Birthday Hors

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David Bowie - English singer-songwriter, musician actor and visual artist - (1947-2016)

Gia Giudice - American tv personality - 25
Noah Cyrus - American singer and actress - 26
Ryan Destiny - American actress, singer and songwriter - 31
Allison Harvard - American model, artist, actress and internet personality - 38
Cynthia Erivo - English actress and singer - 39
Daphne Joy - Filipina model, actor, host and entrepreneur - 39
Freddie Stroma - British actor - 39
Peng Shuai - Chinese former professional tennis player - 40
Gaby Hoffmann - American actress - 44
Genevieve Padalecki - American actress - 45
Rachel Nichols - American actress and model - 46
Sam Riley - English actor and singer - 46
Sarah Polley - Canadian filmmaker, writer and retired actress - 47
Amber Benson - American actress, writer, director and producer - 49
Jenny Lewis - American singer-songwriter, musician and actress - 50
Josh Meyers - American actor and comedian - 50
Jeremy Spencer Heyde - American musician - 53
Jason Giambi - American former professional baseball player - 55
Michelle Forbes - American actress - 61
Harriet Sansom Harris - American actress - 71
Robby Krieger - American guitarist and founding member of The Doors - 80
Carolina Herrera - Venezuelan-American fashion designer - 87
Bob Eubanks - American DJ, TV personality and game show host - 88
Dame Shirley Bassey - Welsh singer - 89

Rey Misterio, Sr. - American professional wrestler - (1958-2024)
Ron Cephas Jones - American actor - (1957-2023)
Stephen Hawking - English theoretical physicist, cosmologist and author - (1942-2018)
Elvis Presley - American singer and actor - (1935–1977)
Soupy Sales - American comedian, actor, media personality - (1926-2009)
José Ferrer - Puerto Rican actor and stage director - (1912-1992)
Gypsy Rose Lee - American burlesque entertainer - (1911-1970)
Butterfly McQueen - American actress - (1911-1995)

(Side note : Butterfly McQueen is written as been born January 7th or January 8th depending on the websites which is why she’s on the list again today)

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