1321 John of Artois, Count of Eu, French nobleman and soldier captured at the Battle of Poitiers (place of birth unknown), born in France (d. 1387) [1] 1434 Janus Pannonius, Hungarian poet and translator, born in Čazma, Croatia (d. 1472) 1609 Sassoferrato [Giovanni B Salvi], Italian painter (Madonna), born in Sassoferrato, Marche, Italy (d. 1685) 1619 Jean-Baptiste Colbert, French statesman (First Minister of State, 1661-83; Minister of the Navy, 1689-83), born in Reims, France (d. 1683) 1628 John Granville, 1st Earl of Bath, English royalist statesman, born in Kilkhampton, Cornwall (d. 1701) English empiricist philosopher ; influential Enlightenment thinker and "Father of Liberalism" (Two Treatises of Government), born in Wrington, England 1686 Wilhelm Hieronymus Pachelbel, German composer, baptized in Erfurt, Electorate of Mainz, Holy Roman Empire (d. 1764) [O.S. date 8-19] 1725 Charles Townshend, English politician, 3rd Viscount of Townshend, born in Raynham Hall, Norfolk (d. 1767) 1728 Maria Anna Sophia of Saxony, Electress of Bavaria, born in Dresden Castle, Dresden, Electorate of Saxony, Holy Roman Empire (d. 1797) 1756 Heinrich Graf von Bellegarde, Austrian field marshal and statesman, born in Dresden, Electorate of Saxony, Holy Roman Empire (d. 1845) 1756 Jan Śniadecki, Polish mathematician and astronomer, born in Żnin, Poland (d. 1830) 1773 Raphael G. Kiesewetter, Austrian bureaucrat and musicologist (Arab Music), born in Holleschau, Margraviate of Moravia, Holy Roman Empire (d. 1850) 1777 Hyacinth [Nikita Yakovlevich Bichurin], founder of Sinology in Russia, born in Akulevo, Russia (d. 1853) 1780 Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres, French painter (Valpincon Bather), born in Montauban, France (d. 1867) 1805 Frederick Maurice, English theologian of the Church of England (Christian Socialism), and author, born in Normanston, Suffolk, England (d. 1872) 1808 Hermann Schulze-Delitzsch, German politician and reformer, born in Delitzsch, Saxony (d. 1883) 1809 Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr., American physician and author (Old Ironsides), born in Cambridge, Massachusetts (d. 1894) 1810 Juan Bautista Alberdi, Argentina political theorist and writer (Crime of War), born in San Miguel de Tucumán, Río de la Plata (d. 1884) 1811 Henry Bergh, American social reformer who founded the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) and co-founded the New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NYSPCC), born in New York City (d. 1888) 1815 Anna Ella Carroll, American politician and civil war writer (Reconstruction), born in Pocomoke City, Maryland (d. 1894) 1821 Louis Laurent Gabriel de Mortillet, French anthropologist who was the first to organize and classify Stone Age cultures into a chronological sequence of epochs, born in Meylan, France (d. 1898) 1842 Alfred Shaw, English cricket medium/spin bowler (7 Tests; bowled first ball in Test cricket; first to take 5 wickets in a Test innings; Nottinghamshire CCC, MCC), born in Burton Joyce, England (d. 1907) 1843 David B. Hill, American politician and Governor of New York (1885-91), born in Montour Falls, New York (d. 1910) 1844 Edward Carpenter, English poet and philosopher (Civilisation, Its Cause and Cure), born in Hove, Sussex, England (d. 1929) 1849 Titus van Asch van Wijck, Dutch governor Suriname (1891-97), born in Utrecht, Netherlands (d. 1902) 1854 Joseph Jacobs, Australian folklorist, historian, and literary critic (English Fairy Tales, More English Fairy Tales), born in Sydney, Colony of New South Wales (d. 1916) 1861 Byron G. Harlan, American balladeer ("Wait 'Till the Sun Shines, Nellie"), and comic minstrel singer (Collins & Harlan), born in Kansas (d. 1936) 5th Prime Minister of Australia (1908-09, 1910-13, 1914-15), born in Crosshouse, Ayrshire, Scotland Belgian playwright, poet and author (Blue Bird, Nobel 1911), born in Ghent, Belgium 1871 Albert Lebrun, French