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Trembling Before G-d documentary film about gay and lesbian Orthodox Jews trying to reconcile their sexuality with their faith. It was directed by Sandi Simcha DuBowski , an American who wanted to compare Orthodox Jewish attitudes to homosexuality with his own upbringing as a gay Conservative Jew .
The film received ten award nominations, winning seven, including Best Documentary awards at the 2001 Berlin and Chicago film festivals. However, some criticized the film as showing a one-sided view of Orthodox Judaism's response to homosexuality. These include South African Chief Rabbi Warren Goldstein as well as Agudah spokesperson Avi Shafran . (Full article...
Anderson Hays Cooper CNN news broadcast show Anderson Cooper 360° 60 Minutes CBS News . After graduating from Yale University with a Bachelor of Arts in 1989, he began traveling the world, shooting footage of war-torn regions for Channel One News . Cooper was hired by ABC News as a correspondent in 1995, but he soon took more jobs throughout the network, working for a short time as a co-anchor, reality game show host, and fill-in morning talk show host.
In 2001, Cooper joined CNN, where he was given his own show, Anderson Cooper 360° ; he has remained the show's host since. He developed a reputation for his on-the-ground reporting of breaking news events, with his coverage of Hurricane Katrina causing his popularity to sharply increase. For his coverage of the 2010 Haiti earthquake , Cooper received a National Order of Honour and Merit , the highest honor granted by the Haitian government . From September 2011 to May 2013, he also served as the host of his own syndicated television daytime talk show, Anderson Live Full article...
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Who would give a law to lovers? Love is unto itself a higher law.
”
Nino Cesarini (1908) by Paul HöckerThis 1908 painting by German artist Paul Höcker depicts Nino Cesarini, the Italian lover of Baron
Jacques d'Adelswärd-Fersen . Fersen had fled from France after a sex scandal and built a mansion on
Capri ,
Villa Lysis , where he lived together with Cesarini. The two edited a short-lived literary magazine together,
Akademos , which was partly a discreet defense of homosexual love. A romanticized account of their relationship is given by
Roger Peyrefitte in his 1959 novel
L'Exilé de Capri ("The Exile of Capri").
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1 – Joe McDermott (1967-), American politician
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1 – Fred Schneider (1951-), American rock musician (The B-52's)
1 – Naomi Jacob (1884-1964), England author, actress and broadcaster
1 – Debbie Harry (1945-), American singer-songwriter and actress
1 – Le Pustra (1977-), multidisciplinary performance artist, singer, musical saw player, model
1 – Peter Plate (1967-), German musician, singer, songwriter and record producer
1 – Kenneth Fuchs (1956-), American composer, Conductor, Educator
1 – David Hogan (1949-1996), American composer and musical directo
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1 – Jacques Benoist-Méchin (1901-1983), French far right politician and writer.
2 – Daniel Kowalski (1975–), Australian freestyle swimmer
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2 – Johnny Weir (1984–), American figure skater, 2008 World Bronze Medalist
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2– Aaron Henry (1922–1977), American civil rights leader, politician
2– Jim Moeller (1955-), American politician
2– Richard Bruce Nugent (1906–1987), American author
2– Sushant Divgikar (1990-), Indian actor and video jockey
2– Eric Fanning (1968-), American politician
2– Robert Lilligren (1960-), American politician
2– Dev (1989-), American rapper, singer and songwriter
2– Jonathan Capehart (1967-), American journalist and television personality
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2– Tony Duvert (1945-2008), French writer and philosopher John Joubert
3– Michael Brown (1951-), English journalist, politician
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3– Tommy Sexton (1957–1993), Canadian Comedian, actor
3– Thelma Wood (1901–1970), American sculptor
3– Michael Willhoite (1946-), American artist and writer
3– Dorte Dalum Jensen (1978-), Danish football defender.
3– Mathew Bose (1973-), England actor
3– Alfred Vierling (1949-), Dutch politician
3– Andy Fraser (1952-2015), England songwriter and bass guitarist
3– Wynne Gibson (1905-1987), American actress
3– Pierre Berthier (1782-1861), French geologist and mining engineer.
