1977 In The United States

Events from the year 1977 in the United States.

Incumbents

Federal Government

* President: Gerald Ford ( R-Michigan) (until January 20), Jimmy Carter ( D-Georgia) (starting January 20)
* Vice President: Nelson Rockefeller ( R- New York) (until January 20), Walter Mondale ( D-Minnesota) (starting January 20)
* Chief Justice: Warren E. Burger (Minnesota)
* Speaker of the House of Representatives: Carl Albert ( D- Oklahoma) (until January 3), Tip O'Neill ( D-Massachusetts) (starting January 4)
* Senate Majority Leader: Mike Mansfield ( D-Montana) (until January 3), Robert Byrd ( D-West Virginia) (starting January 3)
* Congress: 94th (until January 3), 95th (starting January 3)

Events

January

* January
** The world's first personal computer, the Commodore PET, is demonstrated at the winter Consumer Electronics Show in Chicago.
** The Coalition of Free Men is founded in Columbia, Maryland, in order to create a unified voice in addressing issues concerning men and boys. The organisation would later become the National Coalition for Men, America's oldest men's rights organization.
* January 3 – Apple Computer is incorporated.
* January 9
** Super Bowl XI: The Oakland Raiders defeat the Minnesota Vikings 32–14 at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California.
** Rock band Toto is founded by David Paich and Jeff Porcaro in Van Nuys, Los Angeles.
* January 17 – In the first execution after the reintroduction of the death penalty in the United States, Gary Gilmore is executed by firing squad in Utah.
* January 19
**Snow falls in Miami, Florida (despite its ordinarily tropical climate) for the only time in its history. Snowfall has occurred farther south in the United States only on the high mountains of the state of Hawaii.
**President Gerald Ford pardons Iva Toguri D'Aquino (aka “Tokyo Rose”).
* January 20 – Jimmy Carter is sworn in as the 39th President of the United States, and Walter F. Mondale is sworn in as Vice President of the United States.
* January 21 – U.S. President Jimmy Carter pardons Vietnam War draft evaders.
* January 23 – ''Roots'' begins its phenomenally successful run on ABC.
* January 28 – The Great Lakes Blizzard of 1977 hits Buffalo, New York.
* January 1 to 31:
** The contiguous US average monthly minimum temperature of is the coldest for any month since nationwide records were first compiled in 1895.
** In contrast to the contiguous US, Alaska had to that point its warmest January on record with a mean of being warmer than the 1925 to 1974 average () and warmer than Alaska's previous record warmest January 1937.

February

* February 4
** Fleetwood Mac's Grammy Award-winning album '' Rumours'' is released.
** Eleven CTA commuters are killed when an elevated train derails from the Loop in central Chicago.
* February 12 – Actress Christa Helm is fatally stabbed on a sidewalk in West Hollywood. The perpetrator is never identified.
* February 18 – The Space Shuttle ''Enterprise'' test vehicle goes on its maiden "flight" while sitting on top of a Boeing 747, at Edwards Air Force Base in California.

March

* March 9 — Approximately a dozen armed Hanafi Movement Muslims take over three buildings in Washington, D.C., killing one person and taking more than 130 hostages. The hostage situation ends two days later.
* March 11 — Walt Disney Productions' 22nd feature film, ''The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh'', is released. It is the studio's most critically well-received film in years and the last in the Disney canon in which the late Walt Disney was involved with in any capacity.
* March 18 — United States lifts its ban on travel by U.S. citizens to Cambodia, Cuba, North Korea, and Vietnam.
* March 15 — Tenor Luciano Pavarotti and the PBS opera series ''Live from the Met'' both make their American television debuts. Pavarotti stars in a complete production of Puccini's ''La Boheme''.
* March 26 — The fundamentalist organization Focus on the Family is founded by Dr. James Dobson.
* March 28 — The 49th Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Richard Pryor, Ellen Burstyn, Jane Fonda and Warren Beatty, is held at Dorothy Chandler Pavilion in Los Angeles. John G. Avildsen's ''Rocky'' receives ten nominations, winning Best Picture and Best Director for Avildsen. ''Rocky'' is tied with Sidney Lumet's ''Network'' for the most nominations, while the latter film and Alan J. Pakula's ''All the President's Men'' both won four awards each. The late Peter Finch becomes the first posthumous actor Oscar winner, winning for Best Actor.

