List of celebrities and famous people who were born on November 16th
Famous birthdays on November 16th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2019 - 2010
2010English child of well-known parents, singer Rachel Stevens and Alex Bourne.
Famous birthdays on November 16th for the celebrities who were born in the years 2009 - 2000
2007YouTube Star
Soap Opera Actor
Movie Actor
TV Actor
TV Actress
Famous birthdays on November 16th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1999 - 1990
1999American family, Helen Morris, is the daughter of Martin Scorsese and Helen Morris, a filmmaker. Her dad was 57 years old when she was born. He is delighted. Her mother is 52 years old; they were married in July.
Instagram Star
Soap Opera Actress
TV Actress
Instagram Star
Pop Singer
American pianist and actor
YouTube Star
South Korean singer dancer and actor (Teen Top)
Actress
Reality Star
Comedian
Nigerian footballer
YouTube Star
YouTube Star
Japanese singer and actress (AKB48, Queen & Elizabeth).
Actress
Famous birthdays on November 16th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1989 - 1980
1989American rapper and producer (The HBK Gang)
Rapper
YouTube Star
YouTube Star
Pop Singer
Instagram Star
Israeli footballer
American baseball player
YouTube Star
Reality Star
French rugby player
Athlete
Japanese model and actress
Russian footballer
Actor
Japanese actress and model
American notable family, Bruce Boxleitner and Kathryn Holcomb.
Musician
Model
Japanese model
Model
Soap Opera Actress
English footballer
American actress
German freestyle swimmer, she holds both the 50- and 100-metre world records for women's freestyle swimming.
TV Actor
American rapper "Das Racist and Boy Crisis"
Reality Star
Actress
Singer and actress from the Philippines
Finnish ice hockey goaltender
American football player
South orean-born Japanese singer
French sprinter who started out in 200m, but then moved to shorter distances.
American basketball player
South African rugby player
Actress
Basketball Player
South African rugby player
Filipino-American boxer
French businessman, tennis monitor and radio-TV columnist. He is the son of Minister Laurent Fabius, producer FranASSoise Castro. He is severely indebted due to his addiction to casino games and has been expelled from Nevada since October 2015.
Puerto Rican baseball player
Australian singer-songwriter
French-Lebanese film producer, especially "Le PrA(c]nom" and "le Petit Prince" (2015), son of actress Carole Bouquet Married to Masha, model. Five million Chinese children saw "The Little Prince".
American voice actress and singer, as well as director
An English-born American football player
Canadian singer, songwriter and pianist
American basketball player.
Movie Actress
Politician
Italian footballer
Italian alpine skier
Canadian freestyle wrestler
Turkish footballer
Famous birthdays on November 16th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1979 - 1970
1979American soccer player
Actor (brother to David).
Businesswoman
Australia -- Gymnast (1996 Olympics)
American surfer
Soap Opera Actress
Manager and player from Scotland
Brazilian guitarist and drummer (CSS).
American missing child, who vanished after spending the night in a relationship. As she was walking home, she vanished at noon on the morning of 08/04/1990. At 12:01 PM CDT, the official report was telephoned to police. Many volunteers from the community rallied together to find her.
Turkish model and windsurfer
Turkish runner
American baseball player
Japanese actor
American actress
Ukrainian-American skater champion. She won an Olympics Gold Medal at the Lillehammer Games in Norway on February 25, 1994. She was 15 years old, making her the youngest Olympic figure skater champion since Sonja Henie (1928).
Australian actress and singer-songwriter
Mexican producer and actor
Writer
Dutch swimmer
Finnish footballer
Belgian singer
Scottish screenwriter and actor as a comedian
English singer-songwriter "The Servant"
Japanese singer and actress, model and actress
Dominican baseball player
British footballer
TV Actress
Actress
Musician
Stage Actress
Italian Ice-Skating World Champion with his partner in ice-dance, Barbara Fusar Poli
American bassist (Modest mouse)
Manager and driver of an English race car
United States -- 800m freestyle relay (1996 Olympics-Gold Medalist)
Running back (New England Patriots).
