Adams, Sam (September 3)
The openly gay mayor of Portland, Oregon, 2009-12
Famous People Born in 1963
From the Who2 database of 4,809 musicians, actors, historical figures, and other celebrities:
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Amos, Tori (August 22)
Pop virtuoso piano player and singer -
Bach, Pamela (October 16)
Actress and ex-wife of David Hasselhoff -
Barkley, Charles (February 20)
Fast-talking NBA star and co-host of Inside the NBA -
Bichir, Demián (August 1)
The Oscar-nominated star of the 2011 film A Better Life -
Bratt, Benjamin (December 16)
Hunky star of Law & Order and The Cleaner -
Carell, Steve (August 16)
The star of The 40 Year Old Virgin and The Office -
Cates, Phoebe (July 16)
The fantasy girl in Fast Times At Ridgemont High -
Chabon, Michael (May 24)
The author of The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay -
Chan-wook, Park (August 23)
The director of 'Oldboy' and 'The Handmaiden' -
Chiklis, Michael (August 30)
Detective Vic Mackey on TV's The Shield -
Davis, Wendy (May 16)
The Texas state senator who filibustered an abortion bill -
Depp, Johnny (June 9)
Captain Jack Sparrow in the Pirates of the Caribbean movies -
Devi, Phoolan (August 10)
Modern India's "Bandit Queen" -
Fatboy Slim (July 31)
The mixmaster of the single "Weapon of Choice" -
Gonzalez Inarritu, Alejandro (August 15)
The Oscar-winning director of Birdman -
Houston, Whitney (August 9)
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Hunt, Helen (June 15)
The star of Mad About You -
Ireland, Kathy (March 20)
Sports Illustrated swimsuit model -
Jordan, Michael (February 17)
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Kinnear, Greg (June 17)
Co-star of As Good As It Gets and Little Miss Sunshine -
Kudrow, Lisa (July 30)
Phoebe on TV's Friends -
Li, Jet (April 26)
High-kicking star of The One and Hero -
Liu Cixin (June 23)
The author of 'The Three-Body Problem' -
Malone, Karl (July 24)
The former Utah Jazz star nicknamed "The Mailman" -
Martel, Yann (June 25)
The author of Life of Pi -
Masako, Princess (December 9)
The wife of Crown Prince Naruhito -
McGwire, Mark (October 1)
The steroid-enhanced slugger who broke the single-season home run record in 1998 -
Michael, George (June 25)
Singer of "Careless Whisper" and "Faith" -
Myers, Mike (May 25)
Star of the Austin Powers movies -
Noé, Gaspar (December 27)
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O'Brien, Conan (April 18)
Host of The Tonight Show, 2009-2010 -
O'Malley, Martin (January 18)
The governor of Maryland, 2007-2015 -
Osteen, Joel (March 5)
The megachurch pastor who wrote Your Best Life Now -
Paul, Alexandra (July 29)
The actress who played Lt. Stephanie Holden on Baywatch -
Paul, Caroline (July 29)
Author of Fighting Fire -
Paul, Rand (January 7)
U.S. senator from Kentucky, 2010-present -
Pitt, Brad (December 18)
The star of Fight Club and Once Upon a Time...In Hollywood -
Plame, Valerie
The CIA agent named publicly by Robert Novak in 2003 -
Richardson, Natasha (May 11)
Tony-winning star of the 1998 Broadway revival of Cabaret -
Schiavo, Terri (December 3)
The brain-damaged woman at the center of the Schiavo legal case -
Soderbergh, Steven (January 14)
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Tarantino, Quentin (March 27)
Writer and director of Pulp Fiction -
Tartt, Donna
Author of The Goldfinch -
Washington, Isaiah (August 3)
The guy who got fired from Grey's Anatomy -
Who, Doctor
Time-traveling hero of the long-running U.K. television series Dr. Who -
Williams, Vanessa (March 18)
The first African-American to become Miss America -
Xuxa (March 27)
Brazilian children's TV star