Birthday Hors

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Nicolas Cage - American actor and film producer - 61

Leslie Grace - American singer-songwriter and actress - 30
Michaela Jaé Rodriguez - American actress and singer - 34
Liam Aiken - American actor - 35
Camille Rowe - French-American model and actress - 35
Michael Sam - American former professional football player - 35
Haley Bennett - American actress - 37
Lyndsy Fonseca - American actress - 38
Robert Sheehan - Irish actor - 37
Lewis Hamilton - British racing driver - 40
Brett Dalton - American actor - 42
Lauren Cohan - American-British actress and model - 43
Ruth Negga - Irish actress - 44
John Rich - American singer-songwriter - 51
Jeremy Renner - American actor - 54
Doug E. Doug - American actor - 55
Rex Lee - American actor - 56
Christian Louboutin - French fashion designer - 62
Hallie Todd - American actress - 63
Kathy Valentine - American musician, bassist for the Go-Go’s - 66
Katie Couric - American journalist and presenter - 68
David Caruso - American retired actor and producer - 69
Sammo Hung - Hong-Konger actor, martial artist, film producer and director - 73
Erin Gray - American model, casting agent and actress - 75
Kenny Loggins - American singer, guitarist and songwriter - 77
Jann Wenner - American businessman, co-founder of Rolling Stone magazine - 79

Dustin Diamond - American actor and stand-up comedian - (1977-2021)
Irrfan Khan - Indian actor - (1967-2020)
Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy - American publicist - (1966-1999)
Juan Gabriel - Mexican singer-songwriter and actor - (1950-2016)
Butterfly McQueen - American actress - (1911-1995)

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