Birthday Hors

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Kimberly Wyatt - American singer, dancer, actress and tv personality - 44

Charlie Barnett - American actor - 38
Carly Patterson - American singer-songwriter and former artistic gymnast - 38
Bug Hall - American former actor - 41
Lauren Ash - Canadian actress and comedian - 43
Hannibal Buress - American comedian, actor, producer and writer - 43
Jeff Dye - American stand-up comedian and actor - 43
Tabitha Brown - American actress and social media personality - 47
Gavin DeGraw - American singer-songwriter - 49
Cam’ron - American rapper - 50
Natalie Imbruglia - Australian-British singer-songwriter and actress - 51
Jeff Schroeder - American musician - 52
Oscar De La Hoya - American boxing promoter and former professional boxer - 53
Rob Corddry - American actor and comedian - 55
Gabrielle Anwar - English-American actress - 56
Brandy Ledford - American actress and model - 57
Clint Black - American singer-songwriter, musician, actor and record producer - 64
Pamelyn Ferdin - American former actress - 67
Lawrence Taylor - American retired football linebacker - 67
Lisa Eichhorn - American actress and writer - 74
Patrick Bergin - Irish actor and singer - 75
Michael Beck - American actor - 77
Alice Cooper - American singer-songwriter - 78

Jonathan Larson - American composer, lyricist and playwright - (1960-1996)
George A. Romero - American-Canadian director, writer, editor and actor - (1940-2017)
Jerry Adler - American actor, theatre director and producer - (1929-2025)
Conrad Bain - Canadian-American comedian and actor - (1923-2013)
Betty Friedan - American writer and activist - (1921-2006)
Ida Lupino - British actress, director, writer and producer - (1918-1995)
Rosa Parks - American civil right activist - (1913-2005)
Charles lindberg - American aviator and military officer - (1902-1974)

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