Birthday Hors

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Midge Ure - Scottish singer-songwriter and record producer - 72

Bae Suzy - South Korean singer - 31
Aimee Teegarden - American actress, model and producer - 36
Rose McIver - New-Zealander actress - 37
Jaremi Carey aka Phi Phi O’Hara - American actor, singer, former drag performer - 40
Chiaki Kuriyama - Japanese actress, singer and model - 41
Marina - Welsh singer-songwriter, poet - 40
Cupid - American singer-songwriter - 43
Dan Stevens - English actor - 43
Una Healy - Irish singer - 44
Mýa - American singer-songwriter, actress and dancer - 46
Jodi Lyn O’Keefe - American actress, model and fashion designer - 47
Dale Earnhardt Jr. - American professional stock car racing driver - 51
Mario Lopez - American actor and tv host - 52
Joelle Carter - American actress - 53
Manu Bennett - Australian-New Zealander actor - 56
Brett Favre - American former football player - 56
Wendi McLendon-Covey - American actress and comedian - 56
Bai Ling - Chinese-American actress and musician - 59
Marjorie Elaine Harvey - American designer and stylist - 61
Jodi Benson - American actress and singer - 64
Crystal Waters - American singer-songwriter - 64
Martin Kemp - English musician and actor, bassist of Spandau Ballet - 64
Eric Martin - American singer and musician, member of Mr Big - 65
Simon Townshend - British guitarist, singer-songwriter - 65
Bradley Whitford - American actor and producer - 66
Julia Sweeney - American actress, comedian and author - 66
Tanya Tucker - American singer and songwriter - 67
David Lee Roth - American singer - 71
Nora Roberts - American author - 75
Jessica Harper - American actress and singer - 76
Cyril Neville - American percussionist and vocalist - 77
Charles Dance - English actor - 79
Ben Vereen - American actor, dancer and singer - 79
Peter Coyote - American actor, director, screenwriter, author and narrator - 84

Chris Penn - American actor - (1965-2006)
Harold Pinter - British playwright, screenwriter, director and actor - (1930-2008)
Helen Hayes - American actress - (1900-1993)

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