politician (President of France, 1932-40), born in Mercy-le-Haut, France (d. 1950) 1876 Charles F. Kettering, American inventor (auto self-starter), born in Loudenville, Ohio (d. 1958) 1876 Kim Gu, President of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea (1939-48), born in Haeju, Hwanghae, Korea (d. 1949) 1877 Dudley Pound, British admiral of the fleet and 1st Sea Lord (Jutland, WW II), born in Ventnor, Isle of Wight, England (d. 1943) 1880 Marie-Louise Meilleur, oldest French-Canadian supercentenarian (117 years, 230 days), born in Kamouraska, Quebec (d. 1998) 1881 Edvin Kallstenius, Swedish composer and librarian, born in Filipstad, Sweden (d. 1967) 1881 Valery-Nicolas Larbaud, French novelist and translator (Enfantines), born in Vichy, France (d. 1957) 1884 Ehm Welk [Thomas Trimm], German writer, born in Biesenbrow, Brandenburg (d. 1966) 1891 Michael Chekhov, Russian-American actor (Abie's Irish Rose, Rhapsody), born in Saint Petersburg, Russia (d. 1955) 1894 E. Franklin Frazier, American sociologist and author (The Negro Family in the United States), born in Baltimore (d. 1962) 1898 Preston Sturges [Edmund Biden], American director and screenwriter (Sullivan's Travels), born in Chicago, Illinois (d. 1959) 1899 George Macready, American actor (Martin Peyton-Peyton Place), born in Providence, Rhode Island (d. 1973) 1899 Lyman Lemnitzer, United States Army Marine Corps general (WWII), born in Honesdale, Pennsylvania (d. 1988) 1900 Oscar Nitzchke, German architect (Alcoa building, Centre Pompidou), born in Altona, Hamburg, Germany (d. 1991) 1901 Aurel Joliat, Canadian ice hockey player, born in Ottawa, Canada (d. 1986) American figure skater (US singles championship 1920-24; Olympic silver pairs [with Beatrix Loughran] 1932), born in Boston, Massachusetts 1903 Ernst Kreuder, German writer (The Attic Pretenders), born in Zeitz, Germany (d. 1972) 1904 Werner Forssmann, German urologist (Nobel 1956), born in Berlin (d. 1979) 1905 Arndt Pekurinen, Finnish pacifist, executed without a trial for his beliefs, born in Juva, Finland (d. 1941) 1905 Dhyan Chand, Indian field hockey player (Olympic gold 1928, 1932, 1936; birthday 29/8 celebrated as India's National Sports Day), born in Allahabad, India (d. 1979) 1905 Lan Adomián, Russian-American-Mexican composer, and Spanish Civil War fighter (Lincoln Brigade), born in Moghiler-Podolsk, Russia (d. 1979) 1905 Martinus A. Jansen, Bishop of Rotterdam (1956-70), born in Amsterdam (d. 1983) 1906 Joe Sawyer [Sauers], Canadian actor (Adventures of Rin Tin Tin - "Sgt. Biff O'Hara"), born in Guelph, Ontario (d. 1980) 1907 Joseph Wechsberg, Jewish-Czech writer (Looking For a Bluebird), born in Ostrava, Moravia, Czechoslovakia (d. 1983) 1907 Lurene Tuttle, American actress (Father of Bride, Julia), born in Pleasant Lake, Indiana (d. 1986) [1] 1909 Roy Reuther, American labor leader, born in Wheeling, West Virginia (d. 1968) 1910 Georges Loinger, French resistance fighter (WWII), born in Strasbourg, France (d. 2018) 1910 Robert Pineda-Duque, Colombian composer, born in El Santuario, Colombia (d. 1977) 1912 Barry Sullivan, American actor (Duffy's Tavern, Man Called X, Tall Man), born in New York City (d. 1994) 1912 Emil Schumacher, German painter (Tangible Objects), born in Hagen, Germany (d. 1999) 1912 Sohn Kee-chung, Korean athlete and long-distance runner, born in Sinuiju, North Korea (d. 2002) 1912 Wolfgang Suschitzky, Austrian-Polish photographer and cinematographer (Get Carter, Ulysses), born in Vienna, Austria (d. 2016) 1913 Jackie Mitchell, American baseball pitcher, one of the first female pitchers in professional baseball history (Chattanooga Lookouts; National Baseball Hall of Fame, Women's Sports Hall of Fame), born in Chattanooga, Tennessee (d. 1987) 1913 Len Butterfield, New Zealand cricketer (NZ all-rounder, Test), born in Christchurch, New Zealand (d. 1999) 1913 Sylvia Fine (Kaye), American lyricist ("Knock on Wood", "The Five