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Famous Birthdays of 21 February

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 21st of February

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2009 - 2000

(2002) Prince Michael Jackson II
(2002) Michael Jackson: American child of noted parent, his dad is singer/dancer Michael Jackson.
(2002) Blanket Jackson: Family Member.
(2002) Marcus Gunnarsen: Pop Singer.
(2001) Jagger Eaton: Skateboarder.
(2001) Isabella Acres: American actress.
(2000) Yuto Miyazawa: Japanese guitarist.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Jesus Oviedo: Pop Singer.
(1999) Eliza Rose: YouTube Star.
(1997) Oscar Enestad: Pop Singer.
(1996) Sophie Turner (actress)
(1996) Jake Boys: YouTube Star.
(1996) Sophie Turner: TV Actress.
(1996) Sophie Turner: TV Actress.
(1996) Soren Bjerg: eSports Player.
(1995) Tanner Stine: TV Actor.
(1994) Hayley Orrantia: TV Actress.

(1994) Wendy (singer)
(1994) Charalampos Mavrias: Greek footballer.
(1994) Tang Haochen: Chinese tennis player.
(1993) Steve Beleck: Cameroonian footballer.
(1993) Masaki Suda: Japanese actor.
(1992) Phil Jones: Soccer Player.
(1991) Riyad Mahrez: Soccer Player.
(1991) Joe Alwyn: Actor.
(1991) Devon Baldwin: Pop Singer.
(1991) Gregory Mertens: Belgian footballer (d. 2015).
(1991) Ji So-yun: South Korean footballer.
(1991) Devon Travis: American baseball player.
(1990) Cory Kennedy
(1990) Mattias Tedenby: Swedish ice hockey player.
(1990) David Addy: Ghanaian footballer.
(1990) Thabiso Baholo: Lesotho swimmer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Scout Taylor-Compton: American actress.
(1989) Corbin Bleu: American actor and singer.
(1989) Kristin Herrera: Soap Opera Actress.
(1989) Jem Karacan: English-Turkish footballer.
(1989) Josh Walker: English footballer.
(1988) D J White
(1988) Mario Falcone: Reality Star.
(1988) Matthias de Zordo: German javelin thrower.
(1988) Salems Lady: YouTube Star.
(1988) Melissa Carcache: TV Actress.

(1987) Ellen Page: Movie Actress.
(1987) Ashley Greene: American model and actress.
(1987) Burgess Abernethy
(1987) Heli Simpson
(1987) Moussier Tombola
(1987) Tuppence Middleton: Actress.
(1987) Abernethy: TV Actor.
(1987) Eniola Aluko: Nigerian-English footballer.
(1987) Joel Redman: English wrestler.
(1987) Enrique David Mateo: Brazilian footballer.
(1986) Charlotte Church: British singer, a musical prodigy who began her professional career by the time she reached 10 or 11.
(1986) Prince Amedeo of Belgium Archduke of Austria-Este
(1986) Prince Amedeo of Belgium: Archduke of Austria-Este.
(1986) Amedeo: Belgium -- Son of Princess Astrid / Archduke Lorenz.
(1986) Amedeo of Belgium: Archduke of Austria-Este.
(1985) Georgios Samaras: Greek footballer.
(1985) Bob Burton: American speedcuber.
(1985) Ashley Costello: Rock Singer.
(1985) Simon Cusden: English cricketer.
(1985) Crimson : American wrestler and actor.
(1985) Jarrod Atkinson: Australian rules footballer.
(1985) Jamaal Westerman: American football player.
(1984) Jessica Miller (fashion model)
(1984) Andreas Seppi
(1984) Marco Paoloni: Italian footballer.
(1984) Andrew Ellis: New Zealand All Black rugby union player.
(1984) Karina Nose: Japanese model and actress.
(1984) David Odonkor: German footballer.
(1984) James Wisniewski: American ice hockey player.
(1983) Mélanie Laurent: French actress, model, director, singer and writer.
(1983) Eoin Macken: TV Actor.
(1983) Braylon Edwards: American football player.
(1983) Franklin Gutierrez: Venezuelan baseball player.
(1983) Melanie Laurent: French actress and director.
(1983) Shanna Atwood: Family Member.
(1983) Franklin Gutiérrez: Venezuelan baseball player.
(1982) Bernhard Auinger: Austrian racing driver.
(1982) Tebogo Magubane: South African DJ and producer.
(1982) Chantal Claret: American singer-songwriter and actress (Morningwood).
(1982) Andre Barrett: American basketball player.
(1981) Floor Jansen
(1981) Amandine Bégot
(1981) Jun Kaname: Japanese actor.
(1980) Tiziano Ferro: Italian singer-songwriter, producer and author.
(1980) Elize du Toit
(1980) Brendan Sexton III
(1980) Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck: Statesman.
(1980) Brendan Sexton III: Actor.
(1980) Parthiva Sureshwaren: Indian racing driver.
(1980) Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck: 5th king of Bhutan.
(1980) Caterina Balivo: Italian television presenter and actress.
(1980) Brodus Clay: Wrestler.
(1980) Brad Fast: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1980) Yannick Lupien: Canadian swimmer.
(1980) Brendan Sexton: American actor.
(1980) Kayoko Shibata: Japanese actress singer and model.
(1980) Jim Vandermeer: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1980) Jigme Wangchuck: Second king of Bhutan (Born 1905).

