1. The photo shows Bill Gates in 1994
The photo shows Bill Gates in He said: "This CD-ROM can hold more information than all the paper that's here below me."

2. It’s a photo of President Bill Clinton’s cat surrounded by paparazzi
It’s a photo of President Bill Clinton’s cat surrounded by paparazzi. It seems like cats have always attracted public attention.

3. There was a parade prepared for the Pope
There was a parade prepared for the Pope. The dog doesn’t seem to mind and is just carelessly strolling and enjoying the attention.

4. In the photo, we can the German physicist Albert Einstein as he is becoming an American citizen in order to avoid having to return to Germany. The photo was taken in 1940.

5. The photo shows the actor Tom Hanks
The photo shows the actor Tom Hanks. He was having a drink in a pub when he noticed a men sleeping at the table. After making sure that he was OK, he just took the man’s smartphone, snapped a few photos and… put the phone away. The man must have been really surprised seeing the photos on his phone later.

6. In the picture, we can see the English film director Alfred Hitchcock
In the picture, we can see the English film director Alfred Hitchcock. In the photo he is lying in the River Thames waiting for inspiration.

7. Legendary whiskey distiller Jack Daniel actually died from kicking his safe after forgetting the combination. He injured his big toe, which got infected, and eventually led to foot amputation. It was too late though, the infection spread, and he eventually died from complications.

8. The photo shows the American actress Jamie Lee Curtis
The photo shows the American actress Jamie Lee Curtis. She is recreating Janet Leigh’s famous shower scene from Alfred Hitchcock’s 1960 Film ‘Psycho’. Incidentally, Janet Leigh was Jamie Lee Curtis’s mother.

9. Dr. Zbigniew Religa photographed after a 23-hour heart surgery in Poland, One of his colleagues is seen sleeping in the corner of the room.

10. These are the original stuffed toys belonging to Winnie the Pooh's author A. A. Milne and his son, Christopher Robin Milne, 1926.