3– Andreas Burnier (1931-2002), Dutch writer, LGBT rights activist
4 – Steven Cojocaru (1970–), Canadian fashion critic/TV personality
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4– Michelle Heyman (1988-), Australian football player
4– Bettina Böttinger (1956-), German television presenter
5 – Jean Cocteau (1889–1963), French poet, artist, and director
5 – Megan Rapinoe (1985–), American professional soccer midfielder
5 – Hein Vos (1903–1972), Dutch politician and economist, first gay member of Cabinet of the Netherlands
5– Harold Acton (1904–1994), British art writer, aesthete
5– Jillian Armenante (1968-), American actress, writer
5– Amélie Mauresmo (1979-), French tennis player
5– Wayne Besen (1970-), American writer
5– Charles Herman-Wurmfeld (1966-), American film director, writer
5– Wanda Landowska (1879-1959), Polish harpsichordist
5– Camilla Andersen (1973-), Danish team handball playe
5– Don Harwin (1964-), Australian politician
5– Michael A. Hess (1952-1995), American politician
5– Panama Al Brown (1902-1951), Panamanian bantamweight boxer
5– Kent Stetson (1948-), Canadian playwright and novelist
5– Joe Lycett (1988-), British comedian
5– Leo Ford (1957-1991), American pornographic actor
5– Jojo Lapus (1945-2006), Filipino columnist and screenwriter
6 – Frida Kahlo (1907–1954), Mexican artist
6– Alan Freeman (1927–2006), Australian radio DJ
6– Harold Norse (1916-2009), American writer
6– Glenn Scarpelli (1966-), American actor
6– Carl Sciortino (1978-), American politician
6– Kathryn Hulme (1900-1981), American author and memoirist
6– Tim'm T. West (1972-), American educator and multi-discipline performance artist, author, hip hop recording artist, poet, activist and youth advocate
6– Sarah Skaalum Jørgensen (1995-), Danish singer
6– Gordon Heuckeroth (1968-), Dutch performer and radio and television personality,
6– Kate Nash (1987-), England singer, songwriter, musician and actress
6– William Thorsell (1945-), Canadian journalist,
6– Michael Aldred (1945-1995), British record producer and music journalist.
6– Death of Ciara Durkin (1977-2007), American military personnel
6– Leonard Matlovich (1943-1988), American LGBT rights activist, military personnel
6– Roy Haraban [he ] (1971-), Israeli composer, record producer, jornalist
7 – George Cukor (1899–1983), American film director
7 – Kirsten Vangsness (1972–), American actress
7– Kitty Genovese (1935–1964), American crime victim
7– John Lapus (1973-), Filipino television personality, comedian
7– Gian Carlo Menotti (1911–2007), American 20th century classical composer
7– Andy Quan (1969-), Canadian writer
7– Judy Sowinski (1940-2001), American roller derby
7– André Oktay Dahl (1975-), Norwegian politician
7– Paolo Galimberti (1968-), Italy politician and entrepreneur.
7– Scott Kennedy (1965-2013), American comedian
7– Wolfram Setz (1941-), German historian, editor, translator, and essayist.
7– Terri O'Connell (1964-), American former motorsports racing champion, artist, author, and fashion model.
7– Gottfried von Cramm (1909-1976), German amateur tennis champion
7– Yael Deckelbaum [he ] (1979-), Israeli singer, musician, composer
8 – Silvia Modig (1976–), Finnish politician, radio and TV journalist
8– Ryan Buell (1982-), American paranormal investigator, television personality
8– Andreas Carlgren (1958-), Swedish politician
8– Benedict Friedländer (1866–1908), German early gay rights activist, author,sexologist, sociologist, economist, volcanologist, and physicist.
