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Tate McRaeTate McRae is a talented Canadian singer, songwriter, and dancer. Born on July 1, 2003, in Calgary, Alberta. Tate first became renowned as an amazing dancer. At the tender age of 13, she was the first Canadian So You Think You Can Dance finalist for an American television show. She also set up a YouTube account where she uploaded original tracks that she had composed and sung in her bedroom. She started her music career with her hit song "you broke me first" in 2020, which became a worldwide success. The song connected with a great number of people and made her one of the new pop stars. She came out with her first album, i used to think i could fly in 2022, and second album, Think Later, in late 2023. Her single "Greedy" from Think Later was a gigantic worldwide success. Throughout 2024 and 2025, Tate's popularity continues to grow. She went on an enormous Think Later World Tour in 2024 to sold-out crowds. In 2025, she released her third studio album, So Close to What, which debuted at number one on the Billboard 200. She also received a number of awards at the 2025 Juno Awards, such as Artist of the Year and Album of the Year for Think Later. Her dancing and music always have her own high energy, and this makes her a full and unique artist.
Michael PhelpsMichael Phelps is an American former competitive swimmer, regarded by most as the greatest decorated and most accomplished Olympian in history. Phelps was born on 30 June 1985, in Baltimore, Maryland. Phelps began swimming at a very young age and immediately showed immense prodigious talent. Phelps initially competed in the Olympics in his 15th year during the Sydney 2000 Games and was the youngest American male swimmer on the U.S. Olympic team for 68 years.
Phelps's dominance in swimming is unparalleled. At five Olympic Games (2000, 2004, 2008, 2012, 2016), he had an astonishing 28 medals to his credit, with a record 23 gold medals. His most memorable performance was during Beijing 2008 Olympics, where he etched a record that will be remembered forever by claiming a record eight gold medals in one Games and shattering Mark Spitz's 1972 record of seven gold medals. He continued to accumulate medals in London 2012 and, after a temporary retirement, made a grand return to action at Rio 2016, claiming five more gold medals.
Apart from his massive medal count, Phelps impacted the sport of swimming profoundly. His global fame and relentless pursuit of perfection generated unprecedented exposure and investment in the sport, inspiring a new wave of swimmers. He transformed the sport's image, with major events now televised live and demanded by colossal viewing audiences.
Since retiring, Phelps has become an outspoken mental health activist, publicly speaking of his depression and ADHD. He employs his platform at the Michael Phelps Foundation to promote water safety, healthy lifestyle, and healthy conversations about mental health, particularly among youth. He stays active in the sport as an ambassador and coach, citing a need for a positive environment for athletes.
Phelps's dominance in swimming is unparalleled. At five Olympic Games (2000, 2004, 2008, 2012, 2016), he had an astonishing 28 medals to his credit, with a record 23 gold medals. His most memorable performance was during Beijing 2008 Olympics, where he etched a record that will be remembered forever by claiming a record eight gold medals in one Games and shattering Mark Spitz's 1972 record of seven gold medals. He continued to accumulate medals in London 2012 and, after a temporary retirement, made a grand return to action at Rio 2016, claiming five more gold medals.
Apart from his massive medal count, Phelps impacted the sport of swimming profoundly. His global fame and relentless pursuit of perfection generated unprecedented exposure and investment in the sport, inspiring a new wave of swimmers. He transformed the sport's image, with major events now televised live and demanded by colossal viewing audiences.
Since retiring, Phelps has become an outspoken mental health activist, publicly speaking of his depression and ADHD. He employs his platform at the Michael Phelps Foundation to promote water safety, healthy lifestyle, and healthy conversations about mental health, particularly among youth. He stays active in the sport as an ambassador and coach, citing a need for a positive environment for athletes.
