Famous Cancer Celebrities

• Abdul-Mateen, Yahya (July 15)

  Cal Abar in the TV version of 'Watchmen'

• Abrams, J.J. (June 27)

  The creator of TV's Alias and Lost

• Adams, John Quincy (July 11)

  President of the United States, 1825-1829

• Aldorino, Kaiane (July 8)

  Miss World 2009

• Alexander, Lamar (July 3)

  The plaid-shirt candidate

• Allen, Kris (June 21)

  Winner of the eighth season of American Idol

• Amundsen, Roald (July 16)

  The Norwegian explorer who reached the South Pole first

• Anderson, Pamela (July 1)

  Blonde lifeguard C.J. Parker on Baywatch

• Anderson, Paul Thomas (June 26)

  The writer/director of Magnolia and There Will Be Blood

• Andreessen, Marc (July 9)

  Creator of the Netscape web browser

• Ankiel, Rick (July 19)

  The wild-armed St. Louis pitcher who switched to the outfield

• Aristide, Jean-Bertrand (July 15)

  Beleaguered president of Haiti, 2001-2004

• Ashe, Arthur (July 10)

  The first black man to win the U.S. Open in tennis

• Aster, Ari (July 15)

  The director of 'Hereditary' and 'Midsommar'

• Aykroyd, Dan (July 1)

  The SNL star from Ghostbusters and The Blues Brothers

• Bacon, Kevin (July 8)

  Star of the films Footloose and Hollow Man

• Barnum, P. T. (July 5)

  19th century American huckster

• Barrino, Fantasia (June 30)

  2004's American Idol winner

• Barry, Dave (July 3)

  Goofy humor columnist for The Miami Herald, 1983-2005

• Beatty, Ned (July 6)

  The one who gets raped in Deliverance

• Beck (July 8)

  Creator of the 1996 album Odelay

• Bedard, Irene (July 22)

  The voice of Disney's Pocahontas

• Bell, Drake (June 27)

  The co-star of Nickelodeon's Drake & Josh

• Bell, Kristen (July 18)

  TV's Veronica Mars

• Benét, Stephen Vincent (July 22)

  He wrote "The Devil And Daniel Webster"

• Bergman, Ingmar (July 14)

  Artsy Swedish director of The Seventh Seal

• Berle, Milton (July 12)

  "Mister Television" of the 1950s

• Bethune, Mary McLeod (July 10)

  The founder of the National Council for Negro Women

• Bhutto, Benazir (June 21)

  The first female prime minister of Pakistan

• Bierce, Ambrose (June 24)

  Author of A Fiend's Delight

• Black, Karen (July 1)

  Jack Nicholson's girlfriend in Five Easy Pieces

• Black, Rebecca (June 21)

  The teen Internet sensation who sang "Friday"

• Bloom, Harold (July 11)

  The literary critic who wrote 1973’s The Anxiety of Influence

• Borden, Lizzie (July 19)

  Suspect in two 1892 family axe murders

• Bourdain, Anthony (June 25)

  The celebrity chef who starred in the TV shows No Reservations and Parts Unknown

• Bradley, Ed (June 22)

  The black guy with the earring on 60 Minutes

• Branson, Richard (July 18)

  Founder of the Virgin business empire

• Brooks, Mel (June 28)

  The guy who made Blazing Saddles and The Producers

• Brown, Dan (June 22)

  Author of The Da Vinci Code

• Buck, Pearl S. (June 26)

  The Nobel and Pulitzer Prize winner who wrote The Good Earth

• Bulfinch, Thomas (July 15)

  The author of Bulfinch's Mythology

• Bundchen, Gisele (July 20)

  The super-duper supermodel from Brazil

• Burnett, Mark (July 17)

  The creator of Survivor and The Apprentice

• Busey, Gary (June 29)

  Star of The Buddy Holly Story

• Bush, George W. (July 6)

  President of the United States, 2001-2009

• Butler, Octavia (June 22)

  The African-American feminist science fiction author who won a MacArthur "genius" grant

