Actors:
Candice Bergen is 77 (“Murphy Brown,” “Boston Legal”)
John Corbett is 62 (“Sex and the City,” “My Big Fat Greek Wedding”)
Rosario Dawson is 44 (“Sin City, “Clerks II”)
Chris Diamantopoulos is 48 (“Frasier,” “The Sopranos”)
Grace Gummer is 37 (“American Horror Story: Freak Show,” “Mr. Robot”)
Glenda Jackson is 87 (“Mary, Queen of Scots,” “Sunday Bloody Sunday”) (FAST FACT: She won two Oscar Awards for Best Actress in a Leading Role in “A Touch of Glass” and “Women In Love” – and gave up her acting career in 1992 to become a member of the British Parliament. She stayed on until 2015)
Alley Mills is 72 (“The Wonder Years,” “The Bold and the Beautiful”)
Chris Zylka is 38 (“10 Things I Hate About You,” “Everybody Hates Chris”)
The late Albert Finney (1936 – 2019)…he would have been 87 (“Erin Brockovich,” “Skyfall”)
Musicians:
Simple Plan’s Pierre Bouvier is 44
Depeche Mode’s Dave Gahan is 61
Ghostface Killa is 53 (real name, Dennis Coles)
Billy Joel is 74
Plus:
Producer James L. Brooks is 83 (“The Mary Tyler Moore Show,” “Terms of Endearment,” “The Simpsons”)
TV personality/reality TV star/swimwear designer Audrina Patridge is 38 (While her first claim to fame was on MTV’s “The Hills,” she has since parlayed that into regular work – including her turn as host of NBC’s “1st Look” and competing on “Dancing with the Stars”)
Celebrity Psalm West is 4 (the progeny of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West)
The late “Peter Pan” author M. Barrie (1860 – 1937) (His other literary works include “The Admirable Crichton,” “The Little White Bird”)
The late archeologist Howard Carter (1874 – 1939) (His discovery of the tomb of 14th-century BC pharaoh Tutankhamun in 1923 made him famous around the world) (FAST FACT: His death at a late age is considered a strong argument against the supposed “curse of the pharaohs,” an alleged hex believed by some to be cast upon any person who disturbs the mummy of an Ancient Egyptian person, especially a pharaoh)
The late Baseball champ (and all-around nice guy!) Tony Gwynn (1960 – 2014)…he would have been 63 (An 8-time National League batting champion, he was also a 15-time MLB All-Star who played twenty seasons for the San Diego Padres)
The late “60 Minutes” newsman Mike Wallace (1918 – 2012)