Famous Capricorn Celebrities

• Aaliyah (January 16)

  Pop singer and actress who sang "Try Again"

• Abdulmutallab, Umar Farouk (December 22)

  The Nigerian guy who tried to blow up a plane on Christmas

• Akihito (December 23)

  Emperor of Japan, 1989-2019

• Alger, Horatio (January 13)

  The 19th century author of "rags to riches" books

• Ali, Muhammad (January 17)

  The heavyweight boxing champ called "The Greatest"

• Allen, Steve (December 26)

  The original host of The Tonight Show

• Amin, Idi (January 1)

  The dictator of Uganda, 1971-79

• Andrews, Naveen (January 17)

  Sayid in the TV series Lost

• Arnold, Benedict (January 14)

  The great traitor of the American Revolution

• Asimov, Isaac (January 2)

  Writer of popular science and author of I, Robot

• Atkinson, Rowan (January 6)

  Comic character Mr. Bean

• Babbage, Charles (December 26)

  The inventor of the Difference Engine

• Baez, Joan (January 9)

  Folk singer who did "Diamonds & Rust"

• Bagnasco, Angelo (January 14)

   Italian cardinal from Genoa

• Bakker, Jim (January 2)

  The disgraced "PTL" TV host and theme park founder

• Bancroft, Edward (January 9)

  Double agent of the Revolutionary War

• Barnes, Julian (January 19)

   The author of Flaubert's Parrot and The Sense of an Ending

• Barton, Clara (December 25)

  Founder of the American Red Cross

• Bateman, Jason (January 14)

  Michael Bluth on TV's Arrested Development

• Batista, Fulgencio (January 16)

  The Cuban president overthrown by Castro

• Bautista, Dave (January 18)

  Drax in 'The Guardians of the Galaxy'

• Bayh, Evan (December 26)

  U.S. Senator from Indiana, 1999-

• Beharie, Nicole (January 3)

  Abbie Mills on TV's Sleepy Hollow

• Ben Bella, Ahmed (December 25)

  Co-founder of FLN and first elected president of Algeria, 1963-65

• Bennett, Haley (January 7)

  Anna in the 2016 film 'The Girl on the Train'

• Bernadette of Lourdes (January 7)

  The girl who saw the Virgin Mary at Lourdes

• Bezos, Jeff (January 12)

  The founder of Amazon.com

• Blige, Mary J. (January 11)

  The "Queen of Hip-Hop and Soul"

• Bloom, Orlando (January 13)

  Legolas in The Lord of the Rings

• Bly, Robert (December 23)

  The poet who wrote the man book Iron John

• Bogart, Humphrey (December 25)

  Rick Blaine in Casablanca

• Borge, Victor (January 3)

  The witty pianist who created Comedy in Music

• Bowie, David (January 8)

  The innovative rock star who was Ziggy Stardust

• Bowles, Paul (December 30)

  Author of The Sheltering Sky

• Braille, Louis (January 4)

  Inventor of the raised-point writing system for the blind

• Bridges, Lloyd (January 15)

  Mike Nelson on Sea Hunt

• Buckley, Jessie (December 28)

  The singing star of the indie film 'Wild Rose'

• Buffett, Jimmy (December 25)

  Singer of the pop hit "Margaritaville"

• Burnett, T Bone (January 14)

  Oscar-winning producer/songwriter for Crazy Heart

• Buttigieg, Pete (January 19)

  The mayor of South Bend, Indiana who came Secretary of Transportation in 2021

• Cage, Nicolas (January 7)

  The action film star who won an Oscar for Leaving Las Vegas

• Capone, Al (January 17)

  The American gangster known as "Scarface"

• Carrey, Jim (January 17)

  The star of Dumb and Dumber and The Truman Show

• Caruso, David (January 7)

  That redheaded guy who quit N.Y.P.D. Blue

• Castaneda, Carlos (December 25)

  Author of The Teachings of don Juan

• Chalamet, Timothée (December 27)

  The young star of 'Call Me By Your Name'

• Chase, Salmon P. (January 13)

  The Secretary of the Treasury who was on the $10,000 bill

• Chazelle, Damien (January 19)

  The director of 'Whiplash' and "La La Land"

• Chevalier de Saint-Georges, Joseph Bologne (December 25)

  The 18th century composer called "The Black Mozart"

