Famous Aquarius Celebrities

• Aaron, Hank (February 5)

  The baseball star who beat Babe Ruth's home run record

• Abbey, Edward (January 29)

  Author of The Monkey Wrench Gang

• Adams, Henry (February 16)

  The author of The Education of Henry Adams

• Adams, Louisa (February 12)

  The wife of U.S. president John Quincy Adams

• Adamson, Joy (January 20)

  Author of Born Free

• Alda, Alan (January 28)

  Hawkeye Pierce on TV's M*A*S*H

• Aldrin, Buzz (January 20)

  The second man on the moon

• Ali, Mahershala (February 16)

  Two-time Oscar-winner for 'Moonlight' and 'Green Book'

• Alinsky, Saul (January 30)

  The father of community organizing

• Allen, Ethan (January 21)

  American Revolution fighter who helped found Vermont

• Allen, Paul (January 21)

  The co-founder (with Bill Gates) of Microsoft

• Allen, Peter (February 10)

  Aussie cabaret performer and subject of the musical The Boy From Oz

• American Pharoah (February 2)

  The winner of horse racing's Triple Crown in 2015

• Aniston, Jennifer (February 11)

  Rachel on the TV series Friends

• Anthony, Susan B. (February 15)

  The women's rights activist on the one-dollar coin

• Armgard, Beatrix (January 31)

  Queen of The Netherlands, 1980-2013

• Aronofsky, Darren (February 12)

  The Oscar-nominated director of Black Swan

• Auel, Jean M. (February 18)

  The author of The Clan of the Cave Bear

• Baldwin, Tammy (February 11)

  The first openly gay U.S. senator

• Bale, Christian (January 30)

  The Oscar-winning actor who played Batman in Batman Begins

• Banks, Iain (February 16)

   The author of The Wasp Factory

• Banks, Jonathan (January 31)

  Mike in Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul

• Banner, John (January 28)

  Sergeant Schultz on Hogan's Heroes

• Barak, Ehud (February 12)

  Prime Minister of Israel, 1999-2001

• Barton, Mischa (January 24)

  Marissa Cooper on TV's The O.C.

• Bay, Michael (February 17)

  The high-octane director of the Transformers films

• Beck, Glenn (February 10)

  Tearful, conservative talk show host on Fox News (2009-11)

• Belushi, John (January 24)

  Bluto in Animal House

• Bentham, Jeremy (February 15)

  The father of Utilitarianism

• Bentsen, Lloyd (February 11)

  Debater who said, "You're no Jack Kennedy"

• Bishop, Elizabeth (February 8)

  Poet Laureate of the United States, 1949-50

• Bishop, Joey (February 3)

  Comedian member of the Rat Pack

• Bixby, Bill (January 22)

  Dr. David Banner on TV's The Incredible Hulk

• Blackwell, Elizabeth (February 3)

  First woman to receive a medical degree

• Blair, Linda (January 22)

  The demon-possessed girl in the 1972 film The Exorcist

• Bloomberg, Michael (February 14)

  The billionaire mayor of New York City, 2002-2014

• Blume, Judy (February 12)

  The author of Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret

• Bonhoeffer, Dietrich (February 4)

  The theologian hanged for plotting against Hitler

• Bono, Sonny (February 16)

  The mod 1960s singer who became a Congressman

• Borgnine, Ernest (January 24)

  The Oscar winning star of the 1955 movie Marty

• Boseman, Chadwick (November 29)

  The star of the superhero movie Black Panther

• Boyle, Robert (January 25)

  17th century chemist who came up with Boyle's law

• Bradley, Omar (February 12)

  American general during World War II

• Braun, Eva (February 6)

  Mistress and last-minute wife of Adolf Hitler

• Brautigan, Richard (January 30)

  Author of Trout Fishing in America

• Breitbart, Andrew (February 1)

  The right-wing activist who brought down Rep. Anthony Weiner

• Breivik, Anders (February 13)

  The Norwegian extremist who killed 77 people in 2011

• Brinkley, Christie (February 2)

  Sports Illustrated cover girl and former wife of Billy Joel

• Brolin, Josh (February 12)

  Llewelyn Moss in the movie No Country for Old Men

• Bronner, Emanuel (February 1)

  Creator of Dr. Bronner's soap products

• Brooks, Garth (February 7)

  Country-pop singer of "Shameless" and "Friends in Low Places"

