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Born Curtis James Jackson the Third on July 6th in 1975, 50 Cent is an African-American rapper who rose to fame after his first two albums, and selling over six million albums worldwide. Jackson is known for image, and prides himself on being shot nine times and surviving the ordeal, though police statements have since revealed that those nine times were done with three bullets. Jackson grew up in New York in poverty-stricken circumstances, and moved in with his grandparents after his mother was killed during a drug deal when he was eight years old.

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Born William Bradley Pitt in Oklahoma on the 18th of December in 1963, he has since become one of the most prolific actors in the popular motion pictures of our time, but he began by being raised in Missouri shortly after his birth. During his time in school, Pitt became involved in many extracurricular activities such as sports and debating, but took to acting early on in school musicals and the like. In college, he attended a school of journalism, but was two credits shy of graduating before leaving to try his hand in Hollywood.

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Michael Jeffery Jordan was born in 1963 on February 17th, and retired from the scene from which he exploded when others were beginning to make names for themselves, throughout his prolific career from the Eighties to the Nineties he has been a truly outstanding basketball player and coach. Jordan has been considered a remarkable asset at both ends of the spectrum in relation to how the sport is played and how it is viewed, and elementally instrumental in making the sport a worldwide forum for fans of all generations and nationalities.

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When Tiger Woods first appeared on the professional golf scene in 1996, his long driving is one of the things that impressed fans the most. Yet when he didn’t upgrade his equipment in the following years, several of his opponents came closer to him and even caught up in the standings. This pattern became apparent throughout the 2002-2003 PGA Tour seasons.

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Armstrong began competing in adult competitions from the age of fourteen as a triathlete, and soon became understood that an aptitude for cycling was his skill, receiving an invitation to join the Junior National Cycling Team in training at the age of seventeen. On October 2 of 1996, he was diagnosed with testicular cancer that had spread to his lungs and brain, and he continued with training after removal of his right testicle and two brain lesions and extensive chemotherapy to cure the cancer.

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