Birthday Hors

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Steve Miller - American musician - 82

Jacob Tremblay - Canadian actor - 19
Betty Who - Australian-American musician, singer-songwriter - 34
Taylour Paige - American actress and dancer - 35
Ivy Winters - American drag performer, singer and actor - 39
Nicola Roberts - English singer-songwriter - 40
Nathalie Kelley - Australian actress - 40
Jesse Eisenberg - American actor and filmmaker - 42
Nicky Hilton - American socialite, fashion designer and model - 42
Noot Seear - Canadian model and actress - 42
James Valentine - American musician - 47
Luke Roberts - English actor - 48
Diane Morgan - English actress and comedian - 50
Parminder Nagra - British actress - 50
Scott Weinger - American actor - 50
Kate Winslet - English actress - 50
Heather Headley - Trinidadian born American singer-songwriter, producer and actress - 51
Colin Meloy - American musician, singer-songwriter and author - 51
Tom Hooper - British-Australian filmmaker - 53
Grant Hill - American professional basketball executive and former player - 53
Thomas Roberts - American tv journalist - 53
Josie Bissett - American actress - 55
Guy Pearce - Australian actor - 58
Mario Lemieux - Canadian professional ice hockey player - 60
Daniel Baldwin - American actor - 65
Neil deGrasse Tyson - American astrophysicist, author - 67
Clive Barker - English writer, filmmaker and visual artist - 73
Karen Allen - American actress - 74
Bob Geldof - Irish singer-songwriter and activist - 74
Brian Johnson - British singer-songwriter - 78

Bernie Mac - American actor and comedian - (1957-2008)
Jeff Conaway - American actor - (1950-2011)
Delroy Wilson - Jamaican singer - (1948-1995)
Brian Connolly - Scottish singer-songwriter, musician and actor - (1945-1997)
Bill Dana - American comedian and actor - (1924-2017)
Glynis Johns - British retired actress, dancer, musician and singer - (1923-2024)
Jean Louis - French American costume designer - (1907-1997)
Larry Fine - American actor and comedian - (1902-1975)

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