• Béjo, Bérénice (July 7)

   Dancing Peppy Miller in the 2011 film The Artist

• Cagney, James (July 17)

  Star of the movies Public Enemy and Yankee Doodle Dandy

• Cain, James M. (July 1)

  Author of The Postman Always Rings Twice

• Calder, Alexander (July 22)

  The abstract artist who originated the mobile

• Calvin, John (July 10)

  Geneva-based leader of the Protestant Reformation

• Campbell, Billy (July 7)

  The star of the 1991 movie The Rocketeer

• Campbell, Bruce (June 22)

  Star of the Evil Dead movies

• Cardellini, Linda (June 25)

  Star of Freaks and Geeks and E.R.

• Cardin, Pierre (July 2)

  The French designer known for the "bubble dress" of 1954

• Carle, Eric (June 25)

  Author of The Very Hungry Caterpillar

• Cartland, Barbara (July 9)

  The very British "Queen of the Romance Novel"

• Carvel, Thomas (July 14)

  Founder of the Carvel ice cream empire

• Cash, June Carter (June 23)

  Country music legend and wife of Johnny Cash

• Cates, Phoebe (July 16)

  The fantasy girl in Fast Times At Ridgemont High

• Chopra, Priyanka (July 18)

  The movie star from India who married Nick Jonas

• Cleveland, Frances Folsom (July 21)

  President Grover Cleveland's young wife

• Coakley, Martha (July 14)

  Attorney General of Massachusetts, 2007-2015

• Cohan, George M. (July 3)

  "Mr. Broadway" and the composer of "Yankee Doodle Dandy"

• Colt, Samuel (July 19)

  Inventor of the Colt revolver

• Coolidge, Calvin (July 4)

  President of the United States, 1923-29

• Cosby, Bill (July 12)

  The controversial star of the hit 1980s sitcom The Cosby Show

• Craig, Larry (July 20)

  The Idaho senator who was arrested for lewd conduct in 2007

• Crane, Bob (July 13)

  Star of TV's Hogan's Heroes

• Crane, Hart (July 21)

  Suicidal poet of The Bridge

• Cranmer, Thomas (July 2)

   The English reformer behind The Book of Common Prayer

• Cronyn, Hume (July 18)

  Diminutive character actor from Cocoon

• Crudup, Billy (July 8)

  Dr. Manhattan in the film version of Watchmen

• Cruise, Tom (July 3)

  Star of the Mission Impossible movie series

• Cruzan, Nancy (July 20)

  The subject of Cruzan v. Missouri

• Cumberbatch, Benedict (July 19)

  The actor who played Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Strange

• Cusack, John (June 28)

  The star of High Fidelity and Hot Tub Time Machine

• Dafoe, Willem (July 22)

  The Green Goblin in the 2002 movie Spider-Man

• Dalai Lama (July 6)

  The spiritual and political leader of Tibet

• David, Larry (July 2)

  The guy from Curb Your Enthusiasm

• Davis, Al (July 4)

  General manager and owner of the Oakland Raiders, 1963-2011

• Degas, Edgar (July 19)

  The French painter/sculptor of ballet dancers

• De Havilland, Olivia (July 1)

  Melanie in Gone With the Wind

• Derrida, Jacques (July 15)

  French philosopher whose deconstructionist books included 'Writing and Difference'

• de Saint Exupéry, Antoine (June 29)

  Author of The Little Prince

• Diana, Princess of Wales (July 1)

  The "People's Princess" and ex-wife of Britain's Prince Charles

• Dickerson, Ernest R. (June 25)

  Spike Lee's cinematographer and the director of 'Juice'

• Diesel, Vin (July 18)

  Star of the hot-rod thriller The Fast and the Furious

• Diller, Phyllis (July 17)

  The wild-haired female comedian of the late 20th century

• Dillinger, John (June 22)

  The gangster given up by the "Lady in Red"

• Dole, Bob (July 22)

  The 1996 Republican candidate for president

• Dolly the Sheep (July 5)

