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Billy Williams, Hall of Fame baseball player (Mobile)
 Carnell Williams, NFL player, Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Attalla)
 Cootie Williams, jazz trumpeter (Mobile)
 Hank Williams, country musician (Georgiana)
 Hank Williams Jr., country musician (Cullman)
 Holly Williams, country musician (Cullman)
 Lee Williams, professional golfer (Alexander City)
 Nick Williams, NFL player, Kansas City Chiefs (Birmingham)
 Paul Williams, soul singer (Birmingham)
 Josh Willingham, MLB left fielder, Kansas City Royals (Florence)
 James Willis, former NFL linebacker (Huntsville)
 E. O. Wilson, biologist and writer (Birmingham)
 Martha Loftin Wilson, missionary worker, educataor (Clarke County)
 Kathryn Tucker Windham, storyteller and author (Dallas County)
 Jameis Winston, NFL quarterback, Heisman Trophy winner (Bessemer) 
 Reynolds Wolf, meteorologist (Jemison)
 Tobias Wolff, author (Birmingham)
 Roy Wood Jr., stand-up comedian (Birmingham)
 Ray Woodard, "Father of soccer in Alabama" (Pelham)
Tricia Woodgett, screenwriter (Anniston)
 Mark Woodyard, MLB pitcher, Detroit Tigers (Mobile)
 Wesley Wright, MLB pitcher, Baltimore Orioles (Montgomery)
 Tammy Wynette, country singer (Red Bay)
Y 
 YBN Nahmir, rapper (Birmingham)
 Yelawolf, rapper (Gadsden)
 T. J. Yeldon, running back (Daphne)
 Byron York, conservative political columnist (Birmingham)
 Tom York, television personality (Hoover)
 Coleman Young, former mayor of Detroit, Michigan (Tuscaloosa)
 Delmon Young, baseball player (Montgomery)
 Martevious Young, football player (Alexander City)

Z 
 John Zimmerman, professional pair skater and coach (Birmingham)

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People from Alabama
This is a list of notable people born in, or notabe for their relations with the U.S. state of Indiana.

Creators and explorers

 Squire Boone, frontiersman (Laconia)
 Jonathan Jennings, first Governor of Indiana
 Dennis Pennington, first speaker of the house in Indiana, also built the first capitol building (Corydon)
 Spier Spencer, militia leader who died in the Battle of Tippecanoe

Military
Jeremy Michael Boorda, Admiral, Chief of Naval Operations (South Bend)
 Ambrose Burnside, General in the Civil War, sideburns are named after him (Liberty)
 John Howard Cassady U.S. Navy Admiral, Commander in Chief Naval Forces Eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean (Spencer)
 George Rogers Clark, man who conquered Indiana for the United States (Clarksville)
 Sammy L. Davis, Medal of Honor recipient (receiver) from the Vietnam War, U.S. Army (Freedom)
 Jonathan D. George, retired Air Force brigadier general. 9th District congressional candidate (Bedford)
 William Grose, Civil War General (New Castle)
 Scott S. Haraburda, Colonel, U.S. Army. President of the Indiana Society of Professional Engineers (Spencer)
 Horace Meek Hickam, Lieutenant Colonel, U.S. Army Air Corps. Aviation pioneer. The Hickam AFB was named in his honor (Spencer)
 Jonas Ingram, Medal of Honor recipient, Atlantic Fleet commander in World War II (Jeffersonville)
Henry Maston Mullinnix, Rear Admiral, U.S. Navy.  was named in his honor (Spencer)
 John Poindexter, Vice Admiral, U.S. Navy. National Security Advisor to President Ronald Reagan, figure in the Iran-Contra affair (Odon)
 David M. Shoup, Medal of Honor recipient, 22nd Commandant of the Marine Corps (Battle Ground)
 Walter Bedell Smith, General, U.S. Army, chief of staff to General Dwight D. Eisenhower (Indianapolis)
 Raymond Ames Spruance, Admiral, U.S. Navy, Flagship Commander USS Indianapolis (Indianapolis)
 Lew Wallace, General in the Civil War (Crawfordsville)
 Anthony Wayne, known for being mad and overrunning Chief Little Turtle (Fort Wayne)
 Samuel Woodfill, most decorated American soldier in World War I (Jefferson County)
The Hyloscirtus diabolus is a frog. It lives in Peru.  Scientists have seen it in exactly two places: cloud forests on the east side of the Corillera Central mountains.

This frog is large for a tree frog.  Adults frogs can be 82.3–89.2 mm long from nose to rear end not counting the legs.  This frog has thick, strong front legs.  Scientists saw large vomerine teeth in its jaws.  The skin of the back and sides is gray-brown or dark gray in color.  There is some pink and orange color on the insides of the legs.  The skin of the belly is red-gray in color. The climbing disks on the toes are brown in color.  Sometimes there are tiny yellow spots on the toes.  The iris of the eye is dark red in color.

The scientists named the frog diabolus after the Devil.  Its strong front legs, gray skin, bumpy spine, large teeth, and especially its red eyes made it look fearsome to them.  It reminded them of the way artists show the Devil.

References

Frogs of South America
Life of Agony is an American alternative metal band from Brooklyn, New York. It was formed by singer Mina Caputo, bassist Alan Robert and guitarist Joey Z in 1989. The band has released six studio albums. Rolling Stone said their first album, River Runs Red, is one of the greatest metal albums of all time.

Studio albums 

 River Runs Red (1993)
 Ugly (1995)
 Soul Searching Sun (1997)
 Broken Valley (2005)
 A Place Where There's No More Pain (2017)
 The Sound of Scars (2019)

References 

Alternative metal bands
Tsanko Khantov also written as Tzanko Hantov (born 11 August 1976) is a Bulgarian modern pentathlete, fencer and fencing coach.

With fencing Khantov, was junior national epee champion in 1995 and 1996. He became national senior champion in 1998.

In modern pentathlon he participated in the men's individual pentathlon event at the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney. The next year he won the bronze medal at the 2001 World Modern Pentathlon Championships. 

Khantov was a fencing coach for over seven years. He is the owner of the "Windy City Fencing", an epee fencing club in Chicago, where is also the head coach since 2005.

References

Other websites

1976 births
Living people
Modern pentathletes
Sportspeople from Sofia
Fencers
Pentothal (thiopental sodium for injection) is a barbiturate used to help patients relax before receiving general anesthesia with an inhaled medication.

Anesthetics
In economics, shortage is a state or situation in which something needed cannot be obtained in enough amounts.

Economics
Agnes Yewande Savage was born on February 21-1906. She died in 1964. She is a Nigerian doctor and first woman at West Africa to get a college degree in medicine.

References

1906 births
1964 deaths
CAM is a form of carbon fixation in which not much water is lost.

Photosynthesis
The Obama family is a political family based in the United States, who have been active in American politics, public service, law, activism, education and have held many political offices and roles in the state and federal government of the United States.

The Obama's were the first family of the United States from 2009 to 2017, when Barack Obama was the 44th president of the United States.
Barack Obama
American families
Scops owls are owls in the family Strigidae. Scops owls are the genus Otus. They live in the Old World. Otus has more species in it than any other genus of owls. There are 59 species of scops owls. Scops owls are brown, grayish, or reddish in color, but they can have lighter colors on the belly or face. This helps to make them hard to see when they sit in trees. Sometimes, owls in the same spcies look different from each other. Scops owls are small and move easily.  Female scops owls are usually larger than males in the same species.

