Taurus Icons: Timeless Legacies

On May 3rd, if you're a tourist, May 3rd is your day to shine, born under that stubborn

bullseye known for grit and grace.

We're talking heavy hitters like political mastermind, Nicolas Machiavelli back in 1469,

perfume king Francois Cody in 1874, and crooner, Bing Crosby in 1903.

Diving deeper into the golden era, you've got actress Mary Astor in 1906, playwright William

Inge in 1913, folk legend Pete.

Seager in 1919, boxing champ Shudderay Robinson in 1921, and Brady Bunch Mom and B. Davis in 1926.

Music flows strong here too, with Godfather of Soul, James Brown dropping in 1933, four

seasons frontman Frankie Valley in 1934.

I has still rocking in 1932, and R.E.O. Speedwagon's Bruce Hall in 1953, now 74.

Fast forward to today's stars, TV's Willie Geist and Mad Men's Christina Hendrix both

turned 51 in 1975, country rocker Eric, church at 49 from 1977, and rising talents like

Guardians Actress Palm Clementeff and West Side Stories Rachel Zegler, just 25 from 2001.

From philosophers plotting power moves to rappers and actors owning stages, May 3rd proves

Taurus Breed's timeless icons who build legacies that, last, stay in the know with entertainment

and celebrity news today, AI-powered updates.

I'm Corey with The Story.