8– Sylvain Gaudreault (1970-), Canadian politician
8– Bettina Herlitzius (1960-), German politician
8– Philip Johnson (1906–2005), American architect
8– Iyari Limon (1976-), American actor
8– Tony Warren (1936-), British TV writer
8– Darren G. Davis (1968-), American writer
8– Peter Orlovsky (1933-2010), American poet and actor.
8– Michelle Abdill (1953-1995), American murder victims
8– Mark Herron (1928-1996), American actor
8– Greg Walloch (1970-), American comedian, actor, author, and monologist.
8– Thom Fitzgerald (1968-), American-Canadian film and theatre director, screenwriter, playwright and producer.
8– Fred Holland Day (1864-1933), American photographer, publisher and philanthropist.
9 – David Hockney (1937–), English painter and photographer
9 – Kelly McGillis (1957–), American actress
9 – Vanessa Selbst (1984–), American hedge fund manager and professional poker player
9– Marc Almond (1957-), British rock musician
9– Justin R. Cannon (1984-), American founder of TruthSetsFree.net, an affirming outreach ministry to gay and lesbian Christians
9– David Diamond (1915–2005), American composer
9– Paul Lisicky (1959-), American writer
9– Mark Medlock (1978-), German singer
9– Marco Pennette (1966-), American screenwriter
9– James Pollack (1938–1994), American astrophysicist
9– Anthony Romero (1965-), American Executive Director of the ACLU
9– Minor White (1908-1976), American photographer
9– Richard Wilson (1936-), Scottish actor,
9– Todd Parr (1962-), Americanchildren's author and illustrator
9– Sheridan Hamilton-Temple-Blackwood, 5th Marquess of Dufferin and Ava (1938-1988), British patron of the arts, peer
9– Normand Chaurette (1954-), Canadian playwrigh
9– Oliver Sacks (1933-2015), British neurologist, naturalist and author
9– June Jordan (1936-2002), Caribbean-American poet and activist.
9– Ross Antony (1974-), British musical actor, singer, television entertainer and presenter
9– Roz Kaveney (1949-), British writer, critic, and poet,
10 – Marcel Proust
10 – Fiona Shaw (1958–), Irish actress and theatre-opera director
10 – Zoe Dunning (1963–), American retired naval officer, and LGBTQ activist
10 – Alexandra Hedison (1969–), American photographer and actress
10 – Angel Haze (1991–), American rapper and singer
10– Alfred Biolek (1934-), German actor, producer
10– Didier Eribon (1953-), French philosopher, intellectual
10– Jerry Herman (1931-), American musical theater composer
10– Mark Levengood (1964-), Finnish writer, journalist, talk show host
10– Alec Mapa (1965-), American actor
10– Neil Tennant (1954-), English pop musician (Pet Shop Boys)
10– Emma Huismans (1947-), South African Afrikaans writer, journalist, and activis
10– Cheryl Wheeler (1951-), American singer-songwriter
10– Bernard Buffet (1928-), French painter
10– Carleton Carpenter (1926-), American film, television and stage actor, magician, author and songwriter
10– Denzil Freeth (1924-2010), British politician
10– Eli Erlick (1995-), American transgender activist, writer, public speaker, and director
10– Gerald Hannon (1944-), Canadian journalist
10– Graham Johnson (1950-), British classical pianist and Lieder accompanist
10– Sir Malcolm Bullock, 1st Baronet (1890-1966), British soldier and Conservative Party politician.
10– Vernon Berg, III (1951-1999), American military personnel,LGBT rights activist
10– Silvetty Montilla (1967-), Brazilian LGBT rights activist, politician, drag queen performer
10– Rama Riming [he ] (1976-), Israeli drag queen
11 – Giorgio Armani (1934–), Italian fashion designer
11 – Leisha Hailey (1971–), American actress and musician
11 – Dorothy Wilde (1895–1941), Anglo-Irish socialite, niece of Oscar Wilde
11– Tab Hunter (1931-), American actor
11– Vito Russo (1946–1990), American activist, writer
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11– Daphne Marlatt (1942-), Canadian poet
11– Sharnee Zoll-Norman (1986-), American point guard that plays professional basketball
11– O. E. Hasse (1903-1978), German film actor and director.