  The first cloned mammal

• Douglas, David (June 25)

  The Scottish botanist whose 19th centry exploits led to the Douglas-fir

• Ebadi, Shirin (June 21)

  Winner of the 2003 Nobel Peace Prize

• Eddy, Mary Baker (July 16)

  Founder of the Church of Christ, Scientist

• Edwards, Vince (July 7)

  TV's Dr. Ben Casey

• Ejiofor, Chiwetel (July 10)

  The star of the movie Dirty Pretty Things

• Elliott, Missy (July 1)

  Singer of the song "The Rain"

• Evans, Robert (June 29)

  The fast-living movie producer who made Chinatown

• Evers, Medgar (July 2)

  Assassinated Mississippi civil rights leader

• Faldo, Nick (July 18)

  Top European golfer from 1985 to about 1996

• Farragut, David Glasgow (July 5)

  The Civil War admiral who said, "Damn the torpedoes..."

• Feldstein, Beanie (June 24)

• Ferrell, Will (July 16)

  The SNL star who was in the movie Anchorman

• Flatley, Michael (July 16)

  The fleet-footed creator of Lord of the Dance

• Fleischer, Max (July 19)

  The creator of Betty Boop cartoons

• Fletcher, Louise (July 22)

  Nurse Ratched in the movie One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

• Forbes, Steve (July 18)

  Publisher of Forbes magazine

• Ford, Gerald (July 14)

  President of the United States, 1974-77

• Ford, Harrison (July 13)

  The actor who plays Indiana Jones

• Forster, Robert (July 13)

  Max Cherry in the movie 'Jackie Brown'

• Fosse, Bob (June 23)

  The director and choreographer of the Broadway show Chicago

• Fox, Matthew (July 14)

  Dr. Jack Shephard on the TV series Lost

• Fox, Vicente (July 2)

  President of Mexico, 2000-2006

• Fuller, Buckminster (July 12)

  the inventor of the geodesic dome

• Gates, Gareth (July 12)

  Pop Idol star who did "Unchained Melody"

• Gavaskar, Sunil (July 10)

  Legendary Indian cricket player

• Gerry, Elbridge (July 17)

  The early American politician who gave us the term "gerrymandering"

• Gervais, Ricky (June 25)

  The creator of The Office and Extras

• Glenn, John (July 18)

  The first American to orbit Earth

• Goldman, Emma (June 27)

  The anarchist-feminist who founded 'Mother Earth' monthly

• Gomez, Selena (July 22)

  Alex Russo on on the Disney Channel show Wizards of Waverly Place

• Grace, Topher (July 12)

  The star of That '70s Show

• Graham, Franklin (July 14)

  Billy Graham's rebel son turned evangelist

• Graham, Lindsey (July 9)

  GOP senator from South Carolina, 2002-present

• Grande, Ariana (June 26)

  Cat Valentine from Nickelodeon's Sam & Cat

• Green, Eva (July 5)

  Vesper Lynd in the 2006 Bond film Casino Royale

• Griffin, Merv (July 6)

  TV host who created Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy!

• Guaraldi, Vince (July 17)

  The jazz pianist who wrote the music for Charlie Brown

• Guthrie, Woody (July 14)

  The guy who wrote "This Land Is Your Land"

• Haggard, H. Rider (June 22)

  Author of King Solomon's Mines

• Haggard, Ted (June 27)

  The Colorado Springs preacher caught in a sex scandal

• Haley, Bill (July 6)

  The guy who sang "Rock Around the Clock"

• Hammerstein, Oscar II (July 12)

  Co-writer of Oklahoma! and The Sound of Music

• Ham the Chimp (July)

  America's first chimpanzee in space

• Hanks, Tom (July 9)

  The Oscar-winning star of Forrest Gump

• Harry, Deborah (July 1)

  Lead singer for the group Blondie

• Harryhausen, Ray (June 29)

  The stop-motion filmmaker who did Jason and the Argonauts

• Hart, Kevin (July 6)