• Cho, Seung-Hui (January 18)

  The student who killed 32 others at Virginia Tech in 2007

• Chretien, Jean (January 11)

  Prime Minister of Canada, 1993-2003

• Christensen, Helena (December 25)

  The blank-faced gal in Chris Isaak's "Wicked Game" video

• Chyna (December 27)

  Burly former female champion of the WWF

• Cicero (January 6)

  The Roman statesman who stood up to Marc Antony

• Clark, Mary Higgins (December 24)

  The author of Where Are the Children? and other suspense stories

• Clarkson, Patricia (December 29)

  Aunt Sarah on TV's Six Feet Under

• Clark, Wesley K. (December 23)

  Former NATO commander and presidential hopeful

• Clegg, Nick (January 7)

  Deputy Prime Minister of the U.K., 2010-2015

• Clijsters, Elke (January 18)

  Younger tennis ace of the Clijsters family

• Coolidge, Grace (January 3)

  First Lady to U.S. President Calvin Coolidge

• Cooper, Bradley (January 5)

  The star of the 2018 melodrama A Star Is Born

• Costner, Kevin (January 18)

  Star of Dances With Wolves

• Couric, Katie (January 7)

  Anchor of the Today Show, 1991-2006

• Cruz, Ted (December 22)

  U.S. Senator from Texas, 2013-present

• Cuffe, Paul (January 17)

   The richest African American of the early 19th century

• Daniels, Lee (December 24)

  The director of Precious

• Danson, Ted (December 29)

   He played bar owner Sam Malone on Cheers

• Day, Andra (December 30)

  The singer of "Rise Up" who played Billie Holiday in 2020

• Deen, Paula (January 19)

  The sassy Southern host of TV's Paula's Home Cooking

• DeLorean, John (January 6)

  Creator of the DeLorean car

• De Matteo, Drea (January 19)

  Adriana on TV's The Sopranos

• Dempsey, Patrick (January 13)

  Dr. Derek "McDreamy" Shepherd on TV's Grey's Anatomy

• Denver, Bob (January 9)

  Gilligan on TV's Gilligan's Island

• Denver, John (December 31)

  Folk-pop singer of "Rocky Mountain High"

• Deschanel, Zooey (January 17)

  The doe-eyed star of (500) Days of Summer and New Girl

• DeVos, Betsy (January 8)

  Trump's 2016 pick for Secretary of Education

• Diddley, Bo (December 30)

  The early rock 'n' roll inventor nicknamed "The Originator"

• Dido (December 25)

  The singer of the tune "Here With Me" and "Thank You"

• Dietrich, Marlene (December 27)

  The sexy German star of the 1930 film The Blue Angel

• Diggs, Taye (January 2)

  The young hunk from How Stella Got Her Groove Back

• Dixon, Jeane (January 3)

  Popular astrologer and psychic

• Doctorow, E.L. (January 6)

  The author of the 1975 novel Ragtime

• Dollar, Creflo (January 15)

  The prosperity-preaching pastor of World Changers Church

• Douglas, Gabby (December 31)

  The Olympic gymnast called "The Flying Squirrel"

• Dowd, Maureen (January 14)

  Tart-tongued New York Times columnist

• Duffy, Carol Ann (December 23)

  The first female poet laureate in British history

• Dunaway, Faye (January 14)

  The star of Bonnie and Clyde and Network

• Dushku, Eliza (December 30)

  Faith on TV's Buffy the Vampire Slayer

• Duvall, Robert (January 5)

  Oscar-winning star of Tender Mercies

• Díaz, Junot (December 31)

   The author of The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao 

• Eco, Umberto (January 5)

  The author of The Name of the Rose

• Elson, Karen (January 14)

  The model married to rock star Jack White

• Erivo, Cynthia (January 8)

  The Oscar-nominated star of the 2019 movie Harriet

• Fagen, Donald (January 10)

  Co-founder of the group Steely Dan

• Fiennes, Ralph (December 22)

  Lord Voldemort in the Harry Potter films

• Fillmore, Millard (January 7)

  President of the United States, 1850-53

• Foreman, George (January 10)

  Heavyweight boxing champ with a grill business

• Fossey, Dian (January 16)

  The author of Gorillas in the Mist

• Foyt, A. J. (January 16)

  Four-time Indy 500 Winner

• Franklin, Benjamin (January 17)

