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Celebrity birthdays on Oct 30

 
 
 
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Actor Ed Lauter is 74. Singer Grace Slick is 73. Singer Otis Williams of The Temptations is 71. Actor Henry Winkler is 67. Actor Harry Hamlin is 61. Actor Kevin Pollak is 55. Actor Michael Beach (“Third Watch”) is 49. Singer-guitarist Gavin Rossdale of Bush is 45. Actor Jack Plotnick (“Reno 911!”) is 44. “Cash Cab” host Ben Bailey is 42. Actress Nia Long is 42. Country singer Kassidy Osborn of SHeDAISY is 36. Actor Matthew Morrison (“Glee”) is 34. Actor Tequan Richmond (“Everybody Hates Chris”) is 20.

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