Hudson Joseph Meek (August 5, 2008 – December 21, 2024) was an American actor best known for his portrayal of young Baby in the 2017 film Baby Driver. Born in the Birmingham suburb of Vestavia Hills, Hudson, along with his brother, ventured into the world of acting from an early age. His talent shone through in various roles, including a brief appearance in the Lifetime film The Santa Con and as Chris Piper in 90 Minutes in Heaven (2015). His notable performances extended to the small screen, with appearances in the MacGyver reboot. Tragically, Hudson's promising career was cut short when he passed away on December 21, 2024, at the age of 16, following a fall from a vehicle. In honor of his memory, The Hudson J. Meek Memorial Scholarship was established to support students at Vestavia Hills High School. Despite his untimely passing, Hudson's legacy lives on through his work and the impact he continues to make in the world of entertainment.

Hudson David Yang, born on October 24, 2003, is an American actor best known for his role as Eddie Huang in the ABC television series Fresh Off the Boat. He was born in New York City to Jeff Yang, a well-known Taiwanese American journalist, businessman, and media consultant, and Heather Ying, a Taiwanese American physician assistant. Yang attended NEST+M and The New York Performing Arts Academy's "FutureStar" Program before pursuing his acting career. In 2021, he was accepted into Harvard University's class of 2025. Yang gained recognition after being featured in an interview by the Angry Asian Man and his role in Fresh Off the Boat, which premiered in 2015 to positive reviews. In addition to his acting career, Yang and his father invested in a Vietnamese restaurant in Los Angeles in 2018. With his talent and diverse background, Hudson Yang continues to make a name for himself in the entertainment industry.[Word count: 163]

Hudson Austin (26 April 1938 – 24 September 2022) was a prominent figure in the People's Revolutionary Army of Grenada and played a pivotal role in the country's history. As a general and member of the New Jewel Movement, he received military training in various countries and was involved in the 1979 revolution that established the People's Revolutionary Government with Maurice Bishop at its helm. However, tensions escalated, leading to a coup d'état in 1983, resulting in the formation of a military council with Austin as chairman after the execution of Bishop. The ensuing events culminated in the United States' invasion of Grenada, leading to Austin's arrest and subsequent sentencing to life in prison. Despite seeking release in 2007, Austin acknowledged his responsibility for the events of 1983. After serving time in prison, he was eventually released in 2008. Austin's complex and controversial role in Grenada's history continues to be a subject of historical and political discourse. His passing in 2022 marked the end of a significant chapter in Grenada's history.This summary provides a comprehensive overview of Hudson Austin's life and political career, highlighting his involvement in the military and political landscape of Grenada, while also addressing the controversial events that shaped his legacy.

Heidi Hudson Leick, born on May 9, 1969, is a former American actress best known for her portrayal of villainess Callisto in the television series Xena: Warrior Princess and Hercules: The Legendary Journeys. Leick began her career as a model in Japan before transitioning to acting. Her breakthrough came in 1995 with a role on the popular series Melrose Place, followed by her iconic portrayal of Callisto. Leick's talent and versatility led her to appear in various films and TV shows, including 7th Heaven, Touched by an Angel, and CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. In addition to her on-screen work, she also contributed her voice to the computer game Primal. Over the years, Leick continued to diversify her portfolio with roles in films such as One, Two, Many and Unconditional, as well as her portrayal of Coco DeVille in the Jackie Collins film, Paris Connections. Despite her success in Xena and Hercules, Leick sought to explore other characters and opportunities, leading her to venture into different roles and projects.

Private First Class William L. Hudson is a beloved fictional character portrayed by actor Bill Paxton in the 1986 science fiction film Aliens. Hudson is a member of the United States Colonial Marines sent to investigate the disappearance of a terraforming colony on LV-426, only to encounter the terrifying Xenomorphs. Known for his memorable quote "Game over, man!" and armed with an M41A pulse rifle, Hudson's character has become a fan favorite in the Alien franchise. Bill Paxton's portrayal of Hudson was well-received, earning him a Saturn Award for Best Supporting Actor. The actor's dedication to the role, including improvising many lines, contributed to the character's lasting impact. Despite Paxton's death in 2017, his co-stars and fans continue to honor his memorable performance. "Game over, man!" has been referenced in various works of popular culture, solidifying Hudson's place in cinematic history. Although plans for his return in "Alien 5" were halted, Hudson's legacy lives on through Paxton's iconic portrayal.