List of celebrities and famous people who were born on May 9th
Famous birthdays on May 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2019 - 2010
2014Monoamniotic twins born via Caesarean section. They are holding hands. "Jillian following 48 second later" (CBS News).
Famous birthdays on May 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2002Family Member
Pop Singer
TV Actress
TV Actress
Famous birthdays on May 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999YouTube Star
Musical.ly Star
American actor
YouNow Star
TV Actress
Pop Singer
Magician
Estonian footballer
TV Actor
Rapper
Vine Star
TV Actor
Rapper
Camille Godard's younger brother, from a family that is likely to have been murdered by their father.
Pop Singer
English footballer
Model
Japanese singer and actor
YouTube Star
English footballer
Filipino actor
Latvian figure skater
YouTube Star
Famous birthdays on May 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989Actor
Musician
Actress
American co-founder of Seventh-day Adventist Church (Born in 1827).
Instagram Star
Canadian race car driver
Canadian race truck driver
Actor
Ukrainian race car driver
TV Actor
Actress
Drummer
YouTube Star
American actress
TV Actor
Brazilian soccer player
American football player
Brazilian footballer
American baseball player
Dancer
Baseball Player
Journalist
Canadian citizen kidnapped by terrorists in Sardaigne, 1/15/1992. He was reunited with his family without any injuries.
Luxembourgian tennis player
Japanese actor
Irish rower
Italian footballer
American baseball player
Cypriot footballer
Italian footballer
Actress
Luxembourgian tennis player
American actress and beauty queen.
Japanese singer and actor
Actor
American baseball player
Greek footballer
Japanese actor and singer
German race car driver
Miss South Dakota Teen USA (1996)
South Korean actor
American figure skater
South Korean actor and singer
Australian swimmer
YouTube Star
South Carolina; figure skater (1997 Pacific Senior champion).
Famous birthdays on May 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979American actress
Canadian musician (Simple Plan)
American baseball player
American singer-songwriter
American musician
Greek composer, pianist, and musicologist
United Airlines Flight 175 hijacked by terrorists from Emirati (d. 2001).
Model
Actor
Argentinian footballer
Argentinian-Italian rugby player
American baseball player
Argentinean-born Italian rugby player
French rower has won medals at the Olympic Games as well as the World Championships.
Spanish cyclist
Iranian actress (d.2013)
Mexican wrestler
Canadian cyclist
South Korean actress
American college basketball coach (d.2006)
New Zealand; archer (Olympics-1996).
Greek-Cypriot footballer
freestyle motocross innovator
American football coach
Canadian actor
Actress
American businesswoman and daughter of Ralph Lauren fashion designer
Hockey forward (Team Japan 1998).
Canada; NHL center (Colorado Avalanche).
218.25 pounds (99kg) US weightlifter (Olympics-14th-1996).
Comedian
Kenyan runner
South Korean actress
Ghanaian sprinter
American Pornographic Actress
American politician and journalist 27th White House Press secretary
Japanese singer and actress
Michigan, USA; figure skater (1996 Great Lakes champion).
Romanian gymnast and Olympic Champion
WLAF quarterback (Scotland Claymores).
French hip hop artist and breakdancer. He is a member of the successful hip hop group IAM together with Akhenaton, Shurik'n, Khéops, Imhotep, and Kephren. He has also worked as a solo artist and an actor.
French fashion designer, was creative director for the house of Balenciaga owned by the Gucci Group (Pinault-Printemps-Redoute).
English bassist (Oasis)
Reality Star
Politician
Manager and English footballer
American rapper
Journalist
American basketball player: Raptors guard/forward
David Haines, a Scottish aid worker, was captured by ISIL early 2013. He was later allegedly executed in September 2014 by beingheaded. Haines was born in East Yorkshire and moved to Perth, Scotland when he was a child. He also lived in Sisak in Croatia before his capture. Haines was an aircraft engineer in Royal Air Force before he switched …
Famous birthdays on May 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969American actress
Ottawa, Ontario -- Canoeist (1992, 96 Olympics - 8th Place)
Dutch musician
California, USA; soccer defender (Olympics-1996).
Carolina Panthers, Baltimore Colts
New Jersey Nets).
NFL cornerback (Oakland Raiders).
Politician
American academic and philosopher
British politician and economist Secretary of State for Transport
French athlete who won a Track and Field Gold Medal at Atlanta Olympic in 100 m. She won the 200 m gold medal on 8/02/1996. This was a repeat of Michael Johnson's feat. She is a renowned figure in her field. In 1991, she won the World Champion title in the 400 m. at Tokyo. In 1992, she also won …
German actor, son of Hardy KrA 1/4 Ger, the German actor-writer, and Francesca Marazzi, the Italian painter.
American basketball player. He was once a forward for the New Jersey Nets, and Orlando Magic.
Canadian ice hockey coach and player
Alberta, Canada; NHL defenceman (Washington Capitals).
Hockey Player
rocker (Curiosity Killed Cat - Keep Distance).
British Columbia, Canada; NHL forward (Team Canada, Detroit Red Wings).
American model and Survivor contestant
NFL running back (Washington Redskins).
Japanese sportscaster and driver of a race car
Czechoslovakia -- Tennis player (1988 Olympics, Gold Medalist).
Croatian singer (Novi fosili)
Voice Actor
Writer
Canadian ice hockey coach and player
British musician and lead singer, who is also a member the rock band Depeche Mode. They were a novelty act at the time, and they were one of the first big electronic groups to emerge. Their 1990 album "Violator" reached the top-10 both in the U.S. as well as their home country of England. Gahan, Martin Gore (songwriter) and Alan …
American actor
Over There").
English singer-songwriter (The Housemartins, The Beautiful South).
TV Actor
Japanese concert pianist.
American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Rockapella).
Pinal del Rio, Cuba -- Half-heavyweight judoka (1996 Olympics)
Politician
In 2007, an American baseball player was elected to the Hall of Fame.
In 2007, an American baseball player was elected to the Hall of Fame.
French rapist, also known as "the angel-face rapist".
rocker (Red Rockers).
California, USA; outfielder (San Diego Padres).
Businessman
Famous birthdays on May 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959German actor
Athlete
Designer
French freelance journalist and writer who worked for LibA (c)ration for 12 years.
Novelist
Canadian swimmer
Finland -- Yachtsman (1980 Olympics - Gold Medalist)
Baseball pitcher (Saint Louis Cardinals).
First man to pedal 65 mph on a bicycle
Canadian producer and actress
Actor Harry & Hendersons, dies from AIDS at age 35
American equestrian, who became the first American rider in the three-day individual equestrian event during the 1976 Olympic Games. Coffin, who was just 17 years old, won the gold twice in the competition.
LPGA golfer
Swedish actress and soprano
Prime Minister of Ethiopia (d.2012)
Artist
Prime Minister of Ethiopia (d.2012)
Actor
Swedish mezzo-soprano
Pennsylvania, USA; actor ("Misfits Of Science").
O'Toole, an American female police commissioner and the first to be appointed for Boston MA by the mayor, was appointed on February 9, 2004. Boston is home to the oldest police force in America. On February 19, 2004, she was sworn into office. OaEUR(tm), the wife of a former police detective and grand-daughter of a police officer has had a …
in Hungary; tennis star.
Actor
American viola player and teacher (Emerson String Quartet).
QuTbec Canada; golfer (QuTbec open-1979, 1981 and 1984).
French essayist and entrepreneur, founder of the company "StratA (c)gique" [English] Created in 1985.
American politician (Representative-Republican-Colorado).
Baseball player
Belgian high jumper
Canadian singer-songwriter
Texas, USA; actor ("Guiding Light")
French Catholic clergyman.
Musician
American actress
Scottish mezzo-soprano, who studied at The Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama. She made her debut in 1976. In 1977, she won the Kathleen Ferrier prize. From 1979 to 1979, she was a Convent Garden guest and was available for European performances.
Actor (Silas Mariner)
Politician
American actress
Politician
Musician
Illinois, USA; actress (Norma Arnold – The Wonder Years).
Family Member
British entertainer who is mainly seen on television. Kelly studied for a teaching career, but he began a ten-year stint in repertory and variety theatre. Kelly also made occasional appearances in London's West End. Kelly has hosted variety shows such as "Stars in Their Eyes", "Here and Now" and “Game for a Laugh.”
Los Angeles, California -- Triple Jumper (1976 Olympics – Silver Medalist).
American bass player and songwriter (Cheap trick and Fuse).
Economist
American triple jumper
Illinois, USA; rock bassist (Cheap Trick).
Famous birthdays on May 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949After 15 years of preparation, an American singer was inducted into The Songwriters Hall of Fame. His songs "Piano Man", "My Life", "I Love You Just the way You Are" and "Only the Good Die Young," show his unique talent for pop, soul, and piano-based music. Seven of his albums have reached the Top 10 in consecutive years. Joel is …
German psychotherapist and astrologer, who has been in practice since 1975. He conducts self awareness groups and has been a leader in German astrology groups as an active and certified member of the Deutscher Astrologenverband/DAV, director of the Freiburger Ausbildungszentrum. Former chairman of DAV, now honorary member. Niehenke is the author and advocate for scientific astrology (research), as well as …
Atkov; Russian cosmonaut (Soyuz T-10).
Long Island, New York, USA; singer/songwriter/piano player ("Pianoman", "Captain Jack", "Bridge").
American diplomat and lawyer 17th Assistant Secretary for State for International Organization Affairs (d.2013)
Belgian composer and singer. He started his career singing, but he is best known for his compositions. He is best known in Poland for his film music, which he composed for Jacek Bromski's movies.
American basketball player, NBA basketball player for the San Diego Rockets (1970-71) & Houston Rockets (1971-83) Murphy was awarded the J. Walter Kennedy Humanitarian Award in 1978. Murphy was inducted into Basketball Hall of Fame May 10, 1993.
German mathematician
German mathematician, computer scientist, and academic
American author and social scientist
Texas, USA; PGA golfer (1978 PGA Champion).
Spanish dancer, best known for his 1965 work with the Ballet of the 20th Century. Ullate was given the task of forming a new Spanish Nation Ballet Company, in 1979.
Scientist
Politician
Japanese diplomat
Cork City, Ireland -- Actor
American actress and model. She started her career in commercials, but moved into film when she was still in her teens. Unexpectedly, she was a light comedian in "Starting Over" 1979 and "Rich and Famous" 1981. Her popularity reached its peak in "Murphy Brown," a TV sitcom that aired from 11/14/1988 to which she received five Emmys. The production won …
California, USA; actress (Carnal Knowledge and Murphy Brown).
German Schlager singer (Born 1946)
Turkish activist and author (d. 2002).
An English-American singer and host of a game show is a game show host.
German manager and footballer
After earning her degree in Letters 1970, she became an Italian high school teacher of Italian, Latin and History. In 1975, her interest in astrology was sparked by her desire to study in the psychological and humanistic schools. Bordoni started teaching astrology in 1981. She also wrote articles for magazines that were translated and published around the globe. Bordoni is …
British-American journalist, author, and computer programmer with a special interest cryonics.
American ecclesiastic, a Russian Orthodox Priest.
New York, USA: Rock guitarist/vocalist (Blood, Sweat and Tears).
American guitarist, songwriter and producer (Blood Sweat & Tears Blues Project, American Flyer).
Egyptian journalist and author (d.2015)
Composer
American singer, guitarist, and vocalist. He was a founding member in 1966 of the band "Buffalo Springfield". He then went on to form "Poco" in 1968 and then "The Southern/Hillman/Furay Band" in 1974 before pursuing a solo career.
French urbanist and architect. In 1970, he graduated from the A%0cole nationale des Beaux Arts in Paris. He is known for his bold designs as well as his artistic touch. His work reflects a sense of their environment and urbanism, which is his founding principle.