Pennies"), composer, Peabody Award and Emmy Award television producer (Musical Comedy Tonight), and wife of Danny Kaye, born in Brooklyn, New York City (d. 1991) 1915 Denys Hay, British historian, born in Newcastle upon Tyne (d. 1994) Swedish actress (Casablanca, Cactus Flower), born in Stockholm, Sweden 1915 Nathan Pritikin, American nutritionist and inventor, born in Chicago, Illinois (d. 1985) 1916 George Montgomery, American actor (Battle of Bulge, Hallucination), born in Brady, Montana (d. 2000) 1916 Leo Horn, Dutch soccer referee, columnist and businessman, born in Sittard, Netherlands (d. 1995) 1917 Isabel Sanford, American actress (Louise-Jeffersons/All in the Family), born in New York City (d. 2004) 1917 John King, Baron King of Wartnaby, British businessman and CEO of British Airways after its privatization, born in Brentford, Middlesex, England (d. 2005) 1918 Jelle Zijlstra, Dutch economist, politician (Prime Minister, 1966-67), and President of Netherlands Bank (1967-82), born in Oosterbierum, Netherlands (d. 2001) 1919 Sono Osato, American Japanese ballet dancer, born in Omaha, Nebraska (d. 2018) 1920 Charles White, American actor (Airport 95, Serpico), born in Perth Amboy, New Jersey (d. 2005) American jazz saxophonist (Ornithology) and composer , born in Kansas City, Kansas 1920 Joseph Lesniewski, American Easy Company, soldier in 101st Airborne, born in Erie, Pennsylvania (d. 2012) American businesswoman , interior designer and fashion icon, born in Queens, New York City 1921 Wendell Scott, American auto racer (first black driver to win a race at NASCAR's premier level [Jacksonville 200 1963]), born in Danville, Virginia (d. 1990) 1922 Emile Habibi, Palestinian Israeli writer (The Secret Life of Saeed the Pessoptimist), born in Haifa (d. 1996) 1922 Mr. Blackwell, American fashion critic, born in Brooklyn Heights, New York (d. 2008) 1922 Yorgos Sicilianos, Greek composer, born in Athens, Greece (d. 2005) 1923 Lester Trimble, American composer, music critic and educator, born in Bangor, Wisconsin (d. 1986) 1923 Marmaduke Hussey, Baron Hussey of North Bradley and Chairman of the Board of Governors of BBC (1986-96), born in Surrey (d. 2006) 1923 Reinier Braams, Dutch biophysicist and politician, born in 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands (d. 2001) English actor and director (Gandhi, Jurassic Park, Young Winston), born in Cambridge, England 1924 Billy Myles [Nobles], American R&B songwriter and singer ("(You Were Made for) All My Love", "Have You Ever Loved A Woman"), born in Greenville, North Carolina (d. 2005) 1924 Consuelo Velázquez, Mexican songwriter, born in Ciudad Guzmán, Mexico (d. 2005) 1924 Dinah Washington [Ruth Lee Jones], American jazz, blues, pop, and R&B singer ("What a Diff'rence a Day Makes": "September In The Rain"), born in Chicago, Illinois (d. 1963) 1924 James W. Wood, American astronaut (Dynasoar), born in Paragould, Arkansas (d. 1990) 1925 Loyd Gentry, American thoroughbred trainer (Kentucky Derby 1967 Proud Clarion), born in Covington, Kentucky (d. 2012) 1926 Betty Lynn, American actress (The Andy Griffith Show - "Thelma Lou"), born in Kansas City, Missouri (d. 2021) 1926 Donn Fendler, American author and public speaker, who survived a week in the wilderness aged 12, born in Rye, New York (d. 2016) [1] 1926 María Dolores Pradera, Spanish melodic singer and actress, born in Madrid, Spain (d. 2018) 1926 Rafael Ithier, Puerto Rico salsa musician and band leader (El Gran Combo), born in San Juan, Puerto Rico (d. 2025) [1] 1927 Marion Williams, American gospel singer (Stars of Faith), born in Miami, Florida (d. 1994) 1927 Vladimir Kagan, German-American mid-century modern furniture designer, born in Worms, Germany (d. 2016) 1928 Charles Gray, British actor (Clay-Rawhide, Diamonds Are Forever, The Rocky Horror Picture Show), born in Bournemouth, Hampshire (d. 2000) 1928 Thomas Stewart, American bass-baritone (La Roche Capriccio), born