Birthday Hors

By
Anjelica Huston - American actress and director - 75

Isabella Sermon - English actress - 20
Riele Downs - Canadian-American actress - 25
Maya Hawke - American actress and singer-songwriter - 28
Jaden Smith - American rapper, actor - 28
Derek Chadwick - American actor - 31
David Corenswet - American actor - 33
Sky Ferreira - American singer-songwriter, model, and actress - 34
Alexis Dziena - American former actress - 42
Sophia Bush - American actress - 44
Lance Gross - American actor and model - 45
Milo Ventimiglia - American actor - 49
Sebastian Maniscalco - American comedian and actor - 53
Kathleen Robertson - Canadian actress, producer and writer - 53
Beck - American musician, singer, songwriter - 56
Billy Crudup - American actor - 58
Michael Weatherly - American actor and producer - 58
Lee Tergesen - American actor - 61
Rocky Carroll - American actor and director - 63
Joan Osborne - American singer-songwriter - 64
Robert Knepper - American actor - 67
Kevin Bacon - American actor and musician - 68
Monty Don - British horticulturist, broadcaster, and writer - 71
Wolfgang Puck - Austrian-American chef and restaurateur - 77
Raffi - Armenian-Canadian singer-lyricist and author - 78
Kim Darby - American actress and teacher - 79
Jeffrey Tambor - American retired actor - 82
Warren Entner - American singer-songwriter - 82

Zhanna Friske - Russian model, actress and singer-songwriter - (1974-2015)
Toby Keith - American country music singer, songwriter - (1961-2024)
Andrew Fletcher - English keyboard player,founding member of Depeche Mode (1961-2022)
Steve Lawrence - American singer, comedian and actor - (1935-2024)
John D. Rockefeller - American businessman and philanthropist - (1839-1937)
Jean de La Fontaine - French fabulist and poet - (1621-1695)
Craig Stevens - American actor

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

OPEN POST: Sunday Comics With "Hi and Lois!"

By
Image
Remember "Hi and Lois?" I only have faint memories of it, but I'm sure I'm alone in that since it achieved blockbuster status and critical acclaim as a daily strip in nationwide newspapers and comic books for nearly 40 years. That's quite a run! It premiered in 1954, or a good six years before the similar "Family Circle," both of which relied heavily on innocent childhood shenanigans and family comedy.  Yet as I soon realized when I first discovered "Hi and Lois," while "Family Circus" is told strictly from a child's point-of-view, "Hi and Lois" is very much told from an adult perspective, exploring the stresses of suburban life - a new way to live in the postwar 1950s - and how raising teenagers alongside toddlers could create conflict. The strip is very light on its feet, but just beneath the surface, there's a surprising degree of anxiety, which was new to the comics' depiction of family life.  Jointly created...
Read more

OPEN POST: Manor Music Monday With The Terrific Kay Cole!

By
Image
Greetings music hussies, and welcome to another edition of Manor Music Monday, today with a Broadway spin - or jazz lightly inflected with a touch of hot-cha! Meanwhile, did you survive your 4th of July weekend? Did the nation? And if you're in another country, are you still laughing at the cheeseball spectacle known as "Salute to America 250 Celebration" on the National Mall? If it helps you to stop, know that most of us were embarrassed, even mortified. But anywaythat'stoopolitical, let's swing back to music, life-saving music.  Tonight, at the Manor's exclusive "Knob-Slapping" after-hours club and taqueria, DJ Li'l Scratch will grand jete forth, as only he can do, and spin wonderful tunes by the delightfully multitalented Kay Cole. Recognize the name? Woo-hoo! Congratulations! You're officially an old , because she was in the original Broadway cast of "A Chorus Line," being one of three dancers who both inspired and performed ...
Read more