Famous Birthdays of 16 May
List of celebrities and famous people born on the 16th of May
2010 - Today
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(2015)
Torres Triplets: American identical triplets delivered by C-section at Corpus Christi Medical Center.
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(2014)
Alijah Baskett: American noted family, the second child and first daughter of American football player Hank Baskett and television personality Kendra Wilkinson.
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2009 - 2000
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1999 - 1990
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1989 - 1980
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1979 - 1970
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(1978)
Scott Nicholls: English motorcycle racer.
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(1978)
Lionel Scaloni: Argentinian footballer.
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(1978)
Amy Chow: Athlete.
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(1977)
Melanie Lynskey: New Zealand actress.
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(1977)
Lynn Collins
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(1977)
Emiliana Torrini: Icelandic singer and songwriter.
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(1977)
Jean-Sébastien Giguère: Canadian ice hockey player.
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(1977)
Dolcenera : Italian singer, songwriter and actress, who rose to fame in 2003, after winning the newcomers' section of the Sanremo Music Festival.
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(1977)
Emilíana Torrini: Icelandic singer-songwriter (GusGus).
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(1977)
Wendy Higgins: Author.
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(1977)
Claudia Albertario: Argentinian model and actress.
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(1977)
Jean-Sebastien Giguere: Canadian ice hockey player.
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(1976)
Ticiane Pinheiro
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(1976)
Dirk Nannes: Dutch-born Australian cricketer.
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(1976)
Brian Langtry: American lacrosse player.
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(1975)
Tony Kakko: Finnish singer-songwriter and guitarist (Sonata Arctica and Northern Kings).
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(1975)
BSlade : American singer-songwriter producer and actor.
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(1975)
Kelly Kainz: British/Austrian professional dancer.
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(1975)
Ray Lewis: Athlete.
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(1975)
Tonex: American singer.
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(1974)
Laura Pausini: Italian pop singer who took top prize as a new artist in the 1993 San Remo Music Festival; two years later she released her first albut in English.
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(1974)
Rodolphe Vinh-Tung: French wakeboarder, a World Games Champion, who spent his childhood in Tahiti in the southern archipelago community of Fariipiti.
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(1974)
Sonny Sandoval: American singer-songwriter (P.
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(1974)
Sean Carrigan
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(1974)
Conal Groom in Northford: Connecticut, USA; rower (Olympics-1996).
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(1974)
Keith Thibodeaux: cornerback (Washington Redskins).
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(1974)
Ahmet Zappa: Musician.
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(1974)
Adam Richman: American actor and television personality.
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(1974)
Eliza Thomas: American homicide victim, one of four young girls killed in a yogurt shop in northwest Austin, TX on 12/06/1991.
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(1973)
Tori Spelling: American actress and noted family, the daughter of TV producer Aaron Spelling.
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(1973)
Special Ed: American rapper.
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(1973)
Kōsuke Toriumi: Japanese voice actor.
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(1973)
Ed: American rapper and actor (Crooklyn Dodgers).
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(1973)
Jason Acuña: American actor and stuntman.
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(1973)
Jason Acuna: American television personality.
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(1972)
Christian Califano: French rugby player, a member of the French rugby team 1999, playing as pro.
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(1972)
Derek Mears: American actor.
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(1972)
Khary Payton: American actor.
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(1972)
Keith Burns: NFL linebacker (Denver Broncos - Super Bowl 32).
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(1971)
Bill Rancic
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(1971)
Thessaloniki (Greece)
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(1971)
Rachel Goswell: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Slowdive and Mojave 3).
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(1971)
Kelly Hyland: Reality Star.
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(1971)
Phil Clarke: English rugby player and sportscaster.
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(1971)
Khari Jones Canadian Football League/WLAF quarterback (British Columbia Lions: Scottish Claymores).
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(1970)
Gabriela Sabatini: Argentina -- Tennis player (1988 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
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(1970)
Danielle Spencer: Australian singer-songwriter and actress.
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(1970)
Tony McGovern
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(1970)
Alain Escada: Belgian political activist, right-wing national catholic.
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(1970)
Michael Patrick Jann: Actor.
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(1970)
Dave Finkel: Producer.
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(1970)
Alexander Nastasi: German author of motivational books and novels and a life coach.
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(1970)
Franck Schott: French swimmer, specialized in backstroke, he competed for France at 3 consecutive Olympics and won a bronze medal at the 1991 Athens Europe championships.