• Burns, Robert (January 25)

  Scotland's most famous poet

• Burr, Aaron (February 6)

  The Vice President who killed Alexander Hamilton

• Burroughs, William S. (February 5)

  The author of Naked Lunch

• Burton, LeVar (February 16)

  The blind officer on Star Trek: The Next Generation

• Bush, Jeb (February 11)

  The brother of President George W. Bush who was governor of Florida from 1999-2007

• Bush, Neil Mallon (January 22)

  George W. Bush's brother, who ran the bankrupt Silverado Savings & Loan

• Byck, Samuel (January 30)

  The guy who plotted to assassinate President Nixon with a plane

• California Chrome (February 18)

  The horse who didn't quite win the Triple Crown in 2014

• Carroll, Lewis (January 27)

  The author of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

• Cassady, Neal (February 8)

  The basis for Dean Moriarity in Jack Kerouac's On the Road

• Chaney, Lon Jr. (February 10)

  Larry Talbot, the guy who becomes The Wolf Man (1941)

• Channing, Carol (January 31)

  The long-running star of Hello, Dolly!

• Chekhov, Anton (January 29)

  Author of The Cherry Orchard

• Cheney, Dick (January 30)

  Vice president of the United States, 2001-2009

• Chopin, Kate (February 8)

  Author of The Awakening

• Cimino, Michael (February 3)

  The director of 'The Deer Hunter' and 'Heaven's Gate'

• Clooney, Amal (February 3)

  The international lawyer who married George Clooney

• Coleman, Bessie (January 26)

  The world's first licensed African-American pilot

• Coleman, Gary (February 8)

  Short star of TV's Diff'rent Strokes

• Colman, Olivia (January 30)

  The Oscar-winning star of the 2018 movie 'The Favourite'

• Comfort, Alex (February 10)

  The uninhibited author of The Joy of Sex

• Coney Barrett, Amy (January 28)

  President Trump's Supreme Court Pick Just Before Election 2020

• Conrad, Lauren (February 1)

  "LC" from Laguna Beach and The Hills

• Corrigan, Douglas (January 22)

  The flier who 'accidentally' crossed the Atlantic

• Cromwell, James (January 27)

  Farmer Hoggett in the movie Babe

• Crouch, Peter (January 30)

  The 6'7" striker for the English national team

• Crow, Sheryl (February 11)

  Singer of "All I Wanna Do"

• Cullen, Bill (February 18)

  The game show host with the horn-rimmed glasses

• Darwin, Charles (February 12)

  The naturalist who came up with the theory of evolution

• Davis, Angela (January 26)

  The black feminist/communist on the Most Wanted list in 1970

• Davis, Geena (January 21)

  The leggy star of Thelma and Louise

• Dean, James (February 8)

  Movie icon and star of Rebel Without a Cause

• DeBose, Ariana (January 25)

  Anita in the Spielberg version of 'West Side Story'

• Degeneres, Ellen (January 26)

  Host of daytime TV's The Ellen DeGeneres Show

• DeHaan, Dane (February 6)

  The Green Goblin in 2014's The Amazing Spider-Man 2

• De La Hoya, Oscar (February 4)

  Middleweight boxing star of the 1990s

• Dern, Laura (February 10)

  The star of Jurassic Park and Little Women

• De Rossi, Portia (January 31)

   She played Lindsay on TV's Arrested Development

• Dhue, Laurie (February 10)

  Former newsreader on the Fox News Channel

• Diamond, Neil (January 24)

  The pop musician who sang "Sweet Caroline"

• Dickens, Charles (February 7)

  The author of A Christmas Carol

• Dilla, J (February 7)

  The Detroit hip-hop rapper/producer who did the album 'Donuts'

• Diller, Barry (February 2)

  The former Paramount and Fox TV executive who now runs InterActiveCorp

• Dillon, Matt (February 18)

  Star of Rumble Fish and Wild Things

• Donovan, Shaun (January 24)

  U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, 2009-14

• Douglass, Frederick (February)

  Former slave turned anti-slavery leader

• Dr. Dre (February 18)

  Founding member of the gangsta rap group N.W.A.

