Birthday Hors

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Sarah Cracknell - English singer-songwriter and lead singer of Saint Etienne - 59

Saoirse Ronan - American-born Irish actress - 32
Jessie James Decker - Italian-born American singer - 38
Brooklyn Decker - American model and actress - 39
Ilana Glazer - American stand-up comedian, actress, writer, producer, director - 39
Brendon Urie - American singer-songwriter and musician - 39
Matt McGorry - American actor - 40
Brian McFadden - Irish singer and tv presenter - 46
Claire Danes - American actress - 47
Jennifer Morrison - American actress and director - 47
Riley Smith - American actor - 48
Marley Shelton - American actress - 52
Claudia Jordan - American talk show host, actress, model, businesswoman - 53
Christina Moore - American actress - 53
Retta - American stand-up comedian and actress - 56
Art Alexakis - American musician, member of Everclear - 64
Magda Szubanski - Australian comedy actress, author, singer - 65
Vince Gill - American singer-songwriter and musician - 69
Andy Garcia - American actor - 70
Pat Travers - Canadian guitarist, singer-songwriter - 72
Flavio Briatore - Italian businessman - 76
David Letterman - American tv host, comedian, writer and producer - 79
Ed O’Neill - American actor and comedian - 80
Herbie Hancock - American musician, bandleader and composer - 86

Shannen Doherty - American actress - (1971-2024)
David Cassidy - American actor and musician - (1950-2017)
Tom Clancy - American novelist - (1947-2013)
Montserrat Caballé - Spanish operatic soprano - (1933-2018)
Tiny Tim - American musician and musical archivist - (1932-1996)
Ann Miller - American actress and dancer - (1923-2004)
Beverly Cleary - American writer of children and young adult’s fictions - (1916-2021)

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