Soap Opera Actress
NFL guard (Philadelphia Eagles)
New Zealand-Scottish rugby player, sportscaster
American actress
American television personality, author, and model.
Screenwriter from Puerto Rico. Mylo's first screenplay, Statue of Limitations was written in just 28 days. Global Screen Partners awarded her three-picture deal for the erotic thriller. The film is currently in post-production. She was uncredited as a vampire in Underworld, directed by Len Wiseman in 2003. Mylo had her first child in 2004 when Zohar Films was founded. She …
Pakistani cricketer and coach
Actor
computer game creator.
Russian swimmer and coach
German shot putter and javelin thrower
Manager and footballer from Morocco
Estonian actress and soprano
Japanese mangaka
Russian swimmer wins Gold Medal in 50M and 100M freestyle in Atlanta
American singer and actress
Canadian-American producer and guitarist (Machine Head, Soulfly).
WLAF linebacker (Rhein Fire)
Swedish-Japanese singer and critic
Japanese illustrator
Soap Opera Actor
Famous birthdays on November 16th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1969 - 1960
1969NFL guard / center (Buffalo Bills, Cardinals)
238+ lbs (108+kg) US weightlifter (1996 Olympics).
Croatian handball goalkeeper
US butterfly swimmer (200m Record)
Athens, Greece -- Playmate Jan 1992
American professional baseball pitcher. He is the son of Larry Haney who was a major league catcher with five different teams and coach for the Milwaukee Brewers. Chris was selected by Milwaukee Brewers in the free-agent pick 6/02/1987. He did not sign with them but he attended Univ. N.C. in Charlotte, and was chosen by the Montreal Expos in round …
Croatian handball player
Indian politician (d. 2014)
American actress who played Bill Cosby’s daughter in his television series, "The Bill Cosby show." In 1984, the series was split into her own show, "A Different World." In the film "Angel Heart," she assumed a new, sexy look. She was nude. Her film career was limited to grade B films, in which she performed steamy love scenes.
California, USA; actress (Cosby Show. Different World. Angel Heart).
NFL wide receiver (Tampa Bay Bucs)
American poet and academic (d.2009)
TV Actress
Scientist
Canadian-American producer and actor
Belgian mother killed her five children: a son (3 1/2 years old) and four daughters (7-10, 12 and 15 year olds) by cutting their throats on February 28, 2007 in Nivelles (Belgium).
German keyboard player (Rammstein & Feeling B).
New York, USA. Actress (Amanda-Bad News Bear, The Young and the Restless).
Actress
California, USA; actress (Angie Out of the Blue).
Hanford, California -- Pitcher for the Montreal Expos
Hockey forward (USA, Olympics-1998)
English journalist and explorer
American guitarist (Velvet Revolver Electric Love Hhogs Loaded and DKFXP).
American guitarist and producer, singer-songwriter (Me First and The Gimme Gimmes and Bad Astronaut the Playing Favorites and Scorpios).
Montreal, Quebec -- Fencing epee (1996 Olympics).
Turin, Italy -- Actress for Normal People
Mobile, Alabama -- PGA golfer (1994 Anheuser-Busch-2nd).
Belgian cartoon illustrator.
English actor
Finnish footballer
Businessman
Italian actress
Canadian jazz singer and pianist, well-known for her contralto singings. Married Elvis Costello, British singer, 6 December 2003. They had two children.
American screenwriter and producer of actresses
American baseball pitcher: he played for the Mets most of his career. He was drafted in 1982 and 1984 was his rookie record year. He was the youngest player ever to play in the All-Stars that year. In 1985, he won the Cy Young Award.
American producer and actor
Movie Actress
American actor
Baron Alli English politician and businessman
Italian actress, screenwriter, director and screenwriter, she is also a member a distinguished family. She is the older sister to Carla Bruni, who is married with French President Nicholas Sarkozy.
American tennis player and coach
Texas, USA; tennis player (1988 Olympics Gold, Bronze).
French chef Meilleur Ouvrier, de France has three Michelin stars. He is currently the chef at A%0picure, a restaurant located at the HA'tel Le Bristol, Paris.
English pop bassist (Stone Roses)
English producer and drummer (Loose Tubes & Human Chain).
German circus performer, daughter of Sigrid Gebel, and step-daughter Gunther Gebel–Williams. She performed with her mother in a circus with horses, and she also worked with dogs.
American keyboard player and producer (Type-O Negative and Fallout).
Comedian
English bass player (The Stone Roses Primal Scream and Freebass)
English bassist (The Stone Roses and Primal Scream).
British boxer (European champ)
American singer-songwriter and keyboard player (Guns 'N' Roses Replicants, Zaum).
French singer
French singer
French trials biker who won the 1981 World Championship, becoming the youngest champion in history at the age of 19. He also won the Scottish Six Days Trial Motorcycle competition with Italian SWM.
Movie Actor
Famous birthdays on November 16th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1959 - 1950
1959Oxnard, California -- PGA golfer (1995 US Open)
Spanish Town Jamaica, 4X400m Relayer (1988 Olympics-Silver Medalist)
American physician and cardiologist (d. 2014).
English journalist
TV Actress
American actress, most notably for her role as "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation", a popular television series with a lot of work behind it.
Serbian academic and author
Serbian academic
Medelin, Colombia -- Indy racing (Rookie of the Year 1984).
Nebraska, USA; actress (China Beach and Ryan's Hope).
Rocker (Concrete Blonde)
French actor
VP (Microsoft Desktop)
French astrologer and author of "Uranus et l'A (c)veil spirituel."
Musician
Actor
American race car driver and American businessman
American social worker, writer, and advocate for the disabled. His memoir, "Those Are the Breaks", was written in 2003 about his struggle with Osteogenesis Imperfecta (also known as Brittle Bone Disease). In 1988, he graduated from West Chester University with a Bachelor of Arts in Social Work. He then went on to complete a PhD. Smith is Associate Editor of …
French politician, former Member of European Parliament for the West of France. After leaving the Greens in 2008, she is now a member the Socialist Party. Aubert was Vice Chair of ACP-EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly.
Japanese actor
Argentinian footballer coach, manager
Canadian ice hockey coach and player
Italian actress and stage director, best known for her role as a stage director in "Bread and Tulips", (2000).
American golf caddy (d. 2004)
Politician
Cuban drummer (Jaguares & Pat Metheny Group).
Lawyer and politician from Australia
American novelist, author of "The Voyage of the Narwhal", a sea-saga that she wrote on a Guggenheim Foundation grant. It was published in 1998. Her novels include "Lucid Stars", the first published in 1988. She has published short stories, and contributed to nonfiction works like "The DiabeticaEUR (tm)'s Brand Name Food Exchange Handbook." In 2003, she was a finalist for …
British sketch comedian, known for his memorable TV shows. Mel Smith met him in 1979 when he was a contributor to Cambridge Footlight. They worked together for many years in "Not the Nine O'clock News," from March 1980 to March 1982. They ran "Alas Smith and Jones", a comedy series that featured their hilarious head-to-head sketches on idiocy.
French diplomat who joined France's Foreign Ministry in 1978.
British comedian / actor (Morons from Outer Space).
Welsh comedian and author
Japanese video game designer
American Astrologer, Editor and Production Manager at Llewellyn publications since January 1982. Due to panic attacks and agoraphobic anxiety, she finds it difficult to attend conferences. This makes her feel trapped.
Author
American-English author
American producer and screenwriter (d. 2010).
Italian archivist at Biblioteca Marciana. Essayist and translator.
American Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright, Vogel won the prestigious award for her 1998 play "How I Learned to Drive". Vogel addresses social issues such as child molestation and AIDS in her plays, "How I Learned to Drive", which was first produced in 1992. She won an Obie Award for best play.