• Durante, Jimmy (February 10)

  Big-nosed comedian of 20th-century radio and TV

• Eaton, Ashton (January 21)

  Gold medalist and three-time world champion decathlete

• Edison, Thomas (February 11)

  The man who invented the light bulb

• Eisenstein, Sergei (January 23)

  Russian director of the film The Battleship Potemkin

• Elizabeth of York (February 11)

  Henry VIII's mother

• Epstein, Jeffrey (January 20)

  The wealthy financier charged with sex trafficking of underaged girls

• Eusebio (January 25)

  Portugal's all-time top-scoring footballer

• Fairey, Shepard (February 15)

  The graphic designer who did the Obama Hope poster

• Farley, Chris (February 15)

  Star of TV's Saturday Night Live

• Farrow, Mia (February 9)

  The waifish star of Rosemary's Baby

• Fawcett, Farrah (February 2)

  Jill Munroe on TV's Charlie's Angels

• Felipe VI (January 30)

  The king of Spain, 2014-present

• Fellini, Federico (January 20)

  The Italian director of La Dolce Vita and 8 1/2

• Fisher, Isla (February 3)

  The redhead Aussie from The Wedding Crashers

• Flack, Roberta (February 10)

  Singer of Killing Me Softly

• Flowers, Gennifer (January 24)

  The Arkansas woman who claimed she had a 12-year affair with Bill Clinton

• Ford, John (February 1)

  Director of The Searchers and other Hollywood westerns

• Ford, Richard (February 16)

  The author of Independence Day and The Sportswriter

• Forman, Milos (February 18)

  The director of 'Amadeus' and 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest'

• Fremont, John C. (January 21)

  The man who mapped the West

• Friedan, Betty (February 4)

  The author of 'The Feminine Mystique'

• Gable, Clark (February 1)

  Rhett Butler in Gone With the Wind

• Gabor, Eva (February 11)

  Star of the TV sitcom Green Acres

• Gabor, Zsa Zsa (February 6)

  The much-married celebrity sister of Eva Gabor

• Gabriel, Peter (February 13)

  Singer of "Solsbury Hill" and "In Your Eyes"

• Galileo (February 15)

  The inventor of the astronomical telescope

• Garner, Julia (February 1)

  Sly criminal Ruth on the TV series 'Ozark'

• Gbowee, Leymah (February 1)

   The Nobel-winning Liberian activist featured in the documentary Pray the Devil Back to Hell

• Getz, Stan (February 2)

  The jazz saxophonist who did "The Girl From Ipanema"

• Giger, H.R. (February 5)

  The designer of the Alien monster

• Gilligan, Vince (February 10)

  The creator of the TV series Breaking Bad

• Glass, Philip (January 31)

  Modern composer who did Einstein on the Beach

• Golding, Henry (February 5)

  The male lead in the movie 'Crazy Rich Asians'

• Golovin, Tatiana (January 25)

  Russo-French tennis prodigy of the early 21st century

• Gordon-Levitt, Joseph (February 17)

  Star of Brick and The Lookout

• Graham, Heather (January 29)

  Rollergirl in the 1997 movie Boogie Nights

• Grant, Julia Dent (January 26)

  The wife of President U.S. Grant

• Greer, Germaine (January 29)

  Feminist author of 'The Female Eunuch'

• Gregg, Judd (February 14)

  U.S. senator from New Hampshire, 1993-present

• Gretzky, Wayne (January 26)

  NHL legend and nine-time league MVP

• Grey, Zane (January 31)

  Author of Riders of the Purple Sage

• Griffith, D.W. (January 22)

  Ground-breaking director of Birth of a Nation

• Grisham, John (February 8)

  Author of The Client and The Firm

• Groening, Matt (February 15)

  Creator of The Simpsons

• Hackman, Gene (January 30)

  Popeye Doyle in The French Connection

• Hall, Michael C. (February 1)

  Star of the Showtime series Dexter

• Harris, Lusia (February 10)

  The subject of the 2021 documentary 'The Queen of Basketball'

• Harrison, William Henry (February 9)

  President of the United States, March-April, 1841

• Hart, Johnny (February 18)

  Creator of the strip B.C.