For a long time, scientists thought screech owls were scops owls too.  Now, scientists think that they are two different groups of owls.

Taxonomy
Taxonomy

The genus Otus was first used in 1769. The Welsh naturalist Thomas Pennant made it for the Indian scops owl (O. bakkamoena). The name comes from the Latin word  and the Greek word  ōtos meaning horned or eared owl (cf. οὖς,  ὠτός, "ear").  Marie Jules César Savigny made the English name "Scops" in 1809. and it comes from the Greek  skōps meaning small owl.

Scientists have changed their minds about which owls should be in Otus and which owls are only their relatives.  For most of the 20th century, scientists said screech owls were also scops owls.  But they changed their minds.  Now, screech owls are in their own genus, Megascops.  Screech owls live in the Americas, and they act differently, live in different places, have different body shapes, and have different DNA from scops owls.

History

Scientists have changed their minds about Otus many times, especially about whether screech owls should be in it or not.  DNA evidence helped them decide.
By the mid-19th century, scientists knew that Otus had more than one genus in it. First, in 1848, scientists made a second genus for screech owls, Megascops. In 1850s, they made other genera for other owls that had been in Otus.  They made Macabra, Ptilopsis, Gymnasio, Gymnoglaux, and Pyrroglaux for different groups of owls.

In the early 20th century, scientists liked the idea of putting species in a few big groups instead of more small groups. The 3rd edition of the AOU checklist in 1910 put the screech owls back in Otus. Although not all scientists agreed about this, it was the most common way to think about owl groups for most of the 20th century. In 1988, some scientists tried to put back all the genera from 140 years earlier by treating them as subgenuses inside Otus. But this did not make sense.  It did not match the evolutionary and phylogenetic information.
In the late 20th century, scientists started to use DNA to tell how animals were related to each other. This changed things for Otus. In 1999, the first mtDNA cytochrome b study of these owls showed that the separate groups were really different genera and not only subgenera.  The scientists said that most of the genera proposed around 1850 were right or close to right. Not all scientists agreed at first, but they did more and more DNA studies.  In time, almost all scientists came to trust DNA. In 2003, the AOU formally decided to take screech owls out of Otus and put them in the genus Megascops.

Species
The genus Otus has 59 species (including 3 extinct species):
Giant scops owl, Otus gurneyi
 White-fronted scops owl, Otus sagittatus
 Reddish scops owl, Otus rufescens
 Serendib scops owl, Otus thilohoffmanni
 Sandy scops owl, Otus icterorhynchus
 Sokoke scops owl, Otus ireneae
 Andaman scops owl, Otus balli
 Flores scops owl, Otus alfredi
 Mountain scops owl, Otus spilocephalus
 Javan scops owl, Otus angelinae
 Mindanao scops owl, Otus mirus
 Luzon scops owl, Otus longicornis
 Mindoro scops owl, Otus mindorensis
 São Tomé scops owl, Otus hartlaubi
 Torotoroka scops owl, Otus madagascariensis – formerly included in O. rutilus
 Rainforest scops owl, Otus rutilus
 Mayotte scops owl, Otus mayottensis – formerly included in O. rutilus
 Karthala scops owl, Otus pauliani
 Anjouan scops owl, Otus capnodes
 Moheli scops owl, Otus moheliensis
† Réunion scops owl, Otus grucheti – extinct, formerly placed in the genus Mascarenotus
† Mauritius scops owl, Otus sauzieri – extinct, formerly placed in the genus Mascarenotus
† Rodrigues scops owl, Otus murivorus – extinct, formerly placed in the genus Mascarenotus
 Pemba scops owl, Otus pembaensis
 Eurasian scops owl, Otus scops
 Cyprus scops owl, Otus cyprius – formerly included in O. scops
 Pallid scops owl, Otus brucei
 Arabian scops owl, Otus pamelae
 African scops owl, Otus senegalensis
 Annobón scops owl, Otus feae – formerly included in O. senegalensis
 Socotra scops owl, Otus socotranus
 Oriental scops owl, Otus sunia
 Ryūkyū scops owl, Otus elegans
 Moluccan scops owl, Otus magicus
 Wetar scops owl, Otus tempestatis
 Sula scops owl, Otus sulaensis
 Biak scops owl, Otus beccarii
 Sulawesi scops owl, Otus manadensis
Banggai scops owl, Otus mendeni
 Siau scops owl, Otus siaoensis
 Sangihe scops owl, Otus collari
 Mantanani scops owl, Otus mantananensis
 Seychelles scops owl, Otus insularis
 Nicobar scops owl, Otus alius
 Simeulue scops owl, Otus umbra
 Enggano scops owl, Otus enganensis
 Mentawai scops owl, Otus mentawi
 Rajah scops owl, Otus brookii
Indian scops owl, Otus bakkamoena
 Collared scops owl, Otus lettia – formerly included in O. bakkamoena
 Japanese scops owl, Otus semitorques – formerly included in O. bakkamoena
 Sunda scops owl, Otus lempiji – formerly included in O. bakkamoena
 Philippine scops owl, Otus megalotis
 Negros scops owl, Otus nigrorum – formerly included in O. megalotis
 Everett's scops owl, Otus everetti – formerly included in O. megalotis
 Palawan scops owl, Otus fuliginosus
 Wallace's scops owl, Otus silvicola
 Rinjani scops owl, Otus jolandae'
 Palau scops owl, Otus podarginus – formerly placed in the monotypic genus Pyrroglaux Principe scops owl, Otus bikegilaTwo extinct species are sometimes placed in the genus:
† Madeiran scops owl, Otus mauli (extinct, c. 15th century)
† São Miguel scops owl, Otus frutuosoi (extinct, c. 15th century)
Possible species

On May 14, 1994, scientists heard what sounded like an Otus owl calling at about 1,000 meters above sea level south of the summit of Camiguin in the Philippines. No scientists had found any scops owls on that island before. Sometimes people discover new species of Otus. There may be another Otus owl living on the island.

Formerly placed here
The fossil record for scops owls does not tell us everything. Some older writings say many species of Otus owls are now extinct, but maybe those owls really belong in different genera:
 "Otus" henrici was a barn owl of the genus Selenornis "Otus" providentiae was a burrowing owl, probably a paleosubspecies
 "Otus" wintershofensis may be close to extant genus Ninox and some material assigned to it belongs into Intutula "Scops" commersoni is a junior synonym of the recently extinct Mauritius owl. Scientists looked at pictures and descriptions that talk about ear tufts; and the subfossil material of this species had been erroneously assigned to tuftless owls.
Evolution
People found scops owl fossils that look like the Eurasian scops-owl on the Spanish island Majorca. The scops and screech owls probably both evolved during the Miocene (like many owls). They probably became separate groups 5 million years ago. Their common ancestor was probably a small owl with ear tufts and feathers on at least the upper tarsus (leg).