11– Max Rhyser (1982-), Danish-American-Israeli model, stage, television and film actor.
11– Jack Wrangler (1946-2009), American gay and straight pornographic film actor, theatrical producer, and director
11– Hans van Manen (1932-), Dutch ballet dancer, choreographer and photographer.
11– Philippe Jullian (1919-1977), French illustrator, art historian, biographer, aesthete, novelist and dandy.
11– Pai Hsien-yung (1937-), Taiwanese writer
11– Krzysztof Jung (1951-1998), Polish performance Artists, graphic designer, painter and educator.
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12 – Van Cliburn (1934–2013), American pianist
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12– Jason Bellini (1975-), American journalist
12– Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven (1874–1927), German-American artist, poet
12– Stefan George (1868–1933), German poet
12– Max Jacob (1876–1944), French poet, painter, writer, critic
12– Cheyenne Jackson (1975-), American actor
12– Phil Jimenez (1970-), American comic artist
12– Cathal Ó Searcaigh (1956-), Irish poet
12– Arlene Raven (1944–2006), American art historian, writer
12– Jaason Simmons (1970-), Australian actor
12– Theo Tams (1985-), Canadian pop singer
12– Trent Vanegas (1974-), American blogger
12– Doris Grumbach (1918-), American writer
12– Robin Hardy (1952-1995), Canadian journalist and author
12– Jean Baptista von Schweitzer (1833-1875), German politician and dramatic poet.
12– Susan Blu (1948-), American voice actress, voice director and casting director
12– Jennifer Corday (1966-), American singer/songwriter
12– Leigh-Ann Naidoo (1976-), South African beach volleyball player.
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12– Jonny McGovern (1976-), American stand-up comedian, musician and podcaster.
12– Bill Crews (1952-), American politician
13 – Mary Emma Woolley (1863–1947), American educator, peace activist & women's suffragist
13– Robert Gant (1968-), American actor
13– Ian Scott (1934–2006), Canadian attorney General of Ontario
13– Scott Symons (1933-2009), Canadian writer
13– Monique Wittig (1935–2003), French radical feminist, author
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13– Danitra Vance (1954-1994), American comedian and actress
13– Danny Lockin (1943-1977), American actor and dancer
13– Eric Portman (1901-1969), England stage and film actor
13– Iñigo Lamarca (1959-), Spanish lawyer and politician
13– Ryōsuke Hashiguchi (1962-), Japanese film director
13– Ladyhawke (1979-), New Zealand singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist.
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13– Ziv Cohen [he ] (1970-), Israeli writer, journalist, publisher
13– David Marr (1947-), Australian journalist, author, and progressive political and social commentator
14 – Randy Boissonnault (1970–), Canadian politician
14 – Ferdinando II de' Medici, Grand Duke of Tuscany (1610–1670), Italian aristocrat
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14– Joe Keenan (1958-), American screenwriter, TV producer, novelist
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14– Scott Rudin (1958-), American film producer
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14– Graham Ackerman (1983-), American gymnast
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14– Jim French (1932-), American photographer, film producer and author.
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14– Danni Xtravaganza (1961-1996), Puerto Rican entertainer
14– Balian Buschbaum (1980-), German pole vaulter
15 – David Cicilline (1961–), American Democratic congressman (Rhode Island)
15 – Allison Brewer (1954–), Canadian social activist and politician
15 – Olly Alexander (1990–), British singer (Years & Years)
15– Alicia Bridges (1953-), American pop musician
15– Peter Murphy (1949-), American politician
15– Sandon Berg (1971-), American film producer and screenwriter, and actor
15– Michael Lassell (1947-), American writer and editor.
15– Rosalinda Celentano (1968-), Italian actress
15– Edda Garðarsdóttir (1979-), Icelandic football midfielder
15– Franklyn Seales (1952-1990), American film, television and stage actor.
