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Famous Birthdays of 25 January

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 25th of January

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2009 - 2000

(2001) René-Charles Angélil Dion
(2001) René-Charles Angélil: American noted family, the son of Celine Dion and her husband, Rene Angelil, born after 18 hours normal labor and weighing 6 lbs 8 oz.
(2001) Kevin the Bomb Digz: YouTube Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Jai Waetford: Pop Singer.
(1999) Robert Ochoa: Movie Actor.
(1998) Mo West: Rapper.
(1998) Marlene Lawston: American actress.
(1997) Lainey Lipson: YouTube Star.
(1996) Calum Hood: Bassist.
(1996) Naomi Neo: YouTube Star.
(1996) Gabie Dinsbeer: Cheerleader.
(1994) Noah Guthrie: Pop Singer.
(1993) Iris Mittenaere: French student (to become a dentist), she was elected "Miss France" 2016 on 19 December 2015.

(1993) Kefera Buchmann: YouTube Star.
(1993) Kasper Larsen: Danish footballer.
(1992) iHeart Memphis: Rapper.
(1992) Jack Fowler: Guitarist.
(1992) Jordan Stephens: Rapper.
(1991) Chris Johnson: TV Show Host.
(1991) Nigel Melker: Dutch race car driver.
(1991) Jared Cowen: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1991) Craig Roberts: TV Actor.
(1990) Junho
(1990) Brandon Richter: Drummer.
(1990) Bakhtawar Zardari: Pakistani newsmaker, daughter of Asif Ali Zardari and Benazir Bhutto who was the 11th Prime Minister of Pakistan in two non-consecutive terms from November 1988 until October 1990, and 1993 until her final dismissal on November 1996.
(1990) Apostolos Giannou: Greek footballer.
(1990) Lee Junho: Pop Singer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Sheryfa Luna: French singer.
(1989) Marcelina Zawadzka
(1989) Mikako Tabe: Japanese stage and film actress.
(1988) Tatiana Golovin: French tennis player.
(1988) Natalie Hall: TV Actress.
(1988) Da'Sean Butler
(1988) Ryota Ozawa: Japanese actor.
(1987) Maria Kirilenko: Russian tennis player.
(1987) Hafsia Herzi
(1987) Dario Aita

(1987) Japeth Aguilar: Filipino basketball player.
(1987) Jake Roper: YouTube Star.
(1986) Shahriar Nafees: Bangladeshi cricketer.
(1986) Chris O'Grady: English footballer.
(1985) Michael Trevino: TV Actor.
(1985) JR O Chrome
(1985) Tom Hopper
(1985) Claudia Kim
(1985) Hartley Sawyer
(1985) Christina Ochoa
(1985) Acie Law IV: American basketball player.
(1985) Patrick Willis: American football player.
(1985) Itani : YouTube Star.
(1985) Danny Woodhead: Football Player.
(1985) Brent Celek: American football player.
(1985) Tina Karol: Ukrainian singer.
(1984) Robinho : Brazilian footballer.
(1984) Fara Williams: English footballer.
(1984) Stefan Kießling: German footballer.
(1983) Andree Watters: Canadian singer.
(1983) Andrée Watters: Canadian singer.
(1982) Sho Sakurai: Japanese singer and actor.
(1982) Shawna Waldron: American actress and producer.
(1982) Noemi : Pop Singer.
(1981) Alicia Keys: Alicia Keys is an American singer, songwriter, record producer, and actress.
(1981) Clara Morgane: French former pornographic actress, singer, and TV host.
(1981) Toše Proeski: Macedonian singer-songwriter and actor (d. 2007).
(1981) Francis Jeffers: English footballer.
(1981) Tose Proeski: Pop Singer.
(1981) Charlie Bewley: English actor.
(1980) Xavier Hernández
(1980) Michelle McCool: Wrestler.
(1980) Michelle McCool-Alexander: American professional wrestler.
(1980) Efstathios Tavlaridis: Greek footballer.
(1980) Alicia Keys: American musician.
(1980) Amanda Michelle: Burns; Miss West Virginia Teen-USA (1997).
(1980) Xavi : Catalan Spanish footballer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Christine Lakin: American actress and producer.
(1979) Pi Hongyan: Chinese-French badminton player.
(1979) Gabe Jennings: American distance runner.
(1979) Rodrigo Ribeiro: Brazilian race car driver.
(1978) Charlène Princess of Monaco
(1978) Denis Menchov: Russian cyclist.
(1978) Manfred Pranger
(1978) Christine Lakin: Actress (Alicia Lambert-Step by Step).
(1978) Ahmet Dursun: Turkish footballer.
(1978) Jason Roberts: English footballer.

