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“Born Today” Katie Cassidy (30) Haley Webb (31) Gaspard Ulliel (32) Joey Chestnut (33) Paty Cantu (33) Jenna Bush (35) Barbara Bush (35) Jerry Ferrara (37) Joel Kinnaman (37) Christina Applegate (45) Jacqueline Hennessy (48) Jill Hennessy (48) Billy Burke (50) Tim Armstrong (51) Dougray Scott (51) Sonja Morgan (53) Amy Grant (56) Bruno Tonioli (61) Charlaine Harris (65) John Larroquette (70) Featured Above Ben Stein (72) John F. Kennedy Jr. (RIP) “Died Today” Nick Drake (Born: June 19, 1948 / Died: November 25, 1974) Jack Albertson (Born: June 16, 1907 / Died: November 25, 1981) Eleanor Audley (Born: November 19, 1905 / Died: November 25, 1991) Flip Wilson (Born: December 8, 1933 / Died: November 25, 1998) Phyllis Fraser (Born: April 13, 1916 / Died: November 25, 2006) “Movies” 1964 - Ensign Pulver 1965 - Lady L 1984 - The Ewok Adventure 1987 - Planes, Trains and Automobiles 1987 - Three Men and a Baby 1992 - The Bodyguard 1992 - Aladdin 1998 - A Bug’s Life 1998 - Babe: Pig in the City “Music” 1967 - Strawberry Alarm Clock was #1 with the single “Incense and Peppermints” https://youtu.be/qhYLz63csS0 1966 - The Jimi Hendrix Experience had their UK debut performing at Bag O’ Nails Club 1968 - The White Album by The Beatles had its US release 1972 - “I Can See Clearly Now” remained the #1 song https://youtu.be/pSsqWHtg7Ig 1976 - The Band held their farewell concert “The Last Waltz” at the Winterland Ballroom in San Francisco 1978 - Al Stewart’s single “The Passages” stayed at #1 for its third week 1995 - Alice in Chains’ self titled album was #1 on the Billboard 200 1995 - Whitney Houston topped the charts with her single “Exhale (Shoop Shoop)” https://youtu.be/wrTuV4Szxzo 1997 - Country singer Garth Brooks released his album Sevens 2000 - “Independent Women Part I” was the the #1 song “TV/Radio” 1960 - Amos ‘n’ Andy had its last airing on CBS radio “Other Important Events” 1963 - President John F Kennedy was buried at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia 1996 - Disneyland closed down its Main Street Electrical Parade