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(1970)
Eric Lynch: NFL running back (Detroit Lions).
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(1970)
Jorginho Buchabki: Brazilian youth of 18, suspected of the murder of his parents on 12/24/1988, Christmas eve.
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1969 - 1960
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(1969)
Tracey Gold in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Carol - Growing Pains, Incredible Sunday).
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(1968)
Judith Henry
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(1968)
Ralph Tresvant: American singer actor and producer (New Edition and Heads of State).
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(1968)
Chingmy Yau: Hong Kong actress.
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(1968)
Ralph Tresvant in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; singer (New Editon).
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(1968)
Niccolò Fabi: Italian singer-songwriter, who rose to national fame after competing in the Newcomers' section of the Sanremo Music Festival in 1997, receiving the Mia Martini Critics' Award for his entry "Capelli".
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(1967)
Ramon Tikaram
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(1967)
Doug Brocail: American baseball player and coach.
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(1967)
Madhuri Dixit: Actress.
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(1966)
Janet Jackson: American recording artist and actress.
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(1966)
Giovanni Soldini: Italian sailor who rose to international center stage starting in 1991.
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(1966)
Scott Reeves in Santa Monica: California, USA; actor (Ryan - The Young and the Restless).
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(1966)
Janet Jackson in Gary: Indiana, USA; singer, Michael Jackson's sister (Control).
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(1966)
Sean Quilty: Australian marathon runner (Olympics-1996).
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(1966)
Thurman Thomas: American athlete, running back for the NFL Buffalo Bills from 1988-1999 and NFL Player of the Year in 1991; he played with Miami in 2000.
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(1966)
Greg Wise: Actor.
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(1966)
Sommore : American actress producer and screenwriter.
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(1966)
Celia Ireland: Australian actress.
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(1966)
Scott Reeves: American singer-songwriter and actor (Blue County).
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(1966)
Metin Şentürk: Turkish singer.
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(1965)
Krist Novoselic: American musician and author.
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(1965)
Vincent Regan
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(1965)
Gerald Chertavian: Businessman.
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(1965)
Jarvis Williams: American athlete, a pro football player, he played with the Miami Dolphins (1988 to 1993) and the New York Giants (1994).
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(1965)
Lori Sippel in Stratford: Ontario, Canada; softball pitcher (Olympics-1996).
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(1965)
Brent Jasmer in Portland: Oregon, USA; actor (Sly - The Bold and the Beautiful).
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(1965)
Tanel Tammet: Estonian computer scientist engineer and academic.
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(1964)
Els Dottermans
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(1964)
Boyd Tinsley: American singer-songwriter and violinist (Dave Matthews Band).
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(1964)
John Salley: American basketball player and actor.
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(1964)
Edit Berces: Hungarian marathon runner.
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(1964)
Eduardo Bhatia: Politician.
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(1964)
Milton Jones: English comedian actor and screenwriter.
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(1964)
Mary Hobbs: English DJ and journalist.
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(1964)
Edit Bérces: Hungarian runner.
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(1963)
Serge Teyssot-Gay: French musician, who was the guitarist of French rock group Noir Désir from its inception in 1983 until its demise in 29 November 2010.
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(1963)
Mercedes Echerer: Austrian actress and politician.
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(1963)
Jon Coffelt: American painter and sculptor.
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(1963)
Michel Ledent: Belgian comics author, writing under the pen name Midam, best known for Kid Paddle.
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(1963)
David Wilkinson: English theologian and academic.
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(1963)
Grant Heslov: Actor.
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(1963)
Rachel Griffith: Anglo-American economist.
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(1963)
Joseph Prince: Clergyman.
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(1962)
Samuel Labarthe
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(1962)
Rod Lurie: Director.
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(1962)
Lisa Yuskavage: American painter.
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(1962)
Helga Radtke: German long jumper.
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(1962)
Jimmy Hood: Scottish engineer and politician.
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(1961)
Solveig Dommartin: French-German actress (Born 1961).
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(1961)
Éric Bouvet
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(1961)
Kevin McDonald: Canadian actor and screenwriter.
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(1961)
Nina Arvesen
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(1961)
Danny Mock: American sports figure, a scout for the Green Bay Packers football franchise.
