Birthday Hors

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Sam Cooke - American singer-songwriter - (1931-1964)

Sami Gayle - American actress - 30
Logic - American rapper and singer - 36
Nick Simmons - American comic book writer and reality TV personality - 37
Willa Ford - American singer-songwriter, dancer, model, tv personality and actress - 45
Beverley Mitchell - American actress - 45
Christopher Masterson - American actor and DJ - 46
Ben Taylor - American musician - 49
Balthazar Getty - American actor, musician - 51
Larry Birkhead - American actor and producer - 53
Gabriel Macht - American actor - 54
Matt Iseman - American comedian, actor and tv host - 55
Katie Finneran - American actress - 55
Olivia d’Abo - British actress and singer - 57
Guy Fieri - American restaurateur, author and tv personality - 58
Steven Adler - American musician - 61
DJ Jazzy Jeff - American DJ, record producer and actor - 61
Diane Lane - American actress - 61
Linda Blair - American actress and activist - 67
John Wesley Shipp - American actor - 71
Jim Jarmusch - American director and screenwriter - 73
Steve Perry - American singer-songwriter, member of Journey - 77

Michael Hutchence - Australian singer-songwriter and actor - (1960-1997)
John Hurt - English actor - (1940-2017)
Sonny Chiba - Japanese actor and martial artist - (1939-2021)
Seymour Cassel - American actor - (1935-2019)
Bill Bixby - American actor, director, producer and frequent game-show panellist - (1934-1993)
Piper Laurie - American actress - (1932-2023)

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