Birthday Hors

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Sarah McLachlan - Canadian singer-songwriter - 58

Whitney Peak - Ugandan-Canadian actress - 23
Hrvy - British singer and tv personality - 27
Ariel Winter - American actress - 28
Maluma - Colombian singer-songwriter - 32
Will Poulter - British actor - 33
Calum Worthy - Canadian actor, writer and producer - 35
J. Cole - American rapper and record producer - 41
Tom Hopper - English actor - 41
Camila Alves - Brazilian-American model and designer - 43
Elijah Wood - American actor and producer - 45
Nick Carter - American singer and member of Backstreet Boys - 46
Sheamus - Irish professional wrestler and actor - 48
Big Freedia - American rapper and performer - 48
Joey Fatone - American singer, dancer, actor and tv host - 49
Rick Ross - American rapper and record executive - 50
Kathryn Morris - American actress - 57
Mo Rocca - American humorist, actor and journalist - 57
DJ Muggs - American DJ, audio engineer and record producer - 58
Keith Hamilton Cobb - American actor - 64
Frank Darabont - American screenwriter and director - 67
Barbi Benton - American retired model, actress, tv personality and singer - 76
Carlos Slim - Mexican magnate, investor and philanthropist - 86
Alan Alda - American actor, author, screenwriter, podcast host and director - 90

Jackson Pollock - American painter - (1912-1956)
Colette - French author and woman of letters - (1873-1954)

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