical Theory and despised the culture industry. Born to a singer mother, the German sociologist grew up amid music and could even play Beethoven on the piano by 12.
34 Herbert Lom(Czech Actor Renowned For His Versatility)

Herbert Lom was a Czech actor best remembered for his versatility as he portrayed suave villains during his younger days and then moved on to playing professional men as he aged. He also proved his comedy skills in The Pink Panther franchise. Lom worked well into his 80s before retiring in 2002. He died 10 years later in his sleep.
35 Jonny Buckland(Guitarist)

36 Mungo Park(Explorer)
37 E. G. Daily(Actress)

38 Craig Cash(Actor, Comedian)

39 Cameron Richardson(Actress)
40 Julia Nickson-Soul(Actress)

41 SoMo(Singer-songwriter)
43 Mike Comrie(Ice hockey player)

44 Mike Moustakas(Baseball Player)

45 Hawley Harvey Crippen(Homeopath & Killer of His Wife)
46 Jeh Johnson(Lawyer)

47 Barry Sheene(Motorcycle racer)

48 Anne Ramsay(Actress)

49 Han Kwang-song(Association football player)

50 Ben Lee(Award-winning singer, guitarist, and actor who sang "Cigarettes Will Kill You" and "Catchy My Disease.")
