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In today's birthday news: Filmmaker/producer James L. Brooks 84, actress Candice Bergen 78, singer/songwriter Billy Joel 75, actor John Corbett 63, singer Dave Gahan 62, rapper Ghostface Killah 54, and actress Rosario Dawson 45.
In today's birthday news: Filmmaker/producer James L. Brooks 84, actress Candice Bergen 78, singer/songwriter Billy Joel 75, actor John Corbett 63, singer Dave Gahan 62, rapper Ghostface Killah 54, and actress Rosario Dawson 45.
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