• Hauer, Rutger (January 23)

  Roy Batty in the movie 'Blade Runner'

• Heimlich, Henry (February 3)

  The guy who developed the Heimlich Maneuver

• Henderson, Florence (February 14)

  Carol Brady, the mom on TV's 'The Brady Bunch'

• Hiddleston, Tom (February 9)

  Loki in those Marvel Thor movies

• Hill, Benny (January 21)

  Cheeky British comedian

• Hilton, Paris (February 17)

  Party-hopping Hilton Hotel heiress and star of TV reality shows

• Hinds, Ciarán (February 9)

  The veteran Irish actor who played a granddad in the film Belfast

• Hoffa, Jimmy (February 14)

  The powerful Teamsters honcho missing since 1975

• Holbrook, Hal (February 17)

  Stage and TV actor known for playing Mark Twain

• Holder, Eric (January 21)

  Attorney General of the United States, 2009-2015

• Hughes, Langston (February 1)

  Author of The Weary Blues (1926)

• Hu, Kelly (February 13)

  Co-star of the movie The Scorpion King

• Jackson, Lisa P. (February 8)

  Administrator of the EPA, 2009-2013

• Jackson, Thomas J. "Stonewall" (January 21)

  Brilliant Confederate general killed during the U.S. Civil War

• Jaglom, Henry (January 26)

   The idiosyncratic filmmaker who did "Can She Bake a Cherry Pie?"

• James, Etta (January 25)

  R&B singing legend who did "At Last" and "Roll With Me, Henry"

• James, Rick (February 1)

  Funky singer of "Super Freak"

• Jarmusch, Jim (January 22)

  The director of Stranger Than Paradise and Ghost Dog

• Johnston, Daniel (January 22)

  The eccentric singer/songwriter of 'Hi, How Are You?'

• Jones, Alex (February 11)

  The host of 'InfoWars'

• Jones, Grandpa (January 30)

  Co-star of the show Hee Haw

• Jones, Terry (February 1)

  A founding member of Monty Python's Flying Circus

• Jordan, Michael (February 17)

  The super-duper-star guard for the Chicago Bulls

• Jordan, Michael B. (February 9)

  The star of Creed

• Joyce, James (February 2)

  Author of Ulysses and Finnegan's Wake

• Kaiser Wilhelm II (January 27)

  The ruler of Germany during World War I

• Karman, Tawakkol (February 7)

  The Yemeni activist who shared the 2011 Nobel Peace Prize 

• Kavanaugh, Brett (February 12)

  The U.S. Supreme Court justice confirmed by a 50-48 Senate vote in 2018

• Kelley, DeForest (January 20)

  Dr. McCoy on the TV series Star Trek

• Kennedy, George (February 18)

  The con against Paul Newman in Cool Hand Luke

• Keys, Alicia (January 25)

  Singer of the hit R&B single "Fallin'"

• King Abdullah of Jordan (January 30)

  King of Jordan, 1999-present

• King, Carole (February 9)

  Singer of "It's Too Late"

• Konigsburg, E.L. (February 10)

  The author of The View From Saturday

• Koons, Jeff (January 21)

  The conceptual pop artist who did Michael Jackson and Bubbles

• Kovacs, Ernie (January 23)

  Zany 1950s TV comedian

• Kroes, Doutzen (January 23)

  The Dutch supermodel who's the face of L'Oreal cosmetics

• Krzyzewski, Mike (February 13)

  The longtime men's basketball coach at Duke University

• Kutcher, Ashton (February 7)

  The star of That '70s Show and Punk'd

• Lane, Diane (January 22)

  Star of the 2002 movie Unfaithful

• Lautner, Taylor (February 11)

  Jacob Black in the Twilight movie series

• Lazar, Bob (January 26)

  The guy who says he worked on alien spacecraft at Area 51

• Leakey, Mary (February 16)

  The archaeologist who discovered early human fossils in Olduvai Gorge, Africa

• Ledbetter, Huddie "Lead Belly" (January 20)

  20th century folk singer who did "Midnight Special"

• Lemmon, Jack (February 8)

  Felix Ungar in the movie The Odd Couple

• Lewis, Sinclair (February 7)

  The author of Babbitt and Elmer Gantry

• Lillard, Matthew (January 24)

  Shaggy in the Scooby-Doo film series

• Lillis, Sophia (February 13)

  Beverly in the ‘It’ films and star of 'I Am Not Okay With This'

• Lincoln, Abraham (February 12)

  The Civil War president who wrote the Gettysburg Address

• Lindbergh, Charles (February 4)

  The first person to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean

• Linney, Laura (February 5)

  Oscar-nominated star of You Can Count on Me

• Longet, Claudine (January 29)