  The comedian in 'Let Me Explain' and 'Ride Along'

• Hartnett, Josh (July 21)

  Capt. Danny Walker in Pearl Harbor (2001)

• Hasselhoff, David (July 17)

  Star of TV's Knight Rider and Baywatch

• Hawthorne, Nathaniel (July 4)

  The author of The Scarlet Letter

• Hayward, Susan (June 30)

  The redhead who won an Oscar for 'I Want To Live'

• Heinlein, Robert A. (July 7)

  The author of Stranger in a Strange Land

• Hemingway, Ernest (July 21)

  The famously manly author of For Whom the Bell Tolls

• Hillary, Sir Edmund (July 20)

  The first man to climb Mount Everest

• Hingle, Pat (July 19)

  Jim Gordon in the Batman film series

• Hinton, S.E. (July 22)

  Author of The Outsiders

• Hirschfeld, Al (June 21)

  The longtime humorous caricaturist of Broadway stars

• Hockney, David (July 9)

  British pop artist and critic

• Hokinson, Helen (June 29)

  Cartoonist of urban matrons for The New Yorker

• Hooke, Robert (July 18)

  The author of 1665's Micrographia

• Hopper, Edward (July 22)

  The painter of that lonely diner scene, Nighthawks

• Horne, Lena (June 30)

  Singer of the jazz standard "Stormy Weather"

• Hotchner, A.E. (June 28)

  The writer who befriended Ernest Hemingway and Paul Newman

• Howe, Elias (July 9)

  The inventor of the sewing machine

• Hunter, Tab (July 11)

  The blonde box office idol of the 1950s who also sang "Young Love"

• Islam, Yusuf (July 21)

  1970s pop singer Cat Stevens

• Jackson, Curtis (July 6)

  The rapper who made the hit album Get Rich or Die Tryin

• Jackson, Randy (June 23)

  Dawg-loving judge on American Idol

• Jay, Ricky (June 26)

  The sleight-of-hand magician who appeared in David Mamet movies

• Jeter, Derek (June 26)

  Shortstop (and five-time World Series winner) for the New York Yankees since 1996

• Johnson, Denis (July 1)

  The author of 'Tree of Smoke' and 'Jesus' Son'

• Jolie-Pitt, Knox (July 12)

  The twin son of actors Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie

• Jolie-Pitt, Vivienne (July 12)

  The twin daughter of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt

• Kafka, Franz (July 3)

  Author of The Trial and The Metamorphosis

• Kahlo, Frida (July 6)

  Mexico's most famous 20th-century woman artist

• Kaling, Mindy (June 24)

  Kelly Kapoor on TV's The Office

• Kardashian, Khloe (June 27)

  Co-star of the TV show Keeping Up With the Kardashians

• Keeshan, Bob (June 27)

  TV's Captain Kangaroo

• Keith, Toby (July 8)

  Singer of "I Love This Bar"

• Keller, Helen (June 27)

  The blind and deaf woman who became a famous activist

• Kelly, Minka (June 24)

  Cheerleader Lyla Garrity on the TV show Friday Night Lights

• Kennedy, Patrick (July 14)

  U.S Representative from Rhode Island, 1995-2011

• Kilgallen, Dorothy (July 3)

  The New York journalist who died "mysteriously" while investigating JFK’s death

• Kim, Lil' (July 11)

  The controversial female rapper of "No Time"

• King Edward VIII (June 23)

  King of England who abdicated to marry a divorced American

• King Henry VIII (June 28)

  The king of England who had six wives

• Kinsey, Alfred (June 23)

  Author of The Kinsey Report on sexuality

• Klimt, Gustav (July 14)

  The Viennese painter of 1908's The Kiss

• Knotts, Don (July 21)

  Deputy Barney Fife on TV's The Andy Griffith Show

• Knox, Amanda (July 9)

  The Italian murder suspect known as "Foxy Knoxy"

• Koko the Gorilla (July 4)

  The gorilla who used human sign language

• Koontz, Dean (July 9)