Ecology and behaviour

Scops owls voices sound like whistling or a row of high-pitched hoots, fewer than four hoots per second. The owls call like this for social interaction or to scare away other animals.  But different species of scops owls sound different from each other.  Human beings usually know scops owls are nearby because they hear them calling.  Human beings can tell scops owl species apart by their voices. Some, like the Serendib scops owl (Otus thilohoffmanni''), were discovered because birdcall experts could tell their voices were new to them.
Scops owls hunt from perches in landscapes with only a few trees. They live more in areas with old trees with hollows in them.  The animals they like to eat live in hollows. For example, insects, reptiles, and small mammals such as bats and mice and other small birds. The owls will also eat earthworms, amphibians, and aquatic animals without bones. Scops owls can hear very well, which helps them find animals to eat. They also have strong claws and a curved bill, both of which help them tear prey into small pieces that they can eat.

Most scops owls live alone. Most scops owls lay and sit on their eggs in a nest in a hole in a tree.  They do not dig the holes themselves. Instead, they go into holes that other animals made. The female sits on the eggs and the male brings her food.  These birds are monogamous, and both parents take care of the chicks.

References

Other websites 

Birds of Africa
Strigiformes
Birds of Asia
Birds of Europe
Elvis Songs Include 1954's That's all right, 1956's Hound Dog, 1957's Jailhouse Rock and 1956's Heartbreak Hotel.

Billboard Year-End performances

Presley, Elvis
Elvis Presley songs
Lake Natron is a salt or alkaline lake in north Ngorongoro District of Arusha Region in Tanzania. It is in the Gregory Rift, which is the eastern branch of the East African Rift. The lake is inside the Lake Natron Basin, a Ramsar Site wetland of international significance.
 A small part of the lake is in Kenya.

The lake is mainly fed by the Southern Ewaso Ng'iro River, which rises in central Kenya, and by mineral-rich hot springs. It is  less than  deep. Its width depends on its water level. The lake is a maximum of  long and  wide. 

In the surrounding area rain is infrequent. Most of the rain occurs between December and May. The total rainfall is about  per year. Temperatures at the lake are frequently above .
High levels of evaporation have left behind natron (sodium carbonate decahydrate) and trona (sodium sesquicarbonate dihydrate). The alkalinity of the lake can reach a pH of greater than 12. The surrounding bedrock is made of alkaline, sodium-dominated trachyte lavas that were laid down during the Pleistocene period. The lavas have significant amounts of carbonate but very low calcium and magnesium levels. This has allowed the lake to concentrate into a caustic alkaline brine.

The lake is home to a number of wading birds, notably flamingoes. They feed on small crustaceans that live in the lake. In some areas, all three species of Alcolapia can be found. Alcolapia are small fish.

References

Lakes of Africa
Jaylen Brown is a National Basketball Association player. He currently plays on the Boston Celtics. Brown was drafted in 2016 with the 3rd pick.

1996 births
Living people
African-American basketball players
American basketball players
Sportspeople from Georgia (U.S. state)
National Basketball Association players
Bernardston is a town in Franklin County, Massachusetts, United States.

Towns in Massachusetts
Buckland is a town in Franklin County, Massachusetts, United States.

Towns in Massachusetts
Charlemont is a town in Franklin County, Massachusetts, United States.

Towns in Massachusetts
Colrain is a town in Franklin County, Massachusetts, United States.

Towns in Massachusetts
Conway is a town in Franklin County, Massachusetts, United States.

Towns in Massachusetts
Deerfield is a town in Franklin County, Massachusetts, United States.

Towns in Massachusetts
Erving is a town in Franklin County, Massachusetts, United States.

Towns in Massachusetts
Gill is a town in Franklin County, Massachusetts, United States.

Towns in Massachusetts
Hawley is a town in Franklin County, Massachusetts, United States.

Towns in Massachusetts
Surauli Buzurg, is a village  under Sumerpur block, Uttar Pradesh in India. It is near the bank of Yamuna river.

Education
The village has a primary school.

Gallery

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Uttar Pradesh
Ibibio is the native language of the Ibibio people of Nigeria.

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Languages of Nigeria
This is a list of famous hip hop musicians from New York City, USA.

0–9
 2Pac
 3rd Bass
 4th Disciple
 40 Cal.
 50 Cent
 6ix9ine
 60 Second Assassin
 88-Keys
 9th Prince

A
 A.D.O.R.
 A Boogie wit da Hoodie
 A Tribe Called Quest
 Aasim
 Action Bronson
 Ad-Rock
 Aesop Rock
 Afrika Baby Bam
 Afrika Bambaataa
 Afu-Ra
 Agallah
 Akinyele
 AKTHESAVIOR
 Ali Dee Theodore
 Ali Shaheed Muhammad
 All City
 Amil
 Andy Mineo
 Angie Martinez
 ANTHM
 Antoinette
 Apani B
 ASAP Ferg
 ASAP Mob
 ASAP Nast
 ASAP Rocky
 ASAP Twelvyy
 ASAP TyY
 ASAP Yams
 Ashok Kondabolu
 Astro
 Audio Two
 Awkwafina
 Awon
 AZ
 Azealia Banks
B
 Bas
 Beastie Boys
 Beatnuts
 Big Ali
 Big Bank Hank
 Big Body Bes
 Big Daddy Kane
 Big L
 Big Noyd
 Big Pun
 Big Tigger
 Bigg Jus
 Bishop Nehru
 Biz Markie
 Black Market Militia
 Black Moon
 Black Rob
 Black Sheep
 Black Star
 Blaq Poet
 Blinky Blink
 Bobby Shmurda
 Bodega Bamz
 The Bomb Squad
 Boogie Down Productions
 Boot Camp Clik
 Brand Nubian
 Breez Evahflowin'
 Bronx Style Bob
 Brother J
 Buckshot
 Buckwild
 Buff Love
 Busta Rhymes
 Busy Bee Starski

C
 C-Rayz Walz
 Cage
 Cam'ron
 Camp Lo
 Canibus
 Cannibal Ox
 Capital STEEZ
 Capone
 Cappadonna
 Cardi B
 Caushun
 Ced-Gee
 Cella Dwellas
 Channel Live
 Charles Hamilton
 Chaundon
 Cheno Lyfe
 Chi Ali
 Children of the Corn
 Chinx
 Chris Rolle
 Christopher Martin
 Christopher Reid
 Chuck D
 CJ Fly
 CL Smooth
 Coke La Rock
 Conceited
 Consequence
 Cool Calm Pete
 Cormega
 Cory Gunz
 Craig G
 Craig Mack
 Crooklyn Dodgers
 Cuban Link
D
 D.M.C.
 D-Nice
 Da Beatminerz
 Da Bush Babees
 Da King & I
 Daddy-O
 Dai Burger
 Dana Dane
 Danny Boy
 Das EFX
 Das Racist
 Dave East
 David Stones
 Davy DMX
 De La Soul
 dead prez
 Deadly Venoms
 Def Jef
 Def Squad
 Desiigner
 Diamond D
 Digable Planets
 Diggin' in the Crates Crew
 Diggy Simmons
 The Diplomats
 Disco King Mario
 DJ Clue?
 DJ Cocoa Chanelle
 DJ Envy
 DJ Green Lantern
 DJ Hurricane
 DJ Kay Slay
 DJ Lord
 DJ Muggs
 DJ Richie Rich
 DJ Scratch
 DJ Skribble
 DJ Spinderella
 DJ Spinna
 DJ Subroc
 DJ Whoo Kid
 DMX
 Dom Pachino
 Donny Goines
 Doug E. Fresh
 Dr. Jeckyll & Mr. Hyde
 Drag-On
 Dres
 Duke Bootee
 DukeDaGod
 Dyme-A-Duzin

