July 2005 Calendar Month

Major Events in July 2005

July 2005 was a significant month with many notable events taking place around the world. The month began with the G8 summit in Scotland, where world leaders gathered to discuss global issues such as climate change and poverty. In the United States, the space shuttle Discovery launched on July 26, marking the first shuttle launch since the Columbia disaster in 2003.

The month of July 2005 was also marked by several major sporting events. The Tour de France took place from July 2-24, with Lance Armstrong winning the competition for a record seventh time. In tennis, the Wimbledon Championships were held from June 20-July 3, with Roger Federer and Venus Williams emerging as the men's and women's singles champions, respectively.

Notable Birthdays and Holidays

In addition to these sporting events, July 2005 was also a significant month for entertainment. The film 'Wedding Crashers' starring Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn was released on July 15, and went on to become a major box office hit. The month also saw the release of several popular albums, including 'The Massacre' by 50 Cent and 'The Emancipation of Mimi' by Mariah Carey. Notable Birthdays and Holidays

July 2005 was also a month with several notable birthdays and holidays. The 4th of July celebrations took place across the United States, with many people gathering to watch fireworks displays and enjoy patriotic events. The month also saw the birthdays of several notable celebrities, including Tom Cruise on July 3 and Harrison Ford on July 13. Overall, July 2005 was a month filled with exciting events, notable birthdays, and significant holidays.