  The horror novelist who wrote Watchers

• Kwan, Michelle (July 7)

  Chinese-American five-time world figure skating champ

• Landers, Ann (July 4)

  Syndicated newspaper advice columnist

• Landry, Ali (July 21)

  The model once known as the "Doritos Girl"

• Lazarus, Emma (July 22)

  Author of the poem on the Statue of Liberty

• Lea, Nicholas (June 22)

  Alex Krycek on TV's The X-Files

• Leibniz, Gottfried (July 1)

  The mathematician who said God created the best of all possible worlds

• Leigh, Janet (July 6)

  The sexy star of Hitchcock's Psycho

• Leonhart, Carolyn (July 10)

  Vocalist with Lyn Leon and Steely Dan

• Lewis, Edmonia (July)

  The woman sculptor who did 1876's 'The Death of Cleopatra'

• Lewis, Matthew (June 27)

  Klutzy Neville Longbottom in the Harry Potter films

• Liu Cixin (June 23)

  The author of 'The Three-Body Problem'

• Livni, Tzipi (July 8)

  The leader of Israel's Kadima party, 2008-present

• Lloyd, Carli (July 16)

  The midfielder who scored 3 goals in the 2015 World Cup finals

• Lohan, Lindsay (July 2)

  The actress who starred in Mean Girls (2004)

• Lollobrigida, Gina (July 4)

  The sexy Italian star of The World's Most Beautiful Woman

• Lorre, Peter (June 26)

  The squirrely star of M and The Maltese Falcon

• Love, Courtney (July 9)

  The widow of Kurt Cobain

• Lynch, Jane (July 14)

  Cheerleading coach Sue Sylvester on the TV show Glee

• Maguire, Tobey (June 27)

  Spider-Man in the movies

• Mahler, Gustav (July 7)

  Czech-born Austrian composer of Das Lied von der Erde

• Mandela, Nelson (July 18)

  The first black president of South Africa

• Mantel, Hilary (July 6)

  The author of Wolf Hall

• Marcos, Imelda (July 2)

  The wife of Philippine dictator Ferdinand Marcos

• Marshall, Thurgood (July 2)

  The first African-American justice of the U.S. Supreme Court

• Martel, Yann (June 25)

  The author of Life of Pi

• Mauresmo, Amelie (July 5)

  The 2006 Wimbledon singles champion

• McCarthy, Cormac (July 20)

  Author of All the Pretty Horses

• McDormand, Frances (June 23)

  The star of the movie Fargo

• McGovern, George (July 19)

  The Democratic candidate for U.S. president in 1972

• Mendel, Gregor (July 22)

  The founding father of modern genetics

• Menken, Alan (July 22)

  The composer behind The Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast

• Merkel, Angela (July 17)

  The Chancellor of Germany, 2005-present

• Messerschmitt, Willy (June 26)

  Designer of Nazi Germany's Bf-109 aircraft

• Messier, Charles (June 26)

  French comet hunter who first catalogued nebulae

• Messi, Lionel (June 24)

  The Argentine football legend who has won the Ballon d'Or seven times

• M.I.A (July 17)

  The singer of the hit "Paper Planes"

• Michael, George (June 25)

  Singer of "Careless Whisper" and "Faith"

• Modigliani, Amedeo (July 12)

  The Italian-born French artist who painted long-necked women

• Momsen, Taylor (June 26)

  Aspirational teen Jenny Humphrey on TV's Gossip Girl

• Morgan, Alex (July 2)

  Speedy, goal-scoring forward for the U.S. National women's soccer team

• Munn, Olivia (July 3)

  The bikini-babe co-host of G4 TV's Attack of the Show!