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Jennifer Love Hewitt
(1979) Nathalie Dechy: French tour tennis player, a three-time doubles Grand Slam champion, winning the 2006 US Open women's doubles title with Vera Zvonareva, the 2007 French Open mixed doubles title with Andy Ram, and the 2007 US Open women's doubles title with Dinara Safina.
(1979) Jordan Peele: Comedian.
(1979) Carlito (wrestler)
(1979) Pascal Chimbonda: Guadeloupean-French professional footballer (soccer player) who plays as a defender for French Ligue 2 side AC Arles-Avignon.
(1979) Jennifer Love Hewitt: Actress.
(1979) Jennifer Hewitt: American actress, producer, author, television director and singer-songwriter, best known for her TV series "Party of Five,"1995 and for the two horror flics, "I Know What You Did Last Summer.
(1979) Tituss Burgess: Actor.
(1979) Carly Colón: Puerto Rican and Canadian wrestler.
(1979) Shane Gibson: American guitarist (stOrk and Jonathan Davis and the SFA) (d. 2014).

(1979) Carly ''Carlito'' Colon: Puerto Rican professional wrestler.
(1979) Bryan Lee O'Malley: Cartoonist.
(1979) Lonnie Ford: American football player.
(1979) Jennifer Love Hewitt in Waco: Texas; actress (Party of Five, Time of Your Life, The Audrey Hepburn Story, I Know What You Did Last Summer).
(1978) Kumail Nanjiani: Comedian.
(1978) Park Eun-hye: South Korean actress.
(1978) Nicole Parker: American actress and singer.
(1978) Kim Ha-neul: South Korean actress.
(1978) Kim Ha Neul: South Korean actress.
(1977) Marina Graziani
(1977) Chad Hutchinson: baseball and football player.
(1977) Jonathan Foer: American author and academic.
(1977) Steve Francis: American basketball player.
(1977) Owen King: American writer and journalist.
(1977) Kevin Rose: American businessman and television host founded Digg.
(1977) Jonathan Safran Foer: Writer.
(1976) Ryan Smyth: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1976) Michael McIntyre: English comedian, actor and presenter, reported in 2012 to be the highest-grossing comedian in the world.
(1976) Priya Sachdev: Model.
(1976) Ryan Smyth in Banff: Alberta, Canada; NHL left wing (Edmonton Oilers).
(1976) Tomasz Kiełbowicz: Polish footballer.
(1976) Robin Confer: soccer forward (Olympics-1996).
(1975) Wish Bone: American rapper (Bone Thugs-N-Harmony).
(1975) Affirmed : American racehorse (Born 1975).
(1975) Scott Miller in Sydney: New South Wales, Australia; swimmer (Olympics-silver-1996).
(1974) Roberto Heras: Spanish cyclist.
(1974) Rohsaan Griffin in Texas City: Texas, USA; 200 metre runner.
(1974) Jonathan Cheban: Entrepreneur.
(1974) Iván Campo: Spanish footballer.
(1974) Ivan Campo: Spanish footballer.
(1974) Alexei Lojkin: NHL forward (Belarus, Olympics - 1998).
(1973) Justin Sane: American punk musician.
(1973) Brian Rolston in Flint: Michigan, USA; NHL left wing (Olympics-1994, New Jersey Devils).
(1973) Bowie Tsang: Taiwanese singer and actress.
(1973) Jacob M Appel: American bioethicist.
(1973) Les Gutches in Medford: Oregon, USA; 180.
(1973) Brian Rolston: American ice hockey player.
(1973) Heri Joensen: Faroese singer-songwriter and guitarist (Týr).
(1973) Brodus Clay: American wrestler and actor.
(1972) Audrey Pulvar: French journalist, TV host and presenter, born to Marc Pulvar who founded the Martinican Independence Movement.
(1972) Karl DeWolf: hockey defenseman (Team France 1998).
(1972) Seo Taiji: South Korean singer-songwriter (Sinawe).
(1971) Randy Blythe: American musician.
(1971) Nito Larioza
(1971) Thierry Duvaldestin: French harness racer, who won the Prix d'Amérique twice, both times on Ready Cash (2011 and 2012).
(1971) Jose Solano: Actor (Baywatch).
(1971) Terry Mickens: NFL wide reciever (Green Bay Packers - Super Bowl 31).
(1971) Arco Jochemsen Dutch soccer player (SVDB: Vitesse).
(1971) Jeff Schmidt: US baseball pitcher (California Angels).
(1971) Sara Blakely: Businesswoman.
(1970) Patrick Pilloni: hockey forward (Team Austria 1998).
(1970) Fat Pat: American rapper (Screwed Up Click) (d. 1998).
(1970) Will Moore NFL wide receiver (New England Patriots: Jacksonville Jaguars).
(1970) Marc Woodard: NFL linebacker (Philadelphia Eagles).
(1970) Javier De La Hoya: Mexican / US baseball pitcher (Florida Marlins).
(1970) Michael Slater: Australian cricketer and sportscaster.
(1970) Eric Wilson: American bass player (Sublime Sublime with Rome and Long Beach Dub Allstars).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) James Dean Bradfield
(1969) Corey Harris: American singer and guitarist.
(1969) Tony Meola: American soccer player.
(1969) Aunjanue Ellis: American actress and producer.
(1969) Dean Noel: CFL full back (Hamilton Tiger Cats).
(1969) Eric Wilson: Musician.
(1969) Petra Kronberger: Austrian alpine skiier (1992 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1969) Cathy Richardson: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Jefferson Starship and Big Brother and the Holding Company).
(1969) James Bradfield: Welsh singer-songwriter and guitarist (Manic Street Preachers).
(1968) Terry Allen: American football player, a running back for the Washington Redskins until resigned by the team on 2/26/1997.