  The Founding Father who wrote Poor Richard's Almanac

• Frazier, Joe (January 12)

  The boxing champ who lost 1971's Fight of the Century

• Fuchs, Klaus (December 29)

  The physicist who gave secrets to the Soviets in WWII

• Gadsby, Hannah (January 12)

  The Tasmanian comedian of 'Nanette'

• Gardner, Ava (December 24)

  The Oscar-nominated actress who married Frank Sinatra

• Genét, Edmond Charles (January 8)

  Rabble-rousing French minister to the U.S., 1793

• Gibb, Robin (December 22)

  One-third of the pop group The Bee Gees

• Gibson, Mel (January 3)

  The writer and director of The Passion of the Christ

• Gillette, King Camp (January 5)

  Inventor of the disposable safety razor

• Goldwater, Barry (January 1)

  Conservative icon

• Gooding, Cuba (Jr.) (January 2)

  The guy who said "Show me the money!" in Jerry Maguire

• Grant, Cary (January 18)

  The suave star of North by Northwest

• Gulbis, Natalie (January 7)

  The LPGA golfer with her own swimsuit calendar

• Göring, Hermann (January 12)

  Commander of the Nazi Luftwaffe in World War II

• Haim, Corey (December 23)

  1980s teen star who was in Lucas and The Lost Boys

• Hamilton, Alexander (January 11)

  Co-author of The Federalist Papers

• Hancock, John (January 12)

  The Founding Father with the giant signature

• Hanna, Jack (January 2)

  Zoologist host of TV's Animal Adventures

• Hannity, Sean (December 30)

  The right-leaning TV host from Hannity & Colmes

• Hastert, Dennis (January 2)

  The former Speaker of the House who was indicted for 'hush money' banking crimes in 2015

• Hawking, Stephen (January 8)

  The author of A Brief History of Time

• Haynes, Todd (January 2)

  The director of Far From Heaven and TV's Mildred Pierce

• Hedren, Tippi (January 19)

  The blonde in The Birds

• Hemsworth, Liam (January 13)

   Gale in the movie The Hunger Games

• Highsmith, Patricia (January 19)

  The author of The Talented Mr. Ripley and Carol

• Hilton, Conrad (December 25)

  The founder of Hilton Hotels

• Hines, Earl (December 28)

  Influential jazz pianist

• Hoover, J. Edgar (January 1)

  Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, 1924-72

• Hopkins, Anthony (December 31)

  Hannibal Lecter in Silence of the Lambs

• Hughes, Howard (December 24)

  The 20th century's famous billionaire aviator, businessman and recluse

• Hurston, Zora Neale (January 7)

  Author of Their Eyes Were Watching God

• Isaac, Oscar (January 5)

  Poe Dameron in Star Wars: The Force Awakens

• James, LeBron (December 30)

  The NBA superstar who has won championships with three different teams

• Jinnah, Muhammad Ali (December 25)

  Founder of Pakistan

• Johnson, Andrew (December 29)

  The president who followed Abraham Lincoln

• Johnson, Gary (January 1)

  The Libertarian presidential candidate in 2012 and 2016

• Johnson, Lady Bird (December 22)

  Wife of President Lyndon Johnson

• Jones, Davy (December 30)

  The good-looking front man for The Monkees

• Jones, James Earl (January 17)

  The voice of Darth Vader

• Jones, January (January 5)

  Long-suffering wife Betty Draper on TV's Mad Men

• Joplin, Janis (January 19)

  1960s blues/rock singer of "Me and Bobby McGee"

• Juan Carlos, King (January 5)

  King of Spain, 1975-2014

• Kabibble, Ish (January 19)

  Comic cornetist who chanted 'boop boop' in Three Little Fishies

• Karsh, Yousuf (December 23)

  Photographer of the famous grumpy Churchill portrait

• Karzai, Hamid (December 24)

  The president of Afghanistan, 2004-2014

• Kaufman, Andy (January 17)

  The 1970s weirdo comedian extraordinaire

• Kaye, Danny (January 18)

  Song-and-dance star of The Court Jester

• Keaton, Diane (January 5)

  Woody Allen's co-star in Annie Hall

• Kelly, Jill (January 1)

  The Tampa socialite at the center of the David Petraeus scandal of 2012

• Kelly, R. (January 8)

  The singer of "I Believe" who went to prison for sex trafficking

• Kennedy, Carolyn Bessette (January 7)

  Wife of John F. Kennedy Jr.

