Title: Saint Michael, Barbados
Content: Tino Best, cricketer ; Marsha K. Caddle, politician, economist and Minister of Finance, Economic Affairs and Investment ; London Bourne, former slave who became a wealthy merchant and landowner ; Annalee Davis, Barbadian-born visual artist ; Sir Wes Hall, cricketer and former Minister for Sport & Tourism ; Shai Hope, cricketer ; Elvis Joseph, former National Football League running back, first professional American Football player from Barbados ; Anthony Kellman, poet, novelist and musician ; Frank Marshall, Anglican Dean of Barbados, based at the Cathedral Church of Saint Michael and All Angels in Saint Michael ; Velma Scantlebury, first woman African American transplant surgeon in the United States, born in Goodland, St Michael ; Rihanna (Robyn Rihanna Fenty), singer, rapper, songwriter, actress, designer, ambassador, entrepreneur ; Sir Garfield Sobers, cricketer ; Nellie Weekes (1896-1990) - campaigner for women's rights, who ran for office in 1942, before women were allowed to vote in the country. 
Title: List of Barbadian Americans
Content: Meagan Good - actress (paternal grandfather) ; Cuba Gooding, Jr. - actor (paternal grandfather was from Barbados) ; Omar Gooding - actor (same grandfather as Cuba Jr.) ; Adrian Holmes - Canadian actor (ancestry vague) ; Nia Long - actress (ancestry vague) ; Mari Morrow - actress (ancestry vague) ; Gwyneth Paltrow - (her great-grandmother was Barbadian) ; Redd Pepper - (born Richard Green in Barbados) ; Jada Pinkett Smith - actress (ancestry vague on mother's side) ; Robert Christopher Riley - actor (father from Barbados) ; Lamman Rucker - (ancestry vague) 
Title: Harrison College (Barbados)
Content:  Governor-General and first native Barbadian to hold that office ; M. P. Shiel – novelist ; Cammie Smith – Test cricketer ; Sir Hugh Springer – former Governor-General ; Sir Harold Bernard St. John – former Prime Minister ; Obadele Thompson – Track and field athlete, Olympic bronze medalist ; Sir Clyde Walcott – Test cricketer ; Sir Deighton Lisle Ward – former Governor-General ; Sir Pelham Warner "Plum Warner" – the Grand Old Man of English cricket ; Henry Wilcoxon – actor ; Sir Denys Williams – former Chief Justice of Barbados ; Rev. Guy Hewitt - former High Commissioner from Barbados to the United Kingdom 
Title: Barbados–Brazil relations
Content:  descent which moved to Brazil in the early 20th century, known there as "Barbadianos", the migratory link is being explored as some of Barbados' more prominent names have survived in that South American nation while others have been assimilated into Brazilian culture. In 2011, a group of Samba dancers from the group Sociedade Rosas de Ouro met with Barbados' Minister Of Tourism, Richard Sealy, and also took part in Barbados' biggest festival Crop Over. At the group's meeting with the Minister he touched on Barbados' ties with Brazil and urged more Barbadians to choose Brazil as a vacation destination.
Title: Order of Freedom of Barbados
Content: Professor Violet Eudine Barriteau — For her outstanding contribution to tertiary education and pioneering leadership in the development of gender studies and the promotion of gender equality. ; Dr. Anthony Nicholas Carter — For his seminal work in music, in particular, his contribution to the art form of calypso, as well as, folk music through an exceptional repertoire of lyrics and melody, and his work with youth in music. ; Patrick Douglas Frost — For his dedicated service as an educator and sterling contribution to the trade union movement. ; Sandra Mason, , SC— Conferred on becoming the first president of Barbados in light of the transitioning to republican status. 
Title: Barbados–Trinidad and Tobago relations
Content:  Trinidadian the Right Excellent Clement Osbourne Payne was made a national hero of Barbados by the Barbadian government for his contribution to the trade union movement in Barbados. Female Barbadian Gospel singer Sherryann Maughn was also born in Trinidad and Tobago and she came to Barbados at eleven (11) years old she's the first Trinidadian-Barbadian singer to come to Barbados and the second female Barbadian singer to arrive in Barbados at  eleven (11) years old Migration between both nations has traditionally been robust. In 1891 Trinidad's census showed a migration from Barbados of 13,890 Barbadians, while in 1946, figures showed over 12,350 persons in Trinidad & Tobago were born in Barbados.
Title: 2017 in Barbados
Content: 13 July – Keith Baird, Barbadian-born American linguist (born 1923). 11 October – Clifford Husbands, politician and judge, Governor-General 1996–2011 (b. 1926). 9 December – Charles Skeete, economist and diplomat (born c. 1938).   
Title: Harrison College (Barbados)
Content:  Captain, 2008 ; David Holford – Test cricketer ; Anthony Howard- Test cricketer, West Indies Team manager & Former Director of Cricket WICB ; Sir Clifford Husbands – former Governor-General ; Shontelle Layne – singer, songwriter ; Sir Roy Marshall - former Vice Chancellor of the University of the West Indies and the University of Hull, former High Commissioner from Barbados to the United Kingdom ; George Moe – former Attorney General of Barbados and Chief Justice of Belize ; Carlie Pipe – long-distance runner and national record holder in the half marathon ; Lloyd Erskine Sandiford – former Prime Minister ; Sir Arleigh Winston Scott – 
Title: List of Barbadian Americans
Content: Lene Hall - supermodel ; Norma Miller - dancer (both parents from Barbados) 
Title: Harrison College (Barbados)
Content: Sir Grantley Herbert Adams – former Premier and Prime Minister of West Indies Federation ; John Michael Geoffrey Manningham Adams – former Prime Minister ; Owen Arthur – former Prime Minister ; Errol Walton Barrow – former Premier and first Prime Minister of Barbados, decorated WWII RAF Flying Officer ; Alfred Pakenham Berkeley – former Bishop of Barbados ; Andrea Blackett – athlete, Commonwealth Games gold medalist ; Dr Henry Edmund Gaskin Boyle (1875–1941), British anaesthetist, inventor of the Boyle's Machine ; Ian Bradshaw – cricketer ; Robin Bynoe – Test cricketer ; Marsha K. Caddle - politician and economist ; Austin Clarke - Writer ; Rupert 

Question: what famous people are from barbados?
Answer: Owen Arthur.