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2010 - Today

(2013) Everly Tatum: Family Member.

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2009 - 2000

(2000) Wade Patten: Vine Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1998) Cheyo Carrillo: World Music Singer.
(1997) Cupcakke
(1997) Milka-Emilia Pasanen: Finnish tennis player.
(1997) Jake Short: Actor.
(1997) Inês Murta: Portuguese tennis player.
(1996) Normani Kordei
(1996) Normani Hamilton: Pop Singer.
(1996) Ava Lane: TV Actress.
(1995) Alejandro Speitzer: TV Actor.
(1992) Laura Ikauniece: Latvian heptathlete.

(1992) Evan Fong: YouTube Star.
(1991) Azealia Banks: American rapper, singer, and songwriter.
(1991) Farrah Abraham: Reality Star.
(1991) FalseSymmetry : YouTube Star.
(1991) Bryce Petty: Football Player.
(1991) GotDamnZo : Vine Star.
(1990) Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois
(1990) Lisanne De Jong
(1990) Erik Karlsson: Hockey Player.
(1990) Corey Gray: YouTube Star.
(1990) Liberty Irene Kasem: Daughter of Casey and Jean Kasam.
(1990) Marissa Farina: YouTube Star.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Pablo Alborán: Pop Singer.
(1989) Marco Reus: German footballer.
(1989) Bas Dost: Dutch footballer.
(1989) Noah Gundersen: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Courage).
(1989) Lauren Barnes: American soccer player.
(1989) Sean Johnson: Soccer Player.
(1989) Chase Stanley: Australian rugby player.
(1989) Tanner Mayes: American porn actress.
(1989) Daul Kim: South Korean model painter and blogger (d. 2009).
(1989) Katherine Connors: American model Miss Iowa USA 2010.

(1988) Lisa Bund: German singer-songwriter.
(1988) Hope Partlow: American singer.
(1988) Welven Da Great: Instagram Star.
(1987) Amra Ricketts: YouTube Star.
(1987) Nagi Yanagi: Japanese singer-songwriter.
(1987) Hamilton Sabot: French gymnast, he won a Bronze medal at the 2012 Olympics.
(1987) Curtis Williams: American actor.
(1987) Meredith Hagner: American actress.
(1987) Shaun Fleming: American actor singer and drummer (Foxygen and Diane Coffee).
(1987) Robert Ortiz: Drummer.
(1986) Waka Flocka Flame: American rapper.
(1986) Melissa McIntyre: Canadian actress.
(1986) Waka Flame: Rapper.
(1986) Robert Gesink: Dutch cyclist.
(1985) Ian Vougioukas: Greek basketball player.
(1985) Katy Emz: YouTube Star.
(1985) Jordy Nelson: Football Player.
(1985) Navene Koperweis: American drummer songwriter and producer (Animals as Leaders The Faceless and Animosity).
(1984) Nate Robinson: American basketball player.
(1984) Andrew Bailey (baseball)
(1984) Sanja Popović
(1984) Yael Grobglas
(1984) Andrew Bailey: American baseball player.
(1984) Jason Smith: TV Actor.
(1984) Shekinah Jones: Reality Star.
(1984) Milorad Cavic: Serbian swimmer.
(1984) Milorad Čavić: Serbian swimmer.
(1983) Dustin Wells: New Zealand footballer.
(1983) Reggie Yates: English television presenter.
(1983) Jennifer Ellison: Actress.
(1983) David Hernandez: American model and singer.
(1982) Jonathan Tucker: American film and television actor.
(1982) Casey James: Rock Singer.
(1981) Tasha Reid: Korean rapper.
(1981) Marlies Schild
(1981) Jake Peavy: American baseball player.
(1981) Morgan Page: American progressive and electro house DJ and music producer.
(1981) Yoon Mi-rae: American-South Korean singer (Uptown).
(1981) Daniele Bonera: Italian footballer.
(1981) Alan Navarro: Soccer Player.
(1981) Mikael Antonsson: Swedish footballer.
(1981) Luca Manfe: Chef.
(1980) Marlène Duval
(1980) Andy Hurley: American musician (Fall Out Boy).
(1980) Mika Katsumura: Japanese actress.
(1980) Kaori Manabe: Japanese television personality and model.
(1980) Craig Bolton: Australian footballer and sportscaster.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Jenny Mollen: Actress.
(1979) Jean-François Gillet: Belgian footballer.