(1978) Charlene : Formerly swimmer for South Africa, spouse of Albert II, Prince of Monaco.
(1978) Derrick Turnbow: American baseball player.
(1978) Mandy Carraway: Miss Kansas Teen-USA (1996).
(1978) Charlene Of Monaco: Royalty.
(1976) Manuel Pablo
(1976) Dimitris Nalitzis: Greek footballer.
(1976) Stephanie Bellars: American wrestler and manager.
(1976) Mario Haberfeld: Brazilian racing car driver.
(1976) Mário Haberfeld: Brazilian race car driver.
(1976) Tara Fleming in North York: Ontario, Canada; LPGA golfer (1992 LPGA Corning-10th).
(1975) Mia Kirshner: Canadian actress.
(1975) Eric Lindmann: French swimmer.
(1975) Tim Montgomery: American athlete.
(1975) Dat Phan: Vietnamese-American comedian and actor.
(1975) John Piersma: United States -- 200m / 400m freestyle swimmer (1996 Olympics - 4th Place).
(1974) Emily Haines: Canadian singer-songwriter and keyboard player (Metric and Broken Social Scene).
(1974) Adam Meadows: offensive tackle (Indianapolis Colts).
(1974) Daniel Sproule: Australian field hockey halfback (Olympics-1996).
(1974) Jonathan Bryan Colling in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; rocker (4 Fun-Unbelievable Fun Boys).
(1974) Robert Budreau: Canadian director producer and screenwriter.
(1974) Attilio Nicodemo: Italian footballer.
(1973) Ace Steel: American wrestler and trainer.
(1973) Geoff Johns: American author screenwriter and producer.
(1973) Elvis Presley Jr: Alleged Son of Elvis Presley.
(1973) Rodney Young: NFL safety (New York Giants).
(1973) Marco Battaglia: tight end (Cincinnati Bengals).
(1973) Anthony Harris: linebacker (Miami Dolphins).
(1973) Terrell Wade in Rembert: South Carolina, USA; pitcher (Atlanta Braves).
(1973) Chris Guy: American professional wrestler.
(1972) Chantal Andere
(1972) Shinji Takehara: Japanese boxer.
(1972) John Stoen: American child homicide victim and son of cult leader Jim Jones, he died from poisoned Kool-Aid along with nearly a thousand people following their demented leader in Jonestown.
(1971) Luca Badoer: Italian race car driver, the pilot of a Minardi in the Formula One 1996.
(1971) Ana Ortiz: American actress and singer.
(1971) Vincent Brisby: NFL wide receiver (New England Patriots).
(1971) Herman Smith NFL/WLAF defensive end (Tampa Bay Buccaneers: London Monarchs).
(1971) Jordan Young in Thunder Bay: Ontario, Canada; Canadian Tour golfer (1992 Purdue).
(1971) Kevin Williams receiver/kick returner (Arizona Cardinals: Dallas Cowboys).
(1971) Kerry Taylor: US baseball pitcher (San Diego Padres).
(1971) Tommie Jones: WLAF cornerback (Amsterdam Admirals).
(1971) China Slick: rocker (daughter of Grace Slick).
(1971) Pooh-Man : Rapper.
(1971) Philip Coppens: Belgian journalist and author (d. 2012).
(1971) China Kantner: American actress of television, theatre and the cinema.
(1970) Chris Mills (basketball)
(1970) Stephen Chbosky: American author screenwriter and director.
(1970) Chris Mills: American basketball player: forward, Celtics.
(1970) Chris Mills NBA forward (Cleveland Cavaliers: New York Knicks).
(1970) Scott Hendrickson: Canadian Football League guard (Saskatchewan Roughriders).
(1970) Marcus Samuelsson: Chef.
(1970) Pau Coll: WLAF kicker / safety (Barcelona Dragons).
(1970) Milt Stegall: Canadian Football League receiver (Winnipeg Blue Bombers).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Dave Ingram: A death metal rock vocalist and radio presenter.
(1969) Sergei Ovchinnikov: Russian volleyball player and coach (d. 2012).
(1969) Jesse Harte in Rome: Georgia, USA; heavy metal vocalist (Southgang-Tainted Angel).
(1969) Penny Moore: WNBA guard / forward (Charlotte Sting).
(1969) Heidi Wolfgramm: rocker (Jets).
(1969) Nolan Harrison NFL defensive tackle (Oakland Raiders: Pittsburgh Steelers).
(1969) Kina : American singer-songwriter (Brownstone).
(1968) Tom Richey: Scottish-American homicide; the murderer of a woman while he was under the influence of drugs and alcohol.
(1968) Roosevelt Collins: WLAF defensive line (Amsterdam Admirals).
(1968) Lynette Brooky: in New Zealand; golfer (New Zealand Open 1993/94).