Grand Master of Grand Orient de France (1997-1999): French politician
Politician
French novelist and philosopher, who wrote about twenty books, essays, and novels.
Actress
American actor and director
American actor
American TV writer and novelist
French actress known for Le triomphe de l'amour (1979), Womanlight (799) and Mon ami Gaylord (799) She is the daughter actress Francine Bessy and actor Pierre Dux.
Illinois, United States -- Major USAF / Astronaut (STS 38, STS 50, 64)
English singer and actor
Filipino politician and farmer
Politician
Famous birthdays on November 16th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1949 - 1940
1949Francophone Belgian politician. Member of the Parti Socialiste. Finance auditor. Years spent as a minister in Wolloon's government were followed by years as a minister in the federal Belgian cabinet, 2009-2011.
American professional astrologer, writer and contributor to The Mountain Astrologer magazine, and other publications. He is also the author of two books, "Houses of the Horoscope". Herbst graduated from Michigan State University with a degree in psychology. He then transferred to Columbia University. He discovered astrology in 1970. He then joined a local commune to help start a radio station, …
Rocker
Composer
Italian victim of homicide, killed in Geneva by her son Stefano Diamante at 6:00 AM. He didn't want her to discover that he had lied about not going to university.
Montserratian singer-songwriter (d. 2010)
American editor and publisher of The Seattle Astrologer, an astrological newsletter that is not technical.
Actor (Blue Monkey Green Monkey Escape 2000).
American singer-songwriter and pianist
American-English playwrights and critics
Director (Amant Magnifiquew)
American CEO and executive of Hasbro, a multinational toy manufacturing company. Hassenfeld holds a BA degree in history and is active in refugee resettlement efforts.
German manager and footballer
Cuban activist and journalist
German boxing writer and promoter
Politician
American author and explorer, who spent 25 years studying the ontological foundations and ethno-pharmacology for spiritual transformation. His most profound explorations were into mind alternations and conscious and unconscious reality, which he found fascinating.
American basketball player
Danish motorcycle racer
Ringgold, Georgia -- Actress (Vampirella)
Politician
American-Canadian political writer, publisher, and theorist. He is often referred to by the terms "draft dodger" and "draft resister" but he is best known for his contributions to the development of and dissemination three political perspectives: aEUR" neopacifism, New Age politics, and radical centrism. Satin's work can sometimes be seen as a building towards a new political ideology. It is …
American basketball coach and player
Australian songwriter and drummer (The Masters Apprentices AC/DC & His Majesty).
American black feminist activist and thinker, critic, teacher and lecturer. She is also an essayist, author, editor and lecturer. Barbara Smith was one of the first to establish black feminism and African American women's studies in America. She is renowned for being the first to describe lesbian relationships between black women through classic Negro novels. Her writings were published in …
American historian, author and academic
Hamel, Belgium; ballerina (New York City Ballet Co).
American guitarist and songwriter (Hi Rhythm Section), (d. 2014.)
Actor
Musician
French director, editor and literary critic of French cinema.
London, England -- Actress (Knots landing, Cry of the Innocent).
Actor (Fletcher Reade -Guiding Light).
Writer
English academic and psychologist
US singer (Manhattans - One Life to Live).
Retired Scottish jockey in thoroughbred horseracing.
Musician
English-Canadian actress
Michigan, USA; actress/dancer (Company).
US gospel singer/producer/songwriter (Out in Left Field).
Italian musician and composer of guitar
English race car driver (d. 2005)
Author
McLaughlin, US Secretary of Labor (1987).
American actress, singer and dancer
Famous birthdays on November 16th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1939 - 1930
1939English critic and author
British botanist, horticulturist and artist.
US guitarist/singer/keyboardist (Joy of Cooking).
American philosopher and academic (d. 2002).
Composer
English academic and economist
German politician and host of a TV talk show.
