Celebrities born on juillet 27

Jean-Baptiste Lafarge fait ses classes dans le 16ème arrondissement de Paris, au Lycée Molière, où il fréquente par hasard la section théâtre en 2005. Ces cours sonnent comme une révélation et il entreprend de s’inscrire au Studio à Asnières, intègre la classe libre des Cours Florent en parallèle, avant d'achever sa formation au Conservatoire national supérieur d'art dramatique en 2011. Il fait ses premiers pas sur un plateau de tournage en 2010, donnant la réplique à Catherine Deneuve et Nicolas Duvauchelle dans Les Yeux de sa mère, où il joue Bruno Tremazan, un garçon de 20 ans qui pratique la boxe en Bretagne, et que l’on recherche pour lui avouer un secret de famille. Après ce film choral, c’est dans la comédie loufoque JC Comme Jésus Christ (2011) qu’il décroche le petit rôle de Max. En 2014, il est l’un des trois acteurs à l’honneur du dernier film de Kim Chapiron, le sulfureux La Crème de la crème. Aux côtés des jeunes débutants Alice Isaaz et Thomas Blumenthal, il incarne Louis, un étudiant né avec une cuillère en argent dans la bouche, qui entreprend de monter un réseau de prostitution.

Jean-Baptiste Lafarge fait ses classes dans le 16ème arrondissement de Paris, au Lycée Molière, où il fréquente par hasard la section théâtre en 2005. Ces cours sonnent comme une révélation et il entreprend de s’inscrire au Studio à Asnières, intègre la classe libre des Cours Florent en parallèle, avant d'achever sa formation au Conservatoire national supérieur d'art dramatique en 2011. Il fait ses premiers pas sur un plateau de tournage en 2010, donnant la réplique à Catherine Deneuve et Nicolas Duvauchelle dans Les Yeux de sa mère, où il joue Bruno Tremazan, un garçon de 20 ans qui pratique la boxe en Bretagne, et que l’on recherche pour lui avouer un secret de famille. Après ce film choral, c’est dans la comédie loufoque JC Comme Jésus Christ (2011) qu’il décroche le petit rôle de Max. En 2014, il est l’un des trois acteurs à l’honneur du dernier film de Kim Chapiron, le sulfureux La Crème de la crème. Aux côtés des jeunes débutants Alice Isaaz et Thomas Blumenthal, il incarne Louis, un étudiant né avec une cuillère en argent dans la bouche, qui entreprend de monter un réseau de prostitution.

Ariyan Mehedi is a Bangladeshi Singer-songwriter, Composer and Music producer. He rose to mainstream in 2022 by singing the song "Tomari Pichu Pichu" in the film Matinee Show, were in the act Bangladeshi most popular actor Afran Nisho and Mehazabien Chowdhury. In 2023, he again made headlines with the song 'Chole Gele', bringing together British singer-songwriter Zack Knight. He became widely popular with the song 'Bondhu Mane Adda' in the drama "Family Friends". Subsequently, he sang many blockbuster songs like "Mone Pore Tomay Bare Bar", "NO PREM", "Ki Vul Chilo", "Tumi Khub Sundor", "Tumio Kadbe", "Hariye Gele", "Jani Na", "Mitthe Abege", "Onuvobe", "Keno Kache Ele", "Not Mine", and many more. He has gained popularity in Bangladesh, and India, especially Bollywood and Urban Punjabi music genre. He has quickly become known for his soulful voice and catchy melodies, diverse flows and his desire to crossover into the mainstream. He can sing in Bangla, Hindi, and English.

Judith Rumelt (born July 27, 1973), better known by her pen name Cassandra Clare, is an American author of young adult fiction, best known for her bestselling series The Mortal Instruments.

William Eggleston is an American photographer. He is widely credited with increasing recognition for color photography as a legitimate artistic medium.

Humayun was born into an enlightened family on July 27, 1971, in Karachi. Being the eldest amongst five brothers, his parents expected a lot from him. From 1995 onwards, he associated himself with Pakistani television. First he appeared as an artist in numerous television plays and drama serials. His first play was "Yeh Jahan". Later, he started his own production, known as H.S. Production. From 'H.S. Production', he has produced the serial, "Tum he to ho", "Pehli Khahish", "Adhuray Khawab", "Dil wo bay mehar" and "Undekhi". He was teamed up with Sonia Saeed, Perveen Malik, Ghazala Butt and others, in the play, 'Shayad Kay Bahar Aaye'. Producer, Sultana Siddiqui, director, Rana Sheikh.

Mukhtar began his career as a filmmaker in 2006 and as a theatre actor in 2007, directing music videos and short films as well as acting in many plays before getting his break as a film actor with a role in the 2016 Janaan. He then had a role in the 2018 Parchi, a movie for which he was also the cinematographer. In 2019 Mukhtar starred in the Hum TV drama Anaa, written by Samira Fazal and directed by Shahzad Kashmiri, which marked his acting debut on television