(1968) Eric Orie: Dutch footballer and manager.
(1967) David Ginola: French footballer (soccer), a co-commentator along with Ruud Gullit, a fellow footballer, on rival TV channels, BBC and ITV during the World Cup 1998.
(1967) Christophe Barbier: French journalist in politics, managing editor of the periodical "L'Express".
(1967) Randy McKay: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1967) DD Jackson: Pianist.
(1967) Mark Bamford: American writer/director.
(1967) Nelson Asaytono: Filipino basketball player.
(1967) Mario Brunetta: hockey goaltender (Team Italy 1998).
(1967) Marty Calder in Saint Catharine: Ontario, Canada; 62kg freestyle wrestler (Olympics-12-1992,1996).
(1967) Randy Mckay in MontrTal: QuTbec, Canada; NHL right wing (New Jersey Devils).
(1966) Florence Geanty
(1966) Pavel Torgajev: Nizhnij Novgorod, Russia -- NHL left wing (Calgary Flames).
(1966) Richie Lewis: US baseball pitcher (Florida Marlins).
(1966) Yiannos Ioannou: Cypriot footballer and manager.
(1966) Mark Schlereth: NFL guard (Denver Broncos-Super Bowl XXXII).
(1966) Paul Ranheim in Saint Louis: Missouri, USA; NHL left wing (Hartford Whalers).
(1966) Jorg Strawe: German experimental musician.
(1966) John [Vo] Velyvis in North Adams: Massachusetts, USA; rower (Olympics-1996).
(1966) Chet Culver: American educator and politician 41st Governor of Iowa.
(1965) Esa Tikkanen: Finnish ice hockey player and coach.
(1965) Pascal Lefèvre: French javelin thrower, who competed at the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul, South Korea but did not reach the final.
(1965) Brian Holman in Winfield: Kansas, USA; pitcher (Cincinnati Reds, Seattle Mariners).
(1965) Esa Tikkanen in Helsinki: Finland; NHL left wing (Florida Panthers, Vancouver Canucks, Olympics-Bronze-1998).
(1965) Mark Jordon: English actor director and producer.
(1964) Tim Kempton: American basketball player: center/forward.
(1964) Bob Sweeney in Concord: Massachusetts, USA; NHL center (New York Islanders, Calgary Flames).
(1964) William Thomas Andrade in Fall River: Massachusetts, USA; PGA golfer (1991 Kemper Open).
(1963) Kurt Harland
(1963) Joe Lloyd in Highland Park: Illinois, USA; Canadian Tour golfer (1993 Space Coast).
(1963) Carl Fysh: Rocker (Brother Beyond-Can You Keep a Secret).
(1963) Fernando Haddad: Brazilian academic and politician 61st Mayor of São Paulo.
(1963) Joe Lloyd: Highland Park, Illinois -- Canadian Tour golfer (1993 Space Coast).
(1963) Timo Rautiainen: Finnish singer-songwriter and guitarist (Timo Rautiainen & Trio Niskalaukaus and Lyijykomppania).
(1963) Molly Holzschlag: American computer scientist and author.
(1963) Carla Parenti: Italian newlywed with her marriage to Maurizio Parenti on 9/21/1997 in Castenaso.
(1963) Daniele Bagni: Italian musician, a bassist also known as Barny.
(1962) Bruno Martini
(1962) Chris Chelios: American ice hockey player and manager.
(1962) Georges Grün: Former Belgian football defender and is now a TV presenter for the UEFA Champions League matches at RTL.
(1962) Chris Chelios in Chicago: Illinois, USA; NHL defenseman (Chicago Blackhawks, Team USA).
(1961) Michele Tobin in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actress (Fitzpatricks).
(1961) Daniele Barilla: Italian citizen who was a victim of unfortunate circumstances.
(1961) Willie Revillame: Filipino game show host and comedian.
(1961) Vivian Balakrishnan: Singaporean ophthalmologist and politician Singaporean Ministry of National Development.
(1960) Pascal Bataille: French producer and television host.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Toni Servillo: Italian television and film actor and director of theater and opera.
(1959) John Moyer: American medical technician in the lab of a hospital.
(1958) Dinah Manoff: American actress and director.
(1958) Franco Pancheri: Italian footballer and manager.
(1958) Gary Brian Tibbs in London: England; rock bassist (Adam and The Ants, Roxy Music - "Let's Stick Together").
(1958) Dinah Manoff in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Elaine - Soap, Carol - Empty Nest).
(1958) Harti Weirather: Austrian alpine skier.
(1958) Gary Tibbs: English bass player and actor (Adam and the Ants The Vibrators and The Fixx).
(1958) Kavita Krishnamurthy: Indian singer.
(1957) John Paul Lepers

(1957) Andrew Harris: American commander physician and politician.
(1957) Eskil Erlandsson: Swedish technologist and politician Swedish Minister for Rural Affairs.
(1957) Martha Elizabeth Thomsen: Moses Lake, Washington -- Playmate (May, 1980).
(1957) Edmund Theodore: Sylvers; rocker (Sylvers).
(1957) Jeff Gossett: NFL punter (Oakland Raiders).
(1957) Andrew P Harris: American politician.
(1957) Andrew Collins: British historian and writer.
(1957) Jenifer Lewis: American actress.
(1956) Andy Cox: English guitarist (The Beat and Fine Young Cannibals).
(1956) Dale Mohorcic: American baseball player, a left-handed pitcher with the Texas Rangers (1986-1988), New York Yankees (1988-1989), and Montreal Expos (1990).
(1956) Dinah Manoff: TV Actress.
(1955) Sílvia Poppovic: Brazilian host of a talk show on TV.
(1955) Olivier Assayas: French film director, screenwriter and film critic.
(1955) Tōru Iwatani
(1954) David Grossman (author)
(1954) Ricardo Bochini: Argentinian footballer and manager.
(1954) Renate Dorrestein: Dutch journalist and author.
(1954) Kay Cottee: Australian maritime sailor.
(1954) Kim Gandy: American feminist.
(1954) Condredge Holloway in Alabama: USA; Canadian Football League quarterback (Ottawa Roughriders, Toronto Argonauts).
(1953) The Honky Man: Wrestler.
(1953) Malcolm Green: rocker (Split Enz - "I Got You").
(1953) The Honky Tonk Man: American professional wrestler.
(1953) Mark Weil: Russian-Uzbek director and producer (d. 2007).
(1952) Sara Mandiano: French singer and songwriter.
(1952) Oriella Dorella: Italian ballet dancer, who studied at La Scala Theatre Ballet School for 8 years, and in 1975 made her official debut as a dancer, becoming the 'étoile' (star) of La Scala Theatre Ballet in 1986.
(1952) Peter Tatchell: Australian-born British political campaigner best known for his work with LGBT social movements (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender).
(1952) Timothy White: American journalist author and critic (d. 2002).
(1951) Steve Prefontaine: American extraordinary athlete and track icon of the '70s, the fastest American in history.
(1951) Leonid Telyatnikov: Kazakhstani-Ukrainian firefighter (d. 2004).
(1951) Steve Prefontaine in Coos Bay: Oregon, USA; 5km distance runner (Olympics-4th-1972) (dies 1975).
(1950) Jean-Marc Ayrault
(1950) Jenny Nicholson: American professional astrologer who gained overnight fame when news of her appointment as an advisor to a Union County commission was picked up by API.
(1950) John Terry (actor)
(1950) Alex Türk: French politician, a member of the Senate of France, representing the Nord department.
(1950) Gloria Naylor: US author (Women of Brewster Place).
(1950) Jean Ayrault: French politician and a member of the French Socialist Party.
(1950) John Terry: American actor.
(1950) Michael Cotton: rocker (Tubes).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) John Belushi: American actor and comedian who had a fast-paced, six-year career as the talented comedy star of "Saturday Night Live" and such films as "Animal House.
(1949) Paul Nurse: English geneticist and biologist Nobel Prize laureate.
(1949) John Clarke: English poet and critic.
(1949) John Cooper Clarke: English punk-poet.
(1948) Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan
(1948) María Seoane
(1948) Brenda Boozer: American mezzo-soprano opera singer, a star soloist at the New York Metropolitan Opera for many years.
(1948) francis Camerini
(1948) Gueorgui Chichkine: Russian painter.
(1948) Ros Kelly: Australian educator and politician, starting as a secondary school teacher in Canberra in 1969-72.

(1948) Georgy Shishkin: Russian painter and illustrator.
(1947) Robert Zoller: American astrologer and author on Arabic parts.
(1947) Marjorie Scardino: American administrator and CEO of Pearson PLC, a British publishing company.
(1947) Staffan de Mistura
(1947) Angel Nieto: Spanish motorcycle racer.
(1947) Tostao: Brazilian footballer.
(1947) Tostão : Brazilian footballer journalist and physician.
(1947) Ángel Nieto: Spanish motorcycle racer.
(1946) Marie-Paule Belle
(1946) Doc Bundy: American race car driver and technician.
(1946) Silvio Blatter: Writer.
(1946) Ronnie Brandon: rocker (McCoys).
(1946) Josephine M: Verspaget; sociologist/Dutch Member of Parliament (PvdA).
(1946) Yann Dedet: French actor, screenwriter and director.
(1945) Leigh Taylor-Young: American actress and leading lady of films from the late '60s and early '70s.
(1945) John Leslie: American porn actor director and producer (d. 2010).
(1945) Dave Walker: English singer and guitarist (Savoy Brown and Fleetwood Mac).
(1945) Leigh Taylor-Young in Washington: DC, USA; actress (Peyton Place, Alice B Toklas).
(1944) Yves Bertrand: French intelligence officer and the General Director of the Central Intelligence Agency (RG) of the French police from 1992 to 2004.
(1944) Paule Constant: French novelist, graduated with a PhD in literature from Sorbonne University.
(1944) Tōru Emori: Japanese actor and director.
(1943) Roy Black: German pop singer of romantic songs.
(1943) Tobe Hooper: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1943) Maurice Risch
(1943) Richard Pierce
(1943) Dagmar Berghoff: German radio and TV announcer.
(1942) Eusébio : Mozambican-Portuguese footballer (d. 2014).
(1942) Shinobu Tsukasa: Japanese organized crime figure.
(1942) Carl Eller: American football player and sportscaster.
(1942) Eusebio : Portuguese footballer.
(1942) Kenichi Shinoda: Japanese mob boss.
(1941) Dominique Grandmont
(1941) Gregory Sierra: American actor.
(1941) Robert Nicewander: American astrologer in Rockford, IL.
(1941) Elzie "Buddy" Baker: Race-car driver.
(1941) Buddy Baker: American race car driver and sportscaster (d. 2015).
(1940) Paolo Graziosi

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Angela Thorne: British actress born in Karachi, India (now Pakistan), to a father who was often away from home with the Indian army.
(1939) Maurice Paquot
(1939) Giorgio Gaber: Italian actor and songwriter.
(1939) Gabriel Romanus: Swedish politician.
(1938) Vladimir Vysotsky: Soviet singer, songwriter, poet, and actor whose career had an immense and enduring effect on Russian culture.
(1938) Etta James: Blues Singer.
(1938) Leiji Matsumoto: Japanese author illustrator and animator.
(1938) Shotaro Ishinomori: Japanese author and illustrator (d. 1998).
(1938) Betico Croes: Arubian politician (Status Aparte).
(1937) Barbara Rooney: American Beauty Queen and starlet, the fifth wife of actor Mickey Rooney, married 12/01/1958; four kids.

(1937) Ange-Felix Patasse: Central African Republican politician.
(1937) Judith Ann Mayotte: American humanitarian and author.
(1937) Kathleen Tynan Halton: Writer.
(1937) Ange-Félix Patassé: Central African engineer and politician President of the Central African Republic (d. 2011).
(1937) Don Maynard NFL receiver (New York Jets): #13.
(1936) Danny Boy
(1936) Diana Hyland: Actress (Peyton Place, 8 is Enough), dies at 41.
(1936) Onat Kutlar: Turkish screenplay/producer (Hazal), murdered at age 59.
(1936) Dan Schaefer American politician (Representative-Republican-Colorado: 1983-).
(1936) Diana Hyland in Cleveland Heights: Ohio, USA; actress (Peyton Place, Eight is Enough).
(1935) Ramalho Eanes: Portuguese politician.
(1935) Larry Sherry: American baseball player, the first pitcher to ever appear in all four winning games of the World Series, 1960.
(1935) Conrad Burns: American soldier journalist and politician.
(1935) Robert Allan: American executive and former CEO of AT&T, specializing in the operations of telephone and communications companies.
(1935) J Farrell: English-Irish author (d. 1979).
(1935) António Eanes: Portuguese general and politician 16th President of Portugal.
(1935) Antonio Ramalho Eanes: Portuguese politician.
(1934) Jean-Pierre Yvaral
(1934) Elizabeth Allen in Jersey City: New Jersey, USA; actress (Laura - Bracken's World).
(1934) Mimi Kok: Dutch actress and singer (d. 2014).
(1934) Therese Le Duc: France sport Champion.
(1933) São Paulo (Brazil)
(1933) Corazon Aquino: Filipino aristocracy, from a wealthy family background.
(1931) Dean Jones: Movie Actor.
(1931) Georges Chaulet
(1931) Albano Vicariotto: Italy sport Champion.
(1931) Paavo J Haavikko: Finnish writer / poet / husband of Marja-Liisa Vartio.
(1931) Stikkan [Stig Anderson]: Music entrepreneur.
(1931) Harold Lloyd: US comic/actor (Why Worry), dies of cancer at age 77.
(1931) Dean Jones in Decatur: Alabama, USA; actor (Ensign O'Toole, Company, The Love Bug).
(1931) Riccardo Filippi: Italy sport Champion.
(1930) Tanya Savicheva: Russian diarist (Born 1930).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Robert Faurisson: French academic and holocaust denier.
(1929) Gérard Eppelé
(1929) Elizabeth Allen: American actress and singer (d. 2006).
(1929) Mark Putney: American executive and CEO of Iowa Resources.
(1929) Benny Golson: American saxophonist and composer.
(1928) Eduard Shevardnadze: Georgian general and politician 2nd President of Georgia (d. 2014).
(1928) Cor van der Hart: Dutch footballer and manager (d. 2006).
(1928) Jerome Choquette: Quebec lawyer and politician.
(1928) Jérôme Choquette: Canadian lawyer and politician.
(1927) Tom Jobim: Brazilian composer.

(1927) Gregg Palmer: American actor, known primarily for his prolific work in television westerns.
(1927) Maurice Bernard
(1927) Virginia Carpenter: American missing person, a 21-year-old woman from Texarkana, Texas who went missing in Denton, Texas in the summer of 1948.
(1927) Antônio Jobim: Brazilian singer-songwriter and pianist (d. 1994).
(1927) Antonio Carlos Jobim: Brazilian composer (d. 1994).
(1927) Arie Groenevelt: Dutch trade union official.
(1927) Seung Sahn: Zen teacher (Korean line).
(1927) Erwin Knebel: Swiss artist, painter.
(1927) Raymond Bouchex: French Roman Catholic archbishop of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Avignon, France.
(1927) Gregg Palmer in San Francisco: California, USA; actor (Scream, To Hell and Back).
(1926) Youssef Chahine
(1926) Dick McGuire: American athlete, a pro basketball player who led his team, the New York Knicks, to three consecutive league finals.
(1926) Aljoscha Sebald: Germany Actor.
(1925) Gordy Soltau: American football player and sportscaster (d. 2014).
(1925) Giorgos Zampetas: Greek bouzouki player and songwriter (d. 1992).
(1925) Kendell Russell: Fort Lesvenworth Military man.
(1924) Lou Groza: American football placekicker and offensive tackle who played his entire career for the Cleveland Browns in the All-America Football Conference and National Football League.
(1924) Husein Mehmedov: Bulgarian-Turkish wrestler and coach (d. 2014).
(1924) Speedy West: American guitarist and producer (d. 2003).
(1924) Louis Groza: Martins Ferry sports Champions.
(1924) Lou "The Toe" Groza AAFC: NFL tackle, kicker (Cleveland Browns).
(1923) Jean Taittinger: French politician French Minister of Justice (d. 2012).
(1923) Sally Starr: American actress and television host (d. 2013).
(1923) Alberto Piccinini: Italy sport Champion.
(1923) Shirley Mason: American woman who was diagnosed with dissociative identity disorder or "multiple personalities" and whose sessions with her psychiatrist gave rise to the 1973 book and the 1976 movie "Sybil.
(1923) Shirley Ardell Mason: American psychiatric patient (d. 1998).
(1923) Renato De Carmine: Italian stage, film and television actor.
(1923) Rusty Draper: American country and pop singer (Born 1923).
(1923) Arvid Carlsson: Swedish scientist, recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.
(1923) Eva Zeller: Writer.
(1922) Luciano Virgili: Italian popular singer of love songs.
(1922) Raymond Baxter: English television host and pilot (d. 2006).
(1922) Jules P: de Palm Antilles writer.
(1922) Jacqueline Aimé: French astrologer and writer, she learned astrology with André Barbault.
(1921) Alfred Reed: composer.
(1921) Samuel T Cohen: American physicist (d. 2010).
(1921) Russell Reading: Braddon Australian author.
(1921) Samuel Cohen: American physicist and academic (d. 2010).
(1920) Jeanne Brabants: Belgian ballet dancer, choreographer, teacher and director who danced with various troops from 1935-1959.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Patricia Louise: Dalton chair (Sherlock Holmes Society of London).
(1919) Edwin Newman: American broadcast journalist (Born 1919).
(1918) Louis-René Des Forets
(1918) Ken Mayers: actor (Robbie Robertson-Space Patrol).
(1918) Silvio Pedroni: Italy sport Champion.
(1918) Ernie Harwell: American baseball sportscaster (d. 2010).
(1917) Jânio Quadros: Brazilian politician who served as President of Brazil for only 7 months in 1961.
(1917) Ilya Prigogine: Russian-Belgian chemist and physicist Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2003).
(1917) Jamio Quadros: Brazilian politician, the most controversial political character in Brazil's history.
(1917) Janio Quadros: Brazilian politician (d. 1992).

(1916) Frank Ivy: American football coach (d. 2003).
(1916) Pop Ivy: American football player and coach (d. 2003).
(1915) Michael Duane: educationalist.
(1915) Ewan MacColl: English folk singer, songwriter, socialist, actor, poet, playwright, and record producer (Born 1915).
(1914) Albrecht Achilles: Germany Military man.
(1914) William Strickland: American conductor and organist (d. 1991).
(1913) Witold Lutoslawski
(1913) Marcel Haedrich: France Writer.
(1913) Witold Lutoslaski: Polish composer and orchestral conductor.
(1913) Vido Musso: Italian-American jazz musician, a tenor sax clarinetist who played jazz with the greats such as Benny Goodman, Gene Krupa, Harry James and Woody Herman.
(1913) Luis Marden: American photographer and journalist (d. 2003).
(1913) Witold Lutosławski: Polish composer and conductor (d. 1994).
(1913) Huang Hua: Chinese translator and politician 5th Foreign Minister of the People's Republic of China (d. 2010).
(1912) Lucius E Burch Jr: US lawyer / civil rights leader.
(1911) Julia Frances: Smith composer.
(1911) Hugo Kraas: German Nazi military, Waffen SS general.
(1910) Hans Osieck: Dutch musician, composer.
(1910) Robert Margerit: French author, novelist, editor, married once.
(1910) Harold Watkinson: Politician / businessman.
(1910) Hendrik Willem: Hans Osieck composer.
(1910) Edgar Saks: Estonian historian author and politician Estonian Minister of Education (d. 1984).
(1910) Alf Brodal: Norwegian professor of anatomy.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Paul Flamand
(1909) Marc Eyrolles: French publisher, head of the publishing house 'Les Éditions Eyrolles' created in 1925 by his father Léon Eyrolles.
(1909) Henri Flamand: Aigre EXecutives.
(1908) Lord Iliffe: English publisher (Coventry Evening Telegraph / Autocar).
(1907) Halbo Kool: Dutch poet, journalist, critic and translator, who died on 26 May 1968.
(1907) Ørnulf Bast: Norwegian sculptor and painter particularly known for his public monuments.
(1907) Franco Cornacchia: Italy sport Champion.
(1906) Alessandro Cicognini: Italian musician, composer for films, began composing scores for Italian films in 1936.
(1906) Toni Ulmen: German race car driver and motorcycle racer (d. 1976).
(1905) Maurice Roy: French-Canadian Roman Catholic cardinal (d. 1985).

(1905) Edouard Mac'Avoy: Caudéran-Bordeaux Painters.
(1905) Édouard Mac-Avoy: French painter and portraitist.
(1905) Margery Sharp: English author and educator (d. 1991).
(1905) Maria Trapp: Austrian-American musician and famous wife of Baron von Trapp, a homemaker, lecturer and organizer of the "Trapp Family Singers.
(1904) Frans Goedhart: Dutch journalist / founder (Het Parool).
(1903) "Sleepy" John: Estes rocker.
(1903) Henrik Scholte: Netherlands Writer.
(1902) André Beaufre: French military, an Army General who was noted as an outstanding strategist and historian, a NATO Chief-of-Staff.
(1902) Pablo Antonio: Filipino modernist architect (d. 1975).
(1902) Gerard P M Knuvelder Dutch literature historian (Vocation: Kitty).
(1902) Andr? Beaufre: Neuilly sur Seine Military man.
(1902) Gerardus Knuvelder: Netherlands Writer.
(1901) Mildred Dunnock: Dies at 87.
(1901) Fernando Tambroni: Italian politician of the Christian Democratic Party.
(1901) Martin De Alzaga: Argentine racing driver (d. 1982).
(1901) Martín de Álzaga: Argentinian race car driver and pilot (d. 1982).
(1901) Eric Brown: architect.
(1900) Theodosius Dobzhansky: Ukrainian-American geneticist and biologist (d. 1975).
(1900) Yōjirō Ishizaka: Japanese author and educator (d. 1986).
(1900) István Fekete: Hungarian author (d. 1970).
(1900) Istvan Fekete: Hungarian writer (d. 1970).
(1900) Yojiro Ishizaka: Japanese writer (d. 1986).

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