• Kepler, Johannes (December 27)

  The astronomer who explained planetary motion

• Kerry, Vanessa (December 31)

  The youngest daughter of Senator John Kerry

• Kid Rock (January 17)

  Cowboy-rock rapper of Devil Without a Cause

• Kikuchi, Rinko (January 6)

  Chieko in the 2006 film Babel

• King, Martin Luther, Jr. (January 15)

  The civil rights hero who said "I have a dream"

• King, Regina (January 15)

  The Oscar-winning star of the 2018 film If Beale Street Could Talk

• Kingsley, Ben (December 31)

  Star of the movie Gandhi

• Kinkade, Thomas (January 19)

  The "Painter of Light" who became a multimillionaire businessman

• Kipling, Rudyard (December 30)

  The author of The Jungle Book

• Kreskin, The Amazing (January 12)

  Star of TV's The Amazing World of Kreskin

• Kushner, Jared (January 10)

  Donald Trump's son-in-law and adviser

• Lagarde, Christine (January 1)

   The head of the International Monetary Fund, 2011-present

• Langella, Frank (January 1)

  The one who played Nixon in the movie Frost/Nixon

• Lauer, Matt (December 30)

  The NBC anchor fired in 2017 for sexual misconduct

• Law, Jude (December 29)

  The lanky, sexy British star of Cold Mountain

• Lee, Robert E. (January 19)

  Leader of Confederate armies in the Civil War

• Lee, Stan (December 28)

  The leader of Marvel Comics and co-creator of Spider-Man

• Legend, John (December 28)

  Singer of the 2005 hit "Ordinary People"

• Leone, Sergio (January 3)

  Italian director of movie westerns

• Leto, Jared (December 26)

  The Oscar-winning co-star of Dallas Buyers Club

• Li, Gong (December 31)

  Leading lady of Chinese movies

• Limbaugh, Rush (January 12)

  The host of radio's Rush Limbaugh Show

• Liu Xiaobo (December 28)

  The Chinese writer who won 2010's Nobel Peace Prize

• Lloyd George, David (January 17)

   The British Prime Minister, 1916-22

• London, Jack (January 12)

  Author of Call of the Wild

• Longstreet, James (January 8)

  The Confederate Civil War general blamed for the Gettysburg loss

• Lopez, Nancy (January 6)

  Great golfer

• Lord, Jack (December 30)

  Steve McGarrett on TV's Hawaii Five-O

• Louis-Dreyfus, Julia (January 13)

  Elaine on the sitcom Seinfeld

• Lovelace, Linda (January 10)

  The star of the sexually explicit film Deep Throat

• Lucci, Susan (December 23)

  Erica Kane on ABC's All My Children from 1970-2011

• Lynch, Ross (December 29)

  Austin in Disney TV's Austin & Ally

• Lynne, Jeff (December 30)

  The main guy from Electric Light Orchestra

• Macdonald, John A. (January 11)

  Prime Minister of Canada 1867-73 and 1878-91

• Malik, Zayn (January 12)

  The English-Pakistani member of One Direction

• Mandrell, Barbara (December 25)

  Multi-talented leader of the Mandrell Sisters

• Manning, Eli (January 3)

  The New York Giants quarterback who won Super Bowls in 2008 and 2012

• Manson, Marilyn (January 5)

  Whitefaced shock-rock singer of Antichrist Superstar

• Marshall, George C. (December 31)

  World War II-era U.S. General and Secretary of State

• Martin, George (January 6)

  The music producer who helped turn the Beatles into the world's biggest band

• Martin, Ricky (December 24)

  Latino pop singer who did "Livin' La Vida Loca"

• Matisse, Henri (December 31)

  French artist and leader of the Fauve movement

• McCain, Cindy (December 31)

  The widow of U.S. senator John McCain

• McKellar, Danica (January 3)

  Kevin's dream girl on The Wonder Years

• Merman, Ethel (January 16)

  The brassy star of Annie Get Your Gun

• Meyers, Seth (December 28)

  The host of Late Night With Seth Meyers, 2014-present

• Meyer, Stephenie (December 24)

  The author of the teen vampire romance Twilight

• Middleton, Kate (January 9)