April

* April 4 – Grundy, Virginia, experiences a major flood that causes around $15 million in damages to 228 residential and commercial structures.
* April 5 – Beginning of demonstrations in 10 cities across the U.S., the longest being the 3.5 week sit-in the San Francisco Federal Building to persuade President Jimmy Carter to implement the first Federal civil rights law for people with disabilities, Section 504 of the 1973 Rehabilitation Act, without reinstituting the "separate but equal" doctrine.
* April 7
** The Toronto Blue Jays play their first game of baseball against the Chicago White Sox.
** The Seattle Mariners play their first-ever game of baseball against the California Angels.
* April 21 – Residents of Dover, Massachusetts, report sightings of the so-called "Dover Demon".

May

* May 4 – The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops rule that divorced Catholics, including those who remarried outside the Church, are no longer automatically excommunicated and can still attend Mass but if they remarry without obtaining a Church annulment, cannot receive Holy Communion and confession.
* May 8 – Suzanne Lacy's extended performance piece about rape, '' Three Weeks in May'' begins in Los Angeles and continues until May 24.
* May 16 – A 20-passenger S-61L helicopter topples sideways at takeoff from the roof of the Pan Am Building in Midtown Manhattan. Four passengers are killed by the turning rotors and a woman at street level is fatally struck by a fallen blade.
* May 17 – Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre first opens in San Jose, California.
* May 25 – The movie '' Star Wars'', directed by George Lucas is released as the first film in the Star Wars Saga and the first in the Original Trilogy.
* May 26 – George Willig climbs the South Tower of the World Trade Center.
* May 27 – Space Mountain opens at Disneyland and will become one of the park's most popular attractions.
* May 28 – The Beverly Hills Supper Club in Southgate, Kentucky is engulfed in fire, killing 165 inside.
* May 29 – Indianapolis 500: A. J. Foyt becomes the first driver (to date) to win a record four times.

June

* June 4–5 – Humboldt Park riot in Chicago.
* June 5 – The Portland Trail Blazers defeat the Philadelphia 76ers 109–107 to win the NBA finals 4–2. Bill Walton is named series MVP.
* June 7 – After campaigning by Anita Bryant and her anti-gay "Save Our Children" crusade, Miami-Dade County, Florida voters overwhelmingly vote to repeal the county's gay rights ordinance.
* June 10 – Assassin James Earl Ray escapes from Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary in Petros, Tennessee. He is recaptured on June 13.
* June 16 – Oracle Corporation is incorporated in Redwood Shores, California as Software Development Laboratories (SDL) by Larry Ellison, Bob Miner and Ed Oates.
* June 20 – The Supreme Court of the United States rules that states are not required to spend Medicaid funds on elective abortions.
* June 22 – Walt Disney Productions' 23rd feature film, ''The Rescuers'', is released to box office success and positive critical reception.
* June 25 – American Roy Sullivan is struck by lightning for the 7th time.
* June 26
** Some 200,000 protesters march through the streets of San Francisco, protesting Anita Bryant's anti-gay remarks and the murder of Robert Hillsborough.
** Elvis Presley performs his final concert, in Indianapolis, Indiana's Market Square Arena. Two previous performances were filmed in Omaha, Nebraska (June 19th) and Rapid City, South Dakota (June 21st) for the TV Special "Elvis In Concert." This special was not televised until October 3 of that year on CBS.
* June 30 – Women Marines disbanded; women are integrated into regular Marine Corps.

July

* July 13 – The New York City blackout of 1977 lasts for 25 hours, resulting in looting and disorder.
* July 19-20 – Flooding in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, caused by massive rainfall, kills over 75 people and causes billions of dollars in damage.
* July 24 – Led Zeppelin plays their last U.S. concert in Oakland, California at the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum. A brawl erupts between Led Zeppelin's crew and promoter Bill Graham's staff, resulting in criminal assault charges for several of Led Zeppelin's entourage including drummer John Bonham.
* July 28 – The first oil through the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System reaches Valdez, Alaska.

August

* August 3 – United States Senate hearings on MKULTRA are held.
* August 4 – U.S. President Jimmy Carter signs legislation creating the United States Department of Energy.
* August 9 – Hulk Hogan debuts as The Super Destroyer for Championship Wrestling from Florida when he is defeated by Don Serrano at John Carroll Catholic High School's gym in Fort Pierce, Florida
* August 10 – David Berkowitz is captured in Yonkers, New York, after over a year of murders in New York City as the Son of Sam.
* August 12 – The NASA Space Shuttle, named ''Enterprise'', makes its first test free-flight from the back of a Boeing 747 Shuttle Carrier Aircraft (SCA).
* August 15 – The Big Ear, a radio telescope operated by Ohio State University as part of the SETI project, receives a radio signal from deep space; the event is named the "WOW!" signal for a notation made by a volunteer on the project.
*August 16 – Elvis Presley, the king of rock and roll, dies in his home in Graceland at age 42. 75,000 fans lined the streets of Memphis for this funeral, which occurred on August 18, but wasn't televised until August 20.
* August 20 – Voyager program: The United States launches the ''Voyager 2'' spacecraft.

