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      Events from the year 1987 in the United States.


      Incumbents




      = Federal government

      =
      President: Ronald Reagan (R-California)
      Vice President: George H. W. Bush (R-Texas)
      Chief Justice: William Rehnquist (Virginia)
      Speaker of the House of Representatives:
      Tip O'Neill (D-Massachusetts) (until January 3)
      Jim Wright (D-Texas) (starting January 6)
      Senate Majority Leader:
      Bob Dole (R-Kansas) (until January 3)
      Robert Byrd (D-West Virginia) (starting January 3)
      Congress: 99th (until January 3), 100th (starting January 3)


      Events




      = January

      =
      January 5 – President Ronald Reagan undergoes prostate surgery, causing speculation about his physical fitness to continue in office.
      January 13 – New York mafiosi Anthony "Fat Tony" Salerno and Carmine Peruccia are sentenced to 100 years in prison for racketeering.
      January 22 – Pennsylvania State Treasurer R. Budd Dwyer commits suicide by shooting himself during a press conference. The incident was captured by news cameras and later broadcast on television.
      January 27 – State of the Union Address.
      January 28 – The U.S. State Department invalidates US passports for travel to or through Lebanon due to security concerns. The ban was lifted in 1997.
      January 29 – William J. Casey ends his term as Director of the Central Intelligence Agency.
      January 31 – The last Ohrbach's department store closes in New York City after 64 years of operation.


      = February

      =
      February 9 – Brownsville, Texas, receives 7 inches (177.80 mm) of rain in just two hours; flooding in some parts of the city is worse than that caused by Hurricane Beulah in 1967.
      February 11 – The United States military detonates an atomic weapon at the Nevada Test Site.
      February 20 – A second Unabomber bomb explodes at a computer store in Salt Lake City, injuring the owner.
      February 26 – Iran–Contra affair: The Tower Commission rebukes U.S. President Ronald Reagan for not controlling his National Security Council staff.


      = March

      =
      March 2 – American Motors Corporation is acquired by the Chrysler Corporation.
      March 4
      U.S. President Ronald Reagan addresses the American people on the Iran–Contra affair, acknowledging that his overtures to Iran had 'deteriorated' into an arms-for-hostages deal.
      Jonathan Pollard is sentenced to life in prison on one count of espionage.
      March 11 – The Watsonville Cannery strike comes to an official end with companies agreeing to union protection of wage cuts, among other benefits.
      March 12 – AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power, abbreviated to ACT UP, is formed at the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center in New York City.
      March 18 – Woodstock of physics: The marathon session of the American Physical Society’s meeting features 51 presentations concerning the science of high-temperature superconductors.
      March 19 – In Charlotte, North Carolina, televangelist Jim Bakker, head of PTL Ministries, resigns after admitting an affair with church secretary Jessica Hahn.
      March 29 – World Wrestling Entertainment presents WrestleMania III in Pontiac, Michigan. Hulk Hogan retains the WWF World Heavyweight Championship defeating his former friend André The Giant.
      March 30 – The 59th Academy Awards, hosted by Chevy Chase, Goldie Hawn and Paul Hogan, are held at Dorothy Chandler Pavilion in Los Angeles. Oliver Stone's Platoon wins four awards out of eight nominations, including Best Picture and Best Director. The film is tied in nominations by James Ivory's A Room with a View.


      = April

      =
      April 5 – The Fox Network makes its primetime debut.
      April 19 – The Simpsons cartoon first appears as a series of shorts on The Tracey Ullman Show.
      April 23 – L'Ambiance Plaza collapse: 28 construction workers are killed at a residential project under construction in Bridgeport, Connecticut. It was one of the worst disasters in Connecticut history.
      April 27 – The United States Department of Justice declares incumbent Austrian president Kurt Waldheim an "undesirable alien".
      April 30 – NASCAR driver Bill Elliott sets the record for the all-time fastest lap at Talladega Superspeedway at 212.8 miles per hour (342.5 km/h).


      = May

      =
      May 8 – U.S. Senator Gary Hart drops out of the running for the 1988 Democratic presidential nomination, amid allegations of an extramarital affair with Donna Rice.
      May 17 – The USS Stark is hit by two Iraqi owned Exocet AM39 air-to-surface missiles, killing 37 sailors.
      May 21 – Andrew Wyeth, with his "Helga Pictures," becomes the first living American painter to have a one-man show of his work in the West Building of the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC.
      May 24
      Approximately 800,000 people gather for a walk to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the opening of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, California.
      Five days before his 48th birthday, Al Unser became the oldest winner of the Indianapolis 500 and only the second driver to win the event four times.


      = June

      =
      June 12 – During a visit to Berlin, Germany, U.S. President Ronald Reagan challenges Soviet General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev to tear down the Berlin Wall.
      June 16 – Bernhard Goetz is exonerated on 12 of 13 counts by a jury in the case against him stemming from the 1984 shootings of four youths in a New York subway car.
      June 19
      Teddy Seymour is officially designated the first black man to sail around the world, when he completes his solo sailing circumnavigation in Frederiksted, St. Croix, of the United States Virgin Islands.
      Edwards v. Aguillard: The Supreme Court of the United States rules that a Louisiana law requiring that creation science be taught in public schools whenever evolution is taught is unconstitutional.
      June 28 – An accidental explosion at Hohenfels Training Area in West Germany kills 3 U.S. troopers.


      = July

      =

      July 1 – U.S. President Ronald Reagan nominates former Solicitor General Robert Bork to the Supreme Court. The nomination is later rejected by the Senate, the first and only nominee rejection to date.
      July 17 – The Dow Jones Industrial Average closes above the 2,500 mark for the first time, at 2,510.04.
      July 25 – United States Secretary of Commerce Malcolm Baldrige Jr. dies in a rodeo accident at a California ranch.


      = August

      =
      August 7–23 – Pan American Games are held in Indianapolis.
      August 16 – Northwest Airlines Flight 255 (a McDonnell Douglas MD-82) crashes on takeoff from Detroit Metropolitan Airport in Romulus, Michigan just West of Detroit killing all but one (4-year old Cecelia Cichan) of the 156 people on board (among them Nick Vanos, a center for the Phoenix Suns).
      August 19 – ABC News chief Middle East correspondent Charles Glass escapes his Hezbollah kidnappers in Beirut, Lebanon, after 62 days in captivity.
      August 31 – Michael Jackson releases Bad, his first studio album since Thriller, the best-selling album of all time. The album would produce five number one singles in the US, a record which has not been broken.


      = September

      =
      September 17 – Televangelist Pat Robertson announces his candidacy for the 1988 Republican presidential nomination.
      September 25 – Varroa destructor, an invasive parasite, is found for the first time in the U.S.


