2002 Ted Demme, director, Beautiful Girls, dies at 38
1998 25th American Music Award: Spice Girls and Babyface win
1997 8th Billboard Music Awards: LeAnn Rimes and Spice Girls win
1995 Lorraine Macleod, dancer (Girls Just Want to Have Fun), dies at 65
1993 Ken England, U.S. screenwriter (Good Girls Go to Paris), dies at 82
1992 Final episode of "Golden Girls" airs on NBC-TV
1990 Mike Mazurski, wrestler/actor (Centerfold Girls), dies at 80
1988 Marjorie Bonner Lowry, actress (Reno, Poor Girls), dies at 83
1988 Jeff Donnell, actor (Hoedown, 9 Girls), dies at 66 of a heart attack
1988 Colleen Moore, actress (These Girls Won't Talk), dies at 87
1986 38th Emmy Awards: Golden Girls, Cagney and Lacey and Michael J Fox win
1986 "Jerry's Girls" closes at St. James Theater New York City after 139 performances
1985 "Jerry's Girls" opens at St. James Theater New York City for 139 performances
1985 Ina Claire, actress/comedienne (3 Bdwy Girls), dies of stroke at 89
1985 Charles Briggs, actor (13 Frightened Girls, Capt Newman), dies at 53
1982 Caryl Churchill's "Top Girls," premieres in London
1981 Supreme Court rules states could require, with some exceptions, parental notification when teen-age girls sought abortions
1980 Aubrie Rippner, born in Los Angeles, California, tennis star, 1995 USTA National Girls 18
1979 "Girls Talk" by Dave Edmunds peaks at #65
1979 James T Farrell, U.S. writer (French Girls are Vicious), dies
1979 2 Iowa girls High School basketball teams play 4 scoreless quarters game was won 4-2 in 4th overtime period
1978 Mick Jagger apologizes for racist lyrics in "Some Girls"
1978 In girls' High School basketball, Chicago Latin beats Harvard St. George
1977 2 girls are killed by a runaway car outside of Graceland
1977 Jack Gardner, actor (Wild Bill Hickok, 3 Russian Girls), dies at 77
1976 Ntozake Shange's "For Colored Girls Who ...," premieres in New York City
1976 Keri Russell, actress, Mickey Mouse Club, Lottery, Daddy Girls
1976 Emma Lee Bunton, "Baby Spice", Finchley London, vocalist, Spice Girls
1975 Melanie Janine Brown, "Scary Spice", Leeds, vocalist, Spice Girls
1975 Victoria Adams, "Posh Spice", Hertfordshire, vocalist, Spice Girls
1975 Penn is 1st state to allow girls to compete with boys in HS sports
1974 Melanie Jayne Chisholm, "Sporty Spice", Widnes, vocalist, Spice Girls
1973 New Jersey becomes 1st state to allow girls into little league
1973 Lawsuit in Detroit challenges Little League's "no girls" rule
1972 Geri Estelle Halliwell, "Ginger Spice" singer, Spice Girls
1971 Raymond Hatton, actor (Girls in Prison), dies of heart attack at 84
1971 "70, Girls, 70" closes at Broadhurst Theater New York City after 35 performances
1971 "70, Girls, 70" opens at Broadhurst Theater New York City for 35 performances
1967 Jane Darwell, actress (Girls in Prison), dies of heart attack at 87
1966 Ronald Shiner, actor (Aunt Clara, Forbidden, Girls at Sea), dies at 63
1963 Mary Ann Fischer, Aberdeen, South Dakota, gave birth to America's 1st surviving quintuplets, 4 girls and a boy
1963 Michelle Bell, Melrose, Massachusetts, LPGA golfer, 1981 Mass School Girls Champ
1962 Kathy Whitworth wins LPGA Kelly Girls Golf Open
1962 Franc S Finzgar, Slovic writer (Service Girls), dies
1961 Tammy Stephens, Arlington, Texas, singer, Girls Next Door-Don't Be Cruel
1961 Vince Neil [Wharton], California, vocalist, Motley Crue-Girls Girls Girls
1959 "Girls against the Boys" closes at Alvin Theater New York City after 16 performances
1959 "Girls against the Boys" opens at Alvin Theater New York City for 16 performances
1959 Diane Williams, Hahn AFB Ger, singer, Girls Next Door-Don't Be Cruel
1959 Barbie, the popular girls' doll, debuted, over 800 million sold
1958 Nicki Sixx, born in San Jose, California, rock guitarist, Motley Crue-Girls Girls
1958 Madeleine Stowe, born in Los Angeles, California, actress, Tropical Snow, Bad Girls
