What celebrities were born? http://www.epicidiot.com/thisday/thisday.htm July 1st: 1967 Pamela Anderson, Canadian actress. TV: Home Improvement (Lisa the Tool Time Girl) and Baywatch (lifeguard C.J. Parker). 1961 Diana, Princess of Wales. 1961 Carl Lewis, American track athlete, won four Olympic gold medals in 1984, two in 1988, and two more in 1992. 1952 Dan Aykroyd, Canadian-born Emmy-winning comedian. TV: Saturday Night Live. Music: Elwood Blues of the Blues Brothers. 1951 Daryl Anderson, American actor. TV: Lou Grant (Animal). 1950 David Duke, American political leader, Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, Nazi sympathizer, and presidential candidate. 1945 Deborah Harry, American singer, with Blondie. Music: Heart of Glass (1979, #1), Call Me (1980, #1), and Rapture (1981, #1). Film: Videodrome (1982). 1942 Karen Black (Karen Ziegler), American actress. Film: Easy Rider (1969, as the acid-tripping whore) and Five Easy Pieces (1970, waitress). TV: Trilogy of Terror (1975, memorable as the spear-wielding doll's victim). 1934 Sydney Pollack, American director. Film: Three Days of the Condor (1975). 1934 Jamie Farr, American actor. TV: M*A*S*H (Max Klinger). 1925 Farley Granger, American actor. Film: Rope (1948) and Strangers on a Train (1951). TV: One Life to Live (the first Dr. Will Vernon) and As the World Turns (Earl Mitchell). 1916 Olivia De Havilland, Oscar-winning actress. Film: Gone With the Wind (1939, Melanie). 1908 Estee Lauder, cosmetics executive. 1902 d. 1986 Myron Cohen, American comedian, world's most famous Jewish story teller. 1892 James M. Cain, American author. Writings: The Postman Always Rings Twice (1934). 1877 Benjamin Oliver Davis, American soldier, first black U.S. army brigadier general (1940). 1872 d. 1936 Louis Bleriot, first person to fly an airplane across the English Channel (1909). 1807 d. 1888 Thomas Green Clemson, American mining engineer, politician, founder of Clemson University. 1646 d. 1716 Baron Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz, German mathematician for whom the Leibniz series is named. He created the notation "dy/dx" and the integral sign. He designed a machine that could multiply and divide (1671), introduced binary numbers (1679), and created differential (1684) and integral calculus (1686).
no one interesting :C OH SWEET Micheal Turner he made Witchblade :D seriously April 21st is a cool date, more people need to be born on it :l other than Renegade btw your link does not work
OH FUCK YES! 1941 Bob Dylan 1938 Thomas Chong Now it all makes sense, I have a shitty voice but people still want to hear me sing/play guitar like Bob Dylan, and I'm funny as fuck like Chong.
Yah. It gets rather annoying after awhile actually. And now she is starting to get obsessed with MCR. That is including Gerard. :3 Oh well,at least she doesn't love PANIC as much. 8D
1948 Phil Hartman, Canadian actor. TV: Saturday Night Live. 1943 Lee Aaker, American actor. TV: The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin (Rusty). 1942 Linda McCartney, American photographer, singer, wife of Paul. 1936 d. 1990 Jim Henson, American muppeteer, created the Muppets (1956) and has won 18 Emmy, 7 Grammy, 4 Peabody, and 5 ACE awards. He died of toxic shock syndrome. 1932 Svetlana Beriosova, Russian prima ballerina, created the leads in Le Baiser de la Fée and Perséphone. 1931 Anthony Newley, English singer, actor, composer. Film: Oliver Twist (the Artful Dodger). He and Leslie Bricussse wrote the musical Stop the World, I Want to Get Off. 1924 Shiela MacRae, English singer, actress. TV: The Honeymooners (Alice Kramden from 1966-71). 1921 Jim McKay, American ABC sportscaster. 1911 d. 1985 Konstantin Ustinovich Chernenko, president of the Soviet Union and general secretary of Soviet Communist Party. 1905 d. 1993 Severo Ochoa, Spanish-born American Nobel-winning biochemist. He shared the 1959 Nobel Prize in medicine and physiology with Arthur Kornberg for his discoveries that furthered the research in heredity. 1900 d. 1955 Ham Fisher (Hammond Edward Fisher), American cartoonist, created Joe Palooka (1927). 1898 d. 1968 Sir Howard Walter Florey, Australian-born British physician, won a Nobel prize (1945) for his work with Alexander Fleming in developing penicillin. 1896 d. 1940 F. Scott Fitzgerald (Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald), American author. Writings: This Side of Paradise (1920) and The Great Gatsby (1925). Ugh, I only know about three of those... OH DEAR GOD, DR SEUSS DIED EXACTLY THE SAME DAY I WAS BORN, EVEN THE YEAR IS THE SAME ;__;