  The wife of Prince William, heir to the British throne

• Miller, Bennett (December 30)

  Director of the 2005 movie Capote

• Miller, Henry (December 26)

  Author of Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn

• Miller, Sienna (December 28)

  Jude Law's ex-girlfriend and star of Factory Girl

• Milne, A.A. (January 18)

  Creator of Winnie the Pooh

• Milner, Martin (December 28)

  The veteran cop from TV's Adam-12

• Miranda, Lin-Manuel (January 16)

  The creator and star of the musical Hamilton

• Mitchell, David (January 12)

  The author of Cloud Atlas

• Mitchell, William "Billy" (December 29)

  "Father of the U.S. Air Force"

• Mix, Tom (January 6)

  Fancy-dressin' silent film cowboy

• Miyazaki, Hayao (January 5)

  The animator who made Spirited Away

• Mondale, Eleanor (January 19)

  Reporter and daughter of Walter Mondale

• Mondale, Walter "Fritz" (January 5)

  Vice President of the United States, 1977-81

• Moon, Sun Myung (January 6)

  Founder of the Unification Church

• Moore, Mary Tyler (December 29)

  Star of TV's The Mary Tyler Moore Show

• Morris, Jim (January 19)

  The pitcher who made the majors as a 35-year-old rookie

• Moss, Kate (January 16)

  The waif-like star of Calvin Klein ads

• Mott, Lucretia (January 3)

  The Quaker minister who was the first to sign the Seneca Falls women's rights declaration

• Muhammad, John Allen (December 31)

  The killer who shot 10 people near Washington, DC in 2002

• Murakami, Haruki (January 12)

  The Japanese author of Norwegian Wood

• Nasser, Gamal Abdel (January 15)

  Leader of Egypt, 1956-70

• Negga, Ruth (January 7)

  The Oscar-nominated star of the 2016 film "Loving"

• Nesmith, Michael (December 30)

  The tall Monkee in the wool watch cap

• Newton, Sir Isaac (January 4)

  The genius who explained gravity

• Nichols, Nichelle (December 28)

  Lt. Uhura in the original Star Trek TV series

• Nishikori, Kei (December 29)

  The Japanese tennis star who made the finals of the 2014 U.S. Open

• Nixon, Richard M. (January 9)

  The U.S. president who resigned after the Watergate scandal

• Noguchi, Thomas (January 4)

  The "Coroner to the Stars"

• Nordegren, Elin (January 1)

  The Swedish nanny who became Tiger Woods's ex-wife

• Noé, Gaspar (December 27)

  The Argentinian-born French filmmaker who did 'Irreversible'

• Obama, Michelle (January 17)

  First Lady of the United States, 2009-2017

• Odetta (December 31)

   The fierce black folk singer known for "Oh, Freedom"

• O'Donoghue, Michael (January 5)

  Writer / performer on Saturday Night Live

• O'Malley, Martin (January 18)

  The governor of Maryland, 2007-2015

• Outcault, R.F. (January 14)

  Creator of The Yellow Kid and Buster Brown

• Page, Jimmy (January 9)

  Lead guitarist for the rock band Led Zeppelin

• Park Jae-sang (December 31)

  The singer of the 2012 global hit "Gangnam Style"

• Parks, Bert (December 30)

  Longtime host of the Miss America pageant

• Parton, Dolly (January 19)

  Singer of the hit tune I Will Always Love You

• Pasteur, Louis (December 27)

  Renowned inventor of pasteurization

• Paul, Rand (January 7)

  U.S. senator from Kentucky, 2010-present

• Peet, Amanda (January 11)

  Jacqueline "Jack" Barrett in TV's Jack & Jill

• Pitts, Zasu (January 3)

  Big-eyed actress of early Hollywood

• Poe, Edgar Allan (January 19)

  The author of the poem "The Raven"

• Popeye the Sailor (January 17)

  Fist-fighting, spinach-loving sailor of comics and cartoons

• Portis, Charles (December 28)

  The author of the book True Grit

• Poundstone, Paula (December 29)

  The stand-up comedian who was accused of child endangerment

• Powter, Susan (December 22)

  The "stop the insanity!" feminist fitness guru

• Presley, Elvis (January 8)

  "The King of Rock 'n Roll"

• Préval, René (January 17)

  President of Haiti, 1996-2000, 2006-present

• Pugh, Florence (January 3)