Ohio, USA; rock vocalist (Buffalo Springfield, Poco).
rocker (Cyrkle).
Ohio, United States -- Rock vocalist (Buffalo Springfield, Poco)
American figure skater (d. 1961)
Director of Dirty Dancing, dies at 50 from AIDS
English politician and economist Secretary of State for Business Innovation and Skills
Swedish writer, journalist, and historian (Born 1943).
Dutch astronomer, popular science and technology writer.
English astronomer, chemist, and academic (d. 2014.)
Writer
He was known as "El Cura PA (c)rez", ("PA(c]rez the Priest") and was the leader of the Colombian National Liberation Army, or ELN for over three decades.
American attorney general in George W. Bush's cabinet. After a single term as senator, Ashcroft was just out of defeat and tied for the first place in the Senate for most controversial member. Ashcroft was a proponent of criminalizing abortion even in cases of incest and rape; a promiscuous advocate for amending the Constitution to such areas as flag-burning, school …
American guitarist and singer-songwriter
Rocker
British Member of Parliament.
Georgia, USA: rocker (Hooray For Hazel).
Artist / sculptor (Dutch Mountains).
Rock bassist (Freddie and The Dreamers).
England, United Kingdom -- Sprinter (1960 Olympics-Silver Medalist).
Producer/director (Broadcast News. Taxi. Critic).
American mural painter Flight, La Guardia New York, dies at 85.
Dutch poet, artist, and archaeologist.
Saxophonist
Producer
Famous birthdays on May 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939French humorist, well-known for his elaborate, eloquent, and, above all, vicious diatribes that criticize everything and everyone.
Romanian tennis manager
Georgia, USA; PGA golfer (1989 MONY Syracuse Senior).
Composer
Laurel, Mississippi -- Long jumping (1960, 64 and 68 Olympics – Gold / Silver / Bronze Medals).
Rocker
Augusta, Georgia -- PGA golfer (1989 MONY Syracuse Senior)
Fastest man on water at 300 knots (345 MPH).
Baseball player
Romanian tennis player and coach
Civil servant
rocker (The Ventures).
Artist
Yugoslavian-born poet, the 15th Poet Laureate of the United States
American administrator and CEO of P.H. Glatfelter is a manufacturer of specialty and high-quality paper products. Norris, a CEO for over 10 years has a degree in Business Administration from Gettysburg. He graduated in 1960. His company is more resilient than others due to market fluctuations. The downturn has resulted in lower raw-material prices and foreign sales of tobacco paper.
American guitarist and singer-songwriter
American singer (Sam & Dave) (d. 1988)
Spanish architect
Georgia, USA; rock singer (Sam and Dave).
Texas, USA; guitarist (Crickets).
Photographer
Writer
Spanish architect designed the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels, Valladolid Science Museum and the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels.
Rocker (Sam & Dave) dies in a crash while driving at 50
Union sports Champions
British actress, internationally recognized, who won the NY Film Classics Award for 1971, an Emmy in 1972 for "Queen Elizabeth", and Oscars in 1973 and 1974. After quitting her job as a chemical engineer, she made her acting debut in January 1955 in the film "Rada." Her skills are a consummate professional. They range from the cold, sex-starved woman to …
British actor
TV newsman (CBS).
Champion middleweight boxing (1961-62).
Italian politician, municipal advisor, parliamentarian.
American actor and guitarist (The Ventures).
Athlete
Businessman
English children's author (Mr. Men), (d. 1988).
Screenwriter and author of screenplays for English actors
Deputy chairman (Barclays de Zoete Wedd).
Master of Choristers (Hereford Cathedral).
English romance novelist
Unofficial mayor of Hollywood
French actor in film who has appeared on over 100 films since 1954.
American CEO and administrator of Houston Industries, which is part cable TV and nuclear utility company. He earned a BBA in administration and a JD degree in merchandise marketing. Johnson volunteers in civic charities, such as the symphony, when he is not at work.
Scottish actress (d.2015)
Author (Conducting Major Maxim)
CEO (Medical Research Council).
