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DARYL HALL!!! - 66 (HALL & OATES SUPER . . . STAR!!!)
Stephen Moyer - 43 ("True Blood" stud.
MICHELLE WIE - 23 (The female Tiger Woods.)
Michelle Trachtenberg - 27 ("Ice Princess".)
Emily Deschanel - 36 ("Bones". She's the older sister of the amazing Zooey Deschanel . . . who herself was the older sister in "Almost Famous". )
Claudia Black - 40 (Sexy dark-haired alien Vala on "Stargate SG-1".)
M.C. Lyte - 41
Jane Krakowski - 44 (Former "Ally McBeal" minx who's now on the HI-larious "30 Rock".)
Luke Perry - 47 ("Beverly Hills 90210" HUNK.)
Joan Cusack - 50 ( we luv her)
Steve Young - 50 (Retired 49ers quarterback / Brigham Young's great-great-great grandson.)
--Eleanor Roosevelt - (1884 - 1962) (Gorgeous First Lady, Social Reformer, Humanitarian, Minx . . . and FDR's wife AND COUSIN.)
H.J. Heinz - (1844 - 1919) (Ketchup King. He actually made over 60 varieties of condiments . . . but that just doesn't sound as catchy as 57 does it, Cletus?)
In 1965…Marianne Faithfull recorded a version of “Yesterday” at London’s Decca Studios. During the session, Paul McCartney stopped by for a visit. McCartney wrote the song for The Beatles.
In 1967…John Lennon and Yoko Ono opened their joint exhibition Half-A-Wind Show at London’s Lisson Gallery.
In 1969…Blues icon Muddy Waters was injured in an automobile accident that killed three people outside Chicago.
In 1969…The number-one album in America was Creedence Clearwater Revival’s Green River.
In 1975…George Carlin hosted the first episode of NBC’s Saturday Night Live. The musical guests were Janis Ian and Billy Preston.
In 1988…Ringo Starr and his wife Barbara Bach entered a Tucson, Arizona rehab center to be treated for alcoholism.
In 2003…Singer Karen O of The Yeah Yeah Yeahs performed with the band in Sydney in a wheelchair. She had suffered a concussion after falling offstage during an earlier concert in Australia.
In 2004…Bruce Springsteen, R.E.M., Pearl Jam and The Dixie Chicks wrapped up the Vote for Change tour with a final show in Washington, D.C.
