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“Born Today” Nina Dobrev (28) Kate Middleton (35) A.J. McLean (39) Maggie Rizer (39) Omari Hardwick (43) Angela Bettis (44) Sean Paul (44) Angie Martinez (46) Lara Fabian (47) Joey Lauren Adams (49) Dave Matthews (50) Farah Khan (52) Imelda Staunton (61) JK SImmons (62) Matthew Knowles (65) Crystal Gayle (66) Jimmy Page (73) Joan Baez (76) Brian Friel (88) Judith Krantz (89) Richard Nixon (RIP) “Died Today” John Slater (Born: August 22, 1918 / Died: January 9, 1975) Fearless Nadia (Born: January 8, 1908 / Died: January 9, 1996) "Movies" 1966 - Dracula: Prince of Darkness (UK) 1970 - ...tick...tick...tick 1998 - Firestorm 1998 - Wag the Dog “Music” 1965 - Beatles 65 was the #1 US album 1965 - “I Feel Fine” by The Beatles was the #1 song 1967 - The album More of the Monkees was released 1967 - The rock band Buffalo Springfield released the single “For What It’s Worth” 1982 - Olivia Newton-John ruled the charts with “Physical” 1984 - Van Halen released the album 1984 1988 - Whitney Houston’s “So Emotional” was the #1 song 1988 - Michael Jackson had the leading song on the R&B chart with “The Way You Make Me Feel” 1988 - The soundtrack for Dirty Dancing was the top album 1993 - The soundtrack for The Bodyguard was the #1 album 1993 - “I Will Always Love You” dominated the charts as the #1 song “TV/Radio” 1959 - The television series Rawhide premiered 1984 - TV Bloopers and Practical Jokes premiered on NBC 1984 - Clara Peller was first seen by TV viewers in the "Where's the Beef?" commercial campaign for Wendy's. 2000 - The Mole began airing “Other Important Events...” 1929 - The Seeing Eye was incorporated in Nashville, TN. The company's purpose was to train dogs to guide the blind. 1937 - The first issue of "Look" went on sale. Within a month, "Look" became a biweekly magazine. 1951 - The United Nations headquarters officially opened in New York City. 1972 - The ocean liner Queen Elizabeth was destroyed by fire in Hong Kong harbor. 1981 - Hockey Hall of Famer, Phil Esposito, announced that he would retire as a hockey player after the New York Rangers-Buffalo Sabres hockey game. The game ended in a tie. (NHL) 1986 - Kodak got out of the instant camera business after 10 years due to a loss in a court battle that claimed that Kodak copied Polaroid patents. 2006 - Matthew Broderick and Nathan Lane received stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in a dual ceremony. 2007 - Steve Jobs, Apple Inc.'s CEO, announced the first generation iPhone.