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(1961)
Nina Arvesen in White Plains: New York, USA; actress (Cassandra - The Young and the Restless).
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(1961)
Charles Wright: American wrestler.
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(1960)
Eric Meunie
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(1960)
Anne Parillaud: Paris, France -- Actress (Subway, Nikita, Innocent Blood).
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(1960)
Anne Parillaud: Paris, France -- Actress (Subway, Nikita, Innocent Blood).
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(1960)
S Shanmuganathan: Sri Lankan commander and politician (d. 1998).
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(1960)
Rosario Fiorello: Italian showman, a comedian, singer, radio, and television presenter.
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(1960)
Chester Brown: Cartoonist.
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(1960)
Landon Deireragea: Nauruan politician Nauruan Speaker of Parliament.
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1959 - 1950
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(1957)
Yuri Shevchuk: Russian singer-songwriter and guitarist (DDT).
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(1957)
Joan Benoit Samuelson in Cape Elizabeth: Maine, USA; marathon runner (Olympics-gold-1984).
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(1957)
Bob Suter: American ice hockey player and coach (d. 2014).
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(1957)
Anthony St John: 22nd Baron St John of Bletso English lawyer and businessman.
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(1957)
Benjamin Mancroft: 3rd Baron Mancroft English politician.
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(1955)
Debra Winger: American actress whose films include "Urban Cowboy," 1980, "An Officer and a Gentleman," 1982 and "Terms of Endearment," 1983, for which she was nominated as Best Actress.
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(1955)
John Frawley: British astrologer, the editor of the "Astrologer's Apprentice" and a regular writer for a soccer magazine.
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(1955)
Jack Morris: American baseball player and sportscaster.
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(1955)
Andrew Yang: Public Servant.
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(1955)
Debra Winger in Columbus: Ohio, USA; actress (An Officer and a Gentleman).
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(1955)
Edgar Bronfman: American businessman, second of five children of Ann (Loeb) and Edgar Miles Bronfman.
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(1955)
Jack Morris in Saint Paul: Minnesota, USA; pitcher (Detroit Tigers).
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(1955)
Olga Korbut: Belarusian gymnast.
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(1955)
Hazel O'Connor: English-Irish singer-songwriter and actress.
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(1955)
Páidí Sé: Irish footballer and manager (d. 2012).
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(1954)
Dafydd Williams: Canadian physician and astronaut.
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(1954)
[Dafydd] Rhys Williams in Saskatoon: Saskatchewan, Canada; MD/astronaut (STS 90).
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(1954)
Janet Maw: Actress (Sparrow, King John, Mayor of Casterbridge).
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(1954)
Cliff Kincaid: American editor of the AIM Report, a twice-monthly newsletter published by Accuracy in Media, a non-profit news media watchdog.
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(1954)
Daniel Goossens: French cartoonist, who has worked for the magazines Pionniers, Pilote, Fluide Glacial, Le Petit Psikopat Illustré and Rigolo.
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(1953)
Pierce Brosnan: Irish actor, extremely handsome with a "nice" look.
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(1953)
David MacLean
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(1953)
Richard Page (musician)
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(1953)
Stephen Woolman: Lord Woolman Scottish judge and academic.
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(1953)
David Maclean: British minister of state.
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(1953)
Richard Page in Los Angeles: California, USA; rocker (Mr Mister).
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(1953)
Kitanoumi Toshimitsu: Japanese sumo wrestler the 55th Yokozuna (d. 2015).
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(1953)
Cleavant Derricks: Actor.
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(1953)
George Brett: Athlete.
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(1953)
Jane Ridley: Historian.
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(1953)
Mike Oldfield: Musician.
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(1953)
Rick Rhoden: pitcher (New York Yankees).
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(1952)
Sorj Chalandon
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(1952)
James Herndon: American psychologist and academic.
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(1951)
Christian Lacroix: French couturier and fashion designer who was noted for using the old styles to create a "regeneration" effect on fashion.
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(1951)
Emmanuel Todd: French historian and anthropologist, son of writer and journalist Olivier Todd, he released an essay "Qui est Charlie?" after the terrorist attack (2015).
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(1951)
Jonathan Richman: American singer/songwriter/musician and founder of the band "Modern Lovers.
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(1951)
Unsho Ishizuka
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(1951)
David Almond: Author.
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(1951)
Unshō Ishizuka: Japanese voice actor.