E
 E.D.I. Mean
 Ed Lover
 El-P
 Emilio Rojas
 EPMD
 Eric B. & Rakim
 Eric Booker
 Erick Arc Elliott
 Erick Sermon
 Everlast
F
 Fab Five Freddy
 Fabolous
 The Fat Boys
 Fat Joe
 Father MC
 The Firm
 Fivio Foreign
 Flatbush ZOMBiES
 Flatlinerz
 Flava Flav
 Flipp Dinero
 Flowsik
 Foxy Brown
 Freaky Tah
 Freddie Foxxx
 Fredro Starr
 Freekey Zekey
 French Montana
 Frenchie
 Fu-Schnickens
 Funky 4 + 1

G
 G. Dep
 G-Unit
 Gang Starr
 Gary G-Wiz
 Gawvi
 Ghostface Killah
 Godfather Don
 GP Wu
 Grafh
 Grand Daddy I.U.
 Grand Puba
 Grand Wizzard Theodore
 Grandmaster Caz
 Grandmaster Flash
 Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five
 Grandwizard Theodore & the Fantastic Five
 Grap Luva
 Gravediggaz
 Group Home
 GZA

H
 Haas G
 Hak
 Hanz On
 Havoc
 Heavy D
 Heems
 Hell Razah
 Hell Rell
 Heltah Skeltah
 Hoodie Allen
 Homeboy Sandman
 The HRSMN
 Hurricane G

I
 Ilacoin
 Ill Al Skratch
 Ill Bill
 Immortal Technique
 Infamous Mobb
 InI
 Inspectah Deck
 Islord
 Issa Gold
J
 J-Live
 J-Zone
 J.R. Writer
 J57
 Ja Rule
 Jadakiss
 Jae Millz
 Jam Master Jay
 Janine Gordon
 Jared Evan
 Jarobi White
 Jay Critch
 Jay Z
 Jaz-O
 Jean Grae
 Jemini the Gifted One
 Jeru the Damaja
 Jesse West
 Jigmastas
 Jim Jones
 Jipsta
 Joe Budden
 Joell Ortiz
 Joey Bada$$
 JPEGMafia
 Juelz Santana
 Juice Crew
 Jumz
 Juggaknots
 Junglepussy
 Jungle Brothers
 Junior M.A.F.I.A.
 Just-Ice

K
 K-Solo
 K. Sparks
 K7
 Ka
 Kangol Kid
 Kastro
 Keith Murray
 Keith Shocklee
 Kid Capri
 Kid 'n Play
 Killa Sin
 Killah Priest
 Killarmy
 Kinetic 9
 Kirk Knight
 KMD
 Koncept
 Kool A.D.
 Kool DJ Herc
 Kool G Rap
 Kool Keith
 Kool Moe Dee
 Kovas
 KRS-One
 Kurious
 Kurtis Blow
 Kurtis Mantronik
 Kwamé
 Kyle Rapps
L
 The L.O.X.
 La Coka Nostra
 La the Darkman
 Lady Gaga
 Large Professor
 Leaders of the New School
 Le1f
 Lex "The Hex" Master
 Lil' Cease
 Lil' Kim
 Lil Mama
 Lil Peep
 Lin Que
 LL Cool J
 Lloyd Banks
 Loon
 Lord Finesse
 Lord Jamar
 Lord Tariq and Peter Gunz
 Lordz of Brooklyn
 Lost Boyz
 Louieville Sluggah
 Louis Logic
 Lovebug Starski
 Lumidee
 Lil Tecca
 Lil Tjay

M
 M.O.P.
 M-1
 Main Source
 Maino
 Mantronix
 Marley Marl
 Mase
 Maseo
 Masta Ace
 Masta Ace Incorporated
 Masta Killa
 Mathematics
 Max B
 MC Jazzy Jeff
 MC Lyte
 MC Serch
 MC Shan
 MC Tee
 MCA
 McGruff
 Meechy Darko
 Melle Mel
 Memphis Bleek
 Method Man
 Meyhem Lauren
 MF Doom
 MF Grimm
 Mic Geronimo
 Michael Peace
 Mickey Factz
 Mike D
 Mims
 Mister Cee
 Mobb Deep
 Monsta Island Czars
 Mopreme Shakur
 Mos Def
 Mr. Cheeks
 Mr. Len
 Mr. Magic
 Mr. V
 Ms. Melodie
 Myzery

N
 N.O.R.E.
 Nas
 Native Tongues
 Nature
 Necro
 Never Yet Contested
 Newcleus
 Nice & Smooth
 Nicki Minaj
 Nine
 Nitty
 Njena Reddd Foxxx
 The Notorious B.I.G.
 NYOIL
O
 O.C.
 O.G.C.
 Ol' Dirty Bastard
 Omar Epps
 Onyx
 Organized Konfusion
 Overweight Pooch

P
 PackFM
 Papoose
 Paul C
 Pepa
 Percee P
 Pete Nice
 Pete Rock
 Pete Rock & CL Smooth
 Petey Pablo
 Pharoahe Monch
 Phife Dawg
 PMD
 Polyrhythm Addicts
 Pop Smoke
 Posdnuos
 Positive K
 Pras
 Prince Markie Dee
 Prince Paul
 Prince Po
 Pro Era
 Prodigal Sunn
 Prodigy
 Professor Griff
 Professor X the Overseer
 Prospect
 Public Enemy
 Pumpkinhead

Q
 Q-Tip
 Q-Unique
 Queen Pen

R
 R.A. the Rugged Man
 Ra Diggs
 Raekwon
 Rahzel
 Rakim
 Rammellzee
 Rampage
 Ratking
 Rayne Storm
 Rebel Diaz
 Red Café
 Redrum
 Reek da Villian
 Remedy
 Remy Ma
 Representativz
 Rich The Kid
 Rob Base and DJ E-Z Rock
 Rob Sonic
 Rob Swift
 Roc Marciano
 Roc Raida
 Rock
 Ron Browz
 Roxanne Shanté
 Royal Flush
 Rev. Run
 Run-D.M.C.
 Ruste Juxx
 RZA
S
 Sabor Latino
 Sadat X
 Saigon
 Salt
 Salt-N-Pepa
 Sammus
 Sauce Money
 Saul Williams
 Scott La Rock
 Sean Combs
 Sean Price
 Sean Slaughter
 Sensational
 Sensato del Patio
 Sha Stimuli
 Shabaam Sahdeeq
 Shabazz the Disciple
 Shawn Pen
 Sheek Louch
 Shock G
 Showbiz and A.G.
 Shyheim
 Shyne
 Silkski
 Sirah
 Sister Souljah
 Skizzy Mars
 Skyzoo
 Slick Rick
 Smif-n-Wessun
 Smoke DZA
 Smokin' Suckaz wit Logic
 Smoothe da Hustler
 Sonny Seeza
 Special Ed
 Special K
 Spliff Star
 Spoonie Gee
 Spot
 Spyder-D
 Starang Wondah
 Steele
 Stetsasonic
 Sticky Fingaz
 Streetlife
 Street Smartz
 Stretch
 Stro
 Styles P
 Sunz of Man
 Supernatural
 Supreme
 Sutter Kain
 Sweet Tee
 Swizz Beatz
T
 T La Rock
 Talib Kweli
 Tek
 Terminator X
 Terror Squad
 The Notorious B.I.G.
 Theodore Unit
 Theophilus London
 Tim Dog
 Timbo King
 Tony Sunshine
 Tony Touch
 Tony Yayo
 Too Poetic
 Top Dog
 Top Quality
 Torae
 Torch
 Tragedy Khadafi
 Treacherous Three
 Trife Diesel
 Trigga the Gambler
 Tristan Wilds
 Troy Ave
 Tru-Life
 Trugoy
 Tryfle