September

* September – Evangelical pastor Oral Roberts publishes plans to build the ' City of God Hospital' in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The towers are completed in 1981 for $120m ($299m, in 2012)
* September 4 – The Golden Dragon Massacre takes place in San Francisco, California.
* September 5 – Voyager program: ''Voyager 1'' is launched after a brief delay.
* September 7 – Treaties between Panama and the United States on the status of the Panama Canal are signed. The U.S. agrees to transfer control of the canal to Panama at the end of the 20th century.
* September 13 – ''Soap'' debuts on ABC and launches the career of Billy Crystal.
* September 18 – '' Courageous'', skippered by Ted Turner, sweeps ''Australia'' in the 24th America's Cup yachting race.
* September 19 – Nicaraguan drug cartels rise to power in New Jersey. Pablo Escobar as facilitating drug lord.
** Under pressure from the Carter Administration, President Anastasio Somoza Debayle lifts the state of siege in Nicaragua.
** Closure of steelworks in Youngstown, Ohio, is announced.
* September 21 – A nuclear non-proliferation pact is signed by 15 countries, including the United States and the Soviet Union.
*September 23 – Jazz-rock group Steely Dan releases their sixth studio album '' Aja''; it becomes their highest charting album at No. 3 and goes on to win a Grammy Award.
* September 29
** Singer-songwriter Billy Joel releases his fifth studio album '' The Stranger''; it becomes the first of several hit albums, spawning five hit singles, going 10× platinum in the US, and later ranking at No. 70 on the list of Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums of All Time.
** The modern Food Stamp Program begins when the Food Stamp Act of 1977 is enacted.
* September 30 – A series of partial government shutdowns occur, finally ending in December.

October

* October 1
** Energy Research and Development Administration part of Department of Energy.
** Pelé plays his final professional football game as a member of the New York Cosmos.
* October 6 – Irish American mobster Danny Greene is murdered with a car bomb by the Cleveland crime family in Lyndhurst, Ohio.
* October 12 – The passage of the Community Reinvestment Act.
* October 14 – Anita Bryant is famously pied by four gay rights activists during a press conference in Des Moines, Iowa. This event resulted in her political fallout from anti-gay activism.
* October 18 – Newly acquired and flamboyantly charismatic slugger Reggie Jackson hits three home runs to lead the New York Yankees to their first World Series championship victory since 1962 over the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 1977 World Series in six games.
* October 20 – Three members (lead singer Ronnie Van Zant, guitarist Steve Gaines and a backup singer) of the Southern rock band Lynyrd Skynyrd die in a charter plane crash outside Gillsburg, Mississippi, three days after the release of their fifth studio album '' Street Survivors''.
* October 21 – Rock singer Meat Loaf (real name Marvin Lee Aday) releases the album ''Bat Out of Hell''.
* October 24 – A new Peanuts special, ''It's Your First Kiss, Charlie Brown'', airs on CBS. It shows and names "Heather", the Little Red-Haired Girl, thereupon ending the 'mystery'.

November

* November 6 – The Kelly Barnes Dam, located above Toccoa Falls Bible College near Toccoa, Georgia, fails, killing 39.
* November 8 – San Francisco elects City Supervisor Harvey Milk, the first openly gay elected official of any large city in the U.S.
* November 13 – The comic strip ''Li'l Abner'' ends its 43-year run in newspapers.
* November 22 – British Airways inaugurates regular London to New York City supersonic Concorde service.
* November 27 – The Rankin/Bass animated film ''The Hobbit'' premieres on NBC in the United States.
* November 28 – Jazz saxophonist Archie Shepp records "On Green Dolphin Street", the first digitally recorded album to be released commercially in the USA.