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(1951)
Janet Soskice: Canadian philosopher and theologian.
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(1951)
Claudio Baglioni: Italian singer and musician.
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(1950)
Bruce Coville: American author.
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(1950)
Georg Bednorz: German physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
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(1950)
Johannes Bednorz: German superconductivity physicist (Nobel Prize 1987).
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(1950)
Jock Bartley: rocker (Firefall).
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(1950)
Ray Condo: Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2004).
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1949 - 1940
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(1948)
James Hood: Scottish politician, a Member of Parliament, Labour representative of the Clydeside district, returned at General Election on 6/11/1987.
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(1948)
Staf Van Roosbroeck: Belgian cyclist.
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(1948)
Lois Frankel: Politician.
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(1948)
Adrian Legg: English guitarist.
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(1948)
Judy Finnegan: English TV presenter (Richard & Judy).
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(1948)
Emma Rothschild: English historian and academic.
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(1947)
Janette Tough: Scottish entertainer who has a stage act called "The Krankies," in which she plays with her husband Ian.
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(1947)
Bill Smitrovich: Actor (Crime Story, Miami Vice).
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(1947)
Charles Stiehr: American ecclesiastic, the grandson of a preacher who grew up to become a successful accountant.
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(1947)
Claude Picasso: Photographer.
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(1947)
Darrell Sweet: English-Scottish drummer (Nazareth) (d. 1999).
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(1947)
Roch Thériault: Canadian religious leader (d. 2011).
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(1947)
Barbara Lee: American singer (The Chiffons) (d. 1992).
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(1947)
Rosie Barnes: British Member of Parliament.
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(1947)
Bob Edwards: American newscaster.
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(1947)
Enzo Acampora: Italian financial astrologer and author.
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(1946)
Jeff Jawer: American professional astrologer, one of the founding members of AFAN and one of the Steering Committee.
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(1946)
Robert Fripp: English guitarist songwriter and producer (King Crimson The League of Gentlemen Giles Giles and Fripp and Fripp & Eno).
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(1946)
Rosemary Barnes: British politician, a Member of Parliament returned at the General Election of 6/11/1987.
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(1946)
Roger Earl: English drummer and songwriter (Savoy Brown and Foghat).
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(1946)
Jean-Michel Gaillard: French senior official, who was director general of Antenne 2 (now France 2) from 1989 to 1991.
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(1946)
John Law: English sociologist and academic.
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(1946)
Jessi B Wilson: Mississippi, United States -- Murderer (FBI Most Wanted List).
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(1945)
Massimo Moratti: Italian businessman.
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(1945)
Brewster H Shaw Jr in Cass City: Michigan, USA; Colonel US Air Force/astronaut (STS-9, STS 61B, STS-28).
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(1945)
Nicky Chinn: English songwriter/producer (Chinn and Chapman).
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(1945)
Alan Flusser: American clothing designer.
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(1945)
James Moran: American politician (Representative-Democrat-Virginia).
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(1945)
Marta Roque: Cuban economist and activist.
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(1944)
Danny Trejo: American actor.
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(1944)
Billy Cobham: Panamanian-American drummer composer and bandleader (Mahavishnu Orchestra Jazz Is Dead and Bobby and the Midnites).
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(1944)
Antal Nagy: Hungarian footballer.
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(1943)
Marko Kravos: Italian-Slovenian poet and translator.
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(1943)
Jon Jost: Director (All the Vermeers in NY).
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(1943)
Kay Andrews: Baroness Andrews English politician.
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(1943)
Dan Coats: American politician and diplomat 29th United States Ambassador to Germany.
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(1942)
Helma Esslinger: German Beauty Queen, winner of the Miss World contest.
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(1942)
David Penry-Davey: English lawyer and judge.
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(1941)
Eileen (singer)
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(1941)
Joseph Parrenin
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(1941)
John McWilliams: British Member of Parliament.
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(1941)
Maurice Henry Weddington: Composer.
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(1941)
Denis Hart: Australian archbishop.
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(1940)
Gareth Roberts: chancellor (Sheffield University).
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(1940)
Ole Ernst: Danish actor (d. 2013).
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1939 - 1930
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(1939)
Jacques de Lescaut
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(1939)
Pascal Salin: French economist, professor emeritus at the Université Paris-Dauphine and a specialist in public finance and monetary economics.