U
 U-God
 Ultramagnetic MCs
 UMC's
 Uncle Murda
 The Underachievers
 UTFO
 Uncle Louie

V
 Vado
 Vast Aire
 Vinny Cha$e
 Vordul Mega

W
 Warp 9
 The Weathermen
 Whodini
 Wise
 Wonder Mike
 Wu-Elements
 Wu-Tang Clan

X
 The X-Ecutioners
 X Clan

Y
 Yak Ballz
 YC the Cynic
 YG'z
 Young Black Teenagers
 Young M.A
 Young MC
 Your Old Droog

Z
 Zebra Katz
 Zombie Juice

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This is a list of famous hip hop musicians from Atlanta, Georgia, USA.

Atlanta hip hop artists
21 Savage
2 Chainz
6lack
Alex Faith
Akon
André 3000
Anthony Preston
Arrested Development
Audio (B5)
Bankroll Fresh
Bankroll Mafia
Baby D
Big Boi
Big Gipp
Big Kuntry King
Big Rube
Blood Raw
Bobby Creekwater
Bone Crusher
Boyz n da Hood
Bubba Sparxxx
Camoflauge
Cash Out
Cee Lo Green 
Cherish
Childish Gambino
Christopher Massey
Clan Destined
Cool Breeze
Count Bass D
Crime Mob
Cyber Sapp
Cyhi the Prynce
Da BackWudz
Daron Jones
Deante' Hitchcock
Dear Jayne
Dem Franchize Boyz
Diamond
Digital Nas
DJ Burn One
DJ Felli Fel
DJ Lord
DJ Spinz
DJ Toomp
Dolla
Don Vito
Donnis
Drumma Boy
Dun Deal
Dungeon Family
EarthGang
Fabo
Fast Life Yungstaz
Field Mob
Freak Nasty
Future
Ghetto Mafia
Goodie Mob
Gorilla Zoe
Gucci Mane
Gunna
Hard Boyz
Hoodrich Pablo Juan
I-20
ILoveMakonnen
Jamia Simone Nash
Jamie Grace
Janelle Monáe
Jarren Benton
Jazze Pha
Jermaine Dupri
JID
Jim Crow
K Camp
Kalenna Harper
Kandi Burruss
Kanye West
Kap G
Kato on the Track
Keisha Jackson
Kelly Rowland
K.E. on the Track
Keri Hilson
Khujo
Killer Mike
Kilo Ali
Kilo Ali
Kris Kross
Kyle Massey
Lecrae
Latto
Lil Baby
Lil Gotit
Lil Jon
Lil Keed
Lil Nas X
Lil Ru
Lil Scrappy
Lil Yachty
Lil Zane
Lisa Lopes
London on da Track
Ludacris
MadeinTYO
Major Damage
Manchild
Mario Judah
MattyB
Migos
Mike Will Made It
Money Man
Mr. Collipark
Mullage
Nivea
Nitti
Offset
OG Maco
OMG Girlz
Organized Noize
Outkast
Pastor Troy
Pill
Playboi Carti
Playaz Circle
Polow da Don
P$C
Purple Ribbon All-Stars
Quavo
Rasheeda
Rich Kidz
RichGirl
Rich Homie Quan
Rich the Kid
Rittz
Rocko
Rome Fortune
Roscoe Dash
Rubi Rose
Russ
SahBabii
Scotty ATL
Scrilla
Sevyn Streeter
Shawty Lo
Shop Boyz
Silentó
Silk
Sleepy Brown
Slim
SoFaygo
Southside
Soulja Boy
Soundz
Speech
Spillage Village
Stat Quo
Supreeme
Takeoff
Taurus
T'Melle
The Jet Age of Tomorrow
The Mr. Move
The Platinum Brothers
The Redland
T.I.
TLC
T-Mo
Travis Porter
Trillville
Trinidad James
Trouble
Unk
USDA
Usher
V.I.C.
Waka Flocka Flame
WDNG Crshrs
We Are Toonz
Xscape
Y'all So Stupid
YFN Lucci
Ying Yang Twins
YC 
YoungBloodZ
Young Dro
Young Scooter
Young Scooter
Young Thug
Young Nudy
Jeezy
Yung Joc
Yung L.A.
Yung Wun
Zack Fox
Zaytoven
Related pages
 List of people from Atlanta

References

 Atlanta
hip hop
Musicians
Rappers from Atlanta
Snap music (also known as ringtone rap or snap rap) is a subgenre of hip hop music that was formed in the early 2000s in the southern United States. It is derived from crunk. Instruments commonly use in the genre include an 808 bass drum, hi-hat, bass, snapping, a main groove and a vocal track. Popular snap artists include D4L, Dem Franchize Boys and K-Rab.

References  

Hip hop genres
"Let There Be Rock" is a 1977 song by Australian hard rock band AC/DC and is third single and title track from their fourth studio album Let There Be Rock. It went to number 82 in Australia. It was also released as a single with the B-side of "Problem Child".

1977 songs
AC/DC songs
Hard rock songs
Blues rock songs
Witold Pilecki – Polish military officer
 Stan Pilecki – Australian rugby union player
"Lady Madonna" is a 1968 song by The Beatles and was released as a buzz single. It was the last single released from Parlophone and all subsequent releases, starting with "Hey Jude" in August 1968 were released on their own label, Apple Records. It topped the charts in Australia, Austria, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Sweden, Switzerland and the United States.

References 

1968 songs
The Beatles songs
Elvis Presley songs
Fats Domino songs
Aretha Franklin songs
Gary Puckett & The Union Gap songs
Gun laws in Australia are mostly in the ruling of Australian states and territories, with the importation of guns regulated by the government. 

After many well-known killings, the government made a more strict firearms law with all state governments. Gun laws were largely aligned with the National Firearms Agreement. In two government-funded funded gun buybacks and voluntary surrenders and State Governments' amnesties before and after the Port Arthur Massacre

A person must have a firearms license to keep or use a firearm. License holders must show a good reason (which can't be self-defense) for holding a firearms license. He/she must not be a "prohibited person". All firearms must be registered by serial number to the owner. The owner must also hold a firearms license.

Law of Australia
"Can I Sit Next to You, Girl" is a 1975 debut single by Australian hard rock band AC/DC and later added to their second studio album T.N.T.. It went to number 50 in Australia.

