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List Entries Alive Today

These Entries Are Out to Prove You Can Make History While Still Alive.

Please Note, I will do my best to keep this list as up to date as possible, but sometimes people pass away and I don't find out about it right away. If you catch an entry here that has in fact passed on, please let me know so I can update their status. Thanks!

Entries:

  1. Abigail Johnson, CEO of Fidelity Inc
  2. Ada Yonath, Crystallographer Who Identified the Structure of a Ribosome
  3. Aisha Muhammadu Buhari, First Lady of Nigeria
  4. Alecia Moore, aka P!nk
  5. Alveda King, Activist, Politician, Author, and More
  6. Amal Al-Sadah, One of Osama Bin Laden's Five Wives
  7. Amanda Foreman, Historian, Author, and Documentarian
  8. Amanda Knox, Journalist
  9. Amina Ali Nkeki, The First Girl Recovered from Boko Haram after 276 Chibok Schoolgirls Were Kidnapped in 2014 (#BringBackOurGirls)
  10. Andra Rush, Founder of Rush Trucking
  11. Andreja Pejic, Transgender Supermodel
  12. Angelina Jolie, Actress and Advocate For Various Causes
  13. Anna Bagenholm, Radiologist and World Record Holder
  14. Anna Wintour, Former Editor-in-Chief of Vogue
  15. Anne Wojcicki, Former CEO of 23andMe
  16. Annette Dionne, One Fifth of the First Set of Quintuplets Known to Survive Birth
  17. Antoinette Tuff, Stopped a School Shooter
  18. Anya Ayoung-Chee, Fashion Designer and Winner of Project Runway
  19. Asia Bibi, Christian Woman Accused and Later Acquitted of Blasphemy
  20. Aung San Suu Kyi, Former State Counsellor of Myanmar
  21. Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Free Speech Advocate Who Fights Against FGM & Honor Killings
  22. Barbara Corcoran, Creator of the Corcoran Group and Shark on ABC's Shark Tank
  23. Barbi Benton, Model, Singer, and Actress
  24. Barbra Streisand, Multifaceted Entertainer
  25. Berta Soler, Leader of the Ladies in White who Advocate for the Release of Political Prisoners in Cuba
  26. Bettany Hughes, Documentarian and Historian
  27. Brenda Chapman, Academy Award Winning Director of Animated Films
  28. Bindi Irwin, Conservationist and Animal Rights Activist
  29. Bradley Willman, Created a Trojan Horse Virus to Catch Predators as a Teenager
  30. Camilla, HRH The Queen Consort
  31. Carlina White, Abducted Child Who Solved Her Own Kidnapping
  32. Carnie Wilson, Singer and Television Personality
  33. Carol Greider, Molecular Biologist
  34. Carol McCain, Director of the White House Visitor's Office
  35. Caroline Kennedy, Former US Ambassador to Japan
  36. Carrie Ann Inaba, Choreographer and Television Personality
  37. Casey Legler, The First Woman to be Contracted as a Male Model
  38. Catherine, HRH the Princess of Wales
  39. Catherine Cortez Masto, The First Latina State Attorney General and Senator
  40. Catherine Zeta-Jones, Actress
  41. Cathie Jung, Now That is a Slim Waist
  42. Cherilyn Sarkisian, AKA Cher
  43. Christiane Nusslein-Volhard, Nobel Prize Winning Biologist
  44. Christie Hefner, Former CEO of Playboy Enterprises Inc
  45. Christina Hoff Sommers, Author and Advocate for Equity Feminism
  46. Cindy Crawford, Supermodel
  47. Claressa Shields, Professional Boxer and MMA Fighter
  48. Claudette Colvin, Refused to Give Up Her Bus Seat Nine Months Before Rosa Parks
  49. Colleen Stan, The Girl in the Box
  50. Condoleezza Rice, Former Secretary of States to the United States
  51. Danica Patrick, Retired Professional Race Car Driver
  52. Daryl Davis, Musician and Civil Rights Advocate
  53. Debbie Allen, Choreographer and So Much More
  54. Deborah E Lipstadt, Shoah Historian
  55. Denise Morrison, Former CEO of Campbell Soup Co
  56. Deshauna Barber, Miss USA 2016 and US Army Reserve Logistics Commander
  57. Diane Sawyer, Journalist
  58. Do Won Chang, Founder of Forever 21
  59. Don Wildman, Host of Mysteries at the Museum
  60. Donatella Versace, Vice-President of the Versace Group
  61. Dorothy Counts-Scoggins, Helped End Segregation of Charlotte, North Carolina High Schools
  62. Douglas Pitt, Humanitarian and Advocate for the People of Tanzania
  63. Edith M Flanigen, Chemist Who Holds Over 100 Patents
  64. Elizabeth Blackburn, Former President of the Salk Institute of Biological Studies
  65. Ellen DeGeneres, Comedian and Actress
  66. Ellen Rometsch, Possible Soviet Spy
  67. Emma Watson, Actress and Model
  68. Erika Ervin, Transgender Model Known Professionally as Amazon Eve
  69. Famke Janssen, Actress
  70. Fereshteh Forough, CEO & Founder of Code to Inspire
  71. Folorunsho Alakija, Wealthiest Nigerian Woman in the World
  72. Frances Bean Cobain, Musician and Model
  73. Françoise Barré-Sinoussi, The Virologist Who Co-Discovered HIV
  74. Gary Staab, Sculpture Artist Who Specializes in Paleolithic Subjects
  75. Gennifer Flowers, Model Remembered for Having an Affair with Bill Clinton
  76. Gina Haspel, Former Director of the CIA
  77. Ginni Rometty, Former CEO of IBM
  78. Gloria Estefan, Musician and Dancer
  79. Gloria von Thurn und Taxis, German Princess and Businesswoman
  80. Greg Louganis, Gold Medal Olympic Diver
  81. Gretchen Carlson, Journalist
  82. Gudiya, Five Year Old Rape Victim Who Finally Got Justice
  83. Harnaam Kaur, The Bearded Lady and Activist
  84. Heidi Fleiss, Hollywood's Most Notorious Madam
  85. Hessy Levinsons Taft, The "Perfect Aryan Baby" who happens to be Jewish
  86. Imelda Marcos, Former First Lady of the Philippines
  87. Indra Nooyi, Former CEO of Pepsi Co
  88. Isabel Martínez de Perón, The First Female President of Argentina
  89. Ivanka Trump Kushner, Former Business Leader at the Trump Organization
  90. Jan Brewer, Former Governor of Arizona
  91. Janet Guthrie, Former Professional Race Car Driver
  92. Janet Jackson, Singer, Choreographer, and More
  93. Janet Wojcicki, Anthropologist and Epidemiologist
  94. Janet Yellen, Former Chair of the United States Federal Reserve
  95. Janice Hooker, The Woman Who Helped Kidnap and Then Later Help Colleen Stan Escape
  96. Jason Everman, Former Musician and Green Beret
  97. Jaya Varma Sinha, Manager of the South Eastern Railway System in India
  98. Jaycee Lee Dugard, Kidnap Victim and Author
  99. Jeanine Pirro, Former Judge, DA, and Prosecutor
  100. Jennifer Lee, Chief Creative Officer at Disney Studios
  101. Jillian Michaels, Fitness Trainer and So Much More
  102. Jo Ann Jenkins, Former CEO of AARP
  103. Joanna Palani, Freedom Fighter
  104. Joanne Hayes-White, Former Fire Chief of San Francisco's Fire Department
  105. Jocelyn Bell Burnell, Astrophysicist Who Discovered Pulsars
  106. Jodie Foster, Actress and Director
  107. John Walsh, Creator and Host of America's Most Wanted
  108. Joy Mangano, Inventor
  109. Julian Assange, Founder of WikiLeaks
  110. Juliane (Koepcke) Diller, Only Survivor of LANSA Flight 508
  111. Julie Andrews, Academy Award Winning Actress
  112. Julie Krone, The First Female Horse Jockey to Win the American Triple Crown
  113. Juliette Lewis, Actress and Musician
  114. Justin Wren, Former MMA Fighter and Humanitarian
  115. Jyoti Amge, The World's Smallest Living Woman
  116. Kara McCullough, Miss USA 2017 and Physical Scientist
  117. Kathrine Switzer, The First Woman to Run the Boston Marathon
  118. Kathryn Beaumont, Voice Actress and Disney Legend
  119. Kathryn Bigelow, The First Woman to Ever Win an Academy Award for Best Director
  120. Katrina Lake, CEO of Stitch Fix
  121. Kellyanne Conway, The First Woman to Run a Successful United States Presidential Campaign
  122. Khoudia Diop, Model and Activist