in San Saba, Texas (d. 2006) 1929 Thom Gunn, British poet (The Wound), born in Kent, England (d. 2004) 1930 Jacques Bouchard, Canadian advertising executive, born in Montreal, Québec, Canada (d. 2006) 1931 Evelyn de Rothschild, British banker and multi-millionaire (De Beers), born in Westminster, London (d. 2022) 1931 Lise Payette, Quebec politician, writer and columnist, born in Verdun, Quebec, Canada (d. 2018) 1931 Stelios Kazantzidis, Greek singer, born in Nea Ionia, Athens, Greece (d. 2001) 1933 Arnold Koller, Swiss politician (member of Swiss Federal Councilor), born in St. Gallen, Switzerland 1933 Jehan Sadat (née Safwat Raouf), Egyptian human rights activist, widow of Anwar Sadat and 1st Lady of Egypt (1970-81), born in Cairo, Egypt (d. 2021) [1] 1933 Ramses Shaffy, Dutch singer and cabaret actor (Zaak MP, Liefdesbekentenissen), born in Neuilly-sur-Seine, France (d. 2009) 1934 David Pryor, American politician (US Senator from Arkansas (D), 1979-97), born in Camden, Arkansas (d. 2024) 1934 Gene Allison, American R&B-singer ("You Can Make It If You Try"), born in Pegram, Tennessee (d. 2004) 1934 Jean-Pierre Guézec, French composer (Colorful Architectures), born in Dijon, France (d. 1971) 1934 John Guy, New Zealand cricketer (solid left-handed batsman for NZ in late 1950's), born in Nelson, New Zealand 1935 Hugo Brandt Corstius, Dutch essayist and mathematician, born in Eindhoven, Netherlands (d. 2014) 1935 William Friedkin, American film director, producer, writer (The Exorcist; The French Connection), born in Chicago, Illinois (d. 2023) [1] 1936 Gilbert Amy, French composer (Mouvements; Épigrammes), conductor, and educator, born in Paris American war hero and Republican politician (Rep-Arizona, 1983-2018, Presidential candidate, 2008), born in Coco Solo, Panama Canal Zone 1936 Ken Scotland, Scottish rugby union full-back (27 Tests Scotland, 5 British & Irish Lions; Leicester Tigers RUFC, London Scottish FC), born in Edinburgh, Scotland (d. 2023) 1937 Carol Doda, American entertainer credited as the first dancer to perform topless in the US, born in Solano County, California (d. 2015) 1937 James Florio, American politician and author of federal 'Superfund' legislation (49th Governor of New Jersey, 1990-94; US Representative from New Jersey, 1975-90), born in Brooklyn, New York (d. 2022) [1] 1938 Bobby Carcassés, Cuban jazz and Latin music singer, multi-instrumentalist, and bandleader, born in Kingston, Jamaica 1938 American actor (M*A*S*H, Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice), born in Queens, New York 1938 Robert Rubin, American lawyer and government official (US Secretary of the Treasury, born in New York City 1938 Ruth B. Mandel, Austrian-American political scientist (In the Running: The New Woman Candidate) and a founding co-director of the Center for American Women and Politics at Rutgers University, born in Vienna, Austria (d. 2020)

1939 Jack Thornell, American photographer known for capturing the shooting of James Meredith, and Pulitzer Prize recipient (1967), born in Vicksburg, Mississippi (d. 2026) [1] 1939 Joel Schumacher, American film director (The Lost Boys, Batman Forever), born in New York City (d. 2020) 1940 Bennie Maupin, American jazz saxophonist, flute player, and bass clarinetist (Herbie Hancock; Miles Davis; Lee Morgan), born in Detroit, Michigan 1940 Earl Gros, American NFL running back (Green Bay), born in Lafourche Parish, Louisiana (d. 2013) 1940 Elísabet Erlingsdóttir, Icelandic soprano and pedagogue, born in Iceland (d. 2014) 1940 James Brady, U.S. press secretary (wounded during Reagan assassin attempt), born in Centralia, Illinois (d. 2014) 1940 Wim Ruska, Dutch judoka champion (Olympic gold 1972), born in Amsterdam 1941 Robin Leach, British television host (Life Styles of Rich & Famous), born in London (d. 2018) 1942 James Glennon, American cinematographer, born in Los Angeles, California (d. 2006) 1942 John Heuser, American