  Star of the movie 'Midsommar'

• Puig, Manuel (December 28)

  The author of Kiss of the Spider Woman

• Rae, Issa (January 12)

  The creator of the Web series Awkward Black Girl

• Ramone, Phil (January 5)

   The legendary music producer of Billy Joel's 52nd Street

• Rapace, Noomi (December 28)

  The star of the original Girl With the Dragon Tattoo movies

• Raven, Simon (December 28)

  The author of the Alms for Oblivion novels

• Rayburn, Gene (December 22)

  Host of TV's Match Game

• Redmayne, Eddie (January 6)

  The actor who won an Oscar for The Theory of Everything

• Reece, Gabrielle (January 6)

  6'3" volleyball star and model

• Reeves, George (January 5)

  Superman on the 1950s TV series

• Reilly, Charles Nelson (January 13)

  The wackiest panelist on TV's Match Game

• Renner, Jeremy (January 7)

  The star of the movie The Hurt Locker

• Ripley, Robert L. (December 25)

  Founder of Ripley's Believe It Or Not!

• Roach, Max (January 10)

  Bebop drummer and bandleader with Clifford Brown

• Roget, Peter Mark (January 18)

  Creator of Roget's Thesaurus

• Rooney, Andy (January 14)

  The star of the 60 Minutes segment "A Few Minutes With Andy Rooney"

• Ross, Betsy (January 1)

  The creator of the American flag

• Rove, Karl (December 25)

  The chief political advisor to George W. Bush

• Russell, Harold (January 14)

  The disabled vet in The Best Years of Our Lives

• Rylance, Mark (January 18)

  The Shakespearean actor who won an Oscar for the 2015 film Bridge of Spies

• Sadat, Anwar (December 25)

  President of Egypt, 1970-81

• Salinger, J.D. (January 1)

  The author of The Catcher In the Rye

• Sam, Michael (January 7)

  The college football star who announced in 2014 that he was gay

• Sandburg, Carl (January 6)

  Author of the poem Chicago

• Sawyer, Diane (December 22)

  The anchor of ABC's Good Morning America, 2009-14

• Schlessinger, Laura (January 16)

  The radio advice-giver known as "Dr. Laura"

• Schumacher, Michael (January 3)

  The seven-time world champion of Formula 1 racing

• Seacrest, Ryan (December 24)

  The host of TV's American Idol

• Sedaris, David (December 26)

  Author of the essay collection Me Talk Pretty One Day

• Segel, Jason (January 18)

  Nick from Freaks and Geeks and star of Forgetting Sarah Marshall

• Semenya, Caster (January 7)

  The woman South African runner who was accused of being a man

• Serling, Rod (December 25)

  The creator and host of The Twilight Zone

• Service, Robert W. (January 16)

  The England-born, Scotland-raised poet who wrote "The Cremation of Sam McGee"

• Sessions, Jeff (December 24)

  U.S. Attorney General, 2017-2018

• Shah Jahan (January 5)

  The Mughal emperor who built the Taj Mahal

• Shannon, Del (December 30)

  The singer of the hit song "Runaway"

• Shapiro, Ben (January 15)

  The conservative gadfly who started The Daily Wire

• Sharif, Nawaz (December 25)

  The exiled two-time prime minister of Pakistan

• Shayk, Irina (January 6)

  Cover girl for the 2011 Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue

• Sheckler, Ryan (December 30)

  Youngest-ever pro skateboarder and star of TV's Life of Ryan

• Sheppard, Sam (December 29)

  The Ohio doctor who inspired TV's The Fugitive

• Simmons, J.K. (January 9)

  J. Jonah Jameson in the Spider-Man movies

• Singleton, John (January 6)

  The writer and director of Boyz N the Hood

• Smirnoff, Karina (January 2)

  The attractive Ukrainian dance partner from Dancing With the Stars

• Smith, Joseph (December 23)

  Founder of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

• Smith, Maggie (December 28)

   The star of The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie

• Smith, Patti (December 30)

  The poet-rocker who wrote the memoir 'Just Kids'

• Soderbergh, Steven (January 14)

  The Oscar-winning director of the Oceans Eleven films

• Spacek, Sissy (December 25)

  Star of In The Bedroom

• Stafford, William (January 17)

  The poet who wrote "Traveling Through the Dark"

