The gay San Francisco city supervisor who was assassinated in 1978, a veteran former news anchor for CNN, and a world-famous supermodel.

A famous actor whose courtroom drama TV series was a smash hit during the 1950s and 1960s, a former NFL running back who played for the Saints and Dolphins, and an actor who made famous the phrase, "I pity the fool."

A world famous singer who was once married to Sonny Bono, a successful NASCAR race driver, and a former New York Yankee who once pitched a perfect game.

An attorney involved in the infamous "Saturday Night Massacre" during Watergate; a famous and "sweet" world champion boxer; and the current host of one of the late night talk shows on CBS.

Actress Debra Winger, former 'Brat Packer" Mare Winningham, and former New York Yankees manager Billy Martin.

Former Dallas Cowboys star running back Emmitt Smith, former Atlanta Braves great John Smoltz, and sports broadcaster Dan Patrick.

The man who created the most popular science-fiction film series in history in 1944, the filmmaker who rose to worldwide attention with the 'Back to the Future' films, and one of the world's richest entrepreneurs in 1984.

A world champion boxer in 1914, the notorious leader of the People's Temple -- who would die in a mass suicide in 1978, and the comedian who hosts the TV show The Colbert Report.

The assassin of President Abraham Lincoln, the assassin of legendary Beatles member John Lennon, and the Irish front-man for one of the most famous rock bands in the world.

The actress perhaps best known for playing the title role in the TV series "Murphy Brown", a legendary American singer whose hits include "Uptown Girl" and "Piano Man", and the current head coach of the USC Trojans football team.

The 33rd President of the United States, a former world heavyweight boxing champion who ultimately died mysteriously in his home, and a former coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers.

A legendary American actor in 1901, a notorious porn star who says she entered the industry underage, and one of the U.S.'s female serial killers.

A world-renowned Austrian psychiatrist who is known as the founding father of psychoanalysis, a legendary outfielder for the San Francisco Giants known as the 'Say Hey Kid', and the American actor who played the lead role in the Ocean's Eleven film trilogy.

A 'sweet' and world famous professional boxing champion, the famous lead singer of The Four Seasons, and a popular 1980s singer whose most famous song talks about "sailing."

One of the world's most famous soccer players, one of NASCAR's most popular drivers, and an Olympic figure skating star.

The second host of NBC's "Tonight Show" who preceded Johnny Carson, a famous Hong Kong action film director, and one of the world's most popular country music singers.

A world famous country and folk singer, one of the most popular point guards in NBA history, and an American actress known for her roles in Bring It On and the Spider-Man franchise.

One of the first media/newspaper magnates, one of the most famous race car drivers in history, and one of the most famous tennis players in history.

A woman who is considered an American comedic legend who starred in her own show, the actor who played mega bad guy Gus Fring on Breaking Bad, and the Oscar-winning Italian composer of such films as Scarface and Flashdance.

Two actors from the landmark film "The Godfather", one of the most respected journalists in history, and the Fox network's lead sports broadcaster.

Perhaps the most famous mayor of the city of Chicago, a famous performer who sang and acted in 'The Way We Were', and a baseball star who played his entire 19-year career with the Atlanta Braves.

One of Hollywood's first child actor stars, the man who orchestrated the deadly terrorist attack in Oklahoma City, and the singer who scored the major hit 'Pretty Woman.'

The lawman whose posse 'the Untouchables' went after Al Capone, an American actress who died in a horrific car crash in 1967, and a race car businessman who would challenge Carroll Shelby by building souped-up Ford Mustangs.

The founder of Playboy magazine, one of the world's most popular porn stars, and the youngest cast member of the Cosby Show.

A former United Nations Secretary General, a former first lady and founder of a world-famous clinic, and the son of perhaps the most famous of the Beatles.

A former director of the Central Intelligence Agency, the actor who played Dr. "Trapper" John McEntyre on M*A*S*H, and the actor who won an Oscar for his role in the 2000 film "Gladiator."

The man partially responsible for creating the James Bond film franchise, a former U.S. Secretary of State, and an actress whose eyes became the subject of a Kim Carnes song in 1981.

An actor who became famous for stabbing Janet Leigh in the shower, a famous actor who became Sherlock Holmes, and an actor who became famous as the Joker in The Dark Knight.

Two legendary American actors were born on the exact same day in the same year, a renowned newspaper columnist, and the comedian who made Beverly Hills Cop a smash hit.

The founder of one of the world's largest automakers, an actor known for playing a country hick living in Beverly Hills, and the actor who uttered the famous words, 'May the force be with you, always.'

A famous college football coach who wore the maize and blue, an actress once married to Steve McQueen, and the film director responsible for the Will Smith bomb 'Wild Wild West.'

A former president of the United States, the man responsible for one of the nation's most popular discount stores, and the man portrayed by Brad Pitt in the 2011 film 'Moneyball.'

A major royal figure of England, a world-famous country music singer-turned actress (with her own TV show), and an actor known for his many comic roles opposite Owen Wilson.

The female lead of a very popular hip hop group, an American singer who was once married to the head of Sony's music label, and a critically-acclaimed (but sometimes panned) film director.

An actor who found worldwide fame in one of the most acclaimed films ever made, one of the most renowned female soul singers in the world, and the actress to whom the line, "nobody puts baby in a corner' was spoken about.

Actor Benjamin Bratt shares his birthday with a famous author and one of the many wives of King Henry VIII.

Don Johnson shares his birthday with a famous emperor and a famous American millionaire.

Vanessa Hudgens shares her birthday with a king and a famous astrologer.

Teri Hatcher shares her birthday with a famous queen and two NASCAR drivers.

Pop star Aaron Carter shares his birthday with a former NBA great.