electron microscopist, born in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania 1942 Sterling Morrison, American rock guitarist (Velvet Underground - "Sweet Jane"), born in East Meadow, New York (d. 1995) 1943 Dick Halligan, American jazz multi-instrumentalist, composer and arranger (Blood, Sweat & Tears, 1967-72 - "Variations On A Theme By Erik Satie"), born in Troy, New York (d. 2022) 1943 Mohamed Amin, Kenyan photojournalist, born in Eastleigh, Nairobi, Kenya (d. 1996) 1945 Chris Copping, British rock bassist and organist (Procol Harum, 1969-77), born in Middleton, Lancashire, England 1945 Wyomia Tyus, American 100m runner (Olympic gold 1964, 68), born in Griffin, Georgia 1946 Bob Beamon, American track and field long jumper (Olympic gold 1968, 29' 2½" 8.9m), born in South Jamaica, Queens, New York 1947 Bob Lutz, American tennis player (US Open doubles 1968, 74, 78, 80; Australian Open 1970 [Stan Smith]), born in Lancaster, Pennsylvania 1947 James Hunt, English auto racer (Formula 1 World Drivers Champion 1976), born in Belmont, Surrey (d. 1993) 1947 Temple Grandin, American animal welfare and autism expert, born in Boston, Massachusetts 1948 Annisette [Koppel] (neé Hansen), Danish avant-pop singer (Savage Rose), and activist, born in Copenhagen, Denmark 1948 Charles David Walker, American engineer and astronaut (STS 12; STS 16; STS 23), born in Bedford, Indiana 1948 David W. Potter, Scottish sports writer (published 60+ books, primarily Scottish football & cricket), born in Forfar, Scotland (d. 2023) 1949 Peter Wiegold, British composer (Earth & Stars; Kafka's Wound), born in Ilford, Essex, England 1949 Stan Hansen, American pro wrestler, 1973-2001 (most successful gaijin in Japanese pro wrestling history), born in Knox City Texas 1950 Dave Reichert, American politician (Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Washington) and sheriff, born in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota 1950 Doug DeCinces, American Major League Baseball third baseman (Baltimore Orioles, California Angels, St. Louis Cardinals; All-Star, Silver Slugger Award, Baltimore Orioles Hall of Fame), born in Burbank, California 1952 Deborah Van Valkenburgh, American actress (The Warriors; Jackie on "Too Close for Comfort"), born in Schnectady, New York 1952 Don Schlitz, American Grammy Award-winning songwriter ("The Gambler", "Forever and Ever, Amen", "When You Say Nothing At All', "He Thinks He'll Keep Her"), born in Durham, North Carolina (d. 2026) [1] 1952 Karen Hesse, American children's book writer (Out of the Dust), born in Baltimore, Maryland 1953 Rick Downey, American rock drummer and vocalist (Blue Oyster Cult, 1981-85), born in the USA 1954 Julio Fernandez, Cuban-American jazz guitarist (Spyro Gyra, 1984-present), born in Havana, Cuba 1954 Michael P. Kube-McDowell, American sci-fi author (Enigma, Empery), born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1955 Diamanda Galás, Greek-American pianist, singer, and composer (Masque of the Red Death), born in San Diego, California 1955 Frank Hoste, Belgian cyclist (Tour de France, 1984), born in Ghent, Belgium 1956 (Jesus Christ) "G.G." Allin, American punk rock singer, born in Lancaster, New Hampshire (d. 1993) 1956 Steve Whiteman, American rock singer-songwriter (Kix - "Don't Close Your Eyes"), born in Piedmont, West Virginia 1957 Jerry D. Bailey, American Racing Hall of Fame jockey/broadcaster (Kentucky Derby 1993, 1996), born in Dallas, Texas 1957 Pim Kops, Dutch rock piano, organ and accordion player (De Dijk - Bloedend Hart; Avalanche Quartet), born in The Netherlands 1958 Lenny Henry, British stand-up comedian and actor (3 of a Kind), born in Dudley, West Midlands, England American recording artist, dancer and King of Pop ("Thriller"; "Billie Jean"; "Bad"), born in Gary, Indiana 1959 (Sadenia) "Eddi" Reader, Scottish singer-songwriter (Fairground Attraction - "Find My Love"), born in Glasgow, Scotland 1959 