(1968) Pellom McDaniels: NFL defensive end (Kansas City Chiefs).
(1968) Terry Allen NFL running back (Minnesota Vikings: Washington Redskins).
(1967) Patrick Lodewijks Dutch soccer player (PSV: FC Groningen).
(1967) Leroy Burrell: American runner and coach.
(1967) Leroy Russel Burrell in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; long jumper (Olympics-1996).
(1966) Chris Donnels: US baseball infielder (Houston Astros).
(1966) Bronwen Booth: London, England -- Actress (Andy-One Life to Live, Eternal Evil).
(1966) Wendy James in London: England; vocalist (Transvision Vamp-Velveteen).
(1966) Edie Boyer in Saint Paul: Minnesota, USA; discus thrower.
(1966) Tommy Hendricks: Rocker.
(1965) Jayson Meyer in Regina: Saskatchewan, Canada; hockey defenseman (Team Germany).
(1964) Scott Kelly (astronaut)
(1964) Scott DesJarlais: Politician.
(1964) Mark E Kelly and Scott J Kelly: American astronauts.
(1964) Alana Soares: Redondo Beach, California -- Playmate (Mar, 1983).
(1964) Willie Pless: Canadian Football League linebacker (Edmonton Eskimos).
(1964) Scott J Kelly in Orange: New Jersey, USA; Lieutenant US Navy/astronaut.
(1964) Mark E Kelly in Orange: New Jersey, USA; Lieutenant US Navy/astronaut.
(1964) Scott Kelly: American captain pilot and astronaut.
(1964) Jane Tomlinson: English runner and activist (d. 2007).
(1964) Marion Clignet: American-French cyclist, the winner of a Silver Medal at the Atlanta Olympics in the pursuit race 7/28/1996.
(1964) Mark Kelly: American captain pilot and astronaut.
(1964) Huw Higginson: British actor.
(1963) William Baldwin: American actor producer and screenwriter.
(1963) Michael Gostigian in Newtown Square: Pennsylvania, USA; pentathlete (Olympics-16th-1988, 1992, 1996).
(1963) Alain Berliner: Belgian film director best known for the 1997 film "Ma vie en rose," which won the Golden Globe Award for Best Foreign Language Film at the 55th Golden Globe Awards in 1998.
(1963) Greg Turner in Dunedin: New Zealand; Australasia golfer.
(1963) Billy Baldwin: Designer.
(1962) David Foster Wallace: American author and essayist (Born 1962).
(1962) Chuck Palahniuk: American journalist and author.
(1962) Ross King: Scottish popular host, TV presenter and many series of radio and TV to his credit.
(1962) Geert Logghe
(1962) Mark Arm
(1962) David Foster Wallace: Writer.
(1962) Vanessa Feltz: English journalist and actress.
(1962) Randy Lerner: Businessman.
(1962) Gary Plummer: American athlete, a pro basketball player who began his short career in 1984.
(1962) David Wallace: American author and academic (d. 2008).
(1961) Christopher Atkins: American actor producer and screenwriter.
(1961) Ranking Roger: rock vocalist (English Beat - "Drowning").
(1961) Rhonda Sing: Canadian wrestler (d. 2001).
(1961) Christian Gerhartsreiter: A German impostor who is currently serving a sentence of 27 years to life in the United States for murder.
(1961) Bertha Faye: American wrestler (d. 2001).
(1961) Chuck Palahniuk: Novelist.
(1961) Christopher Atkins in Rye: New York, USA; actor (Peter - Dallas, Blue Lagoon).
(1961) Martha Hackett: American actress.
(1960) Laurent Petitguillaume: French radio and television host.
(1960) Steve Wynn (musician)
(1960) Steve Wynn: American singer-songwriter (The Dream Syndicate and The Baseball Project).
(1960) Issac Julien: British installation artist and filmmaker.
(1960) Plamen Oresharski: Bulgarian economist and politician 52nd Prime Minister of Bulgaria.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) José María Cano
(1959) José Cano: Spanish singer-songwriter and painter (Mecano).
(1959) Emmett McAuliffe: American radio show host and lawyer.
(1959) Jose Maria Cano: Spanish musician.
(1958) Mary Chapin Carpenter: American singer.
(1958) Kim Coates: Movie Actor.
(1958) Jack Coleman (actor)
(1958) Alan Trammell: American baseball player and manager.
(1958) Jack Coleman in Easton: Pennsylvania, USA; actor (Steven Carrington - Dynasty).
(1958) Mary Carpenter: American musician, singer, songwriter and recording artist.

