Cast:
Amy Adams is 50 (“Catch Me If You Can”, “Bewitched”)
Joan Allen is 68 (“Nixon”, “The Bourne Supremacy”)
Ben Barnes is 43 (“The Chronicles of Narnia”, “Sons of Liberty”)
Misha Collins is 50 (“Without a Trace,” “Supernatural”)
Brant Daugherty is 39 (“Pretty Little Liars”)
Billy Gardell is 55 (“Yes, Dear,” “Mike & Molly”)
Andrew Garfield is 41 (“The Social Network,” “The Amazing Spider-Man”)
Peter Horton is 71 (“At Thirty Years”, “The Wonder Years”)
James Marsters is 62 (“Buffy the Vampire Slayer”, “Torchwood”)
Alex Newell is 32 (“Glee” Wade)
John Noble is 76 (“Fringe”, “The Lord of the Rings” trilogy)
Meghan Ory is 42 (“Once Upon a Time,” “The Darklings”)
Michael Rady is 43 (“The Mentalist”, “One for Four”)
Ray Wise is 77 (“Swamp Thing,” “American Horror Story”)
Musician:
Kirko Bangz is 35 (born Kirk Jerel Randle)
Fred Durst of Limp Bizkit is 54
John Hiatt is 72
Demi Lovato is 32
KRS-One is 59 (his birth name is Lawrence Parker)
Chicago’s James Pankow is 77
Robert Plant is 76
The late guitarist Dimebag Darrell (FAST FACTS: Dimebag was shot on stage by gunman Nathan Gale during a performance with Damageplan in Columbus, Ohio) (1966-2004) … he would have been 58 years old
The late Isaac Hayes (1942-2008) …he would have been 82 years old
The late Jim Reeves (1923-1964)
Plus:
Boxing promoter Don King is 93
Former Texas congressman and presidential candidate Ron Paul is 89
Journalist, author and reality TV star Carole Radziwill is 61 (“The Real Housewives of New York City”)
“Today Show” weatherman Al Roker is 70
Film director David O. Russell is 66 (“The Fighter,” “Silver Linings Playbook”)
The late 23rd President, Benjamin Harrison (1833-1901) (FAST FACT: He was the grandson of the ninth President, William Henry Harrison)
The late author P. Lovecraft (1890 – 1937) (“The Call of Cthulhu”, “Cthulhu Mythos”) (FAST FACTS: He died in poverty, but is now considered one of the most important authors of his genre in the 20th century.)
The late author Jacqueline Susann (1918-1974) (“Valley of the Dolls,” “Once Is Not Enough”) (FAST FACT: Her 1966 work “Valley of the Dolls” is still one of the best-selling books of all time).
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Demi Lovato – Yesterday’s Song