Akkineni Nagarjuna, Indian Telugu actor and producer (Ninne Pelladata), born in Madras, India 1959 Chris Hadfield, Canadian astronaut (STS 74, sk: 99), born in Sarnia, Ontario 1959 Ernesto Rodrigues, Portuguese violinist and composer, born in Lisbon, Portugal 1959 Rebecca De Mornay, American actress (Hand that Rocks Cradle), born in Santa Rosa, California 1959 Timothy Perry Shriver, Chairman of Special Olympics and member of the Kennedy Family, born in Boston, Massachusetts 1959 Tony Johnson, New Zealand rugby commentator and presenter (Newstalk ZB; TV3; SKY Television), born in Picton, New Zealand 1960 William Susman, American pianist and contemporary classical and documentary film score composer (Pentateuch; Snow Lion of Peace; Native New Yorker), born in Chicago, Illinois 1961 Tony MacAlpine, American heavy metal rocker ("Edge of Insanity"), born in Springfield, Massachusetts 1962 Carl Banks, American NFL linebacker (Cleveland Browns, NY Giants), born in Flint, Michigan 1962 Hiroki Kikuta, Japanese video game composer (Koudelka, Indivisible), born in Aichi Prefecture, Japan 1963 Elizabeth Fraser, Scottish rock singer (Cocteau Twins - "Heaven or Las Vegas"), born in Grangemouth, Scotland 1964 Jordi Arrese, Spanish tennis player, born in Barcelona, Spain 1965 David Webb, British-Honk Kong investment activist and the creator of Webb-site, born in London (d. 2026) [1] 1965 Dina Spybey-Waters, American actress (Just Like Heaven, Freaky Friday), born in Columbus, Ohio 1965 Gerhard Rodax, Austrian soccer striker (20 caps; FF Admira Wacker, Atlético Madrid, SK Rapid Wien), born in Tattendorf, Austria (d. 2022) 1965 Will Perdue, American NBA center (San Antonio Spurs), born in Melbourne, Florida 1966 Dan Truman, American country music singer (Diamond Rio - "Meet in the Middle"), born in St. George, Utah 1967 Anton Newcombe, American musician (The Brian Jonestown Massacre), born in Newport Beach, California 1967 Neil Gorsuch, American lawyer and US Supreme Court Judge (2017-) nominated by Donald Trump, born in Denver, Colorado 1967 Pierpaolo Piccioli, Italian fashion designer, Creative Director of Valentino 2008-24, born in Rome, Italy 1967 Shaun Van Allen, Canadian NHL center (Anaheim Mighty Ducks), born in Calgary, Canada 1969 Joe Swail, Northern Irish snooker player, born in Belfast, Northern Ireland 1969 Me'Shell Ndegéocello [Michelle Johnson], American singer-songwriter ("If That's Your Boyfriend..."), born in Berlin, Germany 1970 Jacco Eltingh, Dutch tennis player (1993 ATP World Doubles), born in Heerde, Netherlands 1971 Carla Gugino, American actress (Spy Kids), born in Sarasota, Florida 1971 Henry Blanco, Venezuelan baseball player, born in Caracas, Venezuela 1972 Amanda Marshall, Canadian pop-rock singer ("Birmingham"), born in Toronto, Ontario 1972 Bae Yong Joon, South Korean businessman and actor (The Legend, Untold Scandal), born in Seoul, South Korea 1973 Adam Sessler, American TV show host, born in Berkeley, California, 1973 Jermane Mayberry, American football offensive lineman (Philadelphia Eagles), born in Floresville, Texas 1973 Olivier Jacque, French motorcyclist, born in Villerupt, France 1973 Pete Evans, Australian chef and television personality (My Kitchen Rules; 2010-20), born in Melbourne, Australia 1973 Thomas Tuchel, German football player, manager, and head coach (England national team, Chelsea; Champions League, UEFA Super Cup, FIFA Club World Cup), born in Krumbach, West Germany 1973 Vincent Cavanagh, English rock and electronic music keyboardist and guitar player (Anathema; The Radicant), born in Liverpool, England 1974 Canadian sports broadcaster (TSN, Fox Sports 1), born in Athabasca, Alberta 1974 Kumi Tanioka, Japanese video game composer (Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles), born in Hiroshima, Japan 1975 Dante Basco, Filipino-American actor (Hook, American Dragon: Jake Long), born in Pittsburg, California 1975 Kyle Cook, American rock