November 1, 1935-  Gary Player, PGA golfer

November 1, 1942-  Larry Flynt, magazine publisher

November 1, 1957-  Lyle Lovett, country singer * once briefly married to Julia Roberts

November 1, 1960-  Fernando Valenzuela, MLB baseball pitcher

November 1, 1972-  Jenny McCarthy, actress

November 2, 1734-  Daniel Boone, Kentucky frontiersman

November 2, 1755-  Marie Antoinette, queen of France

November 2, 1795-  James Polk, 11th U.S. President (1845-1849)

November 2, 1865-  Warren G. Harding, 29th U.S. President, died of a heart attack while in office (1921-1923)

November 2, 1913-  Burt Lancaster, movie actor, started his career as a circus acrobat!

November 2, 1920-  Ann Rutherford, actress

November 2, 1924-  Ray Walston, actor

November 2, 1938-  Pat Buchanan, journalist, presidential candidate

November 2, 1942-  Stephanie Powers, actress, starred in “Hart To Hart”

November 3, 1718. John Montague, the 4th Earl of Sandwich, created the sandwich.

November 3, 1793-  Stephen Austin, defeated Mexican army and founded Texas

November 3, 1921-  Charles Bronson, actor

November 3, 1933-  Michael Dukakis, presidential candidate, Governor of Massachusetts

November 3, 1949-  Larry Holmes, champion heavyweight boxer

November 3, 1952-  Roseanne, Emmy winning actress, comedian

November 3, 1953-  Dennis Miller, comedian, SNL

November 3, 1956-  Phil Simms, NFL NY Giants quarterback, sportscaster

November 3, 1987-  Colin Kaepernick, NFL Quarterback

November 4, 1879-  Will Rogers, actor, cowboy

November 4, 1916-  Walter Cronkite, beloved TV journalist

November 4, 1918-  Art Carney, actor

November 4, 1937-  Loretta Swit, actress played Margaret “Hot Lips” on TV series “M*A*S*H”

November 4, 1954-  Yanni, composer

November 4, 1969-  Matthew McConaughey, actor

November 4, 1970-  Sean “Diddy” Combs, Rapper

November 5, 1911-  Roy Rogers, the “King of the Cowboys”, born Leonard Franklin Slye

November 5, 1913-  Vivien Leigh, actress, played Scarlett O’Hara in epic movie Gone With the Wind

November 5, 1931-  Ike Turner, singer

November 5, 1941-  Art Garfunkel, singer , duo “Simon & Garfunkel”

November 5, 1941-  Elke Sommer, actress

November 5, 1963-  Tatum O’Neal, actress

November 6, 1854-  John Philip Sousa, composer, band conductor

November 6, 1916-  Ray Conniff, bandleader

November 6, 1946-  Sally Field, actress

November 6, 1955-  Maria Shriver, TV journalist

November 7, 1867-  Marie Curie, chemist, physicist

November 7, 1918-  Billy Graham, evangelist

November 7, 1922-  Al Hirt, jazz musician

November 7, 1938-  Barry Newman, actor

November 8, 1656-  Edmund Halley, astronomer, mathematician

November 8, 1847-  Bram Stoker, novelist, wrote horror novel Dracula

November 8, 1922-  Christian Barnard, surgeon, performed the first heart transplant

November 8, 1931-  Morley Safer, TV journalist

November 8, 1933-  Esther Rolle, actress

November 8, 1949-  Bonnie Raitt, singer, musician

November 8, 1968-  Courtney Thorne-Smith, actress

November 9, 1913-  Hedy Lamarr, actress

November 9, 1918-  Spiro T. Agnew, The only U.S. Vice President to resign while in office.

November 9, 1934-  Carl Sagan, astronomer, biologist, author

November 9, 1942-  Tom Weiskopf, PGA golfer

November 9, 1969-  Sean Combs, rapper “Puff Daddy”

November 10, 1483-  Martin Luther, Augustinain monk, leader of Protestant Reformation.

November 10, 1925-  Richard Burton, actor

November 10, 1932 -Roy Scheider, actor

November 10, 1956-  Sinbad, actor

November 10, 1959-  Mackenzie Phillips, actress, TV series “One Day at a Time”

November 10, 1968-  Tracy Morgan, Comedian, actor, SNL

November 11, 1885-  George S. Patton, WWII general

November 11, 1896-  Charles “Lucky” Luciano, gangster

November 11, 1922-  Kurt Vonnegut Jr., novelist

November 11, 1925-  Jonathan Winters, actor, comedian

November 11, 1951-  Fuzzy Zoeller, PGA golfer

November 11, 1962-  Demi Moore, actress starred in movie “Ghost”

November 11, 1974-  Leonardo DiCaprio, actor, starred in “Titanic”

November 12, 1815-  Elizabeth Cady Stanton, leader of women’s suffrage

November 12, 1866-  Sun Yat-sen, Chinese revolutionary leader

November 12, 1908-  Harry A. Blackmun, U.S. Supreme Court Justice

November 12, 1929-  Princess Grace (Grace Kelly), actress, princess of Monaco

November 12, 1945-  Neil Young, singer, songwriter

November 12, 1961-  Nadia Comaneci, champion Olympic gymnast

November 12, 1967-  David Schwimmer, actor, “Ross” on TV series “Friends”

November 12, 1968-  Sammy Sosa, MLB baseball slugger

November 12, 1970-  Tonya Harding, figure skater, woman boxer

November 12, 1980-  Ryan Gosling, actor

November 12, 1982-  Anne HathawayOscar winning actress. Les Miseables. The Devil Wears Prada, The Princess Diaries

November 14, 1765-  Robert Fulton, invented the steamboat

November 13, 1850-  Robert Louis Stevenson, writer

November 13, 1932-  Richard Mulligan, actor

November 13, 1947-  Joe Mantegna, actor

November 13, 1949-  Whoopi Goldberg, TV and moive actress, comedian

November 13, 1959-  Tracy Scoggins, actress

November 13, 1967-  Jimmie Kimmel, Late Night Talk Show Host, comedian

November 14, 1840-  Claude Monet, painter

November 14, 1889-  Jawaharlal Nehru, Prime Minister of India

November 14, 1896-  Mamie Eisenhower, First Lady of the United States

November 14, 1900-  Aaron Copland, composer

November 14, 1908-  Joseph McCarthy, U.S. Senator led 1950’s anti-Communism probes

November 14, 1929-  McLean Stevenson, actor

November 14, 1948-  Prince Charles, Prince of Wales

November 14, 1954-  Condoleezza Rice, National Security Advisor, Secretary of State for Bush Administration

November 15, 1891-  Erwin Rommel, German World War II General , Commanded the German Afrika Korps.

November 15, 1919-  Joseph Wapner, Television judge

November 15, 1929-  Ed Asner, actor

November 15, 1932-  Petula Clark, singer

November 15, 1940-  Sam Waterston, actor, lawyer “Jack McCoy” on TV series “Law & Order”

November 15, 1954-  Beverly D’Angelo, actress

November 15, 1957-  Kevin Eubanks, “Tonight Show with Jay Leno” Band Leader

November 16, 1907-  Burgess Meredith, actor

November 16, 1935-  Elizabeth Drew, journalist

November 16, 1967-  Lisa Bonet, actress

November 16, 1977-  Oksana Baiul, champion Olympic figure skater

November 17, 1925-  Rock Hudson, actor

November 17, 1938-  Gordon Lightfoot, singer, songwriter

November 17, 1942-  Martin Scorsese, director

November 17, 1944 –Danny DeVito, actor

November 17, 1944-  Lorne Michaels, producer, “Saturday Night Live”

November 17, 1944 – Tom Seaver, baseball pitcher

November 17, 1980-  Isaac Hanson, singer

November 18, 1908-  Imogene Coca, actress, comedian

November 18, 1918-  Cameron Mitchell, actor

November 18, 1923- Alan Shepard, astronaut, first American in space

November 18, 1928-  Mickey Mouse’s Birthday

November 18, 1939-  Margaret Atwood, author

November 18, 1942-  Linda Evans, actress, “Krystle Carrington” on TV series “Dynasty”

November 18, 1953-  Kevin Nealon, comedian, “SNL”

November 18, 1968-  Owen Wilson, actor, Wedding Crashers

November 19, 1752-  George Rogers Clark, soldier, frontiersman

November 19, 1831-  James A. Garfiled, 20th U.S. President, assassinated during first year in office (1881)

November 19, 1905- Tommy Dorsey, “Big Band” bandleader

November 19, 1917-  Indira Gandhi, Prime Minister of India

November 19, 1933-  Larry King, TV talk show, journalist

November 19, 1936-  Dick Cavett, actor

November 19, 1938-  Ted Turner, broadcasting

November 19, 1942-  Calvin Klein, Fashion Designer

November 19, 1949-  Ahmad Rashad, NFL football player, sportscaster

November 19, 1956-  Ann Curry, television journalist.

