January 31

Nat Bailey was born in 1902 in Vancouver, British Columbia. He opened the first White Spot drive-in cafeteria in 1928, pioneering casual dining in Canada. Bailey's emphasis on quality ingredients and family-friendly service made White Spot a local institution. He also built Nat Bailey Stadium, fostering community sports and baseball development. Bailey's innovative business practices and focus on customer experience set standards for restaurant franchising. His legacy continues through White Spot's enduring presence and contributions to Vancouver's culture.

Born in 1969 in Canada, Dov Charney founded American Apparel in 1989 and built it into a global clothing brand known for its vertically integrated manufacturing and provocative marketing. Under his leadership, the company expanded rapidly, emphasizing domestic production and ethical sourcing. Charney's vision reshaped the basics market and influenced industry practices worldwide. His tenure was marked by both commercial success and controversies over workplace culture. After departing American Apparel in 2014, he launched Los Angeles Apparel to continue his commitment to American manufacturing.

Gemma Collins rose to fame in 2011 as a cast member of the ITV reality series The Only Way Is Essex. Dubbed 'The GC', she became known for her bold personality and memorable catchphrases. Beyond television, Collins has launched fashion and fitness lines under her own brand. She has appeared on multiple UK reality shows including Celebrity Big Brother and Dancing on Ice. Known for her candid public persona, she has amassed a large social media following. Collins also supports charitable causes and engages with fans worldwide.

Megan Ellison (born January 31, 1986) is an American film producer and the founder of Annapurna Pictures. She has produced a range of critically acclaimed films including 'Zero Dark Thirty', 'Her', and 'Phantom Thread'. Ellison is recognized for supporting visionary directors and taking creative risks on original material. Her work has earned multiple Academy Award nominations and wins. Under her leadership, Annapurna became a prominent independent studio known for prestige projects. Ellison's influence extends beyond production as she actively shapes the contemporary film landscape.