Birthday Hors

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Jeanne Moreau - French actress, singer, screenwriter, director and socialite - (1928-2017)

Rachel Crow - American singer and actress - 28
Jack Reynor - Irish actor - 34
Doutzen Kroes - Dutch fashion model - 41
Draya Michele - American media personality, model, actress and fashion designer - 41
Julia Jones - American actress - 45
Tito Ortiz - American mixed martial artist - 51
Norah O’Donnell - American tv journalist - 52
Tiffani Thiessen - American actress - 52
Marc Nelson - American singer-songwriter - 55
Lisa Wu - American tv personality, actress, realtor, screenwriter and designer - 55
Ewen Bremner - Scottish actor - 54
Lisa Snowdon - English radio and tv presenter, model - 54
Ariadna Gil - Spanish actress - 57
Mariska Hargitay - American actress, director, producer and philanthropist - 62
Gail O’Grady - American actress and producer - 63
Richard Roxburgh - Australian actor and filmmaker - 64
Princess Caroline of Monaco - Hanover Princess - 69
Earl Falconer - British bass player, singer and member of UB40 - 69
Robin Zander - American musician, member of Cheap Trick - 73
Chesley Sullenberger - American retired fighter pilot and airline pilot - 75
Richard Dean Anderson - American retired actor - 76

Dlisted - Mickael K’s celebrity gossip blog and Dlisters previous home - (2005-2023)
Anita Pointer - American singer-songwriter, member of the Pointer Sisters - (1948-2022)
Rutger Hauer - Dutch actor - (1944-2019)
Buddy Buie - American songwriter - (1941-2015)
Jimmy Caster - American musician - (1940-2012)
Joe Dowell - American singer - (1940-2016)
Chita Rivera - American actress, singer and dancer - (1933-2024)

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