Actors:
Jason Clarke is 55 (“Zero Dark Thirty,” “Dawn of the Planet of the Apes”)
Brando Eaton is 38 (“Zoey 101,” “Dexter”)
David Hasselhoff is 72 (“Knight Rider,” “Baywatch”)
Beth Littleford is 56 (“The Daily Show,” “Dog With a Blog”)
The late Donald Sutherland is 89 (“The Dirty Dozen,” “The Hunger Games” series)
Alex Winter is 59 (“The Lost Boys,” “Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure”)
The late James Cagney (1899-1986) ( “Angels with Dirty Faces,” “Ragtime”)
The late Diahann Carroll (1935 – 2019) ...she would have been 89 (“Porgy and Bess,” “Dynasty”) (A heralded star of stage and screen, it was her 1968 debut in the TV series, "Julia," which set her course. That was the first role on TV for a Black woman to star in a non-stereotypical role)
Musicians:
Regina Belle is 61
Luke Bryan is 48 (His given name, Thomas Luther Bryan)
Black Sabbath’s Geezer Butler is 75
Anderson East is 36
Jeremih is 37 (Born Jeremy Felton)
McFly’s Tom Fletcher is 39
Craig Morgan is 60
The late Phoebe Snow (1950-2011) …she would have been 74
Plus:
Queen Camilla Parker Bowles, the second wife of Britain’s King is 77 (FAST FACTS: Charles’ first wife, Princess Diana referred to Camilla as "the Rottweiler;" while Camilla called her "that ridiculous creature.”)
Television producer Mark Burnett is 64 (“Survivor,” “The Apprentice”) (FAST FACTS: He co-produced the History Channel series, “The Bible,” with his wife Roma Downey.)
“Dancing with the Stars” pro Tony Dovolani is 51 (FAST FACTS: He joined Dancing With the Stars during its second season and has spent over 15 seasons on the show.)
The late comedienne Phyllis Diller (1917-2012) (FAST FACTS: The legendary lady was known for her brash sense of humor and in recent years, provided the voice of Queen in Pixar’s “A Bug’s Life.”)
The late legendary TV show host, Art Linkletter (1912-2010) (“TV’s House Party,” “Kids Say the Darndest Things”)
(Photo by Jason Kempin/Getty Images)