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Who was the famous French female soldier?
Joan of Arc
Did Hitler have blue eyes or blond hair?
No, he did not have blond hair, but he did have blue eyes.
Was Alexander Hamilton a blond?
His hair had a reddish tint. So, you could call him a strawberry blond.
Female bushrangers in Australia?
Well there was a few female bushrangers and infact alot of them migrated from Italy. One famous one was named "Rupert Piccasso."
Who was the most famous female western outlaw?
Bonnie Parker of bonnie and Clyde fame
Who was famous female folk singer in the 1960's with long blond hair and played guitar?
Joni Mitchell
Was Bob Marley famous in the sixties?
no
Who was the little black female singer of the sixties?
Grace Jones
When did Bob Marley becam famous?
Bob Marley became famous in the mid-sixties.
Who is the blond girl in the famous footwear Christmas commercial?
Madison Leisle from Ghost Whisperer is the blond girl in the famous footwear Christmas commercial.
How do you spell blond in spanish?
The female version, blonde is "rubia." "Blonde" in Spanish is "rubio" or "rubia" where rubio is male (blond) and rubia female (blonde).
Is Blond hair common with both sex male and female?
It is more common in female but they both can have it
Who is a fat blond teenager that is famous?
Kelly Osbourne
Where can you hear the original song which was famous you the early sixties?
A person can hear an original song that was famous during the early sixties by downloading the song on iTunes. A person may also listen to a recorded version of the song on YouTube.
Who was Blond female music artist 80's?
Debbie Harry
Is blond an adjective?
The word blonde can be a noun (blonde-haired female) or an adjective meaning of a light color (referring to women or hair). When referring to a male person, the noun and adjective is blond.
When were Blue Cheer famous originally?
Blue Cheer were famous in the late sixties. In the years from 1967 to 1969, they had their golden years. They were famous for their cover of "Summertime Blues".