(1958) Mary-Chapin Carpenter in Princeton: New Jersey, USA; country singer ("This Shirt", "Shooting Straight in the Dark").
(1958) Alan Trammell in Garden Grove: California, USA; infielder (Detroit Tigers).
(1958) Jake Burns: Irish singer-songwriter and guitarist (Stiff Little Fingers).
(1958) Jack Coleman: American actor and screenwriter.
(1958) John Shimkus: Politician.
(1958) Mary Chapin Carpenter: Musician.
(1957) Julia Benjamin: American actress.
(1956) Charles Boustany: Politician.
(1956) Woody Brown in Dayton: Ohio, USA; actor (Cliff - Facts of Life, Flamingo Road, Dominion).
(1955) Kelsey Grammer: American actor, outstandingly popular as Frazier Crane on the hit TV show, "Cheers.
(1955) Jack Fertig: American humorist, astrologer and political activist.
(1955) Gilles Le Guen
(1955) Jean-Jacques Peroni
(1955) Emine Erdogan: Wife of twenty-fifth Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
(1955) Gilles Leguen: French sailor turned jihadist, arrested on 28/29 April 2013 by French troups in northern Mali.
(1954) Victor Martinez: Mexican-American author and poet (d. 2011).
(1954) Ivo van Damme: Belgium -- 800 / 1500m dash (1976 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1954) Mike Pickering: English DJ and saxophonist (Quando Quango and M People).
(1954) Ivo Van Damme: Belgian athlete, he began to play football and then switched to athletics.
(1953) William Petersen: American actor and producer.
(1953) Christine Ebersole: American actress and singer.
(1953) Jean-Jacques Peroni: French humorist, comedian, and writer, son of Corsican sports journalist Victor Peroni (his mother is a Breton).
(1953) Christine Ebersole in Park Forest: Illinois, USA; actress (Saturday Night Live, Barbara - Valerie, My Favorite Martian, Tootsie).
(1953) William L Petersen: Actor (Return to Lonesome Dove).
(1953) Henri Jacomet: French homicide suspect, in prison for seven years for a triple murder until the verdict was overturned and he was released on 6/15/1995.
(1952) Jean-Jacques Burnel: English bass player songwriter and producer (The Stranglers).
(1952) Jean-Jacques Brunel: rock bassist (Stranglers - "Dreamtime").
(1952) Jean Jacques Burnel: British musician.
(1952) Jeff Shaara: American author.
(1951) Warren Vaché
(1951) Armand Vaquerin
(1951) Dos Caras: Mexican wrestler and actor.
(1951) Michael Cotten: rock synthesizer (The Tubes).
(1951) William McDonough: Designer.
(1951) Vince Welnick: American keyboard player (Grateful Dead The Tubes and Missing Man Formation) (d. 2006).
(1951) Wolfgang Frank: German footballer.
(1950) Richard Tarnas: American psychologist, intellectual historian, and astrologer.
(1950) Hakan Nesser: Author.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Jerry Harrison: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Talking Heads and The Modern Lovers).
(1949) Hiroshi Fukumura
(1949) Frank Brunner: American illustrator.
(1949) Jerry Harrison in Milwaukee: Wisconsin, USA; rock keyboardist (Talking Heads - "And She Was").
(1949) Larry Drake: Actor.
(1949) Ronnie Hellstrom: Swedish footballer.
(1948) Christian Vander (musician)
(1948) Bill Slayback: American baseball player and singer (d. 2015).
(1948) Larry Ragland in Richmond: Virginia, USA; comedian (Keep on Truckin').
(1948) Alain Dumontet: French naval officer, a vice admiral and commander of the Jeanne d'Arc.

(1948) Christian Vander: French musician, adopted son of Maurice Vander, is a former member of pop band Magma (with Didier Lockwood).
(1947) Yves Boivineau: French Catholic priest, who served as Bishop of Annecy.
(1947) Simon Coombs: British politician and Member of Parliament who returned at General Election 6/11/1987.
