It seems that the 21st century will be a women's century. Women will bear the pain of being kept behind men for thousands of years. So who took these pioneering steps? As women reach the century, which authors and which books influenced women the most? One small answer, right here:
Jankovic, whose fame in Hungary is on par with Walt Disney in the US and Hayao Miyazaki in Japan, is known for his narrative of epic animated shows based on poetry and mythology, all done in a visually powerful, distinctive style.
When Google started implementing image search on its site (almost 20 years ago) Anna Kournikova was always in the top 10 most searched people and was one of the few tennis players known worldwide. Her beauty was what people were looking for more than sports, and she became a sex symbol of the era.
David Sanborn lived like a careless bohemian. In the photograph of his youth taken by photographer Paul Natkin, he looked disheveled to the camera, as if he had woken up early in the morning, but at night he looked the same on stage, as if he were in urgent need of something at any moment...
A window mannequin known as "La Pascualita" has been standing in the window of the shop called 'La Popular' since 1930. The 'bride' in question is actually a lifeless mannequin. However, according to the legend, this mannequin is actually the well-preserved corpse of a young girl.
He uses sound as a tool to achieve meditation. Shamanic drums, gongs, and various instruments help participants confront their traumas.
He is loved more than anyone else in Belgium. He is a classicist of sprinter origin who won 4 Paris-Roubaix and 3 Rondes. He is next to Zidane with his tattoos, style, and earnings. He retired after the 2017 Paris-Roubaix race and continued to be a father to his twin daughters.
According to some, he is one of the fastest pilots ever, perhaps one of the best. A pilot who left his mark on an era with his calmness and unique attitude. The man who retired himself at the peak of his career.
Kuprin, who was a productive writer throughout his career in Russia, could not continue his productivity in Paris, where he settled after the revolution. Kuprin, who was allowed to enter Russia in 1937, died in Leningrad in 1938.
25-year-old young tennis player Ashleigh Barty, who became the champion in Wimbledon Women 2021, is an interesting profile with her passion for coffee, which has led her to become a barista, her fondness for pets, breaking points in her life, and her attempt at cricket.