15– Crispin Blunt (1960-), British politician
15– Iain Dale (1962-), British politician
15– Craig Rogerson (1965-), Australian former diver
15– Gavin Maxwell (1914-1969), Scottish naturalist and author,
15– Mike Jeffries (1944-), American businessperson
15– Iris Murdoch (1919-1999), Irish-born British author and philosopher,
15– Karl von Freyburg [de ] (1889-1914), German officer and friend Marsden Hartley.
15– Mama Tere Strickland (1963-2012), New Zealand politician
15– Yuval Zamir (1963-2011), Israeli actor, opera singer
15– Gili Shem Tov [he ] (1976-), Israeli journalist, broadcaster,
16 – Reinaldo Arenas (1943–1990), Cuban poet, novelist, and playwright
16 – Tony Kushner (1956–), American playwright and screenwriter
16– Tony Ayres (1961-), Australian film director, screenwriter
16– Jeanette Mott Oxford (1954-), American Missouri's first openly lesbian state legislator
16– Apichatpong Weerasethakul (1970-), Thai filmmaker
16– Annie Whitehead (1955-), British jazz musician
16– Alan Donnelly (1957-), British politician
16– John Fowler (1954-2023), Australian high school teacher and a former mayor of the City of South Sydney
16– Henry Hate (1968-), Mexican/American tattoo artist, artist and former musician
16– Rob Shuter (1973-), England gossip columnist, magazine editor, talk-show host, and author
17 – Charles Lapointe (1944–), Canadian business executive and politician
17– Berenice Abbott (1898–1991), American photographer
17– Pekka Heino (1961-), Swedish television presenter
17– Marko Liias (1981-), American politician
17– Nerina Shute (1908–2004), English writer, journalist
17– James Purdy (1914-2009), American novelist, short-story writer, poet, and playwright
17– Vicky Beeching (1979-), British musician and religious commentator.
17– Wayne Sleep (1948–), British dancer, director, choreographer, actor and panellist.
17– Roy Stuart (1927-2005), American character actor.
17– Douglas Murray (1979-), Britishwriter, journalist and commentator.
17– Teuvo Loman (1962-), Finnish hairdresser, model, fashion designer and singer
17– Josh Barro (1984-), American journalist
17– Bastian Sick (1965-), German journalist and author.
18 – Elio Di Rupo (1951–), Prime Minister of Belgium
18 – Lillian Faderman (1940–), American scholar, historian and writer
18– Laurence Housman (1865–1959), English playwright
18– Lorrie Sprecher (1960-), American writer, rock musician
18– Jeanne Cordova (1948-), American pioneer lesbian and gay rights activist,writer
18– Rigoberto González (1970-), American writer and book critic.
18– Craig Lowe (1957-), American politician
18– Go Shindo (1987-), Japanese boxer
18– Will Blunderfield (1985-), Canadian singer-songwriter and yoga teacher
18– Kevin Elyot (1951-2014), British playwright and screenwriter
18– Anton Krasovsky (1975-), Russian political journalist television personality and gay rights activist
18– Tobias Picker (1954-), American composer
18– Jase Daniels (1982-), American former United States Navy Hebrew linguist
18– Rotem Danon [he ] (1978-), Israeli journalist, LGBT rights activist
18– François Augiéras (1925-1971), French painter and writer.
18– Miriam Meckel (1967-), German professor, writer
19 – Joseph Hansen (1923–2004), American crime writer and poet
19 – Jaiyah Saelua (1988–), Samoan international football player
19– Alice Dunbar-Nelson (1875–1935), American poet, journalist, political activist
19– Per-Kristian Foss (1950-), Norwegian politician, first openly gay minister in Norway
19– Maren Kroymann (1949-), German actress and singer.
19– Suzanne Malherbe (1892–1972), French illustrator, designer
19– Danny Roberts (1977-), American actor, LGBT rights activist
19– Jerry Smith (1943-1986), American football player
19– Fabian S. Woodley (1888–1957), British Uranian poet
19– Jane Eaton Hamilton (1954-), Canadian short story writer, visual artist, poet and photographer
19– Alice Dunbar Nelson (1875-1935), American poet, journalist and political activist.