(1947) Daniel Fabre
(1947) Victor Sokolov: Russian dissident journalist and priest (Born 1947).
(1947) Olympia Snowe: American politician.
(1947) Olympia J Snowe American politician (Representative-Republican-Maine: 1979-).
(1947) Lidia Bastianich: Chef.
(1947) Johnny Echols: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Love).
(1946) Alan Rickman: Actor (Robin Hood Prince of Thieves).
(1946) Tyne Daly: American actress who drifted into her field with stage work, low-budget films and TV guest shots as a natural outcome of having acting parents.
(1946) Anthony Daniels: British actor.
(1946) Tricia Cox: American noted family, the daughter of President Richard Nixon and his wife, Patricia.
(1946) Bob Ryan: American journalist and author.
(1946) Tyne Daly in Madison: Wisconsin, USA; actress (Cagney and Lacey, Angel Unchained).
(1946) Vito Rizzuto: Italian-Canadian mob boss (d. 2013).
(1945) Walter Momper: German politician.
(1945) Paul Newton: English bass player (Uriah Heep).
(1945) D'Anna Fortunato: American mezzo-soprano.
(1944) Herman de Coninck: Flemish writer / poet (Impossible Work).
(1944) Kitty Winn in Washington DC: USA; actress (Beacon Hill).
(1943) Danièle Evenou
(1943) David Geffen: American entrepreneur, a fabulously successful record executive, agent, film producer and founder of Asylum Records.
(1943) David Ambrose
(1943) Maria Maso: Italian homicide victim; beaten to death by her son Pietro on 4/17/1991 in Montecchia di Crosare.
(1943) Roberto Faenza: Italian film director, who received a degree in Political Science and a diploma at the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia.
(1943) Duncan Swift: Jazz pianist.
(1943) David Geffen in Brooklyn: New York, USA; record producer (Geffen, Asylum).
(1942) Margarethe von Trotta: German actress and director.
(1942) Magnus Linklater: Scottish writer, the author of several books, including "People in a Landscape - The New Highlanders.
(1942) Tony Martin: Trinidadian-American historian and educator (d. 2013).
(1942) Margarethe Von Trotta: Berlin, Germany -- Actress / director (Marianne).
(1941) James Wong: Hong Kong composer (d. 2004).
(1941) Charlie Shelburne: English Earl / large landowner.
(1940) Peter McEnery: England, United Kingdom -- Actor (Game is Over, Moonspinners).
(1940) John Lewis: Politician.
(1940) Christian Constant: French chef and restaurateur, who owns four restaurants each with their own style and chef: Le Violon d'Ingres, Le Café Constant, Les Cocottes de Christian Constant (a restaurant offering traditional recipes cooked in Staub Dutch ovens) and Le Bibent (a brasserie located in Toulouse).
(1940) Peter Gethin: English race car driver (d. 2011).
(1940) John Lewis: Politician.
(1940) Wong Jim: Hong Kong actor screenwriter and composer (d. 2004).
(1940) Doug Gallagher: American baseball player, left-throwing/right batting pitcher who played nine games for the Detroit Tigers in 1962.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Richard Beymer: Avoca, Iowa -- Actor (West Side Story, Diary of Anne Frank).
(1939) Donald Fullmer: American boxer, brother of Gene Fullmer.
(1939) Ron Nagle: Rock producer (Riding with the King).
(1939) Richard Beymer: Avoca, Iowa -- Actor (West Side Story, Diary of Anne Frank).
(1938) Francois Heutte: France sport Champion.
(1938) Beryl F Anthony Jr American politician (Representative-Democrat-California: 1979-).
(1938) Bobby Charles: American singer-songwriter (d. 2010).
(1937) Inès Cagnati
(1937) Harald V of Norway
(1937) Jilly Cooper: British writer with a voluminous output that ranges from romantic novels and short stories to humor pieces.

