Affleck, Casey (August 12)
Ben Affleck's younger brother and the star of Gone, Baby, Gone
Famous People Born in 1975
From the Who2 database of 4,809 musicians, actors, historical figures, and other celebrities:
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Bakker, Jay (December 18)
The rebel-turned-preacher son of Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker -
Barrymore, Drew (February 22)
Star of the movie Charlie's Angels and E.T. -
Beckham, David (May 2)
English soccer star and pop culture celebrity -
Bialik, Mayim (December 12)
Star of TV's Blossom and co-host of Jeopardy! -
Bice, Bo (November 1)
American Idol runner-up in 2005 -
Blalock, Jolene (March 5)
T'Pol on TV's Enterprise -
Braff, Zach (April 6)
The guy from Scrubs and Garden State -
Brand, Russell (June 4)
The British comedian who starred in Get Him to the Greek -
Cardellini, Linda (June 25)
Star of Freaks and Geeks and E.R. -
Coates, Ta-Nehisi (September 30)
The 'Atlantic' writer who also does 'Black Panther' comics -
Cooper, Bradley (January 5)
The star of the 2018 melodrama A Star Is Born -
Cotillard, Marion (September 30)
The Oscar-winning star of La Vie En Rose -
Ferguson, Stacy "Fergie" (March 27)
The Wild Orchid member who joined the Black Eyed Peas -
Galecki, Johnny (April 30)
Leonard Hofstadter on the sitcom The Big Bang Theory -
Gillaine, Marie (June 18)
The young star of the film My Father the Hero -
Gosselin, Kate (March 28)
The wife and mother from TV's Jon & Kate Plus 8 -
Gryner, Emm
Singer of the folk single "Summerlong" -
Handler, Chelsea (February 25)
TV Host and author of Are You There, Vodka? It's Me, Chelsea -
Hasan, Sheeraz
Host of Tinseltown TV -
Hendricks, Christina (May 3)
Joan the office manager on the TV series Mad Men -
Iverson, Allen (June 7)
The NBA player called "The Answer" -
Jackson, Curtis (July 6)
The rapper who made the hit album Get Rich or Die Tryin -
Johnson, Jimmie (September 17)
The winner of four consecutive NASCAR championships, 2006-09 -
Jolie, Angelina (June 4)
The Oscar-winning star of Girl, Interrupted and other films -
Jovovich, Milla (December 17)
The star of the Resident Evil movies -
Kelly, Jill (January 1)
The Tampa socialite at the center of the David Petraeus scandal of 2012 -
Kid Koala
Scratchin' deejay from Montreal -
Kim, Lil' (July 11)
The controversial female rapper of "No Time" -
Landis, Floyd (October 14)
2006 Tour de France winner who lost his title -
Longoria, Eva (March 15)
Gabrielle on TV's Desperate Housewives -
Maguire, Tobey (June 27)
Spider-Man in the movies -
Mayer, Marissa (May 30)
The early Google employee who became CEO of Yahoo in 2012 -
McKellar, Danica (January 3)
Kevin's dream girl on The Wonder Years -
Murphy, Carolyn (August 11)
Cover girl of the 2005 Sports Illustrated -
Reid, Tara (November 8)
Host of the party travelogue show Taradise -
Rodriguez, Alex (July 27)
The quarter-billion-dollar superstar known as "A-Rod" -
Simmons, Kimora Lee (May 3)
Russell Simmons's ex-wife and director of Baby Phat fashions -
Smith, Zadie (October 25)
The author of White Teeth -
Stratus, Trish (December 18)
The pro wrestler named "Diva of the Decade" in 2003 -
Sudeikis, Jason (September 18)
The star of TV's 'Ted Lasso' -
Suleman, Nadya
The woman who gave birth to octuplets in 2009 -
Taylor, Niki (March 5)
The supermodel nearly killed in a 2001 car crash -
Theron, Charlize (August 7)
The Oscar-winning star of the movie Monster -
Truss, Liz (July 26)
The shortest-serving prime minister in the United Kingdom's history -
Uchitel, Rachel (January 29)
The alleged "other woman" in the Tiger Woods brouhaha of 2009 -
Winslet, Kate (October 5)
The ingenue star of Titanic -
Witt, Alicia (August 21)
Co-star of TV's Cybill -
Woods, Tiger (December 30)
The biggest golf superstar of the 21st century -
Wrobel, Magdalena
Wonderbra pitchwoman