November 19th, 1961-  Meg Ryan, actress, “Sleepless in Seattle”

November 19, 1962-  Jodie Foster, Oscar winning actress, The Accused, The Silence of the Lambs

November 20, 1866-  Kenesaw Mountain Landis, first baseball commissioner

November 20, 1889-  Edwin Hubble, astronomer

November 20, 1900-  Chester Gould, cartoonist, created “Dick Tracy”

November 20, 1920-  Gene Tierney, actress

November 20, 1925-  Robert F. Kennedy, Brother of President John F. Kennedy, presidential candidate

November 20, 1932-  Richard Dawson, actor, gameshow host, “Hogans’ Heroes”

November 20, 1939-  Dick Smothers, actor, comedian, “The Smothers Brothers”

November 20, 1956-  Bo Derek, actress

November 21, 1694-  Voltaire, philosopher

November 21, 1893-  Harpo Marx, actor, comedian, one of the “Marx Brothers”

November 21, 1920-  Stan Musial, MLB baseball player

November 21, 1927-  Joseph Campanella, actor

November 21, 1943-  Marlo Thomas, actress

November 21, 1945-  Goldie Hawn, actress

November 21, 1961-  Mariel Hemingway, actress

November 21, 1963-  Nicollette Sheridan, actress, TV series Desperate Housewives, Knots Landing

November 21, 1966-  Troy Aikman, NFL Dallas Cowboys Hall of Fame quarterback, sports broadcaster

November 21, 1969-  Ken Griffey Jr., MLB baseball homerun slugger

November 21, 1971b-  Michael Strahan, Hall of Fame football player, television personality, Good Morning America, Fox NFL Sunday

November 22, 1890-  Charles de Gaulle, President of France

November 22, 1921-  Rodney Dangerfield, actor, comedian

November 22, 1932-  Robert Vaughn, actor

November 22, 1943-  Billie Jean King, champion tennis player

November 22, 1958-  Jamie Lee Curtis, actress

November 22, 1967-  Boris Becker, champion tennis player

November 22, 1984-  Scarlett Johansson, actress

November 23, 1804-  Franklin Pierce, 14th U.S. President (1853-1857)

November 23, 1859-  William “Billy the Kid” Bonney, Wild West outlaw

November 23, 1887-  Boris Karloff, actor

November 23, 1945-  Susan Anspach, actress

November 23, 1954-  Bruce Hornsby, singer/musician

November 23, 1956-  Steve Harvey, television talk show host, Family Feud

November 24, 1784-  Zachary Taylor, 12th U.S. President, died in office. Got sick eating cherries and milk. (1849-1850)

November 24, 1864-  Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, painter

November 24, 1888-  Dale Carnegie, inspirational author, lecturer

November 24, 1925-  William F. Buckley Jr., author, columnist

November 24, 1940-  Paul Tagliabue, NFL commissioner

November 25, 1835-  Andrew Carnegie, financier, banker

November 25, 1914-  Joe DiMaggio, MLB baseball player

November 25, 1920-  Ricardo Montalban, actor

November 25, 1947-  John Larroquette, actor

November 25, 1960-  John F. Kennedy Jr., son of President Kennedy, magazine editor, died in plane crash

November 25, 1981-  Barbara and Jenna Bush, twin daughters of President George W. Bush

November 26, 1912-  Eric Sevareid, journalist, news correspondent

November 26, 1922-  Charles Schulz, cartoonist, created “Peanuts”

November 26, 1933-  Robert Goulet, singer

November 26, 1938-  Rich Little, comedian

November 26, 1939-  Tina Turner, singer

November 27, 1853-  Bat Masterson, gambler, lawman

November 27, 1917-  “Buffalo Bob” Smith, TV personality, hosted “Howdy Doody Time”

November 27, 1942-  Jimi Hendrix, musician, songwriter

November 27, 1957-  Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg, daughter of President Kennedy, author

November 28, 1929-  Berry Gordy, founded Motown

November 28, 1909-  Hope Lange, actress

November 28, 1938-  Gary Hart, senator, Democratic party presidential candidate

November 28, 1943-  Randy Newman, singer, songwriter

November 28, 1949-  Paul Shaffer, bandleader for David Letterman Show

November 28, 1959-  Judd Nelson, actor

November 29, 1932-  Jacques Chirac, President of France

November 29, 1940-  Chuck Mangione, composer, musician

November 29, 1955-  Howie Mandel, actor, comedian

November 29, 1964-  Kim Delaney, actress

November 30, 1835-  Samuel Clemens “Mark Twain”, author “Tom Sawyer”

November 30, 1874-  Sir Winston Churchill, Prime Minister of Britain during WWII

November 30, 1926-  Richard Crenna, actor

November 30, 1929-  Dick Clark, TV personality, “American Bandstand”, “New Year’s Rockin Eve”

November 30, 1936-  Abbie Hoffman, political activist

November 30, 1937-  Robert Guillaume, actor

November 30, 1952-  Mandy Patinkin, actor, singer

November 30, 1955-  Billy Idol, singer

November 30, 1962-  Bo Jackson, played two major league sports: baseball and football

November 30, 1965-  Ben Stiller, actor, director

November 30, 1978-  Clay Aiken, American Idol 2 finalist