19– Marcel Moore (1892-1972), French illustrator, designer, and photographer.
19– Scotty Granger (1987-), American pop, R&B and dance music singer/producer/songwriter
19– Zanele Muholi (1972-), South African photographer and activist
19– Brittany CoxXx (1978-), American pornographic actress
19– Shane Dawson (1988-), American YouTube personality, actor, sketch comedian, singer, songwriter and film director
19– Joe Langworth (1966-), American choreographer, casting director, singer and dancer
19– Moshik Galamin [he ] (1979-), Israeli actor, broadcaster
20 – Roberta Achtenberg (1950–), American federal politician & civil rights attorney
20 – Rokas Žilinskas (1972–2017), Lithuanian journalist and politician
20– Alexander the Great (356–323 BC), Greek King and conqueror
20– René-Daniel Dubois (1955-), Canadian writer
20– Fred Halsted (1941-1989), American gay pornographic film director, actor, escort, publisher, and sex club owner
20– Larry Levan (1954–1992), American DJ
20– Manuel Ramos Otero (1948–1990), Puerto Rican writer
20– Julie Bindel (1962-), British writer, feminist and co-founder of the group Justice for Women
20– Donald Windham (1920-2010), American novelist and memoirist.
20– Gregory Scofield (1966-), Canadian poet
20– Karen Burstein (1942-), American politician
20– Violet Palmer (1964-), American basketball referee
20– Brooke Candy (1989-), American rapper and singer
20– Daryl Justin Finizio (1977-), American politician
20– Anthony Woods (1980-), American politician, military personnel
20– Pedro Zerolo (1960-2015), Spanish lawyer, politician and a town councilman
20– Rick Castro (1958-), American photographer, motion picture director, stylist,
20– Damian Barr (1976-), British writer
20– Veronica Wedgwood (1910-1997), England historian
20– Chantel Jones (1988-), American professional soccer player
20– Andreas Krieger (1966-), German former shot putter
20– Hans Lodeizen (1924-1950), Dutch poet
21 – Rufus Wainwright (1973–), American/Canadian singer-songwriter
21– Hart Crane (1899–1932), American poet
21– Boris Dittrich (1955-), Dutch politician, LGBT rights activist
21– Philip Gambone (1948-), American writer
21– Ralph Hamelmann (1967-), Canadian comic artist, promoter
21– Sarah Waters (1966-), British novelist
21– Christopher Barzak (1975-), American writer
21– Lucy Spraggan (1991-), English musician
21– Edmund Heines (1897-1934), German politician
21– Robert Williams (1955-1992), American christian clergy
21– Ai Haruna (1972-), Japanese television personality, singer, actor, businessperson
21– Jim Burgess (1953-1993), American disco record producer
21– Marvin Liebman (1923-1997), American conservative activist, fundraise, LGBT rights activist, military personnel
21– Luksika Kumkhum (1993-), Thai tennis player
22 – Emily Saliers (1963–), American singer-songwriter and member of Indigo Girls
22– Eve Beglarian (1958-), American Contemporary classical music performer-composer
22– Grover Dale (1935-), American Actor, dancer, choreographer
22– Richard Plant (1910–1998), German Writer
22– Frederick Rolfe (1860–1913), English Writer
22– Rufus Wainwright (1973-), Canadian Pop musician
22– James Whale (1889–1957), British Film director
22– Ryan Dolan (1985-), North Ireland singer
22– DeAnne Smith (1979-), Canadian-American comedian, writer and columnist.
22– U. A. Fanthorpe (1929-2009), England poet
22– Erica Gavin (1947-), American film actress
22– Parvesh Cheena (1979-), American character actor.
22– Michel Teychenné (1957-), French politician
22– Robert Giard (1939-2002), American portrait, landscape, and figure photographer
22– Torvald Tu (1893-1955), Norwegian poet, playwright, novelist and writer of humoresques.