  The wispy French singer who shot Spider Sabich

• Louise, Tina (February 11)

  Ginger on the TV sitcom Gilligan's Island

• Lubitsch, Ernst (January 28)

  The director of Ninotchka

• Lupino, Ida (February 4)

  The Hollywood actress who also directed the 1950’s noir film 'The Hitch-Hiker'

• Lynch, David (January 20)

  The director of Blue Velvet

• MacArthur, Douglas (January 26)

  The American general who said "I shall return"

• Mach, Ernst (February 18)

  The guy mach speed is named for

• Maher, Bill (January 20)

  Former host of ABC's Politically Incorrect

• Mailer, Norman (January 31)

  Pugnacious author of The Naked and the Dead

• Manet, Edouard (January 23)

  French realist who painted 1866's The Fifer

• Marley, Bob (February 6)

  The reggae hero who did "Get Up, Stand Up"

• Martin, Trayvon (February 5)

  The Florida teen shot in 2012 while wearing a hoodie

• Mason, Shirley (January 25)

  The woman whose story was told in Sybil

• Maugham, W. Somerset (January 25)

  The author of Of Human Bondage

• McEnroe, John (February 16)

  The tempestuous tennis champ who was married to Tatum O'Neal

• McKinley, William (January 29)

  President of the United States, 1897-1901

• McLachlan, Sarah (January 28)

  Singer/Songwriter who co-founded Lilith Fair

• Megan Thee Stallion (February 15)

  The featured vocalist on the 2020 hit "WAP"

• Mendeleev, Dmitri (February 7)

  The chemist who created the periodic table of elements

• Mescal, Paul (February 2)

  The Oscar-nominated star of the 2022 film Aftersun

• Miller, Frank (January 27)

  The comics artist who did Batman: The Dark Knight Returns

• Milonakis, Andy (January 30)

  Youthful-looking MTV prankster who did "The Superbowl Is Gay"

• Moore, Garry (January 31)

  Host of TV's Garry Moore Show

• More, Sir Thomas (February 7)

  The author of Utopia

• Moretz, Chloë Grace (February 10)

  Hit-Girl in the movie Kick-Ass

• Morrison, Toni (February 18)

  Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Beloved

• Mo Yah (February 17)

  The Chinese author of Red Sorghum Clan

• Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (January 27)

  Composer of Eine kleine Nachtmusik

• Newman, Paul (January 26)

  Blue-eyed star of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

• Newton, Huey (February 17)

  Co-founder of the Black Panthers

• Neymar (February 5)

  The star forward of Brazil's 2014 World Cup team

• Nolte, Nick (February 8)

  Athletic, gravel-voiced movie star

• Noriega, Manuel (February 11)

  The Panamanian dictator arrested by the U.S.A.

• Norwood, Brandy (February 11)

  The R&B singer who starred as TV's Moesha

• Novak, Kim (February 13)

  The blonde in Vertigo

• Oberst, Conor (February 15)

  The singer/songwriter behind the band Bright Eyes

• Oliver, Susan (February 13)

  Vina in the episode "The Menagerie" of the TV series Star Trek

• Olsen, Elizabeth (February 16)

  The star of the 2011 film Martha Marcy May Marlene

• Ono, Yoko (February 18)

  Avant-garde artist and widow of John Lennon

• Oswalt, Patton (January 27)

  Spence on The King of Queens

• Paine, Thomas (January 29)

  The author of Common Sense

• Palance, Jack (February 18)

  The creepy trail boss Curly in City Slickers

• Palin, Sarah (February 11)

  John McCain's vice-presidential candidate in 2008

• Papale, Vince (February 9)

  The aging NFL rookie who inspired the movie Invincible

• Parker, Alan (February 14)

  The director of 'Midnight Express' and 'Angel Heart'

• Parks, Rosa (February 4)

  The civil rights icon who wouldn't give up her bus seat

• Payne, Alexander (February 10)

  The Oscar-winning writer and director of the film Sideways

• Peel, Robert (February 5)

  British Prime Minister and "father of modern policing"

• Perelman, S.J. (February 1)

  Humorist for The New Yorker and Marx Bros. writer

• Pesci, Joe (February 9)

  The star of My Cousin Vinny and Goodfellas

• Pike, Rosamund (January 27)

  The female lead in Gone Girl

• Pollock, Jackson (January 28)