      = October

      =
      October – The unemployment rate drops below 6% for the first time since 1979.
      October 1 – The 5.9 Mw  Whittier Narrows earthquake affected the Los Angeles Area with a maximum Mercalli intensity of VIII (Severe), killing eight and injuring 200.
      October 10 – Reverend Jesse Jackson launches his second campaign for U.S. president.
      October 11 – The first National Coming Out Day is held in celebration of the second National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights.
      October 14–16 – A young child, Jessica McClure, falls down a well in Midland, Texas, and is later rescued.
      October 19
      Black Monday: Stock market levels fall sharply on Wall Street and around the world.
      U.S. warships destroy two Iranian oil platforms in the Persian Gulf
      October 23 – On a vote of 58–42, the United States Senate rejects President Ronald Reagan's nomination of Robert Bork to the Supreme Court.
      October 25 – 1987 World Series: The Minnesota Twins defeat the St. Louis Cardinals despite having the worst regular season win–loss ratio for a winner, a record they hold until 2006.
      October 26 – The Dow Jones Industrial Average goes down 156.83 points; at the time it is the second largest decrease ever (trailing Black Monday).


      = November

      =
      November 6 – Florida rapist Tommy Lee Andrews is the first person to be convicted as a result of DNA fingerprinting: he is sentenced to 22 years in prison.
      November 18 – Iran–Contra affair: U.S. Senate and House panels release reports charging President Ronald Reagan with 'ultimate responsibility' for the affair.
      November 22 – The Max Headroom Incident: An unidentified person hijacks two television stations in Chicago, Illinois, and broadcasts video of them wearing a mask in the likeness of the character Max Headroom.
      November 23 – Frank Carlucci is sworn in as the new Secretary of Defense, succeeding Caspar Weinberger.


      = December

      =
      December – The unemployment rate drops to 5.7%, the lowest since July 1979.
      December 1 – NASA announces the names of four companies who were awarded contracts to help build Space Station Freedom: Boeing Aerospace, General Electric's Astro-Space Division, McDonnell Douglas, and the Rocketdyne Division of Rockwell.
      December 2 – Hustler Magazine v. Falwell is argued before the U.S. Supreme Court.
      December 7 – Pacific Southwest Airlines Flight 1771 crashes near Paso Robles, California, killing all 43 on board, after a disgruntled passenger shoots his ex-supervisor on the flight, then shoots both pilots and himself.
      December 8 – The Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty is signed in Washington, D.C. by U.S. President Ronald Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev.
      December 10 – A squirrel closes down the Nasdaq Stock Exchange when it burrows through a telephone line.
      December 22–28 – Ronald Gene Simmons goes on a 6-day killing spree in Russellville, Arkansas, killing his wife, children, and grandchildren as they arrived to celebrate the holidays at his home. On the 28th he went on a shooting spree, killing an additional woman and wounding 5 others before surrendering to police. The final death toll was 16. He was tried and eventually executed.
      December 29 – Prozac makes its debut in the United States.


      = Date unknown

      =
      The Silence=Death Project is launched in New York City by six gay rights activists, including Avram Finkelstein.
      Varroa destructor, an invasive parasite of honeybees, is found in the United States.


      = Ongoing

      =
      Cold War (1947–1991)
      Iran–Contra affair (1985–1987)


      Births




      = January

      =

      January 1
      Will Brandenburg, Olympic alpine skier
      Gia Coppola, film director, screenwriter, and actress
      Meryl Davis, Olympic figure skater
      Ryan Perrilloux, football player
      January 2
      Shelley Hennig, actress and model
      Syesha Mercado, singer
      Lauren Storm, actress and acting coach
      January 5
      Dexter Bean, stock car racing driver
      Kristin Cavallari, actress
      Jason Mitchell, actor
      January 6
      Arin Hanson, internet personality, comedian, voice actor, songwriter, rapper, animator and cartoonist
      Ndamukong Suh, football player
      January 7
      Brandon Bantz, baseball player
      Michael Callahan, soccer player
      Melanie Cruise, wrestler
      Alisha Edwards, wrestler
      Lyndsy Fonseca, actress
      January 10 – Perrish Cox, football player
      January 11 – Scotty Cranmer, BMX rider
      January 12
      Deena Nicole Cortese, television personality
      Naya Rivera, actress and singer (d. 2020)
      Will Rothhaar, actor
      January 13
      Parker Croft, actor and screenwriter
      Jack Johnson, ice hockey player
      Max Van Ville, DJ, producer, and actor
      Oliver Drake, baseball pitcher player
      January 14 – James Belfer, producer, founder and CEO of Cartuna, founder and CEO of Dogfish Pictures, and founder and managing director of Dogfish Accelerator
      January 15
      Daniel Caluag, BMX racer
      Kelly Kelly, model and wrestler
      January 16
      Callahan Bright, football player
      Kurt Travis, singer/songwriter
      January 17
      Jeff Beliveau, baseball player
      John Cochran, television writer and personality
      Tony Crocker, basketball player
      January 18
      Jackie Acevedo, American-born Mexican footballer
      Nolan Carroll, football player
      January 19
      Jordan Brauninger, figure skater
      Shaun Brown, actor
      Brian Harman, golfer
      January 20
      Diana Barrera, American-born Guatemalan footballer
      Peter Broderick, musician and composer
      Evan Peters, actor
      Pete Ploszek, actor
      January 21 – Brandon Crawford, baseball player
      January 22
      Timroy Allen, Jamaican-born cricketer
      Ray Rice, football player
      January 23
      Whitney Boddie, basketball player
      Jarrett Brown, football player
      January 24
      Marlon Amprey, politician
      Travis Beckum, football player
      Brian Cushing, football player
      January 25 – Isaako Aaitui, football player
      January 26
      Patrick Cullity, ice hockey player
      Andrew J. Ferchland, actor
      January 27
      Rucka Rucka Ali, rapper, singer, comedian, and YouTuber
      Ashley Avis, screenwriter, director, and producer
      Marcus Brown, football player
      Anthony Pettis, mixed martial artist
      Katy Rose, singer/songwriter
      Hannah Teter, Olympic snowboarder
      January 28
      Alexandria Anderson, track and field sprinter
      David Bowen, politician
      Chelsea Brummet, actress and singer
      Katie Nolan, sports personality and TV host
      January 29
      Alex Avila, baseball player
      Jessica Burkhart, author
      Spencer Clark, stock car racing driver (d. 2006)
      Alex Murrel, singer and actress
      January 30 – Phil Lester, YouTube personality
      January 31
      Pat Angerer, football player
      Kurt Baker, musician, songwriter, music producer, and multi-instrumentalist
      Brandon Bollig, ice hockey player
      Tyler Hubbard, country singer and one half of Florida Georgia Line
      Marcus Mumford, English-born singer/songwriter, musician, and frontman for Mumford & Sons


      = February

      =

      February 1
      Heather Morris, actress and dancer
      Ronda Rousey, actress and mixed martial artist
      February 2
      McKay Coppins, journalist and author
      Martin Spanjers, actor
      February 4 – Cameron Achord, football coach
      February 5
      Adassa, reggaeton singer
      Brandon Bender, mixed martial artist
      Kyle Bochniak, mixed martial artist
      Alex Brightman, actor, singer, and writer
      Chris Brooks, football player
      David Buehler, football player
      Darren Criss, actor
      Raymond Lee, actor
      Donald Sanford, American-born Israeli Olympic sprinter
      February 6
      Pedro Álvarez, baseball player
      J. J. Ambrose, mixed martial artist
      Robb Brent, stock car racing driver
      February 7 – Cynthia Barboza, volleyball player
      February 8 – Jessica Jerome, Olympic ski jumper
      February 9
      Henry Cejudo, mixed martial artist
      Michael B. Jordan, actor and producer
      February 10
      Devon Alexander, boxer
      Anastasia Ashley, surfer and model
      Justin Braun, ice hockey player
      February 11
      Mara Allen, rower
      Matt Besler, soccer player
      Brian Matusz, baseball player (d. 2025)
      February 12
      David Cooper, baseball player
      Gary LeRoi Gray, actor
      February 13
      Ryan Buchter, baseball player
      Steven Dehler, model, actor, and dancer
      Aileen Geving, Olympic curler
      Rau'shee Warren, boxer
      February 14
      Marquez Branson, football player
      Don Carey, football player
      Joe Pichler, actor missing From 2006
      Candace Wiggins, basketball player
      February 15 – Chris Cook, football player
      February 16
      Leslie Cole, sprinter
      Jon Ossoff, politician
      February 17
      Brady Beeson, football player
      Da'Mon Cromartie-Smith, football player
      Jon Curran, golfer
      Danny Farquhar, baseball player
      Tiquan Underwood, football player
      February 18
      Elijah Allan-Blitz, actor, musician, and director
      Samantha Bosco, Paralympic cyclist
      February 20
      Taylor Boggs, football player
      Miles Teller, actor
      Daniella Pineda, actress
      February 21
      Leilani Akiyama, judoka
      Ashley Greene, actress and model
      February 23
      Ab-Soul, rapper
      Nyan Boateng, football player
      February 24 – Ulysses Cuadra, actor and voice actor
      February 25 – Natalie Dreyfuss, actress
      February 26
      Landon Brown, politician
      Mike Caussin, football player
      February 27
      Alexandra Bracken, author
      Gregory Brigman, Paralympic football player and soccer referee
      February 28
      Anabelle Acosta, Cuban-born actress
      Kaitlin Cochran, softball player
      Michelle Horn, actress
      Josh McRoberts, basketball player
      Stephanie Sigman, Mexican-born actress


      = March

      =

      March 1
      Navarone Garibaldi, singer
      Kesha, singer
      March 2
      Chris Clements, soccer player
      Brandon Corp, lacrosse player
      March 4 – Dan Cortes, baseball player
      March 7 – Justin Bamberg, politician
      March 8
      Devon Graye, actor
      Milana Vayntrub, Uzbek-born actress and comedian
      March 9 – Bow Wow, rapper
      March 10
      Ser'Darius Blain, actor
      Martellus Bennett, football player
      Taylor Coutu, golfer
      Corey Paul, Christian hip-hop artist
      March 11
      Levi Brown, football player
      Kristina Carrillo-Bucaram, writer, speaker, and raw vegan activist
      March 12
      Jessica Hardy, Olympic swimmer
      Maxwell Holt, volleyball player
      March 13 – Marco Andretti, race car driver
      March 14
      Marisa Abegg, soccer player
      Craig Austrie, basketball player
      Andrew Bumbalough, middle and long-distance runner
      Danny Chavez, mixed martial artist
      Robert Clark, American-born Canadian actor
      March 15 – Steve Cilladi, baseball player
      March 17
      Bryan Dechart, actor and Twitch streamer
      Josh Gilbert, bassist, vocalist, songwriter and producer for As I Lay Dying and Wovenwar
      Rob Kardashian, TV personality, model, and talent manager
      March 18
      Sherron Collins, basketball player
      Rebecca Soni, Olympic swimmer
      March 19
      Thana Alexa, jazz vocalist, composer, arranger, and producer
      AJ Lee, wrestler
      Josie Loren, actress
      March 20
      DrLupo, YouTuber and Twitch streamer
      Jon Brockman, basketball player
      Zack Lively, actor
      March 21
      Michael Brady, baseball player
      Carlos Carrasco, Venezuelan-born baseball player
      March 22
      Thomas Beadle, politician
      Ike Davis, baseball player
      Billy Kametz, actor (died 2022)
      March 23 – Earl Bennett, football player
      March 24
      Nate Carroll, football coach
      Josh Zeid, baseball player
      March 25
      Diego Barrera, Colombian-born soccer player
      Stephen Belichick, football coach
      Jason Castro, acoustic/folk-pop singer/songwriter and real estate agent
      Kim Cloutier, Canadian-born model
      March 27
      Peter and Will Anderson, twin jazz musicians
      Buster Posey, baseball player
      Kyle J. White, U.S. Army Veteran in the Afghan War and Medal of Honor Recipient
      March 28
      Kagney Linn Karter, pornographic actress (died 2024)
      Mary Kate Wiles, actress
      Jimmy Wong, actor and musician
      Jonathan Van Ness, hairdresser and media personality
      March 30
      Reggie Arnold, football player
      Morgan Beck, volleyball player
      Trent Beretta, wrestler
      Andrew Berry, general manager & executive vice president of football operations
      Mike Broadway, baseball player
      March 31
      Peter Bourjos, baseball player
      Justin Braun, soccer player