December

* December 1 – '' Pinwheel'' debuts on Channel C-3 (now Nickelodeon).
* December 11 – After losing 26 games, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers of the US National Football League record their very first win; against the New Orleans Saints.
* December 12 – The Lockheed's top-secret stealth aircraft project, designated Have Blue, precursor to the U.S. F-117A Nighthawk, makes its first flight.
* December 13 – Crash of Air Indiana Flight 216: A DC-3 charter plane carrying the University of Evansville basketball team crashes in rain and dense fog about 90 seconds after takeoff from Evansville Dress Regional Airport. Twenty-nine people die in the crash, including 14 members of the team and head coach Bob Watson.
* December 16 – Mikhail Baryshnikov's 1976 production of Tchaikovsky's ballet ''The Nutcracker'' comes to CBS a year after premiering onstage at the Kennedy Center. This adaptation will become the most popular television production of the work.
*December 19–21 – The Great Bakersfield Dust Storm hits the Southern San Joaquin Valley, in California; resulting in three deaths and $40 million in damages.

Undated

* Polish-American mathematician Antoni Zygmund authors his major work ''Measure and Integral''.
* Feature films released in 1977 include: '' Star Wars'', ''Annie Hall'', '' Saturday Night Fever'', ''Close Encounters of the Third Kind'', ''The Goodbye Girl'', '' A Bridge Too Far'', '' Exorcist II: The Heretic'', '' The Turning Point'', '' New York, New York'', ''Smokey and the Bandit''
* John Travolta's role in '' Saturday Night Fever'' inspired young Americans to wear Flare jeans, an updated version of Bell-bottoms.
* Atari 2600, released in October, popularized the use of microprocessor based hardware and cartridges containing game code.
* The coldest winter for fifty-nine years in the Ohio Valley region and a record dry year throughout the West, especially the Pacific Northwest, creates heating fuel and water shortages plus extended freezing of the Great Lakes and freezing of the Mississippi River as far as Cairo, Illinois.

Ongoing

* Cold War (1947–1991)
* Détente (c. 1969–1979)
* 1970s energy crisis (1973–1980)

Births

January

* January 1 – Abdihakem Abdirahman, Olympic long-distance runner
* January 3 – A. J. Burnett, baseball player
* January 4
** Graham Elliot, chef, restaurateur and television personality
** Ozell Wells, Dominican-American basketball player, coach, and scout
* January 7
** Dustin Diamond, actor (d. 2021)
** John Gidding, architect and television host
* January 8 – Amber Benson, actress
* January 9 – Scoonie Penn, basketball player
* January 11
** Devin Ratray, actor
** Nadia Turner, singer
* January 12
** DeJuan Alfonzo, football player
** DJ Paul, DJ, record producer, and rapper for Three 6 Mafia
* January 17 – Kevin Thorn, wrestler
* January 18
** Lloyd Ahlquist, youtuber
** Lazo Alavanja, soccer player
** Allison Alderson, actress, host, and beauty queen
* January 19 – Taliesin Jaffe, actor
* January 20 – Sid Wilson, turntablist for Slipknot
* January 21
** Reggie Austin, football player
** Jerry Trainor, actor, comedian and musician
* January 22 – Ben Taylor, singer-songwriter, musician, and actor
* January 24
** Johann Urb, Estonian-born actor
** Chad Hurley, webmaster and businessman, co-founded YouTube
* January 26
** Vince Carter, professional basketball player
** Justin Gimelstob, tennis player and coach
* January 28
** Daunte Culpepper, professional football player
** Antonio Delgado, politician, 79th Lieutenant Governor of New York
** Joey Fatone, singer ('N Sync)
** Lyle Overbay, professional baseball player
* January 29
** Dion Basco, actor
** Justin Hartley, actor
** Sam Jaeger, actor
* January 30 – Dan Hinote, ice hockey player and coach
* January 31
** Wheeler Antabanez, writer
** Bobby Moynihan, actor and comedian
** Kerry Washington, actress

February

* February 1
** Lari Ketner, basketball player (d. 2014)
** Robert Traylor, basketball player (d. 2011)
* February 3 – Maitland Ward, actress
* February 4
** Shedrack Anderson III, actor
** Gavin DeGraw, musician and singer-songwriter
* February 5
** Adam Everett, baseball player
** Ahmad Merritt, football player
* February 6 – Brendan Boyle, politician
* February 7 – Hillary Wolf, child actress and judoka
* February 8
** Dave Farrell, bassist for Linkin Park
** Barry Hall, footballer
* February 11 – Mike Shinoda, singer, rapper, and emcee for Linkin Park
* February 13 – Randy Moss, football player
* February 15 – Brooks Wackerman, drummer for Avenged Sevenfold and Bad Religion (2001-2005)
* February 16 – Paul Brittain, actor and comedian
* February 17 – Bennie Anderson, football player
* February 18
** Ike Barinholtz, actor and comedian
** Sean Watkins, guitarist, vocalist and songwriter
* February 19 – Andrew Ross Sorkin, journalist, author, columnist, and producer
* February 20
** Gail Kim, Canadian-born wrestler
** Stephon Marbury, basketball player
* February 21
** Jonathan Safran Foer, author
** Steve Francis, basketball player
** Kevin Rose, internet entrepreneur
* February 24
** Julie E. Adams, politician
** Bronson Arroyo, baseball player and singer
** Floyd Mayweather Jr., boxer
* February 26
** Jeremy Aldrich, soccer player
** Greg Rikaart, actor
* February 28
** Aaron Aguilera, wrestler and actor
** Jason Aldean, country singer
** Lance Archer, wrestler
** Steven Fulop, politician, mayor of Jersey City, New Jersey

March

* March 1 – Adam Huss, actor, producer, and writer
* March 2
** Steve Armas, soccer player
** Heather McComb, actress
* March 4 – Jeremiah Green, rock musician (d. 2022)
* March 5
** Daniel Alarcón, Peruvian-born novelist, journalist, and radio producer
** Jennifer Anson, American-born Palaun judoka
** Bryan Berard, ice hockey player
** Mike MacDougal, baseball player
** Wally Szczerbiak, basketball player and sportscaster
* March 6 – Bubba Sparxxx, rapper
* March 8 – James Van Der Beek, actor
* March 9
** Lydia Mackay, voice actress
** Shannon Miller, gymnast
** Robin Thicke, American-born Canadian singer
* March 10 – Bree Turner, actress
* March 11
** Miguel Almaguer, journalist
** Becky Hammon, basketball player
* March 15
** Brian Tee, Japanese-born actor
** Joe Hahn, musician, DJ, director and visual artist for Linkin Park
* March 16 – Richard Swift, singer/songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer and short-film maker
* March 22
** Joey Porter, football player and coach
** David Portnoy, media personality
** Tom Poti, ice hockey player
** Lon Symensma, chef
* March 23 – Sammy Morris, football player
* March 24
** Ubusuku Abukusumo, soccer player
** Jessica Chastain, actress and producer
* March 26 – Bianca Kajlich, actress
* March 27 – Roger Velasco, actor
* March 28 – Annie Wersching, actress (d. 2023)

April

* April 1
** Harold Arceneaux, basketball player
** Paul Kalanithi, neurosurgeon and writer (d. 2015)
* April 3 – Aiden Leslie, singer/songwriter
* April 4 – Adam Dutkiewicz, musician and guitarist for Killswitch Engage and Times of Grace
* April 6 – Teddy Sears, actor
* April 9 – Gerard Way, singer and frontman for My Chemical Romance
* April 10 – Stephanie Sheh, voice actress
* April 11 – Ron Nirenberg, politician, mayor of San Antonio, Texas
* April 12 – Sarah Jane Morris, actress
* April 14
** Hameen Ali, football player
** Nate Fox, basketball player (d. 2014)
** Sarah Michelle Gellar, actress
** Chandra Levy, intern (d. 2001)
** Rob McElhenney, actor
** David Valadao, politician
* April 15 – Matt Holt, heavy metal singer (d. 2017)
* April 16
** Jordan Allen-Dutton, writer, producer, and director
** Hayes MacArthur, actor, producer, and screenwriter
* April 21 – Bodhraj Acharya, Nepalese-born scientist
* April 22 – Owen Ashworth, musician
* April 23
** Kal Penn, actor
** John Cena, professional wrestler
** Eric Edelstein, actor
** John Oliver, comedian
* April 25 – Ricardo Aleman, author and comedian
* April 26
** Jason Earles, actor
** Tom Welling, actor
* April 27
** Courtney Alexander, basketball player
** Kunimi Andrea, singer and actress
* April 29
** Matt Bachand, guitarist for Shadows Fall
** Titus O'Neill, wrestler
* April 30 – Alexandra Holden, actress