23– Coral Browne (1913–1991), Australian Actor
23– Karen Clark (1945-), American politician
23– Barbara Deming (1917–1984), American activist
23– Gavin Lambert (1924–2005), English screenwriter, novelist
23– Daniel MacIvor (1962-), Canadian actor, playwright, director
23– Paul Patrick (1950-2008), English teacher, LGBT rights activist
23– Carl Phillips (1959-), American writer
23– Annie Sprinkle (1954-), American porn star, writer,performance artist
23– Ben Weber (1916–1979), American classical composer
23– Joe Gulla (1964-), American playwright, actor and reality television participant.
23– Edward Irenaeus Prime-Stevenson (1858-1942), American author
23– Rene Ricard (1946-2014), American poet, art critic and painter
23– Samuel Steward (1909-1993), American poet, novelist, and university professor
23– Judith Arndt (1976-), German professional cyclist
23– Bente Nordby (1974-), Norwegian football goalkeeper,
23– Mike Farnworth (1959-), Canadianpolitician
23– Alf Prøysen (1914-1970), Norwegian writer and musician
23– Geoffrey Bawa (1979-2003), Sri Lankan architect
24 – Gus Van Sant (1952–), American director
24 – Anna Paquin (1982–), Canadian-New Zealander actress
24– Dorothy Bussy (1865-1960), English writer
24– Zero Chou (1969-), Taiwanese film director
24– John Partridge (1971-), English actor
24– Olivier Py (1965-), French director, actor, writer
24– Chris Smith, Baron Smith of Finsbury (1951-), English politician
24– Peggy Shaw (1944-), American actor, writer, and producer
24– Luka Magnotta (1982-), Canadian former pornographic actor and model
24– Anthony Bidulka (1962-), Canadian writer
24– Leee Black Childers (1945-2014), American photographer, writer and rock music manager,
24– Jerome Zerbe (1904-1988), American photographer.
24– Alexis Mateo (1979-), Puerto Rican drag queen,
24– Lee Si-yeon (1980-), South Korean actress and model.
24– Mitch Grassi (1992-), American singer, songwriter and YouTube personality
24– Michael John LaChiusa (1962-), American musical theatre and opera composer, lyricist, and librettist.
24– Reed Cowan (1972-), American journalist and documentary filmmaker.
24– Ernesto Gasco (1963-), Spanish politician
24– Christian Kampmann (1939-1988), Danish writer and journalist
25 – Christine Quinn (1966–), American politician, former Speaker of the New York City Council
25– Cheryl Crane (1943-), American Lana Turner's daughter, killer of Turner's abusive boyfriend
25– John Grant (1968-), American musician
25– J. Warren Kerrigan (1879–1947), American Actor
25– Christine C. Quinn (1966-), American Politician
25– Darren Star (1961-), American Television and film producer
25– Gareth Thomas (1974-), Welsh rugby player
25– Patricia Todd (1955-), AmericanPolitician
25– David Brazil (1969-), Brazilian promoter of events, actor.
25– Ignacio de la Torre y Mier (1866-1918), Mexican businessman , politician and landowner
26 – Nikki Sinclaire (1968–), English politician, UK's first openly transgender parliamentarian
26– Marcel Jouhandeau (1888–1979), French writer
26– Mary Anne Mohanraj (1971-), Sri Lankan writer
26– Alex Parks (1984-), English musician, songwriter
26– Monica Raymund (1986-), American actress
26– Jeffrey Smart (1921-2013), Australian artist
26– Mel White (1940-), American clergy, writer
26– Rona Kenan (1979-), Israeli singer/songwriter.
26– Susel Paredes (1963-), Peruvian politician
26– Peter Depp (1981-), American stand-up comedian, gay rights activist, anti-bullying activist, writer, and actor
26– Matt Riddlehoover (1985-), American actor, writer, director and producer
26– Del LaGrace Volcano (1957-), American photographer, activist
26– Danny La Rue (1927-2009), British entertainer
26– Richard Cullen (1970-), British animator, designer and director, working primarily in live music related projects.
