(1855) Percival Lowell-  He's got a space observatory named after him.

(1911) L. Ron Hubbard- I've had Dianectics sitting on my bookshelf for years and still haven't read it.

(1939) Neil Sedaka-  I guess it's not his fault 60's pop sounded so damn happy.



(1950) William H. Macy- I liked him as the Shoveller in "Mystery Men" and Jerry Lundegaard in "Fargo."



(1960) Adam Clayton- U2 made music that seemed epic at the time, but we'll have to see how time treats them as a band.  Some good tunes resulted nonetheless.