  123. La Toya Jackson, Multi-talented Media Personality
  124. Lady Gaga, Actress and Musician
  125. Laila Ali, Retired Professional Boxer
  126. Laura Welch Bush, Former First Lady of the United States of America
  127. Lauren Holiday, Retired Olympic Soccer Player
  128. Laurie Hernandez, Olympic Gold Medalist in Gymnastics
  129. Laverne Cox, Actress & LGBT Advocate
  130. Leigh Searl, Founder of America's Career Force
  131. Leyla Mafi, Mentally Ill Child Prostitute Who Was Flogged After Having Her Death Sentence Reduced
  132. Lillian Fishburne, The First Female African American Rear Admiral in the US Navy
  133. Lily Rose Lee, Kidnap Victim
  134. Lina Medina, the Youngest Confirmed Mother in Medical History
  135. Linda B Buck, Physiologist and Neurobiologist
  136. Linda Hamilton, Actress
  137. Linnda Caporael, Proposed Ergot Poisoning as a Cause for the Salem Witch Trials
  138. Lisa Ling, Journalist and Television Presenter
  139. Liza Minnelli, Actress and Singer
  140. Lori Greiner, Patent Queen and Shark on ABC's Shark Tank
  141. Lorllys Ramos Acevedo, Former Head of the Venezuelan Aviation Accident Unit
  142. Lorna Luft, Actress and Singer
  143. Lydia Nsekera, Member of the International Olympics Committee & The FIFA Executive Council
  144. Lynne Chinn, Mosaic Artist and The Best Aunt Ever
  145. Lynne Patton, Businesswoman and Former HUD Employee
  146. Madeline Stuart, One of the First Professional Models to Be Born With Down Syndrome
  147. Madonna Ciccone, Queen of Pop
  148. Mae C Jemison, The First African American Woman to Go to Space
  149. Malala Yousafzai, Education Activist
  150. Manon Rheaume, The First Woman to Work as a Goalie on a Professional Hockey Team
  151. Marie Claude Beaumont, Retired Le Mans Driver
  152. Mark Hogancamp, The Real Inspiration Behind Welcome to Marwin
  153. Marillyn Hewson, Former CEO of Lockheed Martin
  154. Marilu Henner, Actress
  155. Mariska Hargitay, Actress and Advocate For Various Causes
  156. Marissa Mayer, Google's First Female Software Engineer
  157. Marla Maples, Actress and Television Personality
  158. Mary Higby Schweitzer, Paleontologist who Made an Astonishing Discovery
  159. Mary T Barra, CEO of General Motors
  160. Mary Vincent, Kidnap Victim Who Had Her Forearms Cut Off Before Being Left For Dead
  161. Dr. Matt Carriker, Former YouTuber and Veterinarian
  162. May-Britt Moser, Psychologist and Neuroscientist
  163. Mayim Bialik, Actress and Neuroscientist
  164. McKenna Dahl, Paralympian Rifle Shooter
  165. Meg Whitman, Former CEO of Ebay
  166. Megan Leavey, Former Marine Corps Corporal in a K-9 Unit
  167. Meira Kumar, India's First Female Speaker of Lok Sabha
  168. Melania Trump, Former First Lady of the United States
  169. Melanie Gaydos, Model with Ectodermal Dysplasia
  170. Melissa Lora, Former President of Taco Bell International
  171. Michele Roberts, Executive Director of the National Basketball Players Association
  172. Mike Rowe, Host of Dirty Jobs
  173. Mindy Grossman, CEO of HSN
  174. Misty Copeland, The First African American Woman to be Hired as a Principal Dancer for a Major Ballet Company
  175. Misty May-Treanor, Retired Olympic Gold Medalist in Beach Volleyball
  176. Monica Lewinsky, Activist and Anti-Cyber-bullying Advocate
  177. Monica Mitro, Executive Producer of the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show
  178. Najat Vallaud-Belkacem, The First Female French Minister of Education
  179. Nancy Lieberman, The First Woman to Coach a Men's Professional Sports Team
  180. Natalie Gulbis, Professional Golfer
  181. Nick D'Aloisio, Sold His Startup Company, Aged 18, For $30 Million
  182. Nick Yarris, Wrongfully Convicted Felon & Author of The Fear of 13
  183. Noor Al-Hussein, Dowager Queen of Jordan