      = April

      =

      April 3
      Rachel Bloom, actress
      Deryn Bowser, football player
      Jay Bruce, baseball player
      SethBling, video game commentator and Twitch video game live streamer
      April 6
      Jerrod Carmichael, comedian, actor, and filmmaker
      Hilary Rhoda, model
      April 7
      Danny Almonte, Dominican-born baseball player
      Jared Cook, football player
      Evan Dollard, rock climber and television personality
      Jack Johnson, actor
      Maria Molina, meteorologist
      April 8 – Jake Anderson, basketball player
      April 9
      Marc E. Bassy, singer/songwriter
      Eric Campbell, baseball player
      Craig Mabbitt, singer/songwriter, recording artist, and frontman for Escape the Fate
      Jesse McCartney, actor and singer
      Jazmine Sullivan, singer/songwriter
      April 10
      J.R. Artozqui, football player
      Charles Brown, football player
      Jamie Renée Smith, actress
      April 11
      Brittany Bock, soccer player
      Donald Brown, football player
      Michelle Phan, make-up demonstrator
      April 12
      Jamelle Bouie, columnist for The New York Times
      Brooklyn Decker, fashion model and actress
      Ilana Glazer, comedian, writer and actress
      Mike Manning, actor
      Brendon Urie, singer, frontman for Panic! At The Disco, and stage actor
      April 13
      Genevieve Angelson, actress
      Jeremy Barnes, baseball player
      Brandon Hardesty, comedian and actor
      April 14 – Michael Baze, jockey (d. 2011)
      April 15 – Samira Wiley, actress and model
      April 16
      Justin Bibb, politician, mayor of Cleveland, Ohio
      Richard Bleier, baseball player
      Maricela Cornejo, boxer
      Neil Haskell, actor and dancer
      April 18
      Matt Anderson, volleyball player
      Dustin Bell, football player
      Jamelle Cornley, basketball player
      Ellen Woglom, actress
      April 19 – Courtland Mead, actor
      April 20
      John Patrick Amedori, actor and musician
      Dusty Coleman, baseball player
      April 21
      Ryan Adams, baseball player
      Eryk Anders, mixed martial artist
      Justin Carter, basketball player
      Abel Cullum, mixed martial artist
      April 22
      Kacey Bellamy, ice hockey player
      Blackie, musician and record producer
      Dante Cunningham, basketball player
      Brandon Tatum, political commentator
      April 23
      Summit1g, twitch streamer and esports athlete
      T-Bar, wrestler
      April 24
      Brooke Barbuto, soccer player
      Anjelica Castillo, murder victim (d. 1991)
      April 26
      Justin Bibb, politician
      Bobby Butler, ice hockey player
      Jessica Lee Rose, actress
      April 27
      Charlie Berens, journalist, comedian, and creator of "Manitowoc Minute"
      Jamal Boykin, basketball player
      Taylor Chorney, Canadian-born ice hockey player
      April 28
      Ryan Adeleye, American-born Israeli soccer player
      Patrick Branco, politician
      Daequan Cook, basketball player
      April 29
      Jeff Ayres, basketball player
      Alejandro Bedoya, soccer player
      Alicia Morton, actress and singer
      April 30 – Al Iaquinta, mixed martial artist


      = May

      =

      May 1
      Evan Brown, soccer player
      Glen Coffee, football player
      Drew Fulk, songwriter and record producer
      May 2
      Jeff Cumberland, football player
      Pat McAfee, football player, sports analyst, and wrestling commentator
      May 4
      Alex Boone, football player
      Bryan Braman, football player
      May 5
      Eliot Bostar, politician
      Cortney Casey, mixed martial artist
      Ian Michael Smith, actor
      May 6
      Teddy Abrams, conductor, pianist, clarinetist, and composer
      Lani Forbes, author (d. 2022)
      Peter Kaiser, dog musher
      Meek Mill, rapper
      May 7
      Aidy Bryant, actress and comedian
      Maya Erskine, actress
      May 10
      Eileen April Boylan, actress
      Wilson Chandler, basketball player
      May 11
      Lince Dorado, pro wrestler
      Justin King, football player
      Louis Murphy, football player
      May 12
      Tyson Alualu, football player
      Josh Bostic, basketball player
      Weldon Brown, football player
      Rafael Bush, football player
      Clams Casino, record producer and songwriter
      Robbie Rogers, TV producer and soccer player
      May 13
      Matt Doyle, actor
      Misha Gabriel, dancer
      Candice King, actress and singer/songwriter
      Hunter Parrish, actor and singer
      May 15
      David Adams, baseball player
      Darry Beckwith, football player
      Bruce G. Blowers, Christian singer/songwriter
      Michael Brantley, baseball player
      Brian Dozier, baseball player
      May 16
      Spencer Adkins, football player
      Mark Aguhar, LGBT rights activist, writer, and multimedia fine artist (d. 2012)
      Tyler Cloyd, baseball player
      Sharaud Curry, basketball player
      May 17 – Cash Wheeler, wrestler
      May 18
      Chris Baumann, rugby player
      Mondaire Jones, politician
      Mike Williams, football player (d. 2023)
      May 19
      Michael Angelakos, musician, singer/songwriter, and record producer
      David Caldwell, football player
      Kristi Cirone, basketball player and coach
      Danny Curzon, pair figure skater
      Stacey Park Milbern, South Korean-born disability rights activist (d. 2020)
      May 20
      Ray Chase, voice actor
      Eric Crocker, football player
      Julian Wright, basketball player
      May 21
      Matt Bischoff, baseball player
      Brent Bowden, football player
      Cody Johnson, country singer/songwriter
      May 22
      Jack Carlson, author, designer, and rowing coxswain
      Jaye Chapman, baseball player
      May 23
      Josh Breslow, realtor
      Bray Wyatt, wrestler (d. 2023)
      May 24 – Marline Barberena, American-born Nicaraguan beauty pageant titleholder, Miss Nicaragua 2014
      May 25 – Kirk Carlsen, cyclist
      May 26
      Tim Bowman Jr., gospel musician
      Crezdon Butler, football player
      Brandi Cyrus, actress, singer and DJ
      May 27
      Bas, rapper
      Michael Bramos, basketball player
      Benny Johnson, political columnist and YouTuber
      May 28 – Jessica Rothe, actress
      May 29
      Avery Atkins, football player (d. 2007)
      Joey Haro, actor
      Alessandra Torresani, actress
      Noah Reid, Canadian-born actor and musician
      May 30
      Javicia Leslie, actress
      Brianna Taylor, television personality and singer/songwriter
      May 31
      Shaun Fleming, actor and musician
      Meredith Hagner, actress


      = June

      =

      June 1
      Bonner Bolton, model and bull rider
      Jerel McNeal, Professional Basketball Player
      June 2
      Jonathan Borrajo, soccer player
      Bronson Burgoon, golfer
      Lee J. Carter, politician
      Paul Carter, basketball player
      Matthew Koma, singer/songwriter, DJ and record producer
      Caitlin Mallory, American-born Estonian ice dancer
      June 3
      Jonathan Casillas, football player
      Lalaine, actress, singer/songwriter, and bassist
      June 4
      Miles Batty, middle-distance runner
      Tori Praver, model and swimwear designer
      June 7 – Cassius Chaney, boxer
      June 8
      Terry M. Brown Jr., politician
      John Conner, football player
      June 9
      JB Baretsky, singer/songwriter
      Austin Bisnow, musician, songwriter, record producer, and frontman for Magic Giant
      Rheagan Wallace, actress
      June 10
      Lyssa Chapman, businesswoman, television personality, bail bondswoman, and bounty hunter
      Jeremy Chappell, basketball player
      June 11 – Nichole Cheza, dirt track motorcycle racer
      June 12
      Seyi Ajirotutu, football player
      Jeff Allen, basketball player
      June 13
      E. J. Biggers, football player
      John Bryant, basketball player
      Arielle Charnas, fashion blogger and influencer
      Franchón Crews-Dezurn, boxer
      Leone Cruz, soccer player
      June 14
      Anthony Clark, cyclo-cross cyclist
      Chris Carter, football player
      Ross A. McGinnis, U.S. Army Veteran in the Iraq War and Medal of Honor Recipient (d. 2006)
      Cameron Russell, model
      June 15 – Van Ferro, actor
      June 16
      Kelly Blatz, actor and singer
      Wayne Chism, American-born Bahraini basketball player
      Diana DeGarmo, singer and Broadway actress
      Abby Elliott, actress and comedian
      June 17 – Kendrick Lamar, rapper
      June 18
      Jeremy Bleich, American-born Israeli baseball player
      Jason Castro, baseball player
      Brandon Cutler, wrestler
      O.T. Genasis, rapper, actor, and singer
      Melanie Iglesias, model and actress
      June 19
      Fabiola Arias, Cuban-born fashion designer
      Mikail Baker, football player
      Alex Carrington, football player
      Keenan Clayton, football player
      Rashard Mendenhall, football player
      June 21
      Oliver Baez Bendorf, poet and writer
      Kyle Calloway, football player (d. 2016)
      Pat Harrigan, politician
      June 22
      Nathan Bauman, entertainment consultant and drummer
      Jerrod Carmichael, stand-Up comedian, actor and writer
      Delone Carter, football player
      June 23
      Quinton Andrews, football player
      Haley Strode, actress
      June 24
      Ronnie Aguilar, basketball player
      Duane Brooks, football player
      Mozzy, rapper
      June 25
      Maurice Acker, basketball player
      J'Nathan Bullock, basketball player
      Brian Canter, bull rider
      Alissa Czisny, figure skater
      Mark Titus, author and pod-caster
      Scott Terra, actor
      June 26
      Alric Arnett, football player
      Zoraida Córdova, Ecuadorian-born author
      Russell Currier, Olympic biathlete
      June 28 – Brandon Brooks, basketball player
      June 29
      Les Brown, football player
      Lewis Clinch, basketball player
      June 30 – Ryan Cook, baseball player


      = July

      =

      July 1
      Kevin Alexander, football player
      Zeda Zhang, wrestler and mixed martial artist
      July 2
      Dan Black, baseball player
      Brett Cooper, mixed martial artist
      July 3
      Will Barker, football player
      Chad Broskey, actor
      Casey Coleman, baseball player
      Chris Hunter, actor
      July 5 – Erik Cook, football player
      July 6
      Sophie Auster, singer/songwriter
      Matt O'Leary, actor
      July 7
      Alysha Clark, American-born Israeli basketball player
      Colin Cochart, football player
      Steven Crowder, American-born Canadian conservative political commentator, comedian, and YouTuber
      Julianna Guill, actress
      Fidel Corrales Jimenez, Cuban-born chess grandmaster
      Richie Steamboat, wrestler
      July 9
      Anna, Japanese-born singer
      Ashlee Evans-Smith, mixed martial artist
      Rebecca Sugar, animator and creator of Steven Universe
      July 10
      Brian Jordan Alvarez, actor and filmmaker
      Isaac Baron, poker player
      Jermaine Curtis, baseball player
      July 11
      Phil Costa, football player
      A.J. LoCascio, actor, voice actor, film director and producer
      Cristina Vee, voice actress
      July 12
      Dobson Collins, football player
      Graig Cooper, football player
      Tilian Pearson, singer/songwriter, musician, and frontman for Dance Gavin Dance (2013–present)
      July 13 – Cynthia Calvillo, mixed martial artist
      July 14
      Charly Arnolt, sports broadcaster and television personality
      Sarah Burgess, singer/songwriter and American Idol contestant
      Drew Fortier, musician, songwriter, filmmaker and actor
      Dan Reynolds, singer and musician
      July 15
      Nikki Bohne, singer, actress, and dancer
      Kevin Croom, mixed martial artist
      Alex Lasry, businessman and co-owner of the Milwaukee Bucks
      July 16
      Will Acton, American-born Canadian ice hockey player
      Kate Berlant, comedian, actress, and writer
      Kira Buckland, voice actress
      Catherine Charlebois, actress
      AnnaLynne McCord, actress and model
      July 17
      Stevie Brown, football player
      Jorrick Calvin, football player
      Meghan Camarena, YouTuber and internet personality
      McKenzie Cantrell, politician
      Eric Carpenter, soccer player
      Jaime Chavez, soccer player
      Nick Christiani, baseball player
      July 19
      Jon Jones, mixed martial artist
      July 21
      Jen Corey, beauty pageant titleholder, event planner, and community activist
      Carla Cortijo, basketball player
      Brandon Costner, basketball player
      Kami Craig, Olympic water polo player
      Peter Doocy, journalist
      July 22 – Bre-Z, actress and rapper
      July 23
      David Bruton, football player
      Chris Connolly, ice hockey player
      July 24
      Matt Asiata, football player
      Jovan Belcher, football player (d. 2012)
      Tiffany Cabán, politician
      Mattie Montgomery, singer/songwriter and frontman of For Today
      Mara Wilson, actress and writer
      July 25
      Richard Bachman, ice hockey player
      Heather Bratton, fashion model (d. 2006)
      Jonathan Crompton, football player
      Michael Welch, actor
      Jule 26
      03 Greedo, rapper, singer/songwriter, and producer
      Elise Addis, soccer player
      Alex Burnett, baseball player
      July 28
      Abbey Curran, beauty pageant contestant
      Asher Grodman, actor
      John Stevens, singer
      July 29
      Victor Butler, football player
      Sabra Johnson, dancer
      Genesis Rodriguez, actress and model
      July 30 – Brandon Caleb, football player
      July 31
      Colin Baxter, football player
      Michael Bradley, soccer player


      = August

      =

      August 2
      Ashley Cummins, mixed martial artist
      Nayer, pop singer
      August 4
      Jackie Aina, beauty vlogger
      Antonio Bass, football player
      Nadia Bulkin, Indonesian-born political scientist
      Caressa Cameron, beauty pageant titleholder and singer
      August 5
      R. J. Archer, football player
      Tim Federowicz, baseball player
      August 7
      Everette Brown, football player and coach
      Michael Sauer, ice hockey player
      August 9 – Jabari Brisport, politician
      August 10
      Charles Clark, sprinter
      TJ Curry, taekwondo practitioner
      August 13
      Andre Bellos, actor, singer, and dancer
      Lady Cam, rapper
      Lena Chen, feminist artist, writer, and activist
      Katy Crawford, Christian musician
      Chris Plys, Olympic curler
      August 14
      Sammy Adams, rapper and singer/songwriter
      Montrell Craft, football player
      Johnny Gargano, wrestler
      Curt Hansen, actor
      Colton Smith, mixed martial artist
      Tim Tebow, football and baseball player
      August 15 – Ryan D'Imperio, football player
      August 16
      Suzi Analogue, recording artist, musician, and songwriter
      Dominique Curry, football player
      Okieriete Onaodowan, actor and singer
      August 17 – Dominick Casola, stock car racing driver
      August 18
      Mika Boorem, actress
      Elizabeth Chambers, television personality
      August 19
      Dominique Archie, basketball player
      Jeremy Campbell, Paralympic pentathlete
      Patrick Chung, football player
      August 21
      DeWanna Bonner, American-born Macedonian basketball player
      Annie Chandler, swimmer
      Cody Kasch, actor
      August 22
      Jim Cordle, football player
      Apollo Crews, wrestler
      August 23
      Zach Braddock, baseball player
      Darren Collison, basketball player
      August 24 – Jon Scheyer, basketball player
      August 25
      Jim Cook Jr., writer, actor, and filmmaker
      Katie Hill, politician
      Blake Lively, actress
      Liu Yifei, Chinese-born actress
      Justin Upton, baseball player
      August 26 – Ryan Brasier, baseball player
      August 27
      Brett Bochy, baseball player
      Tiffany Boone, actress
      August 28 – David Carr, politician
      August 29
      Conor Chinn, soccer player
      Max Cream, soccer player
      August 30
      Johanna Braddy, actress
      Cody Connelly, motorcycle designer and builder
      August 31
      Stephen Cardullo, baseball player
      Pat Curran, mixed martial artist


      = September

      =

      September 1
      Duke Calhoun, football player
      Sami Callihan, wrestler
      David Carpenter, baseball player
      Jay Armstrong Johnson, actor, singer, and dancer
      September 2 – Spencer Smith, musician
      September 3
      Megan Amram, comedian, writer, producer, and performer
      Domonic Brown, baseball player
      Jamie Cunningham, soccer player
      September 4
      Kris Adams, football player
      Wesley Blake, wrestler
      September 5
      Lakia Aisha Barber, basketball player
      Scott Barnes, baseball player
      Gilbert Brown, basketball player
      September 6
      Mario Addison, football player
      Ramiele Malubay, singer
      September 7
      L. J. Castile, football player
      Lily Cowles, actress
      Evan Rachel Wood, actress, model and musician
      September 8
      Derrick Brown, basketball player
      Ray Fisher, actor
      Wiz Khalifa, rapper
      Justin Peck, choreographer, director, and ballet dancer
      September 9
      Taylor Bagley, actress and model
      Sean Cashman, baseball coach
      Riley Cooper, football player
      Clayton Snyder, actor
      September 10
      Rushern Baker IV, painter and political candidate
      Rhett Bernstein, soccer player
      Paul Goldschmidt, baseball player ***
      Alex Saxon, actor
      September 11 – Tyler Hoechlin, actor
      September 12 – Huey, rapper (d. 2020)
      September 13
      Juan Archuleta, mixed martial artist
      Marcus Henderson, actor
      Erin Way, actress
      September 14
      Alade Aminu, basketball player
      Cameron Bradfield, football player
      Michael Crabtree, football player
      Chad Duell, actor
      September 15 – Alex Torres, metalcore guitarist
      September 16
      Colin Cloherty, football player
      Daren Kagasoff, actor
      Anthony Padilla, YouTuber and co-founder of Smosh
      Travis Wall, actor
      September 17 – Lionel Brown, soccer player
      September 19
      Kayla Barron, submarine warfare officer, engineer and NASA astronaut
      Tommie Campbell, football player
      Danielle Panabaker, actress
      September 20
      Jack Lawless, musician
      Sarah Natochenny, actress and voice actress
      September 21
      Jimmy Clausen, football player
      Ryan Guzman, actor
      Pat Nagle, Olympic hockey player
      Anthony Vincent, musician
      September 22 – Teyonah Parris, actress
      September 23 – Skylar Astin, actor, model and singer
      September 24
      Spencer Treat Clark, actor
      Grey Damon, actor
      Brit Morgan, actress
      Trinidad James, rapper
      September 25
      Massimo Agostinelli, English-born artist, entrepreneur, and activist
      Lars Anderson, baseball player
      David Ausberry, football player
      Greg Bates, country singer/songwriter
      September 27
      Tim Atchison, football player
      Austin Carlile, musician and baseball coach, frontman for Attack Attack! (2006–2008) and Of Mice & Men (2009–2010, 2011–2016)
      September 28
      Josh Alexander, basketball player
      Terence Crawford, boxer
      Hilary Duff, actress and singer
      Scott Fitzpatrick, politician
      September 29
      Dillon Barna, soccer player
      David Del Rio, actor
      Josh Farro, singer and guitarist for Paramore (2004–2010) and frontman for Novel American and Farro
      September 30 – Melinda Sullivan, dancer, choreographer and actress


      = October

      =

      October 1
      Jennifer Bricker, acrobat and aerialist
      Matthew Daddario, actor
      Stuart Lafferty, actor
      Jason McElwain, autistic athlete and public speaker
      October 2
      Christopher Larkin, Korean-born actor
      Phil Kessel, hockey player
      Ricky Stenhouse Jr., stock car racer
      October 3 – Kaci Battaglia, singer/songwriter, dancer, and actress
      October 5
      Cory Brandon, football player
      Foluke Gunderson, Canadian-born Olympic volleyball player
      October 6
      Jonathan Blake, basketball player
      Samuel, musician
      October 7
      David Arkin, football player
      Alex Cobb, baseball player
      Aiden English, wrestler
      October 8 – Chris Baker, football player
      October 9
      ActionKid, YouTuber and IRL livestreamer
      Craig Brackins, basketball player
      Cory Burns, baseball player
      Aubrey Coleman, basketball player
      Melissa Villaseñor, actress and comedian
      October 10
      Adrian Cárdenas, baseball player
      Carla Esparza, mixed martial artist
      October 11
      Tony Beltran, soccer player
      Mike Conley Jr., basketball player
      October 14
      Eben Britton, baseball player
      Jalil Brown, football player and coach
      Kole Calhoun, baseball player
      Chloe Coscarelli, vegan chef and author
      Jay Pharoah, actor
      October 15
      Marcel Brache, rugby player
      Alan Chin, contemporary artist
      Jesse Levine, American-born Canadian tennis player
      October 17 – Seth Mosley, singer/songwriter and frontman for Me in Motion
      October 18
      Matt Bosher, football player
      Brian Carlwell, basketball player
      Zac Efron, actor
      October 19 – Rick Boogs, wrestler
      October 20 – Jerry Brown, football player (d. 2012)
      October 23 – Carmella, wrestler, dancer, and model
      October 24
      Kwame Adjeman-Pamboe, English-born soccer player
      Sabrina Cervantes, politician
      Chris Holdsworth, mixed martial artist
      Charlie White, Olympic ice dancer
      October 25
      Bill Amis, basketball player
      Keith Berry, mixed martial artist
      October 26
      Hannah Bronfman, DJ, social media influencer, and entrepreneur
      Zena Cardman, geobiologist and NASA astronaut
      Portia Perez, wrestler
      October 27
      Andrew Bynum, basketball player
      Shawn Porter, boxer
      October 28
      Javier Arenas, football player
      Frank Ocean, rapper
      Tatu Baby, tattoo artist and reality television personality
      October 29 – Ariana Berlin, artistic gymnast, dancer, film actress, and senior producer at Fox Sports
      October 30
      Adrian Battles, football player
      Cesar Chavez, Mexican-born Mariachi singer and politician
      Matt Conn, founder of MidBoss and creator of GaymerX
      Casey Crawford, basketball player
      October 31 – Clara Chung, singer/songwriter, producer, and composer


      = November

      =

      November 1
      Anthony Bass, baseball player
      Jack Bolas, middle-distance runner
      Bo Bowling, football player
      Bruce Irvin, football player
      November 2
      Kodi Augustus, basketball player
      Itan Chavira, ice hockey player
      November 3
      Ariane Andrew, wrestler and model
      Ty Lawson, basketball player
      Colin Kaepernick, football player
      Kyle Seager, baseball player
      Elizabeth Smart, kidnap victim, activist and contributor to ABC News
      November 4
      Jermaine Beal, basketball player
      Shady Blaze, rapper
      Trouble, rapper (d. 2022)
      November 5
      Erin Brady, television host, model, and Miss USA 2013
      Kevin Jonas, actor, singer/songwriter, and member of the Jonas Brothers
      Jason Kelce, football player
      Chris Knierim, figure skater
      O. J. Mayo, basketball player
      Stephanie Edwards, singer
      Allysin Kay, wrestler
      November 6 – Caleb Cotham, baseball player
      November 7
      Hakeem Abdul-Saboor, Olympic bobsledder
      Howard Barbieri, football player
      Rachele Brooke Smith, actress and dancer
      Reba Buhr, voice actress
      November 8 – Sam Bradford, football player
      November 9
      Brittany Bell, model, dancer, and beauty pageant titleholder
      Kyle Clinton, soccer player
      Kevin Coble, basketball player
      Jennifer Holland, actress and model
      November 10
      Mason Aguirre, Olympic snowboarder
      D. J. Augustin, basketball player
      November 11 – Vinny Guadagnino, TV personality
      November 13
      Tim Adleman, baseball player
      Jesse Barnett, singer and frontman for Stick to Your Gun
      November 15 – Tyler Allen, NASCAR race engineer
      November 18
      Jake Abel, actor
      Pierre Allen, football player
      Joe Cada, poker player
      November 19 – Clare Egan, Olympic biathlete
      November 20
      Amelia Rose Blaire, actress
      James Uthmeier, lawyer and politician
      November 21 – Alex Carnerio, Brazilian-born personal trainer
      November 22
      Erik Barnes, golfer
      Justin Cole, football player
      November 23
      Alex Clayton, tennis player
      Ryan Lane, actor
      Alexia Rodriguez, guitarist and vocalist for Eyes Set to Kill
      Snooki, TV personality
      November 24
      Asiahn, singer/songwriter
      Eric Avila, soccer player
      Elena Satine, Georgian-born actress and singer
      November 25
      Mark Bloom, soccer player
      Trevor Booker, basketball player
      Dolla, rapper (d. 2009)
      November 26
      Kat DeLuna, singer
      Summer Lee, politician
      November 27 – Darnell Carter, football player
      November 30
      Nate Allen, football player
      Chase Anderson, baseball player
      Trinity Fatu, wrestler
      Nick Courtney, soccer player
      Ian Hecox, YouTuber and co-founder of Smosh
      Christel Khalil, actress


      = December

      =

      December 1 – Jill Costello, activist (d. 2010)
      December 2
      Jake Ballard, football player
      Jeremy Beal, football player
      Mary Hill Fulstone (1892–1987), physician
      Teairra Marí, singer
      December 3
      Michael Angarano, actor
      Eric Barone, video game designer known professionally as ConcernedApe
      Dustin Belt, guitarist, music producer, and actor
      Alicia Sacramone, Olympic gymnast
      December 4
      Orlando Brown, actor and rapper
      Fan 3, rapper, singer, producer, and actress
      Dree Hemingway, model and actress
      December 6
      Chris Banks, soccer player
      Jack DeSena, actor and voice actor
      December 7
      A. C. H., wrestler
      Aaron Carter, actor and singer (d. 2022)
      Manting Chan, singer/songwriter
      Michael Chiesa, mixed martial artist
      Cara Cunningham, internet personality, songwriter, recording artist, YouTuber, and former pornographic film actress
      December 8
      Danny Batten, football player
      Pinky Cole, restaurateur
      Aria Curzon, actress
      December 9
      Andre Akpan, soccer player
      Buddy Baumann, baseball player
      Hikaru Nakamura, chess grandmaster
      Kountry Wayne, comedian
      December 10 – David Carter, football player
      December 11
      Gabe Amo, politician
      Clifton Geathers, football player
      December 13 – Brett Brackett, football player
      December 14
      Nate Collins, football player
      Alex Gaskarth, English-born singer/songwriter, guitarist and frontman for All Time Low
      December 15
      Josh Archibald-Seiffer, pianist and composer
      Scott Copeland, baseball player
      Josh Norman, football player
      December 16
      Nick Additon, baseball player
      Hallee Hirsh, actress
      December 17 – Chelsea Manning, whistleblower
      December 18
      Solomon Bozeman, basketball player and coach
      Rex Brothers, baseball player
      December 19
      Ryan Anderson, basketball player
      Darrion Caldwell, mixed martial artist
      Keith Carlos, football player
      Tyron Carrier, football player
      Ronan Farrow, activist
      December 20
      Lola Blanc, singer/songwriter, director, writer, and actress
      Alana Grace, singer and actress
      December 21
      Brandon Banks, American-born Canadian football player
      Baron Batch, football player and entrepreneur
      December 22 – Zack Britton, baseball player
      December 23 – James Brewer, football player
      December 25
      Alex Bailey, musician, drummer, and bassist
      Charlie Buhler, director, photographer, and producer
      Ned Cameron, producer and singer/songwriter
      Demaryius Thomas, football player (d. 2021)
      December 26
      Karen Alzate, politician
      Sean Bedford, football player
      Jeff Cosgriff, soccer player
      December 27 – Andy Leavine, wrestler
      December 28
      Vince Agnew, football player
      Taylor Ball, actor
      Demecus Beach, rugby player
      Thomas Dekker, actor
      Adam Gregory, actor
      December 29
      Katie Blair, actress, model and beauty queen
      Major Culbert, football player
      December 30
      Mykel Benson, football player
      Jason Bohannon, basketball player
      Jake Cuenca, actor and model
      December 31 – Javaris Crittenton, basketball player


      = Full date unknown

      =

      Josh Adams, comic book and commercial artist
      Brooke Annibale, singer/songwriter
      Katherine Arden, novelist
      Brandon Stirling Baker, lighting designer
      Andrew Bayer, DJ and music producer
      Jeremy Blackman, actor and musician
      Kenneth Bogner, politician
      Mia Borders, singer/songwriter
      Kent Brantly, doctor
      Ashley Bratcher, actress
      Melvin LaThomas Brimm, singer/songwriter, vocal producer, dancer-choreographer, and actor
      Leigh Brooklyn, figurative artist
      Michael Brown, pianist and composer
      Rembert Browne, writer
      Tim Bueler, media and political consultant
      Aisha Burns, singer/songwriter and violinist
      Emily Calandrelli, science communicator, MIT engineer, and host and executive producer of Xploration Outer Space and Emily's Wonder Lab
      Yvanna Cancela, politician
      Caitlin Cherry, painter, sculptor, and educator
      Lauren Chief Elk, feminist educator and writer
      Tracy Chou, software engineer and advocate for diversity in technology related fields
      Vivian Chu, roboticist and entrepreneur
      Ken Clausen, lacrosse player
      Dave Clauss, recording and mixing engineer
      Kimberly Cole, pop singer/songwriter, music correspondent, and host
      Ashley Connor, cinematographer
      Alexandra Crandell, model and television personality
      Phillipe Cunningham, politician
      Michelle Curran, Air Force major and pilot
      Shaghayegh Cyrous, Iranian-born artist and curator


      Deaths



      January 1 – Lloyd Haynes, actor (born 1934)
      January 13 – Taddy Aycock, politician, 45th Lieutenant Governor of Louisiana (born 1915)
      January 14 – Sam Wagstaff, art curator and collector (born 1921)
      January 15 – Ray Bolger, actor, singer and dancer, Scarecrow in The Wizard of Oz (born 1904)
      January 16 – Joyce Jameson, actress (born 1932)
      January 22 – R. Budd Dwyer, 30th State Treasurer of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania (born 1939)
      February – Lou Darvas, artist and cartoonist (born 1913)
      February 4 – Liberace, pianist, singer, and actor (born 1919)
      February 5
      E. Michael Burke, sports executive, naval officer and CIA agent (born 1916)
      William Collier Jr., actor (born 1902)
      February 22
      David Susskind, producer and talk show host (born 1920)
      Andy Warhol, leading figure in the visual art movement pop art, (born 1928)
      February 25 – James Coco, actor (born 1930)
      March 2 – Randolph Scott, actor (born 1898)
      March 3 – Danny Kaye, singer, actor, and comedian (born 1911)
      March 18 – Bil Baird, puppeteer (born 1904)
      March 21
      Dean Paul Martin, actor, (born 1951)
      Robert Preston, actor and singer (born 1918)
      March 22 – Joan Shawlee, actress (born 1926)
      March 26 – Walter Abel, actor (born 1898)
      March 28
      Patrick Troughton, English actor (born 1920)
      Maria von Trapp, Matriarch of the Trapp Family Singers (born 1905)
      April 1 – Victor D'Amico, teaching artist, Director of the Department of Education of the Museum of Modern Art (born 1904)
      April 2 – Buddy Rich, drummer, songwriter, conductor, and bandleader (born 1917)
      April 12 – Mike Von Erich, professional wrestler (born 1964)
      April 17
      Dick Shawn, actor and comedian (born 1923)
      Willi Smith, fashion designer (born 1948)
      April 19 – Hugh Brannum, composer, vocalist, and actor (born 1910)
      April 26 – Bill Amos, college football player and coach (born 1898)
      May – John Pierotti, cartoonist (born 1911)
      May 4 – Paul Butterfield, blues harmonica player (born 1942)
      May 5 – Phil Woolpert, basketball coach (born 1915)
      May 6 – William J. Casey, Director of the C.I.A. from 1981 to 1987 (born 1913)
      May 13 – Richard Ellmann, literary critic and biographer (born 1918)
      May 14 – Rita Hayworth, actress (born 1918)
      May 21 – Alejandro Rey, Argentine-American actor and television director (born 1930)
      May 24 – Hermione Gingold, English actress (born 1897)
      May 28 – Charles Ludlam, actor, director, and playwright (born 1943)
      June 2 – Sammy Kaye, bandleader and songwriter (born 1910)
      June 3 – Will Sampson, Muscogee Nation painter, actor, and rodeo performer (born 1933)
      June 10 – Elizabeth Hartman, actress (born 1943)
      June 13 – Geraldine Page, actress (born 1924)
      June 17 – Dick Howser, baseball player and manager (born 1936)
      June 22 – Fred Astaire, dancer, singer, and actor (born 1899)
      June 24 – Jackie Gleason, actor, comedian, and writer (born 1916)
      June 27 – Althea Flynt, model and publisher (born 1953)
      June 25 – Boudleaux Bryant, American songwriter (born 1920)
      July 2 – Michael Bennett, musical theatre director, writer, choreographer, and dancer (born 1943)
      July 11 – Joe Bennett, baseball player (born 1900)
      July 29 – Arthur J. Bressan Jr., American filmmaker and writer (born 1943)
      August 10 – Casey Donovan, American pornographic actor (born 1943)
      August 11 – Clara Peller, Russian-born television personality (born 1902)
      August 14 – Edgar Rosenberg, German-born British television producer (born 1925)
      August 19 – Hayden Rorke, actor (born 1910)
      August 24 – Bayard Rustin, African American civil rights activist (born 1912)
      August 27 – Scott La Rock, American disc jockey (born 1962)
      August 28 – John Huston, filmmaker and actor (born 1906)
      August 29 – Lee Marvin, actor (b. 1924)
      September 5 – Quinn Martin, television producer (born 1922)
      September 11 – Lorne Greene, Canadian actor and musician (born 1915)
      September 21 – Jaco Pastorius, American musician and producer (born 1951)
      September 22 – Dan Rowan, actor (born 1922)
      September 23 – Bob Fosse, actor, choreographer, dancer, and director (born 1927)
      September 25 – Mary Astor, actress (born 1906)
      September 29 – Henry Ford II, chairman, CEO & president of the Ford Motor Company (born 1917)
      October 9 – Clare Boothe Luce, writer, politician, and U.S. ambassador (born 1903)
      October 12
      Snake Henry, baseball player (born 1895)
      Alf Landon, 1936 Republican presidential nominee (born 1887)
      October 18 – Pete Carpenter, musician and arranger (born 1914)
      October 29 – Woody Herman, jazz musician and bandleader (born 1913)
      November 2 – Claude J. Jasper, Wisconsin politician (born 1905/1906)
      November 10 – Jackie Vernon, comedian and actor (born 1924)
      November 22 – W. Haydon Burns, 35th Governor of Florida (born 1912)
      November 28 – Goo Choo San, Singaporean dancer and choreographer (b. 1948)
      December 1 – James Baldwin, author and civil rights activist (born 1924)
      December 4 – Arnold Lobel, children's book author (born 1933)
      December 4 – Rouben Mamoulian, film and theatre director (born 1897 in Russia)
      December 5 – Molly O'Day, country singer (born 1923)
      December 8 – Fay Baker, actress and writer (born 1917)
      December 10
      Harrell F. Beck, preacher, professor, and academic (born 1922)
      Jascha Heifetz, Russian-American violinist (born 1901)
      December 11 – George Harold Brown, research engineer (born 1908)
      December 17 – Linda Wong, American pornographic actress (born 1951)
      December 21
      Ralph Nelson, film and television director, producer, writer, and actor (born 1916)
      Robert Paige, actor (born 1911)


      See also


      1987 in American television
      List of American films of 1987
      Timeline of United States history (1970–1989)


      References




      External links


      Media related to 1987 in the United States at Wikimedia Commons

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