Azaria, Hank (April 25)
The voice of Apu and Chief Wiggum on TV's The Simpsons
Famous People Born in 1964
From the Who2 database of musicians, actors, historical figures, and other celebrities:
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Beck, Glenn (February 10)
Tearful, conservative talk show host on Fox News (2009-11) -
Berg, Peter (March 11)
Dr. Billy Kronk on TV's Chicago Hope -
Bezos, Jeff (January 12)
The CEO and founder of Amazon.com -
Binoche, Juliette (March 9)
Hana the nurse in The English Patient -
Bonds, Barry (July 24)
Major league baseball's all-time home run leader -
Brown, Dan (June 22)
Author of The Da Vinci Code -
Bullock, Sandra (July 26)
The Oscar-winning star of Gravity -
Cage, Nicolas (January 7)
The action film star who won an Oscar for Leaving Las Vegas -
Cedric The Entertainer (April 24)
Eddie in the Barbershop movies -
Cheadle, Don (November 29)
Star of the 2004 film Hotel Rwanda -
Cholodenko, Lisa (June 5)
The director of Laurel Canyon and The Kids Are All Right -
Clouseau, Inspector
The bumbling detective of the Pink Panther film series -
Colbert, Stephen (May 13)
Host of TV's satirical The Colbert Report -
Cox, Courteney (June 15)
Monica on the TV sitcom Friends -
Crowe, Russell (April 7)
The Oscar-winning star of Gladiator -
Curry, Adam (September 3)
1980s MTV host of Top 20 Countdown -
Del Toro, Guillermo (October 9)
The maker of the film 'The Shape of Water' -
Dillon, Matt (February 18)
Star of Rumble Fish and Wild Things -
Duncan, Arne (November 6)
U.S. Secretary of Education, 2009-2015 -
Ellis, Bret Easton (March 7)
The author of Less Than Zero -
Farley, Chris (February 15)
Star of TV's Saturday Night Live -
Flay, Bobby (December 10)
The celebrity chef of TV's Boy Meets Grill and Throwdown -
Flockhart, Calista (November 11)
The star of the 1990s TV show Ally McBeal -
Garofalo, Janeane (September 28)
Tart-tongued comic actress and radio host -
G.I. Joe
Famous fist-fighting action figure for boys -
Gilligan
The dim-witted titular star of Gilligan's Island -
Harris, Kamala (October 20)
America's first Indian American U.S. Senator -
Hatcher, Teri (December 8)
Lovelorn mom Susan Mayer on Desperate Housewives -
Hounsou, Djimon (April 24)
Rebellious slave Cinqué in Amistad -
Karr, John Mark (December 11)
The man wrongly arrested in 2006 in the JonBenet Ramsey murder case -
Kravitz, Lenny (May 26)
The pop singer who plays Cinna in The Hunger Games -
Lethem, Jonathan (February 19)
Author of The Fortress of Solitude -
Linney, Laura (February 5)
Oscar-nominated star of You Can Count on Me -
Love, Courtney (July 9)
The widow of Kurt Cobain -
Lowe, Rob (March 17)
The handsome actor who played Sam Seaborn on TV's The West Wing -
MacPherson, Elle (March 29)
Australian Sports Illustrated swimsuit model of the 1990s -
Miller, Christa (May 28)
Jordan Sullivan on TV's Scrubs -
Morris, Jim (January 19)
The pitcher who made the majors as a 35-year-old rookie -
Obama, Michelle (January 17)
First Lady of the United States, 2009-2017 -
Owen, Clive (October 3)
The star of the movies Closer and Croupier -
Palin, Sarah (February 11)
John McCain's vice-presidential candidate in 2008 -
Palin, Todd (September 6)
Sarah Palin's husband -
Parker, Mary-Louise (August 2)
Star of the cable series Weeds -
Pink Panther, The
Star of the Pink Panther cartoon series -
Quest, Jonny (September 18)
Boy hero of the classic TV cartoon Jonny Quest -
Reeves, Keanu (September 2)
Neo in The Matrix film trilogy -
Reichardt, Kelly
The independent filmmaker who did 'Meek's Cutoff' -
Reuben, Gloria (June 9)
Jeanie Boulet on TV's ER -
Rice, Susan (November 17)
National Security Advisor for Barack Obama, 2013-17 -
Rome, Jim (October 14)
The cocky host of Jim Rome is Burning on ESPN -
Smiley, Tavis (September 13)
Host of The Tavis Smiley Show on TV and radio -
Stanley, Flat (January 1)
Children's globetrotting fictional character -
Sykes, Wanda (March 7)
The star of The Wanda Sykes Show on late-night TV -
Tomei, Marisa (December 4)
The Oscar-winning actress from My Cousin Vinny -
Weiner, Anthony (September 4)
The New York congressman who resigned over sexting in 2011 -
Whedon, Joss (June 23)
The guy behind Buffy the Vampire Slayer -
Who, The
The British band that sang "My Generation" -
Williams, Wendy (July 18)
The radio and TV host who says "How ya doin'?" -
Wonka, Willy
The wacky candyman in 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' -
Yauch, Adam (August 5)
MCA from the rap group Beastie Boys -
Yearwood, Trisha (September 19)
Singer of country music's "She's In Love With the Boy"