Birthday Hors

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Tim Rose - American singer-songwriter - (1940-2002)

Jordyn Woods - American model, socialite - 29
Chris Sails - American musical artist - 31
Juan Martin del Potro - Argentine former tennis player - 38
Skylar Astin - American actor and singer - 39
Cush Jumbo - British actress and writer - 41
Hasan Minhaj - American comedian and actor - 41
Anneliese van der Pol - Dutch actress and singer - 42
Roxxxy Andrews - American drag performer - 45
Brandon Victor Dixon - American actor and singer - 45
Natalie Horler - German singer and tv presenter, lead singer of Cascada - 45
Anthony Mackie - American actor - 48
Keri Lynn Pratt - American film actress - 48
Liberty Ross - English model - 48
Rob James-Collier - British actor - 50
Kip Pardue - American former actor and model - 51
Layzie Bone - American rapper - 52
Matt Hardy - American professional wrestler and actor - 52
Darcey Silva - American tv personality, entrepreneur, actress - 52
Sam Bettens - Belgian musician and lead singer of K's Choice - 54
Jermaine Dupri - American rapper, singer-songwriter, record executive - 54
Ani DiFranco - American-Canadian singer-songwriter - 56
LisaRaye McCoy - American actress - 59
Chi McBride - American actor - 65
Jason Alexander - American actor and comedian - 67
Rosalind Chao - American actress - 69
George C. Wolfe - American playwright and director - 72
Bruce Springsteen - American singer-songwriter and guitarist - 77
Mary Kay Place - American actress and screenwriter - 79
Paul Petersen - American actor, singer, novelist, and activist - 81
Julio Iglesias - Spanish singer-songwriter and former professional soccer player - 83

Elizabeth Peña - American actress - (1959-2014)
Christian Escoudé - French jazz guitarist - (1947-2024)
Romy Schneider - German-French actress - (1938-1982)
Ray Charles - American singer, songwriter and pianist - (1930-2004)
John Coltrane - American saxophonist and bandleader - (1926-1967)
Mickey Rooney - American actor, producer, radio entertainer, and vaudevillian - (1920-2014)

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