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Singer-actor Tommy Steele is 76. Actor Ernie Hudson is 67. “Hardball” host Chris Matthews is 67. Actor-comedian Eugene Levy is 66. Actor Barry Livingston (”My Three Sons”) is 59. Actor Bill Pullman is 59. Director-producer Peter Farrelly (“There’s Something About Mary”) is 56. Bassist Mike Mills of R.E.M. is 54. Country singer Tracy Byrd is 46. Actress Laurie Holden (“The Walking Dead”) is 43. Actor Giovanni Ribisi is 38. Actress Milla Jovovich is 37. Actress Jennifer Carpenter (“Dexter”) is 33. Actress Emma Bell (“The Walking Dead”) is 26. Actor-singer Nat Wolff (”The Naked Brothers Band”) is 18.

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