(1937) Gary Lockwood: American actor.
(1937) King Harald: V of Norway.
(1937) Harald V : Norwegian royalty, assuming the throne upon the death of his dad, Olva V, on 1/17/1991, Oslo.
(1937) Gary Lockwood in Van Nuys: California, USA; actor (2001, Survival Zone, Lieutenant).
(1937) Ron Clarke: in Australia; runner (held 19 world records).
(1937) Harald V: Harald V of Norway.
(1936) Adua Pavarotti: Italian news figure for her marriage to the great opera singer, Luciano Pavarotti in September 1961; three daughters.
(1936) Barbara Jordan: American attorney, politician and educator featured on Time magazine cover as one of 12 Women of the Year 1/05/1976.
(1936) Barbara Jordan: American attorney, politician and educator featured on Time magazine cover as one of 12 Women of the Year 1/05/1976.
(1936) Barbara Jordan in Houston: Texas, USA; American politician (Representative-Democrat-Texas, 1972-78).
(1935) Mark McManus: Scottish actor best known for his portrayal of Detective Chief Inspector Jim Taggart in the long-running ITV television series Taggart for eleven years until his death.
(1935) Jean Pelletier: French Canadian political operative.
(1935) Richard Lupoff: American author.
(1935) Orville Couch: American country music singer.
(1934) Rue McClanahan: American actress of stage, film and TV who is most famous for playing Blanche Devereaux in the TV hit show "The Golden Girls.
(1934) Rue McClanahan in Healdton: Oklahoma, USA; actress (Maude, Golden Girls).
(1934) Simone Hoog: French curator at the National Museum in charge of the sculptures of Versailles.
(1934) Gerre Hancock: American organist, improviser, and composer.
(1934) David Avidan: Israeli poet, filmmaker, publicist, and playwright.
(1933) Nina Simone: American jazz singer, although may be more accurate to classify her as a "soul" singer because of the emotion that permeates her material, or as an eclectic because of her signature blend of soul, jazz, blues, gospel and pop.
(1933) Bob Rafelson
(1933) Nina Simone [Eunice Waymon] in Tyron: North Carolina, USA; singer/pianist ("I Loves You Porgy").
(1932) Harald V: King of Norway (1991- ).
(1931) Max Collie
(1930) Pedro Dean: Filipino archbishop.
(1930) Elizabeth Adams: Madame.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Chespirito : Screenwriter.
(1929) Heidi Abel: Swiss TV presenter and journalist.
(1929) Roberto ''Chespirito'' Gomez Bolanos: Mexican actor.
(1929) Guy Allombert: French journalist and film critic.
(1929) Willi Hopner: Germany sport Champion.
(1929) Chespirit Chespirito: Actor.
(1929) James Beck: English actor (d. 1973).
(1929) Willi Höpner: German boxer.
(1927) Paul Préboist: French night club comic who wrote all of his own material.
(1927) Erma Bombeck: American journalist and humorist, the author of 11 books and a column read by millions in 700 cities.

