Actors:
Scott Bakula is 69 (“Star Trek: Enterprise,” “Quantum Leap”)
Zachery Ty Bryan is 42 (“Home Improvement,” “Veronica Mars”)
Jodelle Micah Ferland is 29 (Bree Tanner in the “Twilight Saga,” “Case 39”)
Colin Donnell is 41 (“Arrow,” “Chicago Med”)
John O’Hurley is 69 (“Seinfeld,” “Family Feud”)
Brandon Routh is 44 (“Superman Returns,” “The Flash”) (FAST FACT: His first acting appearance was in Christina Aguilera’s music video, “What a Girl Wants”)
Tony Shalhoub is 70 (“Monk,” “Galaxy Quest”)
Randy Spelling is 45 (“Malibu Shores,” “Sunset Beach”) (FACT FACT: Yup, he’s Tori Spelling’s brother…following his turn in 2007’s “Sons of Hollywood,” he pretty well left acting for a career as a life coach)
Tyler James Williams is 31 (“Everybody Hates Chris,” “The Walking Dead”) (FAST FACT: At age 14 he became the youngest person to win an NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Actor in a Comedy Series)
Robert Wuhl is 72 ("Batman," "Good Morning, Vietnam”)
Musicians:
Jackson Browne is 75 (FAST FACT: He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2004)
J. Harvey is 54
Sean Lennon is 48
Scotty McCreery is 30 (He won the tenth season of “America Idol”)
The Who’s late John Entwistle (1944-2002)…he would have been 79 (FAST FACT: He was voted #1 bassist in a 2011 “Rolling Stone” reader poll)
The late John Lennon (1940-1980)…he would have been 83
Plus:
TV personality/musician Steve Burns is 50 (not just a star and original host, he’s the co-creator of “Blues Clues”)
Former British Prime Minister David Cameron is 57 (He took office in 2010 – and at the time, was the nation’s youngest Prime Minister in almost two hundred years. He stepped down after the Brexit vote came – he was against it, the people voted for it)
Director Steve McQueen is 54 (“Hunger,” and he won an Oscar for “12 Years a Slave”)
TV personality Sharon Osbourne is 71
Funnyman Nick Swardson is 47
Director Guillermo Del Toro is 59 (“Pan’s Labyrinth,” “Hellboy”)
The late American historian Bruce Catton (1899-1978) (author, and journalist known for his three Civil War-themed trilogies, his book “A Stillness at Appomattox” won the Pulitzer Prize in 1954)
The late wrestler Eddie Guerrero (1967-2005)…he would have been 56 (popular WWE wrestler whose life was cut short by drugs)
The late religious leader Aimee Semple McPherson (1890-1944) (An L.A.-based evangelist who used radio to promote her messages in the 1920s and 30s – she founded the Foursquare Church)
The late candy manufacturer Otto Schnering (1891-1953) (He created Baby Ruth candy bars)
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