B.J. Novak - 30 (Ryan on "The Office" . . . and writer extraordinaire. He went from being Michael's INTERN to being Michael's BOSS . . . then back to being a TEMP.)
Dean Cain - 43 (Dean demolished Brooke Shields' hymen faster than a speeding bullet. He deflowered her when they were both horny students at Yale.) (--True.)
J.K. Rowling - 44 (Brilliant British writer who gave us "Harry Potter" . . . and who is now RICHER THAN THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND. It's probably no coincidence that in the books, Harry's birthday is also July 31st.)
Wesley Snipes - 47 (Tax cheat.Actor and did Drag once)
Bill Berry - 51 (Former drummer for R.E.M. He had to quit in 1997 after a brain aneurysm.)
Michael Biehn - 53 (Kyle in "The Terminator", Corporal Hicks in "Aliens", the sheriff in "Planet Terror" AND he is Val Kilmer's "huckleberry", Johnny Ringo, in "Tombstone".)
Alan Autry - 57 (Captain Bubba Skinner on "In The Heat Of The Night" . . . and he was the mayor of beautiful Fresno, California, from 2001 to January of this year.)
Barry Van Dyke - 58 (Dick's son; Detective Steve Sloan on "Diagnosis Murder".)
Gary Lewis - 64 (Son of Jerry Lewis, and leader of Gary Lewis & The Playboys. Biggest hits: 1965's "This Diamond Ring" and 1966's "Everybody Loves A Clown".)
Ted Cassidy - (1932 - 1979) (Lurch on "The Addams Family" TV series.)
1942 - Harry James and his band recorded "I’ve Heard that Song
Before." Helen Forrest sang the song.
1964 - Jim Reeves died when his single-engine Beechcraft crashed near Nashville, TN.
1969 - A Moscow police chief reported that thousands of Moscow telephone booths had been made inoperable by thieves who had stolen phone parts in order to convert their acoustic guitars to electric.
1971 - A security guard was stabbed to death at New York's Forest Hills Stadium on the second night of the Who's U.S. tour.
1976 - Blue Oyster Cult's "Don't Fear The Reaper" was released
1976 - Orleans' "Still The One" was released.
1979 - James Taylor played a free concert in New York's Central Park to help the city's campaign to restore the park's Sheep Meadow.
1980 - John Phillips (Mamas and Papas) was arrested by the FBI for possession of cocaine. He was sentenced to five years in prison. He lectured against drugs for 250 hours as an alternate sentence.
1981 - Debra Harry released the solo album "Koo Koo." Harry was the singer for the group Blondie.
1995 - Selena's "Dreaming of You" debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard chart. It was her first English album. Selena became the first Latin artist to debut at No. 1.