(1927) Hubert de Givenchy in Beauvais: France; fashion designer (Audrey Hepburn).
(1927) Hubert de Givenchy: French fashion designer founded Givenchy.
(1927) Michel Clare: Sceaux Journalist.
(1927) Erma Bombeck in Dayton: Ohio, USA; humorist (The Grass is Always Greener.
(1927) Genevieve Merle: France sport Champion.
(1927) Patricia Benoit in Fort Worth: Texas, USA; actress (As the World Turns, Nancy - Mr Peepers).
(1927) Paul Preboist: France Actor.
(1927) Pierre Mercure: French-Canadian musician and composer (d. 1966).
(1926) Jacques Berthon: French astrologer and data collector.
(1926) Hans Andreus: [Johan W van der Zant]; Dutch poet (Animal Language).
(1925) Sam Peckinpah: American film director and screenwriter who was noted for his creative slow-motion vision of violence and killing the old fashioned Western.
(1925) Al Fann: American actor, director and producer.
(1925) Jack Ramsay: NBA coach.
(1925) Jack Ramsay: NBA coach.
(1925) Richard Pedersen: American diplomat, veteran of World War II and President of the American University of Cairo.
(1925) Robert Fretel: France Actor.
(1925) Ren? Romain: Glageon physician.
(1925) Sam Peckinpah in Fresno: California, USA; film director (The Wild Bunch, Straw Dogs).
(1925) Al Fann in Cleveland: Ohio, USA; actor (Alvin - He's the Mayor).
(1925) David Peckinpah: Fresno Actor.
(1924) Robert Mugabe: Prime Minister of Zimbabwe 1980-1987; President of Zimbabwe 1987-present.
(1924) Robert Mugabe: Prime Minister of Zimbabwe 1980-1987; President of Zimbabwe 1987-present.
(1924) Silvano Piovanelli: Italian ecclesiastic, the Archbishop of Florence 1983, ordained a Cardinal in 1985.
(1924) Thelma Estrin: American computer scientist and engineer (d. 2014).
(1924) Robert G Mugabe: Premier / President of Zimbabwe.
(1923) Lola Flores: Entertainer.
(1923) Lucille Bremer: Dancer / actress (Ruthless, Ziegfeld Follies).
(1923) Zvi Zeitlin in Dubrovnik: Yugoslavia; violinist/professor (Eastman School).
(1922) Jacques Lallement
(1922) Colette Brosset: French actress, writer and choreographer.
(1922) Pierre Hadot: French philosopher and historian of philosophy specializing in ancient philosophy, particularly Neoplatonism.
(1922) Murray "the K" Kaufman: NYC, New York -- DJ (5th Beatle).
(1922) Uros Krek: Composer.
(1921) John Rawls: American philosopher and academic (d. 2002).
(1921) Claude Cerval
(1921) Peter Whalley: Canadian cartoonist and sculptor (d. 2007).
(1921) Simon Nora: French public servant and financier, from sephardic jewish origin.
(1920) Hursmard Lengagne: Desvres EXecutives.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Kehat Shorr: Israeli target shooter and coach (d. 1972).
(1917) Luz del Fuego
(1917) Tadd Dameron: American jazz musician, composer, arranger and pianist, he worked with the likes of Billy Eckstine, Dizzy Gillespie, and Count Basie.
(1917) Robert Joanblanc: France sport Champion.
(1917) Victor G: M Marijnen Dutch premier (1963-65).
(1917) Lucille Bremer: dancer/actress (Ziegfeld Follies), dies at age 73.
(1916) Roger Montané: Bordeaux Painters.
(1916) Jørn Ording: Norwegian actor, theatre instructor, and screenwriter.
(1915) Ann Sheridan: American actress known as the "oomph girl.
(1915) Valere Monnet: France Military man.