May

* May 3
** Ben Olsen, footballer
** Eric Church, country music singer
** Jeffrey Garcia, stand-up comedian, actor and voice actor
* May 5 – Tudor Dixon, businesswoman, political commentator, and political candidate
* May 6 – Brian Aldridge, politician
* May 9 – Maggie Dixon, basketball player and coach (d. 2006)
* May 11 – Sal Alosi, strength and conditioning coach
* May 12 – Rebecca Herbst, actress
* May 13 – Tom Cotton, politician
* May 14 – Roy Halladay, baseball player (d. 2017)
* May 17
** Joaquin Arambula, politician
** Welles Crowther, investment banker (d. 2001)
* May 18 – Ken Amato, football player
* May 19
** Larry Abney, basketball player
** Brandon Inge, baseball player
* May 20
** Tiger Tyson, gay pornographic film actor, model, and gay porn film director
** Chad Muska, skateboarder
* May 21 – Alicia Albe, gymnast
* May 23 – Heather Wahlquist, actress
* May 26 – Mark Hunter, singer and frontman for Chimaira
* May 27
** Henry Aquino, politician
** David Toland, politician, 52nd Lieutenant Governor of Kansas
* May 28 – Elisabeth Hasselbeck, talk show host
* May 29
** Rory Albanese, comedian, comedy writer and television producer
** Kevin Arbouet, director, writer, and producer
* May 31
** Guma Aguiar, Brazilian-born businessman and industrialist (missing since 2012)
** Eric Christian Olsen, actor

June

* June 1
** Sarah Wayne Callies, actress
** Danielle Harris, actress and director
* June 2
** Zachary Quinto, actor
** A.J. Styles, wrestler
* June 3
** Travis Hafner, baseball player
** Az-Zahir Hakim, football player
* June 5
**Kristin Gore, author and screenwriter
** Christian Martucci, singer/songwriter and guitarist for Black President, The Strychnine Babies, Stone Sour, and The Chelsea Smiles
* June 6 – Matt Heinz, doctor and politician
* June 7 – Joe Horgan, baseball player
* June 8 – Kanye West, recording artist
* June 11
** Darnell Alford, football player
** Ryan Dunn, television personality (d. 2011)
* June 12 – Kenny Wayne Shepherd, singer-songwriter and guitarist
* June 14
** Rashard Anderson, football player (d. 2022)
** De'Adre Aziza, actress and singer
** Chris McAlister, football player
* June 16
** Rich Attonito, mixed martial artist
** Kerry Wood, baseball player
* June 19 – Peter Warrick, football player
* June 20
** Ronnie Gene Blevins, actor
** Stephanie White, basketball player
* June 23 – Jason Mraz, singer/songwriter
* June 25
** Jon Akin, soccer player
** Tim Anderson, musician, songwriter, and producer
* June 27 – Dan Andriano, bassist for Alkaline Trio and The Damned Things
* June 28 – Blair Butler, comedian
* June 29
** Jeff Baena, screenwriter and director
** Bradley Stryker, actor
* June 30 – Lyndon Amick, stock car racing driver

July

* July 1
** Pamela Rogers Turner, teacher and child rapist
** Liv Tyler, actress
** Lovely Warren, politician, mayor of Rochester, New York (2014-2021)
* July 5 – Steven Sharp Nelson, cellist
* July 7
** Tori Alamaze, singer
** Dan Whitesides, drummer for The Used
* July 8 – Milo Ventimiglia, actor
* July 10 – Cary Joji Fukunaga, director, writer, and cinematographer
* July 11 – Edward Moss, impersonator
* July 12
** Steve Howey, actor
** Brock Lesnar, wrestler and mixed martial artist
* July 13
** Michael Alan, artist
** Ashley Scott, actress
** Kari Wahlgren, voice actress
* July 15
** Lana Parrilla, actress
** Ray Toro, musician
* July 17 – Brandon Ash, stock car racing driver
* July 21 – Heather Armbrust, bodybuilder
* July 26 – Markwayne Mullin, politician
* July 27
** Martha Madison, actress
** Jason Zimbler, actor
* July 28
** Travis Alexander, murder victim (d. 2008)
** Dexter Jackson, football player and sportscaster
** Chris Samuels, football player and coach
* July 29 – Balamurali Ambati, Indian-born ophthalmologist, educator, and researcher
* July 30 – Jaime Pressly, actress
* July 31 – Tim Couch, football player

August

* August 2
** Julián Alonso, Spanish-born tennis player
** Edward Furlong, actor
** Marc Rizzo, guitarist for Soulfly and Ill Niño
** Jill Underly, politician
* August 3
** Karen Alloy, comedian
** Tom Brady, football player and entrepreneur
* August 6 – Ashlie Atkinson, actress
* August 7 – Jamey Jasta, singer and frontman for Hatebreed and Kingdom of Sorrow
* August 8
** Michael Chernus, actor
** Lindsay Sloane, actress
* August 11 – Pablo Lucio Vasquez

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