References 

1975 songs
Debut singles
AC/DC songs
Hard rock songs
Pearlie is a 2009-11 Australian/Canadian children's animated Educational TV series produced by Australian animation studio Sticky Pictures and Canadian studio Nelvana and Produced in Association with Canadian Television Channel YTV and Austrailan Television Network Network Ten.

Canadian children's television series
Pippi Longstocking is a 1997-98 Canadian/German/Swedish children's animated TV series Co-Produced by Nelvana Limited SK Film TaurisFilm and Trickopmany Filmproduktion GMBH and produced with Teletoon.

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1990s animated television series
Pecola is a Canadian and Japanese children animated education preschool television programme co-produced by Canadian studio Nelvana, Japanese studios Milky Cartoon and Yoikmo and aired on Treehouse TV from 2001 to 2002, the show will also be shown on the upcoming Nick Jr. series Kawaii Club.

Canadian children's television series
Mortagne-du-Nord is a commune in the Nord department in northern France.

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Pinkfong Wonderstar () is a South Korean TV show for children. This first episode aired on 27 June 2019. The series is available on KBS in South Korea.

Characters

Voice Actors 

 Colleen O'Shaughnessy - Pinkfong / Mango Bird / Lala / Pippy 

 Cassandra Lee Morris- Hogi / Myan / Jojo
 Kate Higgins - Coco / Lila / Jordi / Tani  (Season 1)
 Larissa Gallagher  - Coco / Lila / Jordi / Tani  (Season 2)
 Kyle McCarley - Barri / Frido / TurtleFinn / Hawk / Wondercar
 Lexi Fontaine - Chumli / Sasha 
 Mick Wingert -  Codi / Patt 
 Stephanie Sheh - Poki / Billi / Baker / Quacki 
 Tara Sands -  Jeni / Rachel

Credits 
Produced by Smart Study Co., Ltd.

Presented by The Pinkfong Company, Inc.

Created by Pinkfong

Executive Producers Min Seok Kim, Joohyum Lee, Ryan Seungkyu Lee, Jerry Jung, Myeong-chan Park

Bussiness Development Executives Hyemin Gemma Joo, Bitna Know

Director Johyun Lee, Sungchol Choi

Directed by Ko Dong Woo, Lee Joo Hyeon, Jeong Myeong-guk, Choi Seong-cheol

Series Director Johyun Lee
Episode Director Dongwoo Ko

Producer Johghak Kim

Producers Dongkyu Lee, Hyelin Lee, Jeehyun Ahn, Joghak Kim, Hyejin Lee, Soohyun Lee,

Line Producers Dongkyu Lee, Gyeongah Kang, Hyeenghee Kim, Hyejin Lee

Song Director Minijeong Ko

Song Producers Heesun Byeon, Hyeyoung Jung, Hyunji Hwang, Minjeong Ko

Music Director Jayeon Lim

Music Director and Producers Myoun Young Jin Tonic Jin

Music and Sound Effects Supervisor Minjeong Ko

Written By Tom Caltabiano, Kacey Arnold, Zachary Foster, Joohyum Lee, Keunyoung Kim, Hyeenghee Kim, Jiyeon Park, Sukyoung Kim

Story Editor Kacey Arnold

Storyboards by Jihey Lee, Jiyeon Park, Jungun Kim, Minji Jung, Soojae Jo, Sukyoung Kim

Assistant Director Nohmiri, Sukyoung Kim Hye-In Jang

Intro Scene Written by Eunseo Cha, Heesun Byeon, Hyeyoung Jung

Intro Scene Production Crew Bomoon Kim, Dana Yoo, Jeongyun An, Junegeol Lim, Minji Kim, Yoonmin Bae

English Translation by Ani100

Art Director Joohyun Lee, Hyeona Kwon

Series Art Direction by Jooy Joohyun Lee
Character Designers Hyemin Kin, Joohyun Lee

Background Designers Hyemin Kin, Hyeona Kwon, Jaeyoung Choi, Narae Kim, Nayun Lee

Character Modelers Hotaek Park, Hwaryung Jeong

Background Modelers Jongsoon Kim, Kyungsoo Yu, Minhyuk-Jeong, Rosa Kim

Technical Director Seonghum Kim

Visual Development Artists Ahran Kim, Hyemin Kim, Hyeona Kwon, Jaeyoung Choi, Narae Kim, Nayun Lee, Sanghwa Bae, Wonhwa Hong

Asset Supervisors Kyungsoo Yu, Sangho Choi

Modeling Artists Harim Jang, Hwaryung Jeong, Hyewon Lee, Jongsoon Kim, Kyungsoo Yu, Minhyuk Jeong

Rigging Sangho Choi

Rigging Artists Kyeongmin Lee, Sangho Choi, Seonghum Kim

Lead Animator Yong Gu Ahn

Senior Animators Heejeong Park, Sungmin Kim

Animation Supervisors Heejeong Park, Kuemhwan Lee, Sungmin Kim, YongGu Ahn, Youngjin Song

Animators Ahran Kim, Jeongeun An, Jiyoung Won, Kuemhwa Lee, Seula Min, Suncheol Bae, Youngjin Song Bit-na Jeon, Heejeong Park,

CG Supervisor Hyuncheol Lim

Lighting and Effects Hyuncheol Lim, Youngjin Jang
Brand Designers Yaelark Chweh, Yoonsuh Lee Jieun Kim Jieun Park, Juhyun Kim

Distribution & Marketing Eun Ji Jung, Hyemin Gemma Joo, Seunghyun Kevin Yoon, Yuwhan Kim

Post Production Managers Jamie Won Hee Choi, Yuwhan Kim

Sound Mixing & Mastering BABY SHARK Music Studio NUVO

Licensing A Ra Jeong, Changsuk Kang, Eunjung Bakh, Eunyoung Jang, Hyunjee Lee, Pi Chen Yu, Sewon Eom, Soyoung Jeon, Yeongkyeong Kim

Production in Coordination with B1VISUAL EFFECTS, PIERCEVISUALWORKS, 88BRICKS CGTALE Studio Inc, WESTO Studio, CJ E&M Film Financing & Investment Entertainment & Comics, Korea Creative Content Agency (kocca) 

Production Services Bardel Entertainment

English Dubbing Studio Studiopolis, Inc.

Dubbing Studio Smart Study

Casting By Kirstie Simone

Dialogue Engineer David Barr

English Dubbing Supervisors Jaehyun Tammy Myung, Minijeong Ko

English Script Adaptation By Tom Caltabiano

English Intro Scene Script Adapation By Ashley Moulton

Translation by Ani100

Song Composed by Minjeong Ko
Song Edited by Haehyong Park, Jayeon Lim, Myungsu Kang

Song Mixing & Mastering Jeremy Choi

English Guide Vocals Anya Floris, Hodge, Hyesuk Ahn

English Lyrics Adaptation by Andrew Bailey

Cheoregraphers Jihye Oh, Jinyoung Jung, Minjeong Ko

Sound Production By [JLmuse] Hakyoung Kim, Jihae Kim, Kyoungchoul Kang, Myoung Young Jin Tonic Jin,