(1915) Godfrey Brown: England, United Kingdom -- 4 X 400m runner (1936 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1914) Hermanus P "Piet" Mulder: Dutch journalist (Parool / VARA).
(1914) Ilmari Juutilainen: Finnish soldier and pilot (d. 1999).
(1914) Arnold S Denker: New York, United States -- US chess champion (1944-46).
(1914) Zachary Scott: US actor, (Southerner, Flame of Islands), dies at 51.
(1913) Florence Hall: American astrologer who joined AFA at a Boston Convention in August 1964, and was a member at Stamford, CT.
(1913) Roger Laurent: Belgian racing driver (d. 1997).
(1913) Ross Rocklynne: American sci-fi write.
(1913) John Hunter: Scottish senator of college of justice in scotland 10-1961.
(1913) Glenn M Anderson (Representative-Democrat-California: 1969-).
(1912) Nikita Magaloff: Russian / Swiss pianist (Arkadia 598-Schubert).
(1912) Arline Judge: American actress and singer (d. 1974).
(1912) Aldo-Joseph Rometti: Nice physician.
(1912) Patrick Murphy: English multi-millionaire.
(1912) Arline Judge actress (Girls in Chains: Mad Wednesday, Age of Consent).
(1911) Andreas Aabel: Norwegian actor and translator.
(1911) Georg Schönberger: German Nazi military, an Obersturmbannführer (Lieutenant Colonel) in the Waffen-SS.
(1911) Geor Schonberger: Germany Military man.
(1910) Douglas Bader: British military pilot famed in WW II.
(1910) Pierre Chigot: Limoges Painters.
(1910) Carmine Galante: American gangster (d. 1979).
(1910) Douglas R: S Bader British pilot (WWII).
(1910) Eddie Waring: British sports commentator (d. 1986).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) George G F van Renesse: Dutch pianist / music director.
(1909) Hans Erni: Swiss painter, designer and sculptor.
(1909) Helen O Dickens [Henderson]: US Physician / gynaecologist.
(1907) W H Auden: English poet (d. 1973).
(1907) W. H. Auden: Poet.
(1907) Wystan Hugh Auden: United States -- Poet (Age of Anxiety-Pulitzer 1948).
(1907) WH Auden: British poet: perhaps the most outstanding of the '30s, winner of the Pulitzer Prize in 1948 for "The Age of Anxiety.
(1907) W Auden: English-American poet playwright and composer (d. 1973).
(1906) Jeanne Aubert
(1906) Paul Chigot: Etaples physician.

(1905) Robert Pauly: Seyches physician.
(1905) Edouard Durand: Danjoutin physician.
(1905) Pierre Fleurquin: French aviator.
(1904) Axel Stang: Norwegian landowner, forester, and politician.
(1903) Anaïs Nin: French writer who authored 60 diaries in her 74 years about her SELF (often capitalized), working on perfecting her self-absorption and sex-life.
(1903) Raymond Queneau: French novelist, poet, screenwriter, encyclopedist, multifaceted creative genius whose work influenced French prose, poetry & cinema.
(1903) Anais Nin: French diarist (d. 1977).
(1903) Tom Yawkey: Businessman.
(1903) Thomas Yawkey: baseball owner (Boston Red Sox).
(1903) Raymond Queneau [M Presle]: French author (Un Enfant a Dit).
(1903) Fairfax M Cone: American advertising executive (d. 1977).
(1903) Dorothea Neff: Germany Actor.
(1903) Scrapper Blackwell: American singer and guitarist (d. 1962).
(1903) Anais Nin: French author (Born 1903).
(1903) Fairfax Cone: Businessman.
(1903) Eric Fogg: Composer.
(1902) Bruno Saetti: Italy Painter.
(1902) Arthur D: Nock English/US historian (Saint Paul).
(1902) Arthur Nock: English classicist theologian and Harvard University professor (d. 1963).
(1902) Margherita Bagni: Italian actress and voice actress, who appeared in 37 films between 1918 and 1959.
(1901) Pierre Lewden: French field and track champion who competed in the Olympics high jump at Antwerp in 1920, Paris in 1924 and Amsterdam in 1928.
(1901) Tore Foss: Norwegian actor, singer, radio reciter, and theatre director.
(1900) Madeleine Renaud: French actress, comedienne and theater director, a leading actress of French stage and screen who married Jean-Louis Barrault.
(1900) Sydney Arnold: English comic/actor (Miss Jones and Son).

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