Actor
Composer
Spanish flamenco dancer, choreographer, who helped popularize the art form on an international stage. Some of his most memorable works include dance adaptations of Prosper MelimA(c),e's Carmen, and Federico GarcAa Lorca (Bodas de Sangre) as well as a feature length adaptation of Manuel de Falla’s 23-minute ballet El Amor Brujo. He toured the globe with Fuenteovejuna in the 1990s, based …
Australian politician and businessman 46th Australian Minister of Defence
Journalist (Politics & Money - The Road to Corruption).
Egyptian-English academic and surgeon
Cincinnati Writer
Author and educator of the Iraqi-Lebanese Cleric (d. 2010).
Lebanese Shiite Muslim cleric, Iraqi-born (d. 2010).
President of Seychelles (1977-19)
American television producer. First child.
American singer
New York, USA. Actor (Chris – Adventures in Paradise).
LPGA golfer
French politician and engineer who died in Annonay on 21 May 2002.
Rocker
American blues guitarist (The band of Howlin' Wolf)
Italian illustrator and author (d. 2006).
Statesman
American priest, American ecclesiastic and activist. For leading protests against injustice during the turbulent 60s, he was detained seven times and later jailed several times. He was a leader in more than 200 marches for civil rights and open housing.
Italian Mafia chief Corleone was named after Palermo, where he was born. He was wanted for his criminal activities for 20 years and was finally arrested.
American baseball player
Sculptor
Nigerian poet and academic (d.2013)
Famous birthdays on November 16th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1929 - 1920
1929French semiologist and lexicographer, she is also Alain Rey's wife and colleague. She was France's first female lexicographer and held many high-ranking posts in the field. Her influence helped to bring about feminist changes in French language usage. She was buried in Senegal on 22 February 2005.
Author and educator from Bangladeshi-Indian (d. 2009).
PizzaExpress was founded by an English businessman and philanthropist.
Actor
American actor and director
Oklahoma, USA; actor.
American trauma surgeon, professor at The University of Texas Health Science Center Houston and Memorial Hermann-Texas Medical Center. He was on-site since 1972. He was instrumental in the introduction of Memorial Hermann's Life Flight program, and the establishment of a level 1 trauma center in Houston. He is most well-known outside Texas for his nationally syndicated television commercial called "Texas …
American actress, onscreen since 1940. Franchot Tone was her husband and she divorced.
American composer and pianist (d. 1983).
Dutch composer
French athlete who specializes in the 400m hurdles.
Dutch composer and musician who brought Eastern music to Indonesian forms for orchestral renditions.
France sport Champion
Statesman
Montpellier physician
French medical researcher and Emeritus Professor of Experimental medicine at the University of Lyon. In 1955, he spent one year at the Long Beach laboratory of the Horace Magoun. He has been involved in research at the Neurological Hospital of Lyon, and in the Faculty of Medicine of Lyon on experimental neurophysiology.
American runner and Olympic track and field gold champion.
Los Angeles sports champions
Dutch MP (CDA)
OXO was founded by an American businessman (d. 2013).
American business partner, operations administrator, and CEO of K Mart. Bennett purchased Circus Circus Enterprises, and opened a Las Vegas hotel with 4,000 rooms. While in Arizona, he was a specialist in merchandise marketing at Phoenix College. His hobbies include speedboats and modeling planes.
French linguist, anthropologist, who created a new theory about human rationality that he called theory or clinical anthropology.
Lyon 2?me physician
Artist
Portuguese author and winner of the 1998 Nobel Prize in Literature.
The Italian bandit chief was a romantic figure of the 20th Century. He is a strikingly handsome combination of Robin Hood and Pancho Ville, who lives with his band in a mountain hideout. Mario Puzo's bestseller, "The Sicilian", was inspired by Giuliano. He was betrayed by one of his men and shot to death on 7/05/1950.
NYC, New York -- Actor. (Red Badge Of Courage, Cocaine Wars and House II).
Amdahl Corporation was founded by Amdahl, an American computer scientist, physicist, and engineer (d. 2015).
