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Mia Farrow - American actress - 81

Isabella Gomez - Colombian-American actress - 28
Bella Poarch - American social media personality and singer - 29
Jimmy Bennett - American actor - 30
Kelli Berglund - American actress - 30
Avan Jogia - Canadian actor, singer, author, director and activist - 34
Camille Winbush - American actress and singer - 36
Michael B. Jordan - American actor and producer - 39
Rose Leslie - Scottish actress - 39
Jayde Nicole - Canadian model and businesswoman - 40
David Gallagher - American actor and former model - 41
Tom Hiddleston - English actor - 45
Margarita Levieva - Russian-American actress - 46
Zhang Ziyi - Chinese actress - 47
A.J. Buckley - Canadian actor - 49
Charlie Day - American actor, writer, producer and podcaster - 50
Amber Valletta - American actress and model - 52
Colin Egglesfield - American actor - 53
Alejandra Guzman - Mexican musician, singer, composer and actress - 58
Travis Tritt - American singer - 63
Holly Johnson - English artist, musician and writer - 66
Jim J. Bullock - American actor and comedian - 71
Charles Shaughnessy - British actor - 71
Ciaran Hinds - Northern Irish actor - 73
Judith Light - American actress - 77
Alice Walker - American novelist, short story writer, poet and social activist - 82
Joe Pesci - American actor and musician - 83
Carole King - American singer-songwriter and musician - 84

Lolo Ferrari - French dancer, actress and singer - (1963-2000)
Gypsy Rose Lee - American burlesque entertainer, stripper and vedette - (1914-1970)
Carmen Miranda - Portuguese-born Brazilian singer, dancer and actress - (1909-1955)



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