September 28th
Actors:
- Brigitte Bardot is 85 (“Contempt,” “Spirits of the Dead,” “...And God Created Woman,” “Viva Maria!”)
- Maria Canals-Barrera is 53 (“Wizards of Waverly Place,” “Camp Rock,” “Larry Crowne”)
- Peter Cambor is 41 (“NCIS: Los Angeles,” “Notes from the Underbelly,” “Wedding Band”)
- Hilary Duff is 32 (“Lizzie McGuire,” “Cadet Kelly,” “Santa Claus Lane,” “Metamorphosis,” “Agent Cody Banks,” “Cheaper by the Dozen,” “A Cinderella Story,” “Cheaper by the Dozen 2,” “Younger”)
- Mira Sorvino is 52 (“Mighty Aphrodite,” “Romy and Michele's High School Reunion,” “Norma Jean & Marilyn,” “Mimic,” “Lulu on the Bridge,” “The Replacement Killers,” “Summer of Sam (1999), “Like Dandelion Dust,” “Human Trafficking”
- Naomi Watts is 51 (“Brides of Christ,” “Home and Away,” “Flirting,” “Tank Girl,” “Children of the Corn IV: The Gathering,” “King Kong,” “21 Grams,” “The Impossible,” “Mulholland Drive,” “I Heart Huckabees,” “The Ring,” “Birdman”)
Musicians:
- Mandy Barnett is 44
- Esmée Denters is 31
- Little Big Town’s Karen Fairchild is 50
- Marilyn Manson drummer Ginger Fish is 54
- Young Jeezy is 42 (born Jay Wayne Jenkins)
- Luke Mossman (guitarist for Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats) is 41
- Imagine Dragons’ Daniel Platzman is 33
- Vincent is 37 (born Anne Erin “Annie” Clark)
- Melody Thornton is 35
- Moon Zappa is 52
- The late Ben E. King(1938 – 2015)…he would have been 81
Plus:
- Reality TV star Bam Margera is 40 (“Jackass,” “Viva La Bam”)
- Burlesque dancer and model Dita Von Teese is 47 (her given name is Heather Renée Sweet)
- The late entrepreneur Thomas Crapper(1836 – 1910)(English plumber who gave the world modern bathroom fixtures, butdid notinvent the flush toilet. John Harrington is the actual inventor of the flush toilet. And P.S. while his last name became slang for human bodily waste, although the term "crap" was actually of Middle English origin and was once used in an entirely different way.)
- The late TV personality Ed Sullivan(1901 – 1974)(He hosted “The Toast of the Town, also known as “The Ed Sullivan Show,” from 1955 to 1971