• Munro, Alice (July 10)

  Canadian writer of The Love of a Good Woman stories

• Murdoch, Iris (July 15)

  Alzheimer's stricken author of The Sea, The Sea

• Murphy, Ryan (Swimmer) (July 2)

  The backstroke champion at the Rio Olympics

• Musk, Elon (June 28)

  The rich guy behind Tesla, SpaceX, and Twitter

• Neruda, Pablo (July 12)

  The Chilean poet who won the 1971 Nobel Prize

• Niebuhr, Reinhold (June 21)

  Christian intellectual who wrote Moral Man and Immoral Society

• Nieto, Enrique Penã (July 20)

  President of Mexico, 2012 - present

• Obama, Malia (July 4)

  The older daughter of President Barack Obama

• Odets, Clifford (July 18)

  The author of the play Waiting for Lefty

• Offerman, Nick (June 26)

  Ron Swanson on the series Parks and Recreation

• Oh, Sandra (July 20)

  The title character from the show 'Killing Eve'

• O'Malley, Seán Patrick (June 29)

  Archibishop of Boston, 2003-present

• Ordon, Julie (June 27)

  Baby-faced Swiss Victoria's Secret model of the early 2000's

• Orwell, George (June 25)

  The author of Nineteen eighty-four

• Paige, Satchel (July 7)

  Negro League pitcher who made it to the majors in his 40s

• Panetta, Leon (June 28)

  U.S Secretary of Defense, 2011-13

• Parker-Bowles, Camilla (July 17)

  Queen Consort to the U.K.'s King Charles III

• Pennebaker, D.A. (July 15)

  The documentarian who made Dylan's 'Don't Look Back'

• Perot, Ross (June 27)

  The wealthy Texan who founded EDS and ran for president in 1992 and 1996

• Petty, Richard (July 2)

  Seven-time winner of the Daytona 500

• Phelps, Michael (June 30)

  The swimmer who won a record 28 Olympic medals

• Pirandello, Luigi (June 28)

  The author of Six Characters in Search of An Author

• Pissarro, Camille (July 10)

  The Impressionist who painted Montmartre's boulevards

• Plaza, Aubrey (June 26)

  April on the TV sitcom 'Parks and Recreation'

• Pratt, Chris (June 21)

  Star-Lord in Guardians of the Galaxy

• Prince of Cornwall and Cambridge, The (July 22)

  The son of Prince William and the Duchess of Cornwall and Cambridge

• Prince William (June 21)

  The elder son of King Charles III

• Prinze, Freddie (June 22)

  Comedian and star of TV's Chico and the Man

• Proust, Marcel (July 10)

  Author of Remembrance of Things Past

• Prowse, David (July 1)

  The actor who played Darth Vader in Star Wars

• Radner, Gilda (June 28)

  The early Saturday Night Live star who played Roseanne Roseannadanna

• Raffles, Sir Thomas Stamford (July 6)

  Founder of Singapore

• Reagan, Nancy (July 6)

  First Lady of the United States, 1981-89

• Redenbacher, Orville (July 16)

  The creator of Orville Redenbacher popcorn

• Reed, Ralph (June 24)

  The executive director of the Christian Coalition, 1989-97

• Remarque, Erich Maria (June 22)

  Author of All Quiet on the Western Front

• Rembrandt (July 15)

  The Dutch master known for his self-portraits

• Reno, Janet (July 21)

  78th Attorney General of the United States

• Rhodes, Cecil (July 5)

  The English diamond magnate and South African politician

• Rigg, Diana (July 20)

  Mrs. Emma Peel on TV's The Avengers

• Rivera, Geraldo (July 4)

  Mustachioed muckraker of TV news

• Rivera, Jenni (July 2)

  The Mexican-American singer called "La Diva de la Banda"

• Robbie, Margot (July 2)

  Harley Quinn in the movie 'Suicide Squad'

• Rockefeller, John D. Sr. (July 8)

  Standard Oil tycoon and big-time philanthropist

• Rodgers, Richard (June 28)

  Composer of Oklahoma! and The Sound of Music

• Rodriguez, Michelle (July 12)

  Star of Girlfight and The Fast and the Furious

• Ronstadt, Linda (July 15)

  1970s country-rock singing superstar who sang "You're No Good"

