Famous People with Name Alex

Alex Bennett            Origin/Culture/Country: American

Alex Bennett: is an American radio personality and talk show host, known for his mix of left-wing politics and humor. He currently hosts a weekday radio show on Sirius Satellite Radio channel "SIRIUS Left 146"

Alex Hawkins            Origin/Culture/Country: American

Alex Hawkins: was an American football player who played running back for the Baltimore Colts. He excelled as a special teams player. He was a co-captain with the Colts but was not as well know as other player on that team so he became knows as "Captain Who".

Alex O'Brien            Origin/Culture/Country: American

Alex O'Brien: is a professional tennis player from the United States, who competed on the ATP Tour. He was the No. 1 doubles player in the world (gaining that ranking on May 8, 2000) and was ranked as high as 30 in the world in singles (gaining that ranking on June 21, 1997).

Alex Lenderman            Origin/Culture/Country: American

Alex Lenderman: is a Russian-American chess player who won the U16 (under 16 years old) division of the 2005 World Youth Chess Championship, Belfort, France, July 18–29, with a score of 9/10 (+8 =2 -0). He holds a title of International Master. On the April 2006 FIDE rating list, he held an ELO rating of 2431, ranking him 1450th in the world and 64th in the United States.

Alex Kozinski            Origin/Culture/Country: American

Alex Kozinski: a Romanian American jurist. He is currently Chief Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit and an essayist and judicial commentator.[1]Kozinski's first judicial appointment was as chief judge at the newly formed United States Court of Federal Claims in 1982.In 1985, aged 35, Kozinski was appointed to a new seat at the U. S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit by President Ronald Reagan, making him the youngest federal appeals court judge in the country. Defending the court against criticism because of a controversial decision, Kozinski went on record emphasizing the independence of the judges: "It seems to me that this is what makes this country truly great -- that we can have a judiciary where the person who appoints you doesn't own you."[3