guitarist, and banjo player (Matchbox Twenty - "Bent"; "Unwell"), born in Frankfort, Kentucky 1976 Jon Dahl Tomasson, Danish soccer striker (112 caps; Feyenoord, AC Milan) and manager (Malmö FF, Blackburn Rovers, Sweden), born in Copenhagen, Denmark 1976 Kasia Kulesza, Canadian synchronized swimmer (Olympic silver 1996), born in Warsaw, Poland 1976 Kevin Kaesviharn, American football player, born in Paramount, California 1976 Pablo Mastroeni, American soccer player, born in Mendoza, Argentina 1977 Aaron Rowand, American baseball player, born in Portland, Oregon 1977 Charlie Pickering, Australian comedian and television host (The Weekly with Charlie Pickering), born in Melbourne, Australia 1977 Devean George, American basketball player, born in Minneapolis, Minnesota 1977 Jo Weil, German actor (Oliver Sabel in "Verbotene Liebe"), born in Frankfurt, Germany 1977 John Patrick O'Brien, American footballer, born in Los Angeles, California 1977 Roy Oswalt, American baseball pitcher (MLB All-Star 2005–07; NLCS MVP 2005; NL wins leader 2004; combined no-hitter 2003; Houston Astros), born in Weir, Mississippi 1978 Celestine Babayaro, Nigerian footballer, born in Kaduna, Nigeria 1979 Emily Hampshire, Canadian actress (Schitt's Creek), born in Montreal, Québec 1979 Ryan Shealy, American baseball player, born in Fort Lauderdale, Florida 1980 David Desrosiers, Canadian rock bassist (Simple Plan, 2000-20), born in Montreal, Quebec 1980 David West, American basketball player, born in Teaneck, New Jersey 1980 Mohammad Sheikh, Kenyan cricketer, born in Nairobi, Kenya 1980 Nicholas Tse, Hong Kong singer and actor (New Police Story, Bodyguards and Assassins), born in British Hong Kong 1980 William Levy, Cuban-American model and actor (The Single Mom's Club), born in Havana, Cuba 1981 American internet entrepreneur (CEO of Airbnb), born in Niskayuna, New York 1981 Émilie Dequenne, Belgian actress (Rosetta, The Bridge of San Luis Rey), born in Beloeil, Belgium (d. 2025) 1981 Geneviève Jeanson, French Canadian cyclist, born in Montreal, Quebec 1981 Jay Ryan (Jay Bunyan), New Zealand actor, born in Auckland, New Zealand 1982 A+ [Andre Levins], American rapper, born in Hempstead, New York 1982 Carlos Delfino, Argentinean basketball player, born in Santa Fe, Argentina 1983 Jennifer Landon, American actress (Yellowstone, As the World Turns), born in Malibu, California 1983 Timothy Bradley, American boxer (WBC light welterweight title 2008, 2011, WBO light welterweight 2009-12), born in Palm Springs, California 1985 Achilles Liarmakopoulos, Greek classical trombonist (Canadian Brass, 2011-24), and educator, born in Athens, Greece 1985 Jeffrey Licon, American actor (Mysterious Skin, The Brothers Garcia), born in Los Angeles, California 1986 Hajime Isayama, Japanese manga artist (Attack on Titan), born in Ōyama, Japan 1986 Lauren Collins, Canadian actress (Paige Michalchuk in "Degrassi: The Next Generation"), born in Thornhill, Ontario 1986 American actress and singer (Glee), born in The Bronx, New York City 1986 Niccole Byer, American comedian, actress and TV host (Nailed It), born in Middletown Township, New Jersey 1987 Tony Kane, Irish footballer, born in Belfast, Northern Ireland 1988 Zooey Zephyr, American transgender politician in Montana House of Representatives, born in Billings, Montana 1989 Charlotte Richie, English actress (Call the Midwives; Ghosts; You) and singer, born in Clapham, London 1990 Sam Stern, British chef and author, born in Yorkshire, United Kingdom 1992 Mallu Magalhães, Brazilian singer-songwriter, born in São Paulo, Brazil English pop singer ( One Direction - "What Makes You Beautiful"), born in Wolverhampton, England 1998 Bizarrap [Gonzalo Julián Conde], Argentine rapper (Quevedo), born in Ramos Mejía, Argentina 2000 Domas Žeromskas, Lithuanian jazz pianist, born in Vilnius, Lithuania Famous Birthdays Calendar Search the largest and most accurate independent site for today in history.