  184. Nur Suryani Mohd Taibi, Olympic Rifle Shooter Who Competed While Eight Months Pregnant
  185. Ola Ray, Actress and Model
  186. Dr. Oluwo Adedunmola, The Doctorpreneur
  187. Oprah Winfrey, That's All You Need, Just...Oprah
  188. Owen Suskind, Autism Advocate
  189. Paris Jackson, Model and Actress
  190. Paul Rusesabinga, Humanitarian Who Saved Over 1,200 During the Rwandan Genocide
  191. Peggy Whitson, Former NASA Astronaut
  192. Phiona Mutesi, The Queen of Katwe
  193. Priscilla Presley, Business Magnate and Ex-Wife of Elvis Presley
  194. Priyaleen Singh, Archaeological Conservationist
  195. Queen Latifah, Actress and Musician
  196. Rachel Washburn, Gave up Being a Philadelphia Eagles Cheerleader to Join the US Army
  197. Rachel Weisz, Academy Award Winning Actress
  198. Rahat Khan, The Hockey Queen of Pakistan
  199. Rania al-Abdullah, Queen Consort of Jordan
  200. Rebecca Romijn, Actress and Model
  201. Rebecca Skloot, Science Author and Creator of the Henrietta Lacks Foundation
  202. Robert Irwin, Animal Conservationist and Photographer
  203. Robert Jan Van Pelt, Auschwitz Historian
  204. Roberta Cordano, The First Deaf Female President of a United States University
  205. Rolf Mengele, Attorney Who Tries To Distance Himself From His Father's Sins
  206. Rosalind Brewer, CEO of Walgreens Boots Alliance
  207. Safia Farkash El Hadad, Former First Lady of Libya
  208. Safra Catz, Co-CEO of Oracle
  209. Salima Ikram, Archaeologist and Professor at the American University in Cairo
  210. Samantha Geimer, Child Rape Survivor
  211. Samira Shahbandar, Second Wife of Saddam Hussein
  212. Sara Blakely, Spanx Founder
  213. Sarah Anzick, Molecular Biologist
  214. Sarah Palin, Former Governor of Alaska
  215. Sarah Parcak, Archaeologist Who Uses Satellite Technology to Great Effect
  216. Sarah Thomas, The First Woman to Officiate Multiple NFL Games
  217. Sau Lan Wu, Particle Physicist
  218. Major Scott Smiley, The First Person to Continue to Serve, Active Duty, In the US Army After Becoming Blind
  219. Sharbat Gula, Subject of The Afghan Girl Photograph
  220. Sheri McCoy, Former CEO of Avon Beauty
  221. Sherry Lansing, The First Woman to Head a Major Hollywood Production Film Studio
  222. Shirley Ann Jackson, Physicist
  223. Sigourney Weaver, Actress and the Queen of Sci-Fi
  224. Sonia Gandhi, Leader in Indian Politics
  225. Stephanie Garman Freed, Co-Founder and CEO of Rapha House International
  226. Stephanie of Monaco, Princess, Singer, and Advocate
  227. Stephanie Murphy, Former Member of the US House of Representatives
  228. Steve Buscemi, Actor and Former Firefighter
  229. Sue Ellen Cooper, Founder of the Red Hat Society
  230. Sumiko Iwamuro, Japan's DJ Grandma
  231. Susan Boyle, Singer and International Sensation
  232. Sylvia Earle, Marine Biologist
  233. Tatyana McFadden, Paralympic Wheelchair Racer
  234. Terra Jole, Actress
  235. Tessy Thomas, Missile Engineer
  236. Theresa May, Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
  237. Tiffany Trump, Law Graduate & Socialite
  238. Toni Basil, Choreographer and So Much More
  239. Tripp Phillips, Inventor of Le Glue
  240. Trisha Prabhu, Inventor & CEO of ReThink Technology
  241. Tsai Ing-wen, Former President of the Republic of China (Taiwan)
  242. Tu Youyou, Pharmaceutical Chemist
  243. Tyra Banks, Model and Television Host
  244. Ursula Burns, Former CEO of Xerox
  245. Valentina Tereshkova, The First Woman to Go to Space
  246. Viola Davis, Actress and Producer
  247. Whang od-Oggay, The Oldest Still Living Mambabatok Tattoo Artist
  248. Zahi Hawass, Former Minister of the Egyptian Supreme Council of Antiquities
  249. Zoe Saldana, Actress, Model, and Dancer

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