(1978) Guillaume Delorme
(1978) Sarah Class
(1978) Yohann Ploquin
(1978) Christopher Carley
(1978) Scott Harvey: Athlete.
(1978) Aleksey Zagornyi: Russian hammer thrower.
(1977) Eric Christian Olsen: American actor.
(1977) Joachim Olsen: Danish shot putter and politician.

(1977) Nicola Formichetti
(1977) Theodoros Baev: Bulgarian-born Greek volleyball player.
(1977) Domenico Fioravanti: Italian swimmer.
(1977) Scott Klopfenstein: American singer-songwriter and trumpet player (Reel Big Fish The Littlest Man Band The Scholars and Nuckle Brothers).
(1977) Petr Tenkrát: Czech ice hockey player.
(1977) Greg Leeb: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1977) Joel Ross: English radio and television host.
(1977) Phil Devey: Canadian baseball player.
(1977) Moses Sichone: Zambian footballer.
(1977) June Sarpong: British television presenter.
(1977) Petr Tenkrat: Czech ice hockey player.
(1977) Debbie King: English TV presenter.
(1977) Eric Olsen: TV Actor.
(1976) Colin Farrell: Irish actor whose breakthrough role came when he landed a role iin Ballykissangel, a popular TV series by the BBC.
(1976) Matt Harpring: American basketball player and sportscaster.
(1976) Mashona Washington: American tennis player.
(1976) Tonka Tomicic: Chilean model and television host Miss World Chile 1995.
(1975) Emmanuel Jonnier: French cross country skier and non-commissioned officer, who has been competing since 1998.
(1975) Marissa Mayer: Businesswoman.
(1975) Yiasoumis Yiasoumi: Greek-Cypriot footballer.
(1974) Ara Celi
(1974) Jim Carey (ice hockey)
(1974) Chad Campbell: American golfer.
(1974) Kenan Dogulu
(1974) Sean Kent: American stand-up comedian, actor and writer.
(1974) Bindi Mansfield in Mooerbank: New South Wales, Australia; diver (Olympics-1996).
(1974) Jim Carey in Dorchester: Massachusetts, USA; NHL goalie (Washington Capitals).
(1974) Jim Carey: American hockey player, a goalie for the Washington Capitals, Boston Bruins, and St. Louis Blues between 1994 and 1999.
(1974) Tristram Hunt: English historian and politician Shadow Secretary of State for Education.
(1974) Kenan Doğulu: Turkish singer-songwriter and producer.
(1974) CeeLo Green: Musician.
(1974) Adrian Tomine: American author and illustrator.
(1974) Zsolt Erdei: Hungarian light heavyweight boxer.
(1973) Dominique Monami: Belgium tennis player who placed 33rd to 64th in the ladies singles in the Atlanta Olympics and placed 41st in the World championships.
(1973) Adriana Volpe
(1973) Chris Harmse: South African hammer thrower.
(1973) Tyrone Williams: NFL defensive back (Green Bay Packers - Super Bowl 31).
(1973) Kate Howey: English martial artist and coach.
(1973) Marty Janzen in Miami: Florida, USA; pitcher (Toronto Blue Jays).
(1973) Dominique van Roost in Verviers: Belgium; tennis star (1995 Futures-Great Britain).
(1972) Sarah O'Hare
(1972) Micol Guidelli: Italian singer in a group with her three siblings, Antonella, Giovanni and Mirium, "Guidelli Cantanti.
(1972) Archie Panjabi: English actress.
(1972) Sarah Murdoch: English-Australian model and actress.
(1972) Frode Estil: Norwegian cross-country skier.
(1972) Bryan Walker: safety (Washington Redskins).
(1972) John Godina: American shot putter and discus thrower.
(1972) Antti Niemi: Finnish footballer and coach.
(1972) Eileen Richetelli in Milford: Connecticut, USA; diver (Olympics-1996).
(1972) Karl Geary: Irish-American actor screenwriter and nightclub owner.
(1972) Dave Roberts: American baseball player and coach.
(1971) Diana Damrau: German soprano and actress.
(1971) Troy Malave in Cumana: Venezuela; outfielder (Boston Red Sox).
(1971) John Ross Bowie: Actor.
(1971) Idina Menzel: Actress.
(1971) Duncan Jones: Director.
(1971) David Conyers: Author.
(1971) Murray Hocking in Victoria: Australia; badminton player (Olympics-1996).
(1971) Brad Elberg: Canadian Football League running back (Winnipeg Blue Bombers).
(1971) Lenny McGill: NFL cornerback (Atlanta Falcons).
(1970) Paolo Sorrentino
(1970) Cory Mantyka: Canadian Football League guard (British Columbia Lions).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Mindi Abair: American smooth jazz saxophonist.
(1969) Juliet Haslam in Adelaide: South Australia; field hockey midfielder (Olympics-1996).
(1969) Adriano Peixoto: French rapist, nicknamed "the rapist of the Red Cross", a square where he committed repeated crimes in 1988 before being arrested.
(1968) Duane Causwell: American basketball player: center, Heat.
(1968) Kyoka Suzuki
(1968) Duane Causwell NBA center (Miami Heat: Sacramento Kings).
(1968) John Connolly: Irish journalist and author.
(1968) Stéphane Roy: Canadian comedian and actor.
(1968) John Connolly: Irish journalist and author.
(1968) Jane Green: Author.

(1968) Timothy Brady: American noted family, the son of actor Scott Brady and his wife Mary Lizabeth Tirony Brady, and nephew of actors Lawrence and Edward Tierney.
(1967) Sandrine Bonnaire: French actress, has appeared in over 40 French and Hollywood films.
(1967) Phil Keoghan: New Zealand television personality.
(1967) Kenny Lofton: American baseball player coach and sportscaster.
(1967) Vampiro : Canadian-Mexican wrestler and sportscaster.
(1967) Kenny Lofton in East Chicago: Illinois, USA; outfielder (Cleveland Indians).
(1966) Roshan Mahanama: Sri Lankan cricketer and referee.
(1966) Stephen Malkmus: Musician.
(1966) Jeremy Hotz: Canadian-American comedian and actor.
(1966) Nick Scotti: American model actor and singer.
(1966) Jessica Monroe in Palo Alto: California, USA; Canadian rower (Olympics-1996).
(1965) Brooke Shields: American actress and model whose films include "Communion," 1977, "The Blue Lagoon," 1980, "Brenda Starr," 1989 and "Backstreet Dreams," 1990.
(1965) Annette Renee Peters [nee Hand] in Reno: Nevada, USA; 1500/3000 runner.
(1965) Giorgos Gasparis: Greek basketball player.
(1965) Brooke Shields in New York City: New York, USA; model/actress (Blue Lagoon, Suddenly Susan).
(1965) Yoko Soumi: Japanese voice actress.
(1964) Stéphane Caristan: French athlete, track and field, he was the European champion on the 110m hurdles and national record holder (before Ladji Doucouré and after Guy Drut).
(1964) Pascal Sellem
(1964) Darryl McDaniels: American rapper and producer (Run D.M.
(1964) Yukio Edano: Japanese politician Japanese Minister for Foreign Affairs.
(1964) Leonard Asper: Canadian lawyer and businessman.
(1964) Scotti Hill in Manhasset: New York, USA; rock guitarist (Skid Row-Psycho Love).
(1964) Scotti Hill: American guitarist and songwriter (Skid Row).
(1964) Darryl McDaniel: American musician aka DMC.
(1963) Viktor Orbán: Hungarian politician 38th Prime Minister of Hungary.
(1963) Laudelino Cubino
(1963) Hugh Dillon: Canadian musician and actor.
(1963) Wesley Willis: American singer-songwriter and keyboard player (Wesley Willis Fiasco) (d. 2003).
(1963) Viktor Orban: Hungarian politician.
(1963) Helen Sharman: Scientist.
(1963) Wendy Smith: rocker (Prefab Sprout-2 Wheels Good).
(1962) Sebastian Koch: German actor.
(1962) Corey Hart: Pop Singer.
(1962) Børge Ousland
(1962) Magician (magician)
(1962) Diane Creighton: American with fatal eating disorder, Creighton died of anorexia in January 1986, age 23.
(1962) Geoffroy Roux de Bézieux
(1962) Noriko Hidaka: Japanese voice actress and singer.
(1962) Magician : American restaurant magician.
(1962) Corey Hart in MontrTal: Canada; vocalist ("I Wear My Sunglasses at Night").
(1962) Joe Orsulak in Glen Ridge: New Jersey, USA; outfielder (Florida Marlins).
(1962) Henry Williams: Canadian Football League receiver (Edmonton Eskimos).
(1961) Patti Stanger: Reality Star.
(1961) Lea Thompson: American dancer and actress, starring in the Nutcracker Suite at age 4; at 14 she was a member of the Minnesota Dance Theater and at 20, with the San Francisco Ballet Co.
(1961) Victoria Ruffo: Soap Opera Actress.
(1961) Harry Enfield: Comedian (Dermot-Men Behaving Badly, Saturday Live).
(1961) Ray Cote: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1961) Justin Madden: Australian footballer and politician.
(1961) Lea Thompson in Rochester: Minnesota, USA; actress (Back to the Future, Caroline In The City, Casual Sex, Space Camp).
(1960) Hervé Gaymard
(1960) Marco Albarello: Italian skier, winner of a Gold Medal at the World Cup in Obsertstdorf by going 15 km distance on 12/15/87.
(1960) Chris Elliott: Movie Actor.
(1960) Herve Gaymard: French politician and a member of UMP conservative party.
(1960) Chris Elliott in New York City: New York, USA; actor/comedian (Get a Life, David Letterman Show).
(1960) Greg Adams: Canadian ice hockey player and businessman.
(1960) Norm Johnson NFL place kicker (Seattle Seahawks: Pittsburgh Steelers).
(1960) Peter Winterbottom: British rugby player.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Andrea de Cesaris: Italian racing driver.
(1959) Pascal Houzelot: French film producer and president of Pink TV, France's gay satellite channel.
(1959) Vera Schefthaller: German qualified bank clerk, professional research astrologer, data collector and author.
(1959) Pat Porter: American track and field champion athlete.
(1959) Phil Wilson: English politician.
(1959) Andrea De Cesaris: Italian race driver in the Formula One for Renault.
(1958) Roma Maffia: American actress.
(1958) Kyle Secor in Tacoma: Washington, USA; actor (Tim Bayliss - Homicide).
(1958) Ted McGinley: Actor.
(1958) Steve Israel: Politician.

(1958) Gary George Hallberg in Berwyn: Illinois, USA; PGA golfer (1983 Andy Williams).
(1958) Mkhuseli Jack: South African UDF-leader (consumer boycotts).
(1958) Angel Franco in Asuncion: Paraguay; golfer (1993 Nike Dominion).
(1957) Joé Seeten
(1957) Kyle Secor: American actor and director.
(1957) Stephen Jones: British milliner.
(1957) Jim Craig: North Easton, Massachusetts -- Hockey goalie (1980 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1957) Jim Craig in North Easton: Massachusetts, USA; hockey goalie (Olympics-gold-1980).
(1956) Fritz Hilpert: German musician and sound engineer (Kraftwerk).
(1956) Regina Brett: Journalist.
(1956) Yoshiko Sakakibara: Chiba, Japan -- Actress (Sailor Moon, Vampire Hunter).
(1956) Bart van Poppel: Dutch bassist / guitarist / singer (Tambourine).
(1956) John Young: English singer-songwriter and keyboard player (Qango and Strawbs).
(1955) Joe Longthorne
(1955) Ben de Lisi: American fashion designer.
(1955) Susie Essman: American actress producer and screenwriter.
(1955) Nilüfer Yumlu: Turkish singer-songwriter.
(1955) Ben de: Lisi; British fashion designer.
(1955) Laura Baugh in Gainesville: Florida, USA; LPGA golfer (1994 Youngstown Classic-9th).
(1955) Larry Owen: American baseball player, a right-handed who played with the Atlanta Braves (1981–83, 1985) and Kansas City Royals (1987–88).
(1955) Colm Toibin: Novelist.
(1955) Brian Kobilka: Scientist.
(1955) Tommy Emmanuel: Australian singer-songwriter and guitarist (Dragon).
(1955) Jake Roberts: Celebrity.
(1955) Bruce Adolphe: American pianist composer and scholar.
(1954) Bernard Métraux
(1954) Thomas Mavros: Greek footballer.
(1954) Vicki Sue Robinson: American singer (d. 2000).
(1954) Vicki Robinson: American actress and singer (d. 2000).
(1953) François Rollin
(1953) Lynne Truss: English journalist and author.
(1953) Linda Riordan: English politician.
(1953) Pirkka-Pekka Petelius: Finnish actor and screenwriter.
(1953) Kim Weston: Photographer.
(1953) Fabio Concato: Italian singer-songwriter, who started his career with the cabaret group "I mormoranti", performing at the Derby Club in his hometown.
(1953) Colm Meaney: Actor.
(1952) Catherine McGoohan
(1952) Karl Bartos: German singer-songwriter and keyboard player (Kraftwerk and Electronic).
(1952) Henri Loyrette: French business leader, the chairman of Admical, a French organisation dedicated to corporate philanthropy.
(1951) Serge Brussolo: French writer, whose first published text was "The Escaped Prisoner" published in 1972 in The Wedged Paddle.
(1951) Stephen Tobolowsky: Actor.
(1951) Karl-Hans Riehm: German hammer thrower.
(1950) Alexandre Barbault: French astrologer and member of a noted French astrology family, the son of Armand Barbault and nephew of Andre Barbault.
(1950) François-Xavier Villain
(1950) Gregory Harrison: American actor, popular as the handsome and sexy surgeon Gonzo Gates for seven years on the hit TV series "Trapper John, M.D.
(1950) Edgar Savisaar: Estonian politician Estonian Minister of the Interior.
(1950) Gregory Harrison in Catalina: California, USA; actor (Trapper John, Logan's Run).
(1950) Tom Berenger in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actor (Big Chill, Someone to Watch Over Me).
(1950) Edward Barker: Cartoonist.
(1950) Jean Chalopin: French director producer and screenwriter founded DIC Entertainment.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Tom Berenger: American actor.
(1949) Nancy Shade: American soprano and actress.
(1949) Tapio Kantanen: Finnish runner.
(1949) Steven Kampmann in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; actor (Kirk - Newhart).
(1948) John Bonham: English pop drummer (Led Zeppelin), overdoses at 32.
(1948) Lynda Bellingham: Canadian TV actress of movies, series and commercials.
(1948) Paulinho Da Costa
(1948) Duncan Hunter: American politician and 2008 Presidential hopeful, competing for the Republican Party nomination.
(1948) Svetlana Alexievich: Belarusian journalist and author Nobel Prize laureate.
(1948) Duncan L Hunter American politician (Representative-Republican-California: 1981-).

(1948) Rhea Perlman in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actress (Carla - Cheers, Zena - Taxi).
(1948) Marília Gabriela: Brazilian singer, known as.
(1948) Svetlana Alexievitch: Belarusian investigative journalist and prose writer, writing in Russian.
(1947) Gabriele Hinzmann: German discus thrower.
(1947) Campbell: Scottish singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Marmalade).
(1947) William H Campbell Jr: Rocker.
(1947) Jean-Pierre Mougin: French sports administrator, the vice president in charge of employment, training and qualification in 'Le Comité National Olympique et Sportif Français' (CNOSF), the French Olympic committee.
(1947) Junior Campbell: British musician and songwriter (The Marmalade).
(1947) David Rowlands: English civil servant (d. 2014).
(1946) Krista Kilvet: Estonian journalist politician and diplomat (d. 2009).
(1946) Maeve Kinkead in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Guiding Light).
(1946) Steve Bucknor: Jamaican cricketer and umpire.
(1946) Debbie Moore: Founder / CEO (Pineapple Dance Studios).
(1946) Ted Baehr: American publisher and critic.
(1946) Vincent Lamanda: French magistrate who served as First President of the Court of Cassation from 30 May 2007 to 30 June 2014.
(1945) Rainer Werner Fassbinder: film-maker, dies of drug overdose in Munich, Germany, at age 36.
(1945) Laurent Gbagbo: Ivorian academic and politician 4th President of Côte d'Ivoire.
(1945) Henri Emmanuelli: French senior banking executive and politician.
(1945) Linda Davies: British Judge.
(1945) Bernard Goldberg: American journalist and author.
(1945) Rainer Fassbinder: German prolific film writer and director of the New German theater, known for bizarre, angst-ridden studies of despair.
(1945) Bernard Goldberg?: American journalist.
(1944) Christian Pellerin: French businessman, the chairman of the board of directors of the company 'I.
(1944) Samantha Juste: English-American singer and television host (d. 2014).
(1943) Joe Namath: American football star who took the New York Jets to a winning season at the Super Bowl III.
(1943) Sharon Gless: American actress whose greatest fame was as a detective in "Cagney and Lacey," from 1982, playing one of two female cops along with her partner Tyne Daly.
(1943) Daniel Robin: French athlete, wrestler, he won two silver medals at the 1968 Olympics.
(1943) Sharon Gless in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (Chris Cagney - Cagney and Lacey).
(1943) Earl of: Macclesfield.
(1943) Marie Bonal
(1943) Jean-Charles Foellner: French freemason, the grand master of 'La Grande Loge nationale française (GLNF)' from 2001 to 2007.
(1943) Gale Sayers: Athlete.
(1942) Happy Hairston
(1942) Happy Hairston NBA star (Cincinnati: Detroit, Los Angeles).
(1942) John Daniel: British Vice-Chancellor (Open University).
(1941) Kenneth Cooper in New York City: New York, USA; harpsichordist/professor (Barnard, Brooklyn).
(1941) Johnny Paycheck in Greenfield: Ohio, USA; singer ("Take This Job and Shove It").
(1941) Gil [Walter] Morgan in Haddock: Georgia, USA; PGA golfer (1990 Kemper Open).
(1941) June Clark: British Professor of Nursing (Middlesex University).
(1941) Louis Ignarro: American pharmacologist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1940) Alain Duhamel: French journalist and political commentator.
(1940) Alfonso Guerra: Spanish politician, the Vice-President 1987.
(1940) Gilbert Louis: French Catholic clergyman, the 104th bishop of Chalons-en-Champagne since 1999.
(1940) Gilbert Shelton: American underground comics illustrator.
(1940) Anatoliy Bondarchuk: Ukrainian hammer thrower and coach.
(1940) Augie Mayer: rocker (Sir Douglas Quintet).
(1940) Elfi Mikesch: Cinematographer (Erotique, Out of America, Malina).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Terry Waite: British diplomat, special envoy and hostage victim taken in Lebanon 1/20/1987, 21:30 EET.
(1939) Roberto Raviola: Stage name Magnus.
(1939) Charles Drain: Singer.
(1938) Peter Yarrow: American musician, guitarist and vocalist with the noted group "Peter, Paul and Mary" since 1961.
(1938) Johnny Paycheck: American singer (d. 2003).
(1938) Ron Laird: American track & field champion.
(1938) Peter Yarrow in New York City: New York, USA; musician (Peter, Paul and Mary - "Puff the Magic Dragon").
(1938) Johnny PayCheck: American country singer known for being a hard-drinking hell-raiser whose big hit, selling two million copies, was "Take This Job and Shove It," 1977.
(1938) Ruth Coker: American astrologer and co-author of a pamphlet on Quintiles.
(1938) John Prescott: Welsh sailor and politician Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

(1938) Jean-Michel Vaccaro: French musicologist, an expert on the lute and author of the book "La musique de luth en France au XVIe siecle" (1981).
(1937) Barbara Koval: American professional astrologer for over 20 years, the author of articles for most of the major pop and serious astrological magazines for over 15 years.
(1937) Bob Ferry
(1937) Vladislav Ivanovich Gulyayev: Russia -- Cosmonaut.
(1936) Daniel Meyer: American electrical engineer and CEO of Cincinnati Milacron, a machinery manufacturing company.
(1935) Jim Bolger: New Zealand businessman and politician 35th Prime Minister of New Zealand.
(1934) Jim Hutton: Actor (Ellery Queen), dies of liver cancer at 45.
(1934) Karl-Erik Welin: Composer.
(1934) Bent Peter Rasch: Denmark -- Canoeist (1952 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1933) Henry B Eyring: American religious figure; son of Henry Eyring.
(1933) Henry Eyring: American religious leader educator and author.
(1932) Hanno Selg: Estonian pentathlete.
(1932) George Vallings: British Vice-Admiral.
(1932) Jay Miner: American computer scientist and engineer (d. 1994).
(1932) Ed Lincoln: Brazilian pianist bassist and composer (d. 2012).
(1932) Ronald Hampel: British CEO (ICI).
(1931) Shirley Verrett: American opera singer, specializing in soprano for the greater variety of role opportunities, internationally known.
(1931) John Robert Schrieffer: American physicist, Nobel Prize laureate.
(1931) Joy Adams: American psychic who has channeled since pre-school, talking regularly to a dead grandmother.
(1931) Steve Horn: American politician (Representative-Republican-California).
(1931) Shirley Verrett in New Orleans: Louisiana, USA; American mezzo-soprano (Cassandra - Les Troyens).
(1931) John Schrieffer: American physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1931) Justice Turner
(1930) Clint Eastwood: American actor in tough-guy roles, a rugged 6'4" star with a face that has become craggier every year.
(1930) William Taylor: British Chairman of Convocation (London University).
(1930) Clint Eastwood in San Francisco: California, USA; actor (Dirty Harry), mayor (Carmel, California).
(1930) Clinton Eastwood: San Francisco Actor.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Guy Prigent: France sport Champion.
(1929) Menahem Golan: Israeli director and producer (d. 2014).
(1929) Neil Shaw: British CEO (Tate & Lyle).
(1929) Elaine Stewart in Montclair: New Jersey, USA; actress (Take the High Ground).
(1929) Aladar Zoltan: Composer.
(1929) Menachem Golan: Israeli director and producer.
(1929) first reindeer: born in the US.
(1928) Pankaj Roy: Indian cricketer (Born 1928).
(1928) Jacob Lateiner: Havana, Cuba -- Pianist / Professor (Juiliard).
(1927) Michael Sandberg: British CEO (Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corp).

(1927) Isabel Stoate: British diplomat.
(1927) Lloyd Thaxton: American television host and producer (d. 2008).
(1927) James Eberle: English admiral.
(1927) Clint Walker: Actor.
(1926) Viscount Ingleby
(1926) Johnny Gimble: Musician.
(1926) Jacques Lombard: French anthropologist ('Institut de recherche pour le développement,' formerly Orstom) and filmmaker specializing in the study of Madagascar and the Lobi culture in Burkina Faso.
(1926) Derek Birley: British Vice-Chancellor (Ulster University).
(1925) Edda Albertini: Italian stage and television actress; she died January 13, 1988.
(1925) Billye Becker: American astrologer who joined AFA in 1/1974.
(1925) Giulio Castelli: Italy sport Champion.
(1925) Julian Beck: American actor and director (d. 1986).
(1924) Ida Presti
(1924) Patricia Roberts Harris: American politician (Representative-Democrat) dies at age 60.
(1924) Gisela May: Germany Actor.
(1924) Patricia Harris: American lawyer, educator, government official.
(1924) Michel Portmann: Bordeaux physician.
(1924) Jean Debuf: French champion weightlifter.
(1923) Rainier III Prince of Monaco
(1923) Ellsworth Kelly: American painter, sculptor and artist.
(1923) Rainier III: Prince of Monaco (d. 2005).
(1923) Clint Rainier III: Prince of Monaco (1949-).
(1923) Rainier: Monaco royalty, ruler of a principality of 370 acres, which under the terms of the Treaty of 1918 with France, will fall under French rule if the royal family dies out.
(1923) Donald Kinman: American homicide; liked to strangle his women while making love.
(1923) Wolfgang Lesser: Composer.
(1922) Denholm Elliott: English actor (Raiders of Lost Ark), dies at 70.
(1922) Raymond O'Brien: American administrator and CEO of Consolidate Freightways, a shipping and freight company.
(1922) Elisabeth: Arch Duchess of Austria / Princess of Liechtenstein.
(1922) Louis George: Nancy Military man.
(1921) Alida Valli: Italian actress, internationally known, born in Pola, Italy, in a region now belonging to Croatia.
(1921) Andrew Grima: British jeweller.
(1921) Robert Arthur Ley: United Kingdom -- Sci-fi author (Telepath, Power of X).
(1921) Howard Reig: American radio and television announcer (d. 2008).
(1921) Edna Doré: English actress (d. 2014).
(1920) Edward Bennett Williams lawyer/team owner (Washington Redskins: Baltimore Orioles).
(1920) Edward Bennett Williams: Lawyer.
(1920) Andrew Bettwy: American government official, a Republican who served as Arizona State Land Commissioner from 1970 to 1978 under four Arizona governors.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Robie Macauley: American novelist and literary critic (Born 1919).
(1919) Chet Gierlach: Music publisher / composer.
(1919) Emmanual Tettey: Mensah musician.
(1918) Sadie Corré: English actress and dancer (d. 2009).
(1918) Jean-Claude Poirot: Ventron physician.
(1917) Jean Rouch: French filmmaker and anthropologist, considered to be one of the founders of cinéma-vérité in France, which shared the aesthetics of the direct cinema spearheaded by Richard Leacock, D.A.
(1917) Massimo Serato: Italian actor who fathered a son, Luca Magnani, with actress Anna Magnani.
(1916) Bert Haanstra: Dutch documentary film maker specializing in the interpretation of his own country to itself and other nations.
(1916) Massimo Serato
(1916) Gastone Maresca: Italy Scientist.

(1916) Bernard Lewis: English-American historian and author.
(1916) Judy Campbell actress (Convoy: Bonnie Prince Charlie).
(1916) Albert Haanstra: Netherlands Actor.
(1916) John Vivyan actor (Mr Lucky: Wrong Man, Imitation of Life).
(1916) Battle of Jutland : Most important battle at sea in first World War.
(1915) Pierre Grappin: French author of the French-German dictionary "le Grappin".
(1914) Pierre Contensou: Villefranche de R Military man.
(1914) Akira Ifukube: Japanese composer of classical music and film scores, perhaps best known for his work on the soundtracks of the Godzilla movies by Toho.
(1913) Hernani GM Andrade
(1913) Margarita Bertheau Odio: Costa Rican painter and cultural promoter.
(1913) Kenn Brodziak: Australian entrepreneur, who was a theatre and concert promoter, producer and artist manager whose career lasted from the 1940s until his retirement in 1980.
(1913) Hernani Andrade: Brazilian psychic researcher and author of many books on PSI phenomena and reincarnation.
(1913) Peter Gibson: British Rear-Admiral.
(1912) Henry Jackson: American lawyer, politician and U.S.
(1912) Buell Quain: American ethnologist who, after graduating from Columbia University, worked with native peoples in Fiji and Brazil.
(1912) Martin Schwarzschild: US astronomer (evolution).
(1912) Henry M: "Scoop" Jackson (Senator-Democrat-Washington).
(1912) Barbara Pepper: NYC, New York -- Actress (Doris Ziffel-Green Acres, Rogue Tavern).
(1912) Martin Schwarzchild: German/american astronomer of Jewish origin.
(1912) Henry M. Jackson: Politician.
(1912) Alfred Deller: English countertenor (Born 1912).
(1911) Maurice Allais: French economist and physicist Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2010).
(1911) René Cloërec
(1911) Leonard Boden: Leonard Boden was a Scottish portrait painter and illustrator.
(1911) Edward Adamson: Art therapist / collector.
(1910) Francis Avery: Jones British gastro-enterologist.
(1910) Maria Babin Cortes: Puerto Rican educator, literary critic, and essayist.
(1910) Luis Rosales: Spanish poet and essayist who won the Miguel Cervantes award in 1982 for his work.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) René Lefèvre-Bel: French theatre, film and stage actor, who died on 10 January 1999 at Couilly-Pont-aux-Dames, Seine-et-Marne, France.
(1909) Art Coulter: Canadian-American ice hockey player (d. 2000).
(1909) Jan Lewando: British director (Marks and Spencer).
(1909) Rene Lefevre-Bel: France Actor.
(1909) Benny Goodman: Musician.
(1909) Thor Thorvaldsen: Norway -- Yachtsman (1948, 52 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1909) Aurore Gagnon: French Canadian child abuse victim (d. 1920).
(1908) Don Ameche: American actor in vaudeville and radio with some 50 films from 1936.
(1908) Nils Poppe: Swedish actor director and screenwriter (d. 2000).
(1908) Ernest Terreau: France sport Champion.

(1908) Marcel Lennuyeux: Toulouse Military man.
(1908) Sigfred Johansen: Danish actor (d. 1953).
(1908) Mellie Uyldert: Dutch astrologer, one of Holland's Grand Ladies in astrology, instrumental in the revival of the interest in natural healing, herbs, precious stones and metals.
(1908) Serge Rubenstein: Russian entrepreneur, a money juggler called a "financial wizard.
(1907) Hervé Alphand: French diplomat, and French ambassador to the United States, from 1956 to 1965.
(1907) Peter Fleming: British writer of theatrical revues for The Spectator, and contributor of articles to a variety of British and American periodicals.
(1907) António Monteiro: Portuguese mathematician who emigrated from the overseas province of Angola to Portugal with his mother and sister in 1907.
(1907) Valston Hancock: British air marshal.
(1907) Walter Stewart: Mont Saint Aignan physician.
(1906) Bruno Groening
(1905) Florence Desmond: English actress and comedian (d. 1993).
(1905) Roy Peaches: Davis baseball pitcher.
(1904) Stan Brenders
(1902) Ralph Walter: Wood composer.
(1902) Henk Schaer [Hendricus JM Schaareman]: Actor / conductor.
(1902) Billy Mayerl: English pianist and composer (d. 1959).
(1901) Pierre Laurent-Darnar: Fontenay Journalist.
(1901) Charles Brunier: French convicted murderer and veteran of both the First and Second World Wars who claimed, in 2005, to have been the inspiration for Papillon.
(1901) Cornelia Otis Skinner: Actress.
(1901) Alfredo Antonini: American conductor and composer, at age 82 (born 1901).
(1900) Helma Wolf-Catz Dutch author (Undercurrent: Coral Reef).

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