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This edition of Immortal News highlights a diverse mix of figures whose recognition spans professional sports, music, film, and public life — reflecting both mainstream and niche visibility within and beyond the United States. Among the most historically recognizable to American sports audiences is Roy Face, a standout Major League Baseball pitcher best remembered for his remarkable 1959 season with the Pittsburgh Pirates. For older generations of baseball fans, his name remains closely tied to mid-20th-century MLB history. Baseball circles may also recognize Joe Nossek, known more for his long tenure as a coach and clubhouse presence than for headline-level fame. His visibility has largely remained within dedicated sports communities. In music, Tim Very is associated with the alternative and new wave scene, earning recognition among genre-focused audiences rather than mainstream pop listeners. From the world of film and international television, Kanbolat Görkem Arslan has built recognition primarily outside the United States, with limited exposure in American mainstream media. The list also includes Shelly Desai, Susan Grode, and Juan Sebastián Anzola Quintero, whose public visibility has largely been regional, professional, or community-based rather than nationally prominent. Together, these names represent different layers of public recognition — from historic Major League Baseball achievement to specialized artistic and professional contributions — illustrating how cultural memory is shaped not only by widespread fame, but also by lasting impact within dedicated circles.