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“Born Today” Nolan Gould (18) Devon Murray (28) Frank Ocean (29) Troian Bellisario (31) Finn Wittrock (32) Matt Smith (34) Madison Hildebrand (36) Justin Guarini (38) Joaquin Phoenix (42) Dayanara Torres (42) Trista Sutter (44) Brad Paisley (44) Ben Harper (47) Julia Roberts (49) Featured Above Andy Richter (50) Jami Gertz (51) Lauren Holly (53) Sheryl Underwood (53) Daphne Zuniga (54) Stephen Morris (59) Bill Gates (61) Annie Potts (64) Ronnie and Donnie Galyon (65) Caitlyn Jenner (67) Telma Hopkins (68) Dennis Franz (72) Jane Alexander (77) Charlie Daniels (80) Joan Plowright (87) Cleo Laine (89) “Died Today” Ted Hughes (Born: August 17, 1930 / Died: October 28, 1998) Margaret Booth (Born: January 16, 1898 / Died: October 28, 2002) “Movies” 1964 - Rio Conchos 1966 - An American Dream 1983 - The Wicked Lady 1988 - Feds 1994 - The Road to Wellville 1994 - Silent Fall 1994 - Squanto: A Warrior’s Tale 1994 - Stargate “Music” 1963 - The Beach Boys released “Be True to Your School” 1967 - Vikki Carr’s “It Must Be Him” was the #1 Adult Contemporary song https://youtu.be/U9S3-Aish8U 1972 - The 5th Dimension’s “If I Could Reach You” was the #1 song 1971 - John Lennon and Yoko Ono began recording “Happy Xmas (War Is Over)” 1978 - Billy Joel released “My Life” https://youtu.be/Pm6hEU90G3A 1978 - “Hot Child in the City” was the #1 song 1989 - Regina Belle’s “Baby Come to Me” was the #1 R&B song https://youtu.be/SsWuy0-5qX4 1989 - Alabama’s “High Cotton” was the #1 Country song 1995 - Mariah Carey’s Daydream was the #1 album 1995 - Reba McEntire’s Starting Over was the #1 Country album 1995 - “Hard as a Rock” by AC/DC was the #1 Rock song https://youtu.be/zVkgWeLznUo “TV/Radio” 1956 - Elvis Presley performed “Love Me Tender” on the Ed Sullivan Show 1956 - CBS also aired a special of Presley receiving a Polio vaccination this date 1978 - Kiss Meets the Phantom of the Park aired on NBC starring the rock band https://youtu.be/zmy5WhWdQCE “Other Important Events…” 1959 - The Buffalo Bills became a part of the AFL 1954 - Ernest Hemingway was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature