Celebrity birthdays: Feb. 4

Celebrities

Celebrity birthdays: Feb. 4 - Feb. 10

Feb. 4: Australian singer known for hit 'Torn' Natalie Imbruglia, 37; pro boxer, gold medalist Oscar De La Hoya, 39; 'School's Out' rock singer Alice Cooper (pictured), 64; social commentary commedian David Brenner, 67.

Feb. 5: 'Shake It Up!' Disney actor and rapper Davis Cleveland, 10; 'You Can Count on Me' Oscar nominated actress Laura Linney (pictured), 48; actress who plays in unusual movie roles Jennifer Leigh, 50; Hall of Fame baseball player Henry Aaron, 78.

Feb. 6: Basketball player for the New Jersey Nets Kris Humphries, 27; Jazz, pop singer, Nat 'King' Cole's daughter Natalie Cole (pictured), 62; 'Men in Black' actor Rip Torn, 81; 60s actress Mamie Doren, 81.

Feb. 7: 'Alice in Wonderland' (1999) star Tina Majorino, 27; 'That 70s Show' TV actor Ashton Kutcher, 34; comedian and film actor Chris Rock (pictured), 47; country-singing superstar Garth Brooks, 50.

Feb. 8: 'Buffy, the Vampire Slayer' actor Seth Green (pictured), 38; Academy Award winning actress Mary Steenburgen, 59; Motley Crue's lead singer Vince Neil, 51; 'Affliction' (1997) actor Nick Nolte, 71.

Feb. 9: Country singer Travis Tritt, 49; 'The Nanny' actor Charles Shaughnessy, 57; 'Rosemary's Baby' star Mia Farrow (pictured), 67; 'Goodfellas' and 'Lethal Weapon' actor Joe Pesci, 69.

Feb. 10: "Kick Ass," "Hugo," and "Let Me In," teen star Chloe Moretz, 15; Nickelodeon 'Unfabulous' star Emma Roberts, 21; 'October Sky,' actress Laura Dern (pictured), 45; 'Hart to Hart' actor Robert Wagner, 82.

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Feb. 4: Australian singer known for hit 'Torn' Natalie Imbruglia, 37; pro boxer, gold medalist Oscar De La Hoya, 39; 'School's Out' rock singer Alice Cooper (pictured), 64; social commentary commedian David Brenner, 67.

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