Music Composition by Myoung Young Jin Haehyoung Park, Jayeon Lim, Myungsu Kang

Musical Songs Composed by Tonic Jin

Musical Songs Lyrics by SMARTSTUDY, Tonic Jin, Jared Faber

Songwriting Jared Faber, Minjeong Ko, Myoung Young Jin

Sound Desinger and Editor Hakyoung Kim, Jihae Kim

Sound Mixer Kyoungchoul Kang at JLmuse

Sound FX Desinger and Editor Jihae Kim, Hakyoung Kim

Sound Mixing by Kyoungchoul Kang at JLmuse

Sound Design A&Tive Studio Kiseon Yoon, Punktire Studio Guenchae Kim

Theme Song Composed by Minjeong Ko

Theme Song Edited by Haehyoung Park, Jayeon Lim

Theme Song Performed by Debi Derryberry
Performed by Collen O'Shaughnessy Cassandra Lee Moris Kate Higgins

'Hoi Poi Pinkfong' Performed by Collen O'Shaughnessy Cassandra Lee Moris

'Friends Forever' Performed by Kate Higgins

English Dubbing Supervisors Dongkyu Lee, Jonghak Kim, Minjeong Ko, Sungchol Choi, Wonhee Choi

English Script Adaptation by Caitlyn Elizabeth, Iyuno Media Group

English Dubbing Studio Iyuno Media Group

English Studio Manager Nicholas Tucker

English Production Manager Michael Hack

English Production Coordinator Peter Sailer

English Dialogue Engineers Alvaro Cadavid, Andres Wiedemann, Beto Vargas, Daniel Galindo Gonzalez, Phil Vo

Content Distribution Bin Jeong, Hyemin Gemma Joo, Jaehyun Tammy Myung

Marketing Seunghyun Kevin Yoon

Distribution Hyemin Gemma Joo Jaehyun Tammy Myung Bin Jeong Naeun Eum Okbi Nah

Licensing & Marketing Anne Jiewon Lee Jamie Yaewon Oh Soomin Lee

Dubbing Director Patricia Acevedo

Assistant Art Director Nichika Ohmori

Production Manager & Supervisor at Toneplus Pinaki Bandopadhyay
Script Adapation By Borum Jung, Maria Fernanda García Audiomaster Candiani

Script Translation By Rosa de Luna

Production Supervisors Borum Jung, Jaehyum Tammy Myung, Jonghak Kim, Minjeong Ko, Dasom Han, Eun Ji Jung, Hyeeng Hee Kim, Ana Silva, José Negrete, Oscar Avilés

Production Companies CJ ENM CO. Jam Filled Entertainment Mainframe Studios Smart Study TMS Comics TMS Entertainment The Pinkfong Company Inc.

Distributed by Smart Study Co., Ltd. The Pinkfong Company Inc. and Korean Broadcasting System

Released by Youtube Originals Inc.

Copyright © 2020-2021 Smart Study Co., Ltd. and The Pinkfong Comapny Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Pinkfong® Wonderstar™ is a licensed trademark of Smart Study Co., Ltd. Pinkfong and Hogi™

Episodes
Episodes

Season 1 
 Welcome to Wonderville
 Runaway Cheese
 Poki Needs Help
 Good Night, Jojo
 A True Detective
 Dance Dance Frido
 Finding Your Finish
 Run Jeni Run
 Bumbleberry Day
 Poetry in Motion
 Boogie Woogie Fun
 Batter Up
 Buried Under Treasure
 Puzzled Poki
 Melting Clock
 Rachel's Song
 Bath Time
 Banana Caper
 Learning to Fly
 Flocking to Friendship
 Friendship Fix-It
 Finding the Jumbo-Acorn
 Writer's Block
 The Mysterious Holes
 Codi's Cook-Off
 We are Wonderstar
 (special) The Exciting Story of Pinkfong and Hogi

Season 2
Season 2 

 To Catch a Mango Bird
 Hello, Wonder Car
 Taking Care of Quacki
 Cheesy Chaos
 Blazing Turtle Finn!
 Searching for a Snowman
 Baker's Bad Habits
 A Thinking Robot
 A Noisy New Neighbor
 It's a Monster!
 A Monster Bird Has Appeared!
 How Does The Story End?
 Finding A Best Friend
 The Mystery Of The Flags
 I Am A Problem Solver Too!
 The Last Petal
 Poki-Fong
 Whose Car Is Faster?
 Tani's Song
 What's That Strange Smell?
 Hide-n-Seek!
 The Missing Cake
 The Most Fantastic Flute Sound
 Hogi's Big Secret
 A Day in Staria
 We'll Always Be Friends!

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2010s children's television series
2010s animated television series
2020s animated television series
South Korean animated television series
Ignacio "Iñaki" Rueda is a Spanish Formula One engineer. He was born 6 August 1978.

Living people
Kyle Petty is a retired NASCAR driver. He is the son of Richard Petty, a retired NASCAR driver. He is apart of many charities. He has six children. He was born in Randleman, North Carolina. He joined Wood Brothers Racing in 1985.

NASCAR drivers
Living people
1960 births
American racecar drivers
Motorsports broadcasters
The following is a list of prominent people who were born in the U.S. state of Tennessee, live (or lived) in Tennessee, or for whom Tennessee is significant part of their identity:

A
Roy Acuff (1903–1992), musician; born in Maynardville
Charlie Adams, drummer
Calpernia Addams (born 1971), transgender actress; born in Nashville
James Agee (1909–1955); Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist, screenwriter, poet, critic; born in Knoxville
The Aldridge Sisters, singing duo on The Lawrence Welk Show (1977–1982)
Jessi Alexander (born 1976), singer-songwriter; born in Jackson
Lamar Alexander (born 1940), lawyer and U.S. Senator; born in Maryville
Duane Allman (1946–1971), guitarist; born in Nashville
Gregg Allman (1947–2017), singer-songwriter, musician; born in Nashville
Jarrod Alonge (born 1993), comedian and musician; lives in Chattanooga
Monroe Dunaway Anderson, banker, cotton trader; from Jackson
William R. Anderson (1921–2007), naval officer, politician; born in Humphreys County
Lona Andre (1915–1992), actress, golfer; born in Nashville
Jessica Andrews (born 1983), singer
Jill Andrews, singer-songwriter, musician, born in Johnson City
Lil Hardin Armstrong, jazz musician, wife of Louis Armstrong; from Memphis
Eddy Arnold (1918–2008), singer; born in Henderson
Victor Ashe, Knoxville mayor, Ambassador to Poland; born in Knoxville
Chet Atkins (1924–2001), guitarist and record producer; born in Luttrell
Doug Atkins (1930–2015), Pro Football Hall of Fame defensive end primarily with Chicago Bears
Rodney Atkins (born 1969), singer; born in Knoxville
Estelle Axton (1918-2004), co-founder of Stax Records
Nathan L. Bachman (1878–1937), U.S. Senator
DeFord Bailey (1897–1982), musician, Grand Ole Opry performer; from Smith County
Ed Bailey (1931–2007), baseball player
H. E. Bailey (1898 or 1899–1976)
Howard Baker (1925–2014), politician, U.S. Senator and White House Chief of Staff; born in Huntsville
Robert Baker (born 1979), actor; born in Memphis
Kelsea Ballerini (born 1993), singer; born in Mascot, grew up in Knoxville
Adrian Banks (born 1986), basketball player, 2011-12 top scorer in the Israel Basketball Premier League
Ava Barber (born 1954), singer; born in Knoxville
George Franklin Barber (1854–1915), architect; lived in Knoxville
Ronnie Barrett (born 1954), firearms manufacturer; born in Murfreesboro
Ross Bass (1918–1993), U.S. Senator
William M. Bass (born 1928), forensic anthropologist
William B. Bate (1826–1905), governor and U.S. Senator
Daren Bates (born 1990), football player; born in Memphis
Kathy Bates (born 1948), Academy Award-winning actress; born in Memphis
Kate Batts (also known as The Bell Witch), mythic poltergeist
Robin Beard (1939–2007), politician; born in Knoxville
Casey Beathard, songwriter; from Spring Hill
Bianca Belair (born 1989), WWE wrestler; born in Knoxville
Bill Belichick (born 1952), head coach of New England Patriots; born in Nashville
Brian Bell (born 1968), guitarist; from Knoxville
John Bell (1796–1869), politician, Secretary of War under William Henry Harrison; from Mill Creek
William Bell (born 1939), singer
Jeff Bennett (born 1980), baseball pitcher; born in Donelson
Aaron Benward (born 1973), singer
Polly Bergen (1930–2014), actress, singer, entrepreneur; born in Knoxville
George L. Berry (1882–1948), U.S. Senator
Mookie Betts (born 1992), baseball player; born in Brentwood
Greg Bird (born 1992), baseball player; born in Memphis
Tarik Black, basketball player
Joe Blanton (born 1980), baseball pitcher; born in Nashville
Jerry Blevins (born 1983), baseball pitcher; born in Johnson City
William Blount (1749–1800), statesman, governor and senator
Willie Blount (1768–1835), early governor of Tennessee
Julian Bond (1940–2015), activist, politician; born in Nashville
Alexander Bonnyman Jr. (1910–1943), decorated U.S. Marine; raised in Knoxville
Arna W. Bontemps (1902–1973), poet and novelist
Maci Bookout, reality TV personality
Pat Boone (born 1934), singer and actor; raised in Nashville
Rachel Boston (born 1982), actress; born in Chattanooga
Charles Boyce, syndicated cartoonist
Craig Wayne Boyd (born 1978), singer, winner of NBC's The Voice season 7; resides in Nashville
Richard Henry Boyd (1843–1922), founder, National Baptist Publishing Board
Jarrett Boykin (born 1989), football player; born in Chattanooga
Virginia Frazer Boyle (1863-1938), author, poet
Rod Brasfield (1910–1958), comedian
Corey Brewer (born 1986), basketball player; from Portland
Bill Brock (1930–2021), U.S. Senator and U.S. Secretary of Labor
Cary Brothers, indie rock singer-songwriter; from Nashville
Rex Brothers (born 1987), baseball player; born in Murfreesboro
Clarence Brown (1890–1987), film director; attended school in Knoxville
John C. Brown (1827–1889), governor
Marlon Brown (born 1991), football player; born in Memphis
Neill S. Brown (1810–1896), governor
Gordon Browning (1889–1976), governor
Jonathan Browning (1805–1879), maker of firearms; born in Sumner County
William Gannaway Brownlow (1805–1877), editor and governor
James M. Buchanan, economist, Nobel laureate
John P. Buchanan (1847–1930), governor
Josh Bullocks (born 1983), football player; born in Chattanooga
Frances Hodgson Burnett (1849–1924), English-born author; settled near Knoxville
Morgan Burnett, football player; born in Memphis
Kenneth C. Burns (1920–1989), musician, "Jethro" of Homer and Jethro
Charles Burson (born 1944), chief of staff for Al Gore; grew up in Shelby County
Kristian Bush (born 1970), singer; born in Knoxville
Jake Butcher (1936–2017), banker and politician
Carl Butler (1927–1992), singer-songwriter; born in Knoxville
Derrick Byars (born 1984), basketball player; born in Memphis
Bill Byrge (born 1932), actor, comedian; born in Nashville
Joseph W. Byrns (1869–1936), 14-term congressman; born in Cedar Hill
Matt Cain, baseball pitcher
Howard Caine, actor
Mike Caldwell, football player
Duke Calhoun, football player
Mickey Callaway, baseball pitcher, coach
Archie Campbell, entertainer, Hee Haw star
William B. Campbell, governor
Guy Carawan, folk musician
Hattie Caraway, politician
Deana Carter, singer
Dixie Carter, actress
Kellye Cash, 1987 Miss America
June Carter Cash, singer
Rosanne Cash, singer
David Catching, singer
John Catron, Supreme Court justice
Tracy Caulkins, Olympic gold-medalist swimmer (born in Minnesota)
Benjamin F. Cheatham, Confederate general
Doc Cheatham, musician
Kitty Cheatham, singer
Richard Boone Cheatham, 19th-century mayor of Nashville
Richard Cheatham, 19th-century congressman
John R. Cherry III, film director
Kenny Chesney, singer
Henry Cho, comedian
Tyson Clabo, football player
 Alysha Clark (born 1987), American-Israeli basketball player for the Seattle Storm of the Women's National Basketball Association
Philander P. Claxton, educator
Jim Clayton, housing developer
Frank G. Clement, governor of Te
John Ray Clemmons (born 1977), member of the Tennessee House of Representatives
Chad Clifton, football player
Randall Cobb, football player
Fred Coe, television producer and director
Michael Coe, football player
Lynnette Cole, Miss USA 2000
Mark Collie, singer
Todd Collins, football player
Britton Colquitt, football player
Dustin Colquitt, punter for NFL's Kansas City Chiefs
Darby Conley, cartoonist
Lester Conner, basketball player and coach
Barry Cook, film director
John Cooper, musician, lead singer of Christian rock band Skillet
Prentice Cooper, governor
Mary Costa, opera singer, actress
Jerome Courtland, actor, director
John I. Cox, governor
Morgan Cox, football player
Cylk Cozart, actor
Zack Cozart, baseball player
James Craig, actor
David "Davy" Crockett, frontiersman, politician, hero of the Alamo
Dixie Lee Crosby, early 19th-century entertainer
Edward Hull "Boss" Crump, politician, former mayor of Memphis
John Cullum, actor
Benny Cunningham, football player
Lowell Cunningham, comic-book writer
Brandi Cyrus, singer
Miley Cyrus, singer
Noah Cyrus, singer
D

Rod Daniel, director
Orleans Darkwa, football player
Jeremy Davis, musician (originally from Arkansas)
Bill Dedman, journalist
Beauford Delaney, painter
Tony Delk, basketball player
Rick Dempsey, baseball player
George Roby Dempster, inventor
Jamie Denton, actor
Cleavant Derricks, actor, singer-songwriter
Clinton Derricks-Carroll, actor, musician 
Dale Dickey, actress
R. A. Dickey, baseball pitcher
Bobby Dodd, football coach
Shannen Doherty, actress
Andrew Jackson Donelson, diplomat
Aaron Douglas, painter
Christopher Douglas, actor
Josh Drake, music educator
Johnny Duncan, singer
King Dunlap, football player
Donald "Duck" Dunn (1941-2012), bassist
Natalia Dyer, actress

E

Justin Townes Earle, musician
John Early, comedian, actor
Edward H. East, acting governor
William Edmondson, folk art sculptor
Dan Evins, founder of Cracker Barrel

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