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(1939)
Janine Langlois-Glandier: French television director, a specialist in the audiovisual and communication sector.
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(1939)
Jacques Lescaut: Belgium musician, actor, siderealist astrologer, data collector and publisher.
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(1938)
Stuart Bell: English lawyer and politician (d. 2012).
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(1938)
Nancy Garden: Writer.
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(1938)
Marc Hemmeler: French jazz pianist and band leader (Marc Hemmeler Trio).
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(1937)
Joe Sorrentino: American jurist, a municipal court judge and crusader for juvenile rights whose books include the autobiography, "Up From Never.
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(1937)
Jim Hunt (politician)
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(1937)
Anthony Saidy: American physician and chess master, a man dedicated to his two passions, public health and chess.
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(1937)
Jocelyn Lane
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(1937)
Yvonne Craig: American actress and dancer (d. 2015).
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(1937)
James Hunt: American politician who was the 69th and 71st Governor of North Carolina (1977–1985, and 1993–2001).
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(1937)
Yvonne Craig in Taylorville: Illinois, USA; actress (Batgirl - Batman, Kissin Cousin).
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(1937)
Liana Ohayon: Finnish actress.
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(1937)
Trini Lopez: Musician.
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(1936)
Cécile Gallez
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(1936)
Roy Hudd: Comedian (Blood Beast Terror, Vampire Beast Craves Blood).
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(1936)
Philippe de Montebello in Paris: France; art exhibitionist (Treasures of Tut).
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(1936)
Karl Lehmann: German Catholic cardinal.
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(1935)
Ted Dexter: Athlete.
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(1935)
Utah Phillips: Activist.
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(1935)
Floyd Smith: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
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(1935)
Yvon Douis: France sport Champion.
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(1934)
Kenneth Morgan: Welsh historian and author.
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(1934)
Richard Quinney: American sociologist, writer, and photographer known for his philosophical and critical approach to crime and social justice.
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(1934)
John Keegan: Historian.
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(1934)
Antony Walker: English general.
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(1934)
Nicholas Goodison: CEO (TSB Group).
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(1933)
Danièle Heymann: French cinema critic who officiates on 'Le Masque et la Plume' (The Mask and the Feather), an arts radio show on 'France Inter.
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(1933)
Jose Gonzales: American drug abuser who stabbed his mom to death while demented with LSD.
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(1932)
Isaac "Redd": Holt; American drummer (Young-Holt Unlimited - "In Crowd").
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(1931)
Alena Vrzanova
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(1931)
Jack Dodson in Pittsburgh: Pennsylvania, USA; actor (Howard Sprage - Andy Griffith Show).
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(1931)
Lowell Weicker: Jr.
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(1931)
Lowell P Weicker American politician (Senator-Republican-Connecticut: 1971-88/Governor-Democrat-Connecticut).
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(1931)
Donald James Martino in Plainfield: New Jersey, USA; composer (Noturnno - Pulitzer 1974).
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(1931)
Natwar Singh: Indian politician.
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(1931)
K Singh: Indian scholar and politician Indian Minister of External Affairs.
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(1931)
Denise Filiatrault: French Canadian actress and director.
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(1931)
Jack Dodson: Actor (Howard Sprague-Andy Griffith Show), dies at 63.
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(1931)
Hana Brady: Czech-Polish holocaust victim (d. 1944).
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(1931)
Vujadin Boškov: Serbian footballer coach and manager (d. 2014).
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(1931)
Lowell P Weicker: Jr.
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(1931)
Ken Venturi: Athlete.
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(1931)
Peter Levi: Poet / writer.
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(1930)
David Maxwell: American executive and CEO in charge of Federal National Mortgage Association.
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(1930)
Daniel Gonzague: French designer and engraver of postage stamps.
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(1930)
Friedrich Gulda: Austrian pianist and composer (d. 2000).
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(1930)
Jasper Johns: Artist.
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(1930)
Don Conicannon: Government minister.
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(1930)
Betty Carter: American jazz singer (d. 1998).
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(1930)
Desmond Langley: Governor (Bermuda).
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1929 - 1920
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(1928)
Tom Moore: American cartoonist and member of National Cartoonists Society, known for his work on the.
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(1927)
John Walford: Solicitor.
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(1927)
Nilton Santos: Brazilian footballer.
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(1926)
Peter Shaffer: Playwright.