Costa Rican politician, economist and leader of Costa Rica's left. He is the brother of Manuel Mora, the main Costa Rican Communist Party leader, and father to Patricia Mora, the current president of The Broad Front Party, and deputy for the period 2014-2018. Eduardo Mora served as deputy twice during the period 1974-1978, when it was illegal to form Communist …
Portuguese novelist and Nobel laureate (d.2010)
Italian soccer coach and player. He passed away on the 8th of July 1995.
French aviator, a founding member of the French AcadA(c)mie de l'air et de l'espace.
Cincinnati EXecutives
LPGA golfer
Famous birthdays on November 16th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1919 - 1910
1919Composer
Judge
French painter and brother to the architect AndrA(c] Wogensky. He is from a Polish family that has lived in France for several generations.
Annecy Military man
Canadian-American bassist (d.83)
New Zealand actor and director
Cartoon voice (Yogi Bear Huckleberry Hound), dies aged 71
Chinese-American author
British World War II spy, double agent, aka Agent Zigzag (d. 1997).
France Writer
American actress (d.2015)
Author (Weird White)
Canadian playwright and author of actor plays (d. 1995).
Actor, Honeymooners, dies at 85
Germany Actor
Italy Scientist
Famous birthdays on November 16th for the celebrities who were born in the years 1909 - 1900
1909Indian-Pakistani religious leader (d. 1982).
French cartoonist, designer, and illustrator. He is best known for his extraordinary drawings of lovers in porcelain lanes. On 14 January 1999, he died.
German writer. Her greatest successes were as a journalist and KAPnigin der Meere (1940), which dealt with the founding of Venice, is the most popular. Her other novels include Die Ballade der Judith van Loo (38), Die Allerheiligen-Bucht (42), Die BA 1/4 rger Von Calais (1949), Der A-lzweig (1952), in which she discusses Noah and the Flood. Her historical Novellen …
Peruvian politician and soldier, who briefly held the presidency of Peru after General Ricardo Perez Godoy was appointed head of the military-junta. He served this term from 3 March 1963 to 28 Jul 1963.
Dutch Roman Catholic nun dedicated to the welfare of homeless kids; well-known for her work with the "ragmen of Cairo."
Actor (Penguin Batman, Rocky), is killed at 88
American character actor, director, writer and producer of plays whose early credits included "Hamlet" and "MacBeth," and who became known in later years for such film roles as Rocky Balboa's crusty manager. He won an Emmy in 1977 for portraying attorney Joseph Welch in "Tail Gunner Joe," a TV special about Senator Joseph McCarthy, and won a special Tony award …
Soldier
France sport Champion
Grenoble Writer
French writer and criminal. He was convicted of murder by French courts and is best known for his memoir, Papillon. It tells the story of his escape from a French Guiana penal colony.
French notable spouse, first wife of Jacques Lacan. She was Sylvain Blondin's sister.
Soldier
American jazz guitarist and banjoist (d. 1973).
Queen of Belgium/Princess of Sweden
French actress. Between 1933 and 1994, she was in 66 films. She is the mother to the late film director Georges Lautner (1926aEUR") (2013).
Politician
Nigerian statesman, commonly known as "The Zik Of Africa." He was a leading figure in modern Nigerian nationalism. From 1963 to 1966, he was the head of Nigeria's state. From 1960 to 1963, he was the second and final Governor-General. He was also the first President of Nigeria between 1963 and 1966. He died May 11, 1996.
Musician
Dutch archaeologist/art historian
French journalist and editor at La Depeche du Midi. A regional daily newspaper, published in Toulouse, south-west France. It has 17 editions that cover different parts of the Midi–PyrA(c]es region.
French military officer involved in the decolonization conflict between Indochina (1946-1954), and Algeria (1954-1962).
British-Australian stage and radio performer. She is best known for her role in Gwen Meredith’s ABC radio serial, "Blue Hills", February 1949 to 1976. She was a performer on the stage since age three. She studied voice production, classical ballet and drama before becoming a professional in British musical comedy. Before moving to Sydney, Australia, her adult debut was in …
Belgian musicologist
Sculptor