1958 Cindy Nixon, born in Nashville, Tennessee, singer, Girls Next Door-Don't Be Cruel
1957 Doris King, born in Nashville, Tennessee, vocalist, Girls Next Door-Don't Be Cruel
1954 Mick Mars, born in Indiana, guitarist, Motley Crue-Girls Girls
1954 Keven Wade, born in Chappaqua, New York, screen writer, Working Girls
1953 Ge Reinders, Dutch singer and songwriter, Girls walk by
1953 Cyndi Lauper, born in Brooklyn, singer, Girls Just Want to Have Fun
1952 Sylvia Kristel, Neth, actress, Emmanuelle, Priv School for Girls
1951 Judy Rodman, Riverside California, country singer, Girls Ride Horses Too
1950 Pamela Franklin, Tokyo, Japan, actress, Satan's School for Girls
1950 Lizzie Borden, director and writer, Love Crimes, Working Girls
1950 Debbie Allen, born in Houston, Texas, dancer/actress, 3 Girls 3, Lydia-Fame
1950 "As the Girls Go" closes at Winter Garden Theater New York City after 420 performances
1949 Mimi Kennedy, born in Rochester, New York, actress, Spencer, 3 girls 3, Under 1 Roof
1949 Brenda Sykes, born in Shreveport, Louisiana, actress, Ozzie's Girls, Getting Straight
1948 "As the Girls Go" opens at Winter Garden Theater New York City for 420 performances
1948 Jamie Lyn Bauer, born in Phoenix Arizona, actress, Young and Restless, Centerfold Girls
1943 Julio Iglesias, Spain, singer, Of All the Girls I Loved Before
1943 Phil Wrigley and B Rickey charter All-American Girls Softball League
1940 Frank Zappa, born in Baltimore, rocker, Mothers of Invention, Catholic Girls
1940 V Payne, British headmistress, Malvern Girls' College
1939 R Rodgers and Lorenz Harts "Too Many Girls," premieres in New York City
1939 Billy Henderson, rocker, Spinners-That's What Girls Are Made For
1936 Stella Stevens, born in Yazoo City, Mississippi, actress, Girls! Girls!, Manitou
1934 Dionne Quintuplets, secluded quintuplets, born Annette, Alive Cecile, Alive Emelie, Dead 1954 Marie, Dead 1970 Yvonne, Alive, First known set of surviving quintuplets, these girls were treated as a side show and lived in a virtual muse
1934 Rue McClanahan, Healdton Oklahoma, actress, Maude, Golden Girls
1932 Mary Moon, Headmistress, Manchester High School for Girls
1931 Mitzi Gaynor, born in Chicago, Illinois, actress/vocalist, Les Girls, South Pacific
1931 Taina Elg, born in Helsinki, Finland, actress, Hercules in, New York, Les Girls
1929 Lorraine Macleod, dancer, Girls Just Want to Have Fun
1929 Eileen Stamers-Smith, headmistress, Malvern Girls' College
1927 Jacques Bergerac, France, actor, Gigi, Les Girls, Thunder in Sun
1927 Kay Kendall, born in Yorkshire, England, actress, Genevieve, Les Girls
1926 Beatrice Arthur, [Frankel], New York, actress, Maude, Dorothy-Golden Girls
1924 Estelle Getty, born in New York City, actress, Sophia Petrillo-Golden Girls
1922 Betty White, Oak Park, actress, Mary Tyler Moore Show, Golden Girls
1921 Janet Blair, born in Altoona, Pennsylvania, actress, Leave it to the Girls, Smith Family
1920 Harriet Van Horne, Syracuse, New York, columnist/panelist, Leave it to Girls
1919 Huntz Hall, New York City, actor, Cyclone, Gas Pump Girls, The Rating Game
1917 Ann Rutherford, born in Toronto, Canada, TV panelist, Leave It To the Girls
1912 Camp Fire Girls organization announced by Mrs. Luther Halsey Gulick
1912 Arline Judge, actress, Girls in Chains, Mad Wednesday, Age of Consent
1911 Triangle Shirtwaist Factory catches fire 145 die, all but 13 girls
1909 Mike Mazurki, Tarnopal Austria, actor/wrestler, Centerfold Girls
1907 Gunter Eich, German literary, Underground Highway, Girls of Viterbo
1906 Clancy Cooper, actress, Enchanted Forest, Girls in Chains
1888 Maurice Chevalier, Paris, thanked heaven for little girls, Gigi
1887 Raymond Hatton, born in Red Oak, Iowa, actor, Girls in Prison, Lady Killer
1880 Gertrude E Durden Rush, U.S. composer/playwright, Black Girls Burden
1764 Smolny-institution forms in St. Petersburg for noble girls
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