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(1926)
Ronald Podrow: British peace activist (d. 2004).
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(1926)
Jan Zimmer: Composer.
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(1926)
Jean Dirkens: Dutch professor and educator of psychology at the University of Mons and at ULB.
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(1925)
Garth Allen: American astrologer, a siderealist and senior editor of "American Astrology.
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(1925)
Nílton Santos: Brazilian footballer (d. 2013).
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(1925)
Nancy Roman: American astronomer.
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(1925)
Ola Vincent: Nigerian banker and economist (d. 2012).
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(1925)
Bobbejaan Schoepen: Belgian singer-songwriter guitarist and actor (d. 2010).
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(1924)
Frank F Mankiewicz in New York City: New York, USA; columnist (Perfectly Clear).
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(1924)
Dawda Kairaba Jawara President (Gambia: 1970-94).
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(1923)
Mildred Smith
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(1923)
Victoria Fromkin: American linguist and academic (d. 2000).
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(1923)
Peter Underwood: English parapsychologist and author (d. 2014).
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(1923)
Merton Miller: American economist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2000).
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(1923)
Richard Avedon: Photographer.
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(1922)
Michel Poniatowski: French politician, a member of the senior branch of Poland's princely Poniatowski family.
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(1922)
Eddie Bert: American trombonist (d. 2012).
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(1922)
Colin Cole: Principal King of Arms.
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(1922)
Russell Wood: treasurer (Queen Elizabeth).
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(1921)
André Rossi: Menton Politician.
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(1921)
Harry Carey Jr: Saugus, California -- Actor (She Wore a Yellow Ribbon).
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(1921)
Harry Carey: American actor and noted family, the son of star Harry Carey.
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(1921)
S Neil Fujita: American graphic designer (d. 2010).
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(1921)
Andre Rossi: French Civil servant who held many posts as advisor or ‘’attaché,’’ 1947-58.
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(1921)
Mildred Smith: American actress who played Sidney Poitier's wife in "No Way Out," 1950.
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(1921)
Carlos Valcarcel Mavor: Spanish historian, official chronicler of the city of Murcia and father of political Ramón Luis Valcárcel Siso (President of the region of Murcia between 1995 and 2014, and current vice president of the European Parliament).
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(1921)
Robert Croften: Brown politician.
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(1921)
Ettore Bernabei: Italian journalist, editor and broadcasting executive, he was director of RAI.
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(1920)
Martine Carol: French actress, popular, tantalizing leading lady of the '50s in several films made by her husband, (one of four), Christian Faque, but most engaging in the title role of "Lola Montes," 1955.
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(1920)
Jacques François: French actor, who provided the French voice of Gregory Peck in dubbed films.
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(1920)
Martine Carol [Maryse Mopurer]: Saint-Mande, France -- Actress (Nana).
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1919 - 1910
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(1919)
Liberace : American musician and entertainer known for his music, his trademark candelabra, his flamboyant lifestyle and highly affected mannerisms.
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(1919)
Richard Mason: author.
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(1919)
Jacques Wacrenier: Neuilly sur Seine Military man.
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(1919)
Ramon Margalef: Spanish ecologist and biologist (d. 2004).
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(1918)
Edward Thomas: Historian / intelligence expert.
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(1918)
Wilf Mannion: English footballer and manager (d. 2000).
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(1918)
André Even: Pont-Aven Painters.
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(1918)
Kevin Skelton: Bishop (Lichfield).
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(1917)
George Gaynes: Helsinki, Finland -- Actor (Henry-Punky Brewster).
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(1917)
Juan Rulfo: Mexican writer, screenwriter and photographer.
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(1917)
Geraint Jones: Conductor / Organist.
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(1917)
James Murray: American lawyer and politician (d. 1999).
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(1917)
Ben Kuroki: American sergeant and pilot (d. 2015).
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(1917)
James C Murray: American politician (d. 1999).
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(1916)
James H Binger
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(1916)
Fred Hargesheimer: American World War II pilot (d. 2010).
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(1916)
Adriana Caselotti: American actress (d. 1997).
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(1916)
James Binger: American lawyer and business executive at Honeywell, Inc.
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(1916)
Jacques Piette: French politician who represented the French Section of the Workers' International (SFIO) in the National Assembly from 1956 to 1958.
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(1916)
Bernard Braden: Broadcaster / actor (All Night Lone, Full Treatment).
