Irene assumes the regency for Constantine VI
Following Leo IV’s death in 780, Irene became regent for Constantine VI, taking direct control of imperial government.
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Following Leo IV’s death in 780, Irene became regent for Constantine VI, taking direct control of imperial government.
View detailsPhoebe Wilson Couzins was born in St. Louis, Missouri, on September 8, 1842.
View detailsMaria Lassnig was born on September 8, 1919, in Kappel am Krappfeld, Carinthia, Austria.
View detailsAt 16, Margaret Gorman was crowned the first Miss America, marking a milestone in American beauty pageants.
View detailsCampbell became the only two-time Miss America winner, a record that permanently set her apart in pageant history.
View detailsVirginia Patterson Hensley (later known as Patsy Cline) was born in Winchester, Virginia.
View detailsBegins first commercial recording sessions at RAI Auditorium in Turin, launching her international recorded legacy.
View detailsEsther Sans (later Esther Sans Takeuchi) was born in Kansas City, Missouri, United States.
View detailsDorothy Dandridge died in West Hollywood, California, at age 42, from an overdose of an antidepressant.
View detailsSontag’s first film as a director premiered in Sweden on September 8, 1969.
View detailsDebut of The Oprah Winfrey Show in national syndication, making Winfrey the first Black female host of a nationally syndicated daily talk show.
View detailsClara Breed passed away on September 8, 1994, leaving a legacy of activism and advocacy.
View detailsStephanie Kwolek was the fourth woman inducted, for her invention of Kevlar.
View detailsU.S. Patent 5,795,380 granted for 'Lightweight roof tiles.'
View detailsPatsy Mink died in Honolulu, marking the end of an illustrious career.
View detailsEllen DeGeneres launched her long-running, award-winning syndicated daytime talk show.
View detailsLeni Riefenstahl died on September 8, 2003, at age 101, in Pöcking, Germany.
View detailsSets a world record while winning 400 m freestyle S9 gold at the Beijing 2008 Paralympics, lowering the mark by over seven seconds.
View detailsCompetes in 400m T12 at London 2012 but falls during the race.
View detailsWins silver in the 4x100m T11–13 relay at the Rio Paralympics.
View detailsWins gold in women’s T54 5000m at the Rio 2016 Paralympics on 8 September 2016.
View detailsFeatured in an interview with The Great Discontent.
View detailsQueen Elizabeth II died at Balmoral Castle, ending a 70-year reign.
View detailsWins bronze in mixed 4x100m universal relay at the Paris 2024 Paralympics on 8 September 2024, reaching 22 Paralympic medals.
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