• Roundtree, Richard (July 9)

  The star of the 1971 movie Shaft

• Rousseau, Jean-Jacques (June 28)

  Author of The Social Contract

• Rubens, Peter Paul (June 28)

  17th century Flemish painter of the Baroque period

• Rubik, Erno (July 13)

  Inventor of the Rubik's Cube puzzle

• Rudin, Scott (July 14)

  High-powered producer of 'No Country for Old Men'

• Rudolph, Maya (June 27)

  The SNL player who starred in Away We Go

• Rudolph, Wilma (June 23)

  The first American woman to win three gold medals in one Olympics

• Ruiz, Rosie (June 21)

  The woman who cheated to "win" the 1980 Boston Marathon

• Rumsfeld, Donald (July 9)

  U.S. Secretary of Defense, 2001-2006

• Rush, Geoffrey (July 6)

  The Oscar-winning star of the 1996 movie Shine

• Sacks, Oliver (July 9)

  The author of The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat

• Saint, Eva Marie (July 4)

  Marlon Brando's co-star in On the Waterfront

• Sand, George (July 1)

   The unconventional 19th century French author of 1 July 1804

• Santana, Carlos (July 20)

  Leader of the rock band Santana

• Santos-Dumont, Alberto (July 20)

  Brazilian "Father of Aviation"

• Sarte, Jean-Paul (June 21)

  The existentialist author of Being and Nothingness

• Schiff, Adam (June 22)

  The California congressman leading the Trump impeachment inquiry in 2019

• Schrader, Paul (July 22)

  The man who wrote Taxi Driver

• Schultz, Howard (July 19)

  The CEO who made Starbucks an international company

• Schwartzman, Jason (June 26)

   The guy from Rushmore and Bored to Death

• Scott, Tony (June 21)

  The director of the action hit Top Gun

• Sete, Bola (July 16)

  1960s Brazilian jazzman

• Severinsen, Doc (July 7)

  Bandleader for Johnny Carson's The Tonight Show

• Seydoux, Léa (July 1)

  The star of Blue is the Warmest Color and Spectre

• Seynhaeve, Ingrid (June 28)

  Belgium's top supermodel of the 1990s

• Sheehan, Cindy (July 10)

  The "Peace Mom" who protested against the Iraq War

• Shriver, Eunice Kennedy (July 10)

  The founder of the Special Olympics

• Simon, Neil (July 4)

   The Broadway legend who wrote The Odd Couple

• Simpson, Jessica (July 10)

  Pop singer and star of the MTV show Newlyweds

• Simpson, O. J. (July 9)

  The NFL Hall of Famer charged with murder in 1994

• Smith Court, Margaret (July 16)

  Australian winner of the 1970 women's Grand Slam

• Smith, Jaden (July 8)

  Will Smith's son and the star of the Karate Kid remake

• Smollett, Jussie (June 21)

  The actor from 'Empire' convicted for faking a hate crime

• Snowden, Edward (June 21)

  The dude who leaked top-secret info about U.S. domestic surveillance

• Sojourner (Mars Rover) (July 4)

  The first rolling robot to land on Mars

• Solnit, Rebecca (June 24)

  The author of 'The Faraway Nearby' and 'Men Explain Things to Me'

• Somers, Brett (July 11)

  Witty panelist on TV's The Match Game

• Sorrentino, Mike "The Situation" (July 4)

  The guy who shows off his abs on TV's Jersey Shore

• Sotomayor, Sonia (June 25)

  The first Latina justice on the U.S. Supreme Court

• Stallone, Sylvester (July 6)

  Star of the Rocky and Rambo movies

• Stanwyck, Barbara (July 16)

  The dangerous femme fatale in the film Double Indemnity

• Starr, Brenda (June 30)

  The news-reporting comic strip heroine

• Starr, Ringo (July 7)

  The drummer for The Beatles

• Stewart, Patrick (July 13)

  Star Trek's Captain Jean-Luc Picard

• Streep, Meryl (June 22)