  The abstract painter who splattered his canvasses

• Prefontaine, Steve (January 25)

  Oregon running legend and subject of the film Prefontaine

• Princess Caroline (January 23)

  The oldest daughter of Monaco's Princess Grace

• Quayle, Dan (February 4)

  George Bush's vice president (1989-93)

• Queen Anne (February 6)

  Queen of England, 1702-1714

• Queen Mary I (February 18)

  The queen of England, 1553-1558

• Rampling, Charlotte (February 5)

  The slinky star of Zardoz and 45 Years

• Rand, Ayn (February 2)

  The author of The Fountainhead and leader of Objectivism movement

• Reagan, Ronald (February 6)

  40th President of the United States, 1981-89

• Reinhardt, Django (January 23)

  Gypsy jazz guitarist

• Retton, Mary Lou (January 24)

  Gold medalist in the 1984 Olympics

• Reynolds, Burt (February 11)

  The mustachioed star of Deliverance and Smokey and the Bandit

• Ricci, Christina (February 12)

  Wednesday in the Addams Family movies

• Rice, Ray (January 22)

  The NFL running back who was suspended in 2014 after hitting his wife

• Richards, Denise (February 17)

  Star of the 'reality' show It's Complicated

• Ridgway, Gary (February 18)

  The Green River Killer

• Ringwald, Molly (February 18)

  Teen star of Sixteen Candles

• Roberts, John G. (January 27)

  17th U.S. Chief Justice of the United States

• Roberts, Oral (January 24)

  TV preacher and healer who founded Oral Roberts University

• Robinson, Jackie (January 31)

  The man who broke baseball's color barrier

• Rock, Chris (February 7)

  The comedian who inspired the TV show Everybody Hates Chris

• Rockwell, Norman (February 3)

  Cover artist for The Saturday Evening Post

• Rogers, Mimi (January 27)

  Mrs. Kensington (the elder) in Austin Powers

• Romero, George (February 4)

  The director of the Night of the Living Dead films

• Ronaldo, Cristiano (February 5)

  Portugal's biggest 21st-century soccer star

• Roosevelt, Franklin (January 30)

  The president who led the U.S. through World War II

• Rossi, Valentino (February 16)

  "The Doctor," Italian MotoGP World Champion 2001-2005

• Rousey, Ronda (February 1)

  The first female Ultimate Fighting Champion

• Russell, Bill (February 12)

  11-time NBA champion with the Boston Celtics

• Russell, Charles T. (February 16)

  Founder of the Watchtower Society

• Russo, Rene (February 17)

  Co-star of the remake of The Thomas Crown Affair

• Ruth, Babe (February 6)

  New York Yankee hero and home run king

• Ryan, Paul (January 29)

  U.S. Speaker of the House, 2015-2019

• Sakall, S.Z. "Cuddles" (February 2)

  Carl the headwaiter in the film Casablanca

• Sandusky, Jerry (January 26)

  The former Penn State football coach who was convicted of child abuse

• Sarkozy, Nicolas (January 28)

  President of France, 2007-2012

• Savalas, Telly (January 21)

  TV's Kojak

• Scanlan, Teresa (February 6)

  Miss America of 2011

• See, Lisa (February 18)

  Author of Snow Flower and the Secret Fan

• Selfridge, Thomas E. (February 8)

  The first air crash fatality

• Selleck, Tom (January 29)

  Magnum, P.I. on the TV show Magnum, P.I.

• Seymour, Jane (February 15)

  TV's Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman

• Shackleton, Ernest (February 15)

  Leader of The Endurance expedition to Antarctica

• Shakira (February 2)

  Sexy Latin singer of "Whenever, Wherever"

• Sheeran, Ed (February 17)

  The redheaded singer-songwriter who did of "The Shape of You"

• Sheldon, Sidney (February 11)

  The author of The Other Side of Midnight

• Sherman, William Tecumseh (February 8)

  Union general who said, "War is hell."