26– William Arnold Newton (1965-1990), American businessperson
26– Albert Forster (1902-1952), German politician
26– Hezy Leskly (1952-1994), Israeli poet, choreographer, art critic
26– Arthur Japin (1956-), Dutch novelist.
27– Stephen Donaldson (1946–1996), American activist
27– Bryan Fuller (1969-), American TV writer
27– Carol Leifer (1956-), American comedian
27– Troy D. Perry (1940-), American clergy
27– Glory Johnson (1990-), American basketball player
27– Hardy Haberman (1950-), American author, filmmaker, educator, designer
27– Torie Osborn (1950-), American community organizer, activist, and author.
27– David Campbell (1957-), Australian politician
27– Wim van de Camp (1953-), Dutch politician
27– Betty G. Miller (1934-2012), Americanartist
27– Jeff Harnar (1959-), American cabaret singer and recording artist
27– Robert Carter (1927-2010), American Roman Catholic priest and LGBT rights activist.
28 – Judy Grahn (1940–), American poet
28 – Imke Duplitzer (1975–), German épée fencer
28– John Ashbery (1927-), American poet
28– Sarah Schulman (1958-), American writer, activist
28– Colin Higgins (1941-1988), Australian-Americanscreenwriter, actor, director, and producer.
28– Daniela Mercury (1965-), Portuguese-BrazilianMPB singer, songwriter and record producer.
28– Richard Newman (1972-), Englandwriter, broadcaster, and reality TV contestant
28– Halina Bendkowski (1949-), Germanjournalist, politician and activist of feminism and lesbian movement.
28– Laird Cregar (1914-1944), Americanstage and film actor
28– Alexis Arquette (1969-), American actress, musician, and cabaret performer
28– Hannah Safran (1950-), Israeli feminist
29 – Paul Taylor (1930–), American choreographer
29– Tim Gunn (1953-), American television personality
29– Annea Lockwood (1939-), New ZealandContemporary classical composer
29– Patrik-Ian Polk (1973-), AmericanTelevision director, producer
29– Joseph Steffan (1964-), AmericanLawyer, activist
29– Michèle Causse (1936-2010), French theorist, translator and author
29– Caroline Paul (1963-), American writer
29– Marta Dillon [es ] (1966-), Argentina journalist and activist
29– Phil Putnam (1979-), Americanindependent singer-songwriter, pianist, and author.
29– Tim Frühling (1975-), German disc jockey and Radio personality
30 – Sean Patrick Maloney (1966–), American Democratic congressman (New York)
30 – Pascal Smet (1967–), Belgian politician
30– Edgar de Evia (1910–2003), American photographer, author
30– Deb Mell (1968-), American politician
30– Salvador Novo (1904–1974), Mexican poet, playwright
30– William Aalto (1915-1958), American writer, member of the communist party
30– Jon Hunter Spence (1945-2011), American-Australian writer
30– Anne Linnet (1953-), Danish singer, musician and composer
30– Stephen Dawson (1975-), Australian politician
30– Derek Mackay (1977-), Scottish politician
30– Norman Bedard (1962-), Canadian singer-songwriter
30– Robert John Godfrey (1947-), British composer, pianist and founder member of The Enid.
30– Mia Isabella (1985-), American transgender pornographic actress
30– April Lawton (1948-2006), American guitarist and composer
31 – Susan Flannery (1939–), American actress
31 – Barbara Gittings (1932–2007), American gay rights activist
31– David Norris (1944-), Irish civil rights campaigner
31– Ian Roberts (1965-), Australian rugby League Footballer
31– Richard Rodriguez (1944-), American writer
31– Elise Cowen (1933-1962), American poet
31– Ryan Larkin (1943-2007), Canadian animator, artist, and sculptor
31– Daniel Evans (1973-), Welsh actor and director
31– Sab Shimono (1937-), American actor
31– Marco Biagi (1982-), Scottish politician
31– Sean Eldridge (1986-), American investor and politician
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