Birtthday Hors

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Eddie Van Halen - American musician, member of Van Halen - (1955-2020)

Joseph Quinn - English actor - 32
Cameron Bright - Canadian actor - 33
Mercedes Varnado - American professional wrestler and actress - 34
Colton Underwood - American reality tv personality, former professional football player - 34
Manti Te’o - American former professional football player - 35
Christopher Massey - American rapper and actor - 36
Emily Hughes - American former figure skater - 37
Layla Kayleigh - British-American tv personality - 42
Colin O’Donoghue - Irish actor and musician - 45
Sara Rue - American actress - 47
Kirk Franklin - American singer-songwriter and rapper - 56
Paul Johansson - American-born Canadian actor and director - 62
Andrew Ridgeley - British singer-songwriter and record producer - 63
Wayne Gretzky - Canadian former professional ice hockey player and former head coach - 65
Anita Baker - American singer-songwriter - 68
Ellen DeGeneres - American comedian, tv host, actress and writer - 68
Lucinda Williams - American singer-songwriter - 73
Mimi Leder - American director and producer - 74
David Strathairn - American actor - 77
Christopher Hampton - English playwright, screenwriter, translator and film director - 80
Angela Davis - American activist, philosopher, academic and author - 82
Denise Rich - American-born Austrian singer-songwriter, socialite, philanthropist - 82
Scott Glenn - American actor - 87

Gene Siskel - American film critic and journalist - (1946-1999)
Bob Uecker - American retired baseball player - (1934-2025)
Paul Newman - American actor, film director, racing driver, philanthropist, entrepreneur - (1925-2009)

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