• Stanley, Flat (January 1)

  Children's globetrotting fictional character

• St. Augustine (January 1)

  Influential Christian thinker

• Staunton, Imelda (January 9)

  The star of the film Vera Drake

• Stephenson, William (January 11)

  The Canadian spymaster behind A Man Called Intrepid

• Stern, Howard (January 12)

  'Shock jock' host of radio's The Howard Stern Show

• Stewart, Rod (January 10)

  Raspy-voiced singer of "Maggie May"

• Strout, Elizabeth (January 6)

  The author of 'Olive Kitteredge'

• Summer, Donna (December 31)

   The Queen of Disco who did "I Feel Love" and "Last Dance"

• Sumner, Charles (January 6)

  The anti-slavery activist who was caned in the U.S. Senate in 1856

• Taylor, Mick (January 17)

  Guitarist for The Rolling Stones, 1969-74

• Teller, Edward (January 15)

  "The Father of the Hydrogen Bomb"

• Thomas, Danny (January 6)

  Star of TV's Make Room For Daddy

• Thunberg, Greta (January 3)

  The teen climate change activist named Time's 'Person of the Year' in 2019

• Tolkien, J.R.R. (January 3)

  The author of The Lord of the Rings

• Torvalds, Linus (December 28)

  The guy who wrote the kernel for the Linux Operating System

• Troyer, Verne (January 1)

  'Mini-Me' in the Austin Powers movies

• Trudeau, Justin (December 25)

  The Prime Minister of Canada, 2015-present

• Trump, Donald Jr. (December 31)

  The oldest son of former President Donald Trump

• Trump, Eric (January 6)

  The third child of Donald Trump

• Turlington, Christy (January 2)

  Lanky, yoga-loving model for Calvin Klein

• Ullman, Tracey (December 30)

  Creator of The Tracey Ullman Show

• Van Cleef, Lee (January 9)

  The "bad" guy in the western The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

• Vendela (January 12)

  Swedish 1993 Sports Illustrated swimsuit cover model

• Verdon, Gwen (January 13)

  The original Lola in Broadway's Damn Yankees

• Vesalius, Andreas (December 31)

  16th-century Belgian anatomist who wrote The Structure of the Human Body

• Vieira, Meredith (December 30)

  Co-host of the Today show, 2006-11

• Wade, Dwyane (January 17)

  Miami Heat guard called "Flash" and "D-Wade"

• Wallace, Alfred Russel (January 8)

  Darwin's contemporary who came up with natural selection

• Warren, Estella (December 23)

  Chanel No. 5 spokesmodel

• Washington, Denzel (December 28)

  Star of Malcolm X and Training Day

• Watson, Emily (January 14)

  Star of the movie Punch-Drunk Love

• Watt, James (January 19)

  Improver -- not inventor -- of the steam engine

• Watts, Alan (January 6)

  The author of 'The Way of Zen'

• Weber, Dick (December 23)

  Star PBA bowler from the 1950s to the 1990s

• Wenner, Jann (January 7)

   Founder and publisher of Rolling Stone magazine

• White, Betty (January 17)

  Rose Nyland on The Golden Girls

• Wiesenthal, Simon (December 31)

  The Nazi hunter who nabbed Adolf Eichmann

• Williams, Maria P. (January 1)

  The first black woman to write and produce a movie, in 1923

• Williams, Stanley Tookie (December 29)

  Co-founder of the Crips street gang

• Willis, Connie (December 31)

  Sci-fi author of The Doomsday Book

• Wilson, Robert Anton (January 18)

  Co-author of the Illuminatus! Trilogy

• Wilson, Woodrow (December 28)

  The U.S. president during World War I

• Wong, Anna May (January 3)

  Hollywood's first Chinese American film star

• Woods, Tiger (December 30)

  The biggest golf superstar of the 21st century

• Yellowman (January 15)

  The albino Jamaican reggae star

• Young, Loretta (January 6)

  The star of TV's The Loretta Young Show

• Yukio, Mishima (January 14)

  Seppuku-committing Japanese author

• Zedong, Mao (December 26)

  Head of the People's Republic of China, 1949-76

• Zombie, Rob (January 12)

  Front man for the rock band White Zombie

• Zwingli, Ulrich (January 1)

  Swiss Protestant leader killed in battle for Zurich

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