American astronaut who received his MBA in 1953 and an aeronautical engineering degree in 1960. He joined the U.S. Navy in 1953 and became a test pilot in 1963. Brand was chosen as an astronaut on April 4, 1966. Brand was selected as an astronaut on 4/04/1966. He was the command module pilot for the 7/15/1975 mission "Apollo Soyuz", which …
Belgium sport Champion
Colorado, USA; astronaut (Apollo 18, STS-5, 41B, 35).
Actress (Carry on Behind Carry on Cleo).
Libyan historian and Linguist (d.2010)
Poet
Burie physician
Famous birthdays on May 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929British actress (d.2007)
France sport Champion
Lord Justice of Appeal
Author
Mexican-American tennis champion, well-known for his strong serve and fiery personality on the court. He was a U.S. singles champion in 1948 and 1949. Gonzales won a marathon of 112 games in 1969, 20-years later. It lasted 5 hours 12 minutes over two days. His sportsmanship, dignity and bearing were as famous as his temper tantrums.
Canadian-American figure skater (d. 2012)
Athlete
Cambrai Journalist
Composer
American painter closely linked to the Photorealism movement in the late 1960s and early 70s. His highly detailed and objectively portrayed paintings of California banks, hamburger stands, pick up trucks, and pick-up trucks are his most well-known works.
Ottawa, Ontario -- Figure skater (1948 Olympics - Gold Medalist)
California, USA; Tennis star (US 1948-1949).
Los Angeles sports champions
American tennis player (d. 1995).
German biophysical chemist and director of Max Planck Institute since 1964. He is well-known for his studies on high speed reactions. In 1967, he was awarded the Nobel Prize.
Lord Justice of Appeal (Northern Ireland).
Baseball player
president (New Zealand Court of Appeal).
Jr. English soldier pilot and author (d.2002)
Journalist
Comedian
British diplomat
chief minister (Gibralter).
French screenwriter and author. Conchon was the head of the French division in 1952. Conchon traveled extensively, particularly to Africa. He was elected Secretary of the Senate in 1960 and served until 1980. In 1953, he published his first novel, "The Great Laundry". He won the 1964 Goncourt Prize in Literature for his novel L'Etat sauvage.
Italian professional football player. He passed away on the 4th of January 2003.
Master General of the Ordnance
French screenwriter and film director. Between 1960 and 1982, he directed over thirty films. He died 24 July 1982.
Russian author and singer (d. 1997)
French architect who was the chair of AcadA(c),mie des Beaux-Arts (Architecture Section), in 1998. Chouzy-sur-Cisse, he died in August 2007.
New York, USA: singer (Club Embassy Garroway at Large).
Dutch graphic designer (Library Stamps 1991).
Russian author (Student!)
English actress (d.2010)
German actress in theatre and film, who died in East Berlin on September 1, 1986.
American radio personality, television producer (Born 1923)
Paranoiac, Laughter In Dark
German patriot and active member of "The White Rose" Resistance Movement. Hans, her brother, was captured by the SS and executed by the Gestapo.
American Roman Catholic priest and anti-war activist. He is the author of "The Trial of the Catonsville Nine", 1971. This documentary details the trial in which Philip, his brother, and seven other defendants were found guilty of destroying draft documents. He also wrote "No Bars to Manhood." He was also arrested on 12/29/1989 for another demonstration he participated in.
American poet and academic (d.2004)
Author (Day Gone By).
Cuban politician, revolutionary, researcher, and archivist. Fidel Castro was a close friend.
American poultry farmer (Born 1920).
Chamb?ry Military man
English-American academic and author (d. 2010).
Famous birthdays on May 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919English comedian and actor (d. 1995).
Canadian soldier and journalist (d.2013)
French jazz singer and pianist.
Greek member of World War II Resistance (d. 2011).
American former governor of Minnesota, and Agricultural Secretary under President John F. Kennedy. Freeman, who was suffering from Alzheimer's Disease complications, died in Minneapolis, MN on the 20th of February 2003. Freeman, a former U.S. Marine turned into a businessman and traveled to over 20 countries every year before helping to establish Minnesota's Dem. The Farmer Labor Party and his …
(Senator-Democrat-Minnesota)/Secretary of Agriculture (1961-69).