• Simenon, Georges (February 13)

  Prolific author of the Detective Maigret novels

• Spader, James (February 7)

  Alan Shore on TV's Boston Legal

• Specter, Arlen (February 12)

  The Democrat-Republican-Democrat senator from Pennsylvania

• Springer, Jerry (February 13)

  Host of The Jerry Springer Show

• Stanley, Henry Morton (January 28)

  Explorer of Africa

• Stein, Gertrude (February 3)

  Ex-patriate author of The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas

• Stephanie, Princess (February 1)

  Monaco's former wild-child princess

• Stevenson, Adlai (February 5)

  Presidential runner-up of 1952 and 1956

• Strathairn, David (January 26)

  The star of Good Night, and Good Luck

• Styles, Harry (February 1)

  The mop-haired, dimpled member of One Direction

• Sullenberger, Chesley B. (January 23)

  The pilot who landed flight 1549 in the Hudson River in 2009

• Sumpter, Jeremy (February 5)

  Star of the 2003 movie Peter Pan

• Swammerdam, Jan (February 12)

  The 17th-century Dutch microscopist who studied insects

• Tate, Sharon (January 24)

  Famous victim of Charles Manson

• Taylor, Charles (January 28)

  The president of Liberia who was convicted of war crimes 

• Thiessen, Tiffani (January 23)

  Co-star of TV's Saved By The Bell

• Timberlake, Justin (January 31)

  The pop music superstar who starred in Friends With Benefits

• Tomita, Tamlyn (January 27)

  Co-star of The Joy Luck Club

• Torn, Rip (February 6)

  Artie from 'Larry Sanders' and Zed from 'Men in Black'

• Travolta, John (February 18)

  The star of Saturday Night Fever and Pulp Fiction

• Tricky (January 27)

  Gravel-voiced producer of trip-hop records

• Trintignant, Marie (January 21)

  Star of the movie Betty

• Truffaut, François (February 6)

  The French filmmaker who did 'The 400 Blows'

• Truman, Bess (February 13)

  President Harry S. Truman's wife

• Tuchman, Barbara (January 30)

  Author of The Guns of August

• Turner, Lana (February 8)

  The sultry star of The Postman Always Rings Twice

• Uchitel, Rachel (January 29)

  The alleged "other woman" in the Tiger Woods brouhaha of 2009

• Ulrich, Skeet (January 20)

  Star of the sci-fi TV show Jericho

• Vadim, Roger (January 26)

  Director of And God Created Woman

• Van Doren, Charles (February 12)

  Ill-fated star of the 1950s game show Twenty-One

• Van Halen, Eddie (January 26)

  The guitarist who led the band Van Halen

• Veidt, Conrad (January 22)

  The villainous Major Strasser in Casablanca

• Verne, Jules (February 8)

  Author of Around the World in Eighty Days

• Volta, Alessandro (February 18)

  The Italian who built the first battery

• Von Kempelen, Wolfgang (January 23)

  Creator of 'the Turk'

• Wagner, Robert (February 10)

  'Number Two' in the Austin Powers movies

• Walker, Alice (February 9)

  The author of The Color Purple

• Warren, Rick (January 28)

  "Purpose-driven" pastor and author

• Washington, Kerry (January 31)

  Olivia Pope on TV's Scandal

• Webb, Jim (February 9)

  The Marine and Senate veteran who wrote Fields of Fire

• Wharton, Edith (January 24)

  Author of Ethan Frome and The Age of Innocence

• Whitehead, Alfred North (February 15)

  Mathematician who turned to metaphysics and religion

• White, Vanna (February 18)

  Co-host of TV's Wheel of Fortune

• Wilder, Laura Ingalls (February 7)

  Author of the Little House on the Prairie books

• Wilkinson, Tom (February 5)

   The Oscar-nominated Brit from In The Bedroom and Michael Clayton

• Williams, John (February 8)

  Composer of the themes from Jaws and Star Wars

• Wilson, Rebel (February 3)

   "Fat Amy" in the movie Pitch Perfect

• Winfrey, Oprah (January 29)

  The host of TV's Oprah from 1986-2011

• Wittstock, Charlene (January 25)

  The wife of Prince Albert of Monaco

• Wood, Elijah (January 28)

  Frodo in The Lord of the Rings

• Woolf, Virginia (January 25)

  Author of A Room Of One's Own

• Yeager, Chuck (February 13)

  The pilot who broke the sound barrier

• Yeltsin, Boris (February 1)

  The first post-Gorbachev president of Russia

• Zelensky, Volodymyr (January 25)

  The comedian who became President of Ukraine

• Zevon, Warren (January 24)

  The darkly funny musician who sang "Werewolves of London"

• Zhang Ziyi (February 9)

  The beautiful blind assassin in House of Flying Daggers

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