February 27

The Count of St. Germain first appeared in European courts in the early 18th century. Renowned as an alchemist and purported master of esoteric sciences. He impressed royalty with his musical talents and knowledge of languages. Rumors of his agelessness and vast wealth sparked legends across Europe. His true origins and fate remain subjects of fascination and speculation. He has become a legendary figure in esoteric and literary traditions.

Myron Cope was a pioneering sports broadcaster whose gravelly voice and colorful commentary made him an icon in Pittsburgh sports culture. He created the Terrible Towel in 1975, a rallying symbol for Steelers fans worldwide. Cope covered NFL games on radio and television for over 30 years and also contributed to newspapers and magazines. His candid personality and quirky humor endearing to listeners and readers. After retiring, he focused on philanthropic efforts, including autism research inspired by his autistic son. His impact on sports media and fan culture endures to this day.

Helga Vlahović was a trailblazing Croatian journalist and TV producer, one of the first female presenters in Yugoslav television. She hosted popular programs like 'Saturday Television' and brought international culture to Croatian audiences. Vlahović later produced and directed variety shows, music festivals, and special events, shaping national broadcasting. Her charismatic on-screen presence and dedication helped modernize TV journalism during the late 20th century. Vlahović’s legacy endures as a symbol of women’s leadership in media and entertainment in Southeast Europe.