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(1916)
Irene Elizabeth Beatrice Ighodaro: Doctor / social Reformer.
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(1916)
Ephraim Katzir: Israeli biophysicist and politician 4th President of Israel (d. 2009).
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(1915)
Mario Monicelli: Italian film director and screenwriter who had a modest debut as a co-director of a series of minor comedies.
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(1915)
Paul Samuelson: Economist.
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(1914)
Edward Hall: American anthropologist and author (d. 2009).
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(1914)
Edward T Hall: American anthropologist and author (d. 2009).
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(1914)
Tenzing Norgay: Explorer.
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(1913)
Woody Herman: American musician of big bandleader era.
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(1913)
Sebastiano Baggio: Italian ecclesiastic, he was ordained a priest in 1935, moving up through the ranks at the Vatican to become Archbishop and ultimately a Cardinal in 1969.
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(1913)
Wilhelm Schlichting: Germany Actor.
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(1912)
Alfred Aston: French athlete, soccer player.
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(1912)
Studs Terkel: American author and radio personality (Born 1912).
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(1911)
Zoë Fontana: Italian fashion designer, founded the house of Haute Couture, Sorelle Fontana, in Rome, 1946 with her two younger sisters, Micol and Giovanna.
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(1911)
Margaret Sullavan: Norfolk, Virginia -- Actress (Back Street).
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(1911)
Max Frisch: Novelist.
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(1911)
Olaff J de Landell [JB Wemmerslager van Sparwoude]: writer.
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(1910)
Higashifushimi Kunihide: Japanese monk and educator (d. 2014).
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(1910)
Robert Courtine: French food writer, who also wrote under the pen names "La Reynière" and "Savarin".
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(1910)
Horacio Rivero: The first Puerto Rican and Hispanic four-star Admiral, and second Hispanic to become a full Admiral in the modern United States Navy.
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(1910)
Olga Berggolts: Russian poet (d. 1975).
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(1910)
Aleksandr Ivanovich Laktionov: Russian painter (d. 1972).
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(1910)
Olga Bergholz: Russian poet and author (d. 1975).
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(1910)
Aleksandr Laktionov: Russian painter and educator (d. 1972).
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(1908)
Gurudev Muktananda Baba: Indian mystic and guru in the traditional style who personally had to struggle to overcome a sensual nature on his ascetic path.
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(1907)
Bob Tisdall: Sri Lankan-Irish hurdler (d. 2004).
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(1907)
Luigi Villoresi: Italian race car driver (d. 1997).
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(1907)
Robert Tisdall: Ireland -- 400m hurdler (1932 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
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(1906)
Raymond Carrel: France Actor.
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(1906)
Arturo Pietri: Venezuelan lawyer journalist and author (d. 2001).
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(1906)
Nicholas Beriozoff: ballet master.
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(1906)
Arturo Uslar Pietri: Venezuelan intellectual, lawyer, journalist, writer, television producer and politician.
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(1906)
Margret Rey: German author and illustrator (d. 1996).
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(1906)
Alfred Pellan: Canadian painter and educator (d. 1988).
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(1905)
Henry Fonda: American actor, a top star of stage and screen for many years.
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(1905)
Abraham Zapruder: Businessman.
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(1905)
H[erbert] E[rnest] Bates novelist (Feast for July: Love for Lydia).
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(1905)
Libero Bigiaretti: Italian writer, a novelist and poet.
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(1904)
Hugh Plaxton: Canada -- Ice hockey player (1928 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
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(1903)
Willy Schneider: Austrian medium known with his younger brother, Rudi, for trance phenomena involving materialization and telekinesis.
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(1903)
Ugo La Malfa: Italian politician, and an important leader in the Italian Republican Party.
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(1903)
Henri Lhote: French author, explorer and ethnographer, an expert on prehistoric cave art who described and is credited with the discovery of important cave paintings on the edge of the Sahara desert.
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(1902)
Jan Kiepura: Sosnowiec, Poland -- Vocalist / actor (Her Wonderful Lie).
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(1902)
Hilda Kirsch: German-American Jungian analyst and author.
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(1902)
Richard J. Daley: Politician.
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(1901)
Denis Leroy: France Scientist.
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(1900)
Maurice Villain: French theologian, historian.
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(1900)
Aage Winther-Jørgensen: Danish actor (d. 1967).
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