Birthday Hors

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Rick Parfitt - English musician, member of Status Quo - (1948-2016)

Iris Apatow - American actress - 23
Josh Hutcherson - American actor - 33
Calum Scott - English singer-songwriter - 37
Tyler Blackburn - American actor, singer and model - 39
Katie Piper - English writer, activist, tv presenter and model - 42
Tom Guiry - American actor - 44
Marko Jaric - Serbian former professional basketball player - 47
Bode Miller - American former alpine ski racer - 48
Marion Jones - American former track-and-field athlete - 50
Joseph Kahn - South Korean-American film and music video director - 53
Kirk Cameron - American actor, and birthday parties’ desolate - 55
Martie Maguire - American musician, founding member of The Chicks - 56
Hugh Jackman - Australian actor - 57
Bob Schneider - American musician, former lead vocals of Ugly Americans - 60
Carlos Bernard - American actor and director - 63
Chris Botti - American trumpeter and composer - 63
Deborah Foreman - American photographer and actress - 63
Hiroyuki Sanada - Japanese actor - 65
Jeff Keith - American singer, actor and composer - 67
Dave Vanian - English musician and lead singer of the Damned - 69
Janee Siberry - Canadian singer-songwriter- 70
Susan Anton - American actress and singer - 75
Chris Wallace - American broadcast journalist - 78
Aurore Clément - French actress - 80
Lin Shaye - American actress - 82

Pat DiNizio - American singer-songwriter, founding member of The Smithereens - (1955-2017)
Dusty Rhodes - American professional wrestler, booker and trainer - (1945-2013)
Sam Moore - American singer - (1935-2025)
Luciano Pavarotti - Italian operatic tenor - (1935-2007)
Dick Gregory - American comedian, actor, writer, activist and social critic - (1932-2017)

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