  The multi-Oscared star of Out of Africa and The Devil Wears Prada

• Sturgeon, Nicola (July 19)

  First Minister of Scotland, 2014-present

• Suleiman, Omar (July 2)

  The spy chief who was Egypt's vice president for two weeks in 2011

• Sutcliffe, Stuart (June 23)

  The bassist who left The Beatles just before the band became famous

• Sutherland, Donald (July 17)

  Star of the movies M*A*S*H and Klute

• Tambor, Jeffrey (July 8)

  The star of 'Transparen't and 'Arrested Development'

• Tesla, Nikola (July 10)

  The electrical genius who invented alternating current

• Thomas, Clarence (June 23)

  U.S. Supreme Court justice, 1991-present

• Thompson, Elaine (June 28)

  The Jamaican sprinter who won two golds in Rio

• Thompson, Hunter S. (July 18)

  Author of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

• Thoreau, Henry David (July 12)

  Author of Walden

• Tisdale, Ashley (July 2)

  Maddie on Disney's The Suite Life of Zack and Cody

• Tompkins, Daniel D. (June 21)

  U.S. vice president under James Monroe, 1817-1825

• Trebek, Alex (July 22)

  Host of the TV quiz show Jeopardy!

• Turing, Alan (June 23)

  The famous British pioneer of computers and artificial intelligence

• Tyler, Liv (July 1)

  Elf princess Arwen in the film trilogy The Lord of the Rings

• Tyson, Mike (June 30)

  "Iron Mike," the controversial boxing champ of the 1980s

• Vance, Danitra (July 13)

  The first female African-American regular on Saturday Night Live

• VanderMeer, Jeff (July 7)

  The author of the 'Southern Reach' trilogy

• Ventura, Jesse (July 15)

  Former professional wrestler and governor of Minnesota

• Vergara, Sofia (July 10)

   Saucy Gloria Delgado-Pritchett in TV's Modern Family

• Vick, Michael (June 26)

  The NFL quarterback who was jailed for dogfighting

• Wakefield, Ruth (July 17)

  The inventor of the Toll House chocolate chip cookie

• Walker, Maggie Lena (July 15)

  The first black American woman to open a bank (1903)

• Warren, Elizabeth (June 22)

  U.S. Senator from Massachusetts, 2013-

• Watterson, Bill (July 5)

  Creator of the comic strip Calvin and Hobbes

• Wells, Ida B. (July 16)

  The woman journalist who campaigned against lynching

• West, Cornel (July 2)

   The African American Studies professor who wrote Race Matters

• Whedon, Joss (June 23)

  The guy behind Buffy the Vampire Slayer

• Whistler, James McNeill (July 11)

  Portraitist and painter of Whistler's Mother

• Whitaker, Forest (July 15)

  Oscar-winning star of The Last King of Scotland

• Wilder, Billy (June 22)

  Director of Sunset Boulevard and Some Like It Hot

• Williams, Robin (July 21)

  The manic comic who won a dramatic Oscar for Good Will Hunting

• Williams, Wendy (July 18)

  The radio and TV host who says "How ya doin'?"

• Withers, Bill (July 4)

  The singer of "Leon On Me" and "Ain't No Sunshine"

• Wolf, Michelle (June 21)

  The 'Daily Show' comedian who spiced up the 2018 White House reporters' dinner

• Wood, Natalie (July 20)

  The girl who doubts Santa Claus in Miracle on 34th Street

• Wyeth, Andrew (July 12)

  The American painter who did the Helga series

• Wyler, William (July 1)

  The director of Ben-Hur and The Best Years of Our Lives

• Yousafzai, Malala (July 12)

  The Pakistani schoolgirl who won the Nobel Peace Prize

• Yunus, Muhammad (June 28)

  The Nobel Prize-winning "banker to the poor"

• Zaharias, Babe Didrikson (June 26)

  The Hall of Fame golfer who also ran track and played baseball, tennis and billiards

• Zidane, Zinedine (June 23)

  The MVP of World Cup 1998

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