Birthday Hors

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Lindsey Buckingham - American musician and record producer - 77

Noah Schnapp - American actor - 22
Ayo Edebiri - American actress and comedian - 31
Vanessa Vanjie Mateo - American drag performer - 35
Michele Morrone - Italian actor and model - 36
A$AP Rocky - American rapper - 38
Alicia Vikander - Swedish actress - 38
Zuleyka Rivera - Puerto Rican actress - 39
Jessica Parker Kennedy - Canadian actress - 42
Ashlee Simpson - American actress, singer - 42
Tessa Thompson - American actress - 43
Erik von Detten - American singer and actor - 44
Seth Gabel - American actor - 45
John Morrison - American professional wrestler and actor - 47
Jake Shears - American singer-songwriter, musician - 48
Shannyn Sossamon - American actress - 48
Seann William Scott - American actor - 50
India Arie Simpson - American singer-songwriter - 51
Talib Kweli - American rapper - 51
Alanna Ubach - American actress - 51
Keiko Agena - American actress - 53
Neve Campbell - Canadian actress - 53
Lena Headey - British actress - 53
Jimmy Ray - English singer-songwriter and musician - 56
Janel Moloney - American actress - 57
Gwen Stefani - American singer-songwriter - 57
Denis Villeneuve - Canadian director and producer - 59
Clive Owen - English actor - 62
Tommy Lee - American musician - 64
Jack Wagner - American actor, singer, and golfer - 67
Tommy Wiseau - Polish American actor and filmmaker - 71
Al Sharpton - American civil rights and social justice activist - 72
Keb’ Mo’ - American singer-songwriter and guitarist - 75
Joey Arias - American performance artist - 77
Chubby Checker - American singer and dancer - 85

Stevie Ray Vaughan - American musician - (1954-1990)
Roy Horn - German-American magicians, half of Sigfried and Roy - (1944-2020)
Eddie Cochran - American musician - (1938-1960)
Gore Vidal - American writer and public intellectual - (1925-2012)
George Bancroft - American historian - (1800-1891)

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