Historical Events 123rd Boston Marathon: Lawrence Cherono of Kenya wins in 2:07:58, just 0.1s ahead of Ethiopia's Lelisa Desisa; Worknesh Degefa of Ethiopia is women's champion in 2:23.31 3 days after winning Hobey Baker Award as top college hockey player, Cale Makar becomes first defenseman to score in NHL debut during the playoffs in Colorado's 6-2 Game 3 win over Calgary Music History Aretha Franklin posthumously receives the Pulitzer Prize Special Citation honor, first individual woman to win it since 1930

Brendan Fraser is a well-known actor admired for his talent, good looks, and charming personality, which have left a strong impression on people. He’s done amazing acting in big movies like The Mummy and George of the Jungle, which many people loved. Even though he took a short break from acting at one point, he’s back now, and his fans are really excited to see him on the big screen again. Fraser had a pretty normal upbringing. Brendan Fraser was born in Indiana to parents from Canada, Carol Mary and Peter Fraser.

Celebrities have always been trendsetters when it comes to style and fashion. Internet users went to Ranker and made a list of celebrity beauties they find the most stylish, and the list includes famous women from different eras, including both Old Hollywood icons and modern stars. We totally support people’s choices and believe that these gorgeous women can be our style goals as well. So here are the winners of the poll for the most stylish female celebrities in the world.

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