Birthday Hors

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James Gandolfini - American actor - (1961-2013)

Patrick Schwarzenegger - American actor - 33
Jinkx Monsoon - American drag queen, actor, singer and comedian - 39
Angela Simmons - American producer and actress - 39
Keeley Hazell - English model and actress - 40
Nina Arianda - American actress - 42
Arie Luyendyk Jr. - Dutch auto racing driver, tv personality - 45
Adeel Akhtar - British actor - 46
Alison Lohman - American retired actress - 47
Billy Eichner - American comedian, actor - 48
Barrett Foa - American singer, dancer, and actor - 49
Sara Haines - American tv host and journalist - 49
Jason Sudeikis - American actor, comedian, writer, and producer - 51
Xzibit - American rapper and actor - 52
Towanda Braxton - American producer and actress - 53
James Marsden - American actor - 53
Anna Netrebko - Russian operatic soprano - 55
Lance Amstrong - American former road racing cyclist - 55
Jada Pinkett Smith - American actress and talk show host - 55
Aisha Tyler - American actress and talk show host - 56
Tara Fitzgerald - English actress - 59
Ricky Bell - American singer - 59
Holly Robinson Peete - American actress and singer - 62
Joanne Catherall - English singer, member of The Human League - 64
George Schappell - American conjoined twin and country singer - 65
Lori Schappell - American conjoined twin - 65
Jeana Keough - American tv personality, realtor, actress, and model - 71
Billy Sims - American former football player - 71
Anna Deavere Smith - American actress, playwright and professor- 76
Beth Grant - American character actress - 77
Frankie Avalon - American actor and singer - 86

Dee Dee Ramone - American musician, bassist and member of the Ramones - (1951-2002)
Satan’s Angel - American exotic dancer - (1944-2019)
Robert Blake - American actor - (1933-2023)
Fred Willard - American actor and comedian - (1933-2020)
June Foray - American voice actress - (1917-2017)
Agnes de Mille - American dancer and choreographer - (1905-1993)
Greta Garbo - Swedish-American actress - (1905-1990)

(Credit photo : Fred R. Conrad/The New York Times/Redux)

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