Birthday Hors

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Stephen Stills - American musician, singer-songwriter - 80

Greta Thunberg - Swedish activist - 22
Florence Pugh - English actress - 29
Alex D. Linz - American former child actor - 36
Karl Glusman - American actor - 37
Lloyd - American singer - 39
Nash Overstreet - American singer-songwriter and producer - 39
Nicole Beharie - American actress - 40
Mark Pontius - American musician - 40
Eli Manning - American former football player - 44
Kimberley Locke - American singer-songwriter and tv personality - 47
Thomas Bangalter - French musician, record producer, singer-songwriter and Daft Punk member - 49
Angela Yee - American radio personality - 49
Danica McKellar - American actress, mathematics writer and education advocate - 50
Jason Marsden - American actor, director and producer - 50
Dan Harmon - American screenwriter and producer - 52
Mimi Faust - American reality tv personality - 55
Bruce LaBruce - Canadian artist, writer, filmmaker, photographer and underground director - 61
Victoria Principal - Japanese-born American actress, producer, entrepreneur and author- 75
John Paul Jones - English musician, composer and record producer - 79
Cissy King - American singer and dancer - 79
Van Dyke Parks - American musician, songwriter and record producer - 82

Bobby Hull - Canadian Ice Hockey player - (1939-2023)
Dabney Coleman - American actor - (1932-2024)
Robert Loggia - American actor - (1930-2015)
Anna May Wong - American actress - (1905-1961)
Marion Davies - American actress, producer, screenwriter and philantropist - (1897-1961)
J. R. R. Tolkien - English writer and philologist - (1892-1973)

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