1974 - Ed Helms (comedian, actor; The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The Office, Night at the Museum Battle of the Smithsonian)
1973 - Peter Ferraro (hockey; twin brother of hockey player Chris Ferraro)
1973 - Chris Ferraro (hockey; twin brother of hockey player Peter Ferraro)
1964 - Rob 'Robert Keith' Dibble (baseball; pitcher)
1951 - Yakov Smirnoff (comedian, actor; Night Court)
1949 - Guy Charron (hockey; NHL)
1949 - John 'Adam' Belushi (comedian; Second City improvisational troupe, original cast Saturday Night Live; actor; The Blues Brothers; died March 5, 1982)
1947 - Warren Zevon (singer, songwriter; Werewolves of London, Poor Poor Pitiful Me; died September 7, 2003)
1943 - Sharon Tate (actress; Valley of the Dolls, The Beverly Hillbillies; murdered by members of the Manson family August 9, 1969)
1941 - Aaron Neville (Grammy Award-winning singer; Don’t Know Much with Linda Ronstadt, All My Life with Linda Ronstadt)
1941 - Neil Diamond (American singer-songwriter, Songwriters Hall of Famer; actor; sold more than 100 million records worldwide; Cracklin' Rosie, Song Sung Blue, Longfellow Serenade, You Don't Bring Me Flowers, America, Yesterday's Songs, Heartlight)
1939 - Ray Stevens 'Harold Ray Ragsdale' (singer, entertainer; Everything Is Beautiful, Mr. Businessman; number one novelty recording artist; Ahab, the Arab, Gitarzan, The Streak)
1936 - Doug Kershaw (musician; Cajun fiddle; songwriter, singer; Louisiana Man, Diggy Liggy Lo)
1936 - Jack Scott 'Giovanni Domenico Scafone Jr.' (Was a Canadian-American singer, songwriter, inducted into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame 2011; died December 12, 2019)
1918 - Oral Roberts (evangelist; founder Oral Roberts University; died December 15, 2009)
1917 - Ernest Borgnine (Academy Award-winning actor; Marty, The Poseidon Adventure, The Dirty Dozen, McHale's Navy; died July 8, 2012)
