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Pat Benatar - American singer-songwriter - 72

Abbey Clancy - English model and tv personality - 39
Keyshia Ka’Oir - Jamaican musical artist - 40
Alex Meraz - American actor and martial artist - 40
Valerie June - American singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist - 43
Janelle Pierzina - American reality tv personality - 45
Sarah Shahi - American actress - 45
Cash Warren - American film producer - 46
Brent Smith - American singer-songwriter, member of Shinedown - 47
Jemaine Clement - New-Zealander actor, comedian, musician and filmmaker - 51
Ana Bárbara - Mexican singer - 54
Trini Alvarado - American actress - 58
Julie Moran - American journalist, tv host and sportscaster - 63
Evan Handler - American actor - 64
Gurinder Chadha - Kenyan-born Indo-British film director - 65
Shawn Colvin - American singer-songwriter and musician - 69
Bobby Rahal - American race car driver - 72
Scott Thurston - American guitarist and keyboard player - 73
Alejandro Escovedo - American musician and singer-songwriter - 74
James Lapine - American theatre director and playwright - 76
George Foreman - American former professional boxer and entrepreneur - 76
Donald Fagen - American musician - 77
Donald Fagen - American musician - 77
Rod Stewart - British singer-songwriter - 80
William Sanderson - American retired actor - 81
Walter Hill - American film director and screenwriter - 83

Josh Ryan Evans - American actor - (1982-2002)
Frank Sinatra, Jr - American singer-songwriter and conductor - (1944-2016)
Jim Croce - American singer-songwriter - (1943-1973)
Sal Mineo - American actor - (1939-1976)
Ray Bolger - American actor, dancer, singer, vaudevillian and stage performer - (1904-1987)

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