Abdul, Paula (June 19)
Original American Idol judge and singer of "Straight Up"
Famous Gemini Celebrities
From the Who2 database of 4,809 musicians, actors, historical figures, and other celebrities:
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Adair, Red (June 18)
Oil well firefighting legend -
Adu, Freddy (June 2)
Ghanian-American teenage soccer phenom -
Allen, Tim (June 13)
The voice of Buzz Lightyear and star of 'Home Improvement' -
al-Zawahiri, Ayman (June 19)
Osama bin Laden's one-time partner in al-Qaeda -
Anthony, Carmelo (May 29)
Forward for the NBA's Denver Nuggets since 2003 -
Atkins, Chet (June 20)
Creator of the "Nashville Sound" -
Auberjonois, René (June 1)
Odo on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine -
Aung San Suu Kyi (June 19)
Leader of the democratic movement in Myanmar -
Awkwafina (June 2)
Comic rapper turned actress who starred in 'The Farewell' -
Baker, Josephine (June 3)
The Black American singer/dancer famous in 1920s Paris -
Bakley, Bonny Lee (June 7)
The victim in the Robert Blake murder case -
Ban Ki-moon (June 13)
8th U.N. Secretary-General, 2007-16 -
Barbeau, Adrienne (June 11)
The buxom star of the B-movies The Fog and Swamp Thing -
Barris, Chuck (June 3)
Host of TV's The Gong Show -
Barros, Ana Beatriz (May 29)
Heavy-lipped Brazilian model for Victoria's Secret -
Beasley, DaMarcus (May 24)
Left winger for PSV Eindhoven -
Bell, Art (June 17)
The original host of the eerie radio show "Coast to Coast AM" -
Bellow, Saul (June 10)
Author of Henderson, The Rain King and Seize the Day -
Bening, Annette (May 29)
The star of American Beauty -
Berners-Lee, Tim (June 8)
Inventor of the World Wide Web -
Biafra, Jello (June 17)
The frontman for the punk group Dead Kennedys -
Biden, Jill (June 5)
The First Lady of the United States, 2021-present -
Birch, John (May 28)
Missionary for whom the John Birch Society was named -
Blanc, Mel (May 30)
The voice of Bugs Bunny and the Looney Tunes cartoons -
Bleeth, Yasmine (June 14)
Caroline Holden on the series Baywatch -
Bonham Carter, Helena (May 26)
Queen Elizabeth in The King's Speech -
Boone, Pat (June 1)
White-shoed Christian singer of 1950s rock 'n' roll hits -
Botwright, Vicky (June 18)
The bikini-wearing squash player -
Bourne, Randolph (May 30)
The author of Youth and Life -
Brand, Russell (June 4)
The British comedian who starred in Get Him to the Greek -
Brooks, Gwendolyn (June 7)
The first African American to win a Pulitzer for poