Trevor Noah, born February 20, 1984, in Johannesburg, South Africa, is a South African comedian, television host, writer, and producer. Best known as the host of The Daily Show, he succeeded Jon Stewart in 2015 and brought a unique perspective blending political satire and social commentary. Noah began performing stand-up comedy as a teenager and has become an international sensation, releasing specials like Son of Patricia and Afraid of the Dark. His memoir, Born a Crime, recounts his experiences growing up biracial under apartheid. With numerous awards, live performances, and global tours, Trevor Noah is recognized as one of the most influential comedians of his generation.

Camille Lacourt, born April 25, 1985, in Narbonne, France, is a renowned French backstroke swimmer. He represented France in multiple Olympic Games and excelled in European and World Championships, earning gold and silver medals. Known for his exceptional technique, Lacourt specialized in the 50m and 100m backstroke events, setting numerous national records. Beyond his swimming career, he participated in sports promotions and youth mentorship, inspiring young athletes. Lacourt retired from professional swimming in 2017 but remains a respected figure in aquatic sports. Celebrated for his dedication, athleticism, and consistent performance, he is considered one of France’s most accomplished swimmers.