American politician (d. 2003)
Greek soldier and educator (d.2011)
American TV personality and hardboiled investigative reporter. He is the star of "60 Minutes" TV show. He is known for his TV roles as an announcer and master of ceremonies on the quiz-show, "Who Pays?"
American producer and screenwriter (d. 2013).
actor (Circumstantial Evidence).
French admiral, nicknamed Tony Carabine (Tony the Rifle).
cyclist.
American illustrator and author (d. 1993).
German nazi military, waffen ss.
Composer / Organist
Norwegian diplomat. From 1960 to 1968, he was the Norwegian ambassador to Geneva, Switzerland. He also served as the West German Ambassador from 1968 to 1973. He was the leader of the Norwegian delegation that worked to secure possible EEC membership from 1970 to 1972.
organist.
bishop of Derby.
British Vice Admiral.
Italian musician and conductor (d.2005)
Canadian-American country western singer and guitarist, most famous for his performances with Grand Ole Opry from 1950 to the early 1990s. His country hit "I'm Movin' On", is still the most-listened to song of all time.
Novelist
Italian-American musician and violinist, who was also the conductor of Los Angeles Philharmonic from 1978 to 1984. He was a student of violin andviola from an early age, winning the 1934 national competition. His debut as a conductor was June 1944. He primarily conducted opera until 1966, when he added symphonic music. Giulini was a disciple Arturo Toscanini and learned …
American male prostitute and socialite (d. 1948).
labor negotiator (Fair Employment Practices).
Graphic designer/writer
Orchestra leader / Arranger
Admiral (Australian Chiefs of Staff).
Admiral.
Mexico -- Actor (From Russia with Love)
Neuilly sur Seine Artists
Mexican-American actor (d. 1963).
Norwegian-German soldier and author (d. 433)
Hungarian mathematician, theorist (d. 1990).
Hungarian writer (d. 1990)
Colmars physician
Newark, New Jersey -- Choir director (Kate Smith Show).
Psychologist
Musician
dog training expert.
Famous birthdays on May 9th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909Italian Renaissance historian and philosopher. His authority on the cultural history and Renaissance was recognized. Garin studied philosophy at Florence University. He graduated in 1929. After a period as professor of philosophy in Palermo and Cagliari, Garin started teaching at his alma mater from 1949 to 1974. Then he moved to the Scuola Normale di pisa until his retirement, in …
Musician
The Solow Building was designed by an American architect (d. 1990).
Canadian country musician (d. 1973)
Translator and poet from Scotland. He was a poet and translator from Scotland. His poetry was almost entirely in Scots. Died, 26 April 1981.
Beaurevoir physician
American ceramist (d.2007)
American minister, evangelist and faith-healer. Considered a great mystic, clairvoyant, and an American minister. She was a charismatic minister and faith healer, whose healing and prayer services always produced spontaneous cures. As a child, she was a devout Baptist and had an intense religious experience at the age of 13. She was preaching within three years and quit school. She …
Indian scholar and mystic. He was, so far, the last and greatest saint and master of the tradition Kashmir Shaivism, an Indian philosophy. He was 84 years old when he died in September 1991.
Swedish athlete (d. 1950)
German Author/Nazi politician dies at 67
Director
American librarian author and illustrator (d.88)
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Nancy EXecutives
French Catholic priest who was Bishop of Digne between 1958 and 1980.
English anthropologist and social scientist. He also linguist, linguists, visual anthropologists, semioticians, cyberneticists, and a linguist. His work overlapped with many other fields. He helped to extend systems theory and cybernetics into the social and behavioral sciences in the 1940s. The last ten years of his life were spent developing a "metascience" of epistemology that brought together various early forms …
Canadian-American organist composer, educator (d. 1988).
writer.
Fairmont, West Virginia -- Actor. (Oklahoma Annie Cowby & The Lady).
Sari d'Orcino Politician