BORN TODAY
- 1983 – Agyness Deyn
- 1984 – Lupe Fiasco
- 1978 – John Tartaglia
- 1976 – Janet Varney
- 1975 – Rebecca Shoichet
- 1972 – Sarah Clarke
- 1971 – Amanda Holden
- 1964 – Jim Cantore
- 1964 – Christopher Eccleston
- 1961 – Andy Taylor
- 1959 – John McEnroe
- 1958 – Ice-T
- 1957 – LeVar Burton
- 1956 – Vincent Ward
- 1956 – Lisa Loring
- 1953 – Steve Kmetko
- 1954 – Margaux Hemingway (RIP)
- 1952 – James Ingram
- 1945 – Jeremy Bulloch
- 1935 – Sonny Bono (RIP)
- 1931 – Otis Blackwell (RIP)
- 1918 – Patty Andrews (RIP)
- 1916 – Bill Doggett (RIP)
- 1904 – James Baskett (RIP)
- 1903 – Edgar Bergen (RIP)
MOVIES
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MUSIC
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- 1957 – Tab Hunter’s “Young Love” hits #1
- 1959 – The Fleetwoods released the single “Come Softly To Me”.
- 1963 – The Miracles climbed to #1 on the R&B chart with “You’ve Really Got A Hold On Me”.
- 1967 – The Four Tops released the single “Bernadette”.
- 1967 – Petula Clark scored her second #1 on the U.K. chart with the song written by Charlie Chaplin, “This Is My Song”.
- 1970 – Edison Lighthouse released the single “Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes)”.
- 1974 – Bob Dylan & the Band were serious about getting to the top of the Album chart, riding Planet Waves from 19 to 1.
- 1974 – Diana Ross rose to #1 on the Adult chart with “Last Time I Saw Him”.
- 1974 – Barbra Streisand had her second #1 song as “The Way We Were” reached the top spot.
- 1980 – Barry Manilow was on top of the Adult Contemporary chart with “When I Wanted You”.
- 1980 – Captain & Tennille did it again with “Do That To Me One More Time”.
- 1980 – Shalamar landed a #1 R&B song with “The Second Time Around”.
- 1982 – Simon & Garfunkel released the album recorded live for the Concert In Central Park in New York City, which attracted more than 700,000 fans.
- 1985 – Bruce Springsteen moved to #1 in the U.K. with the album Born in the U.S.A.
- 1985 – Wham! hit #1 with “Careless Whisper”.
- 1991 – Queen, which was always bigger in their native England, scored their seventh #1 album in the U.K. with Innuendo.
- 1991 – Keith Sweat had the new #1 song on the R&B chart with “I’ll Give All My Love To You”.
- 1991 – Whitney Houston had her 8th #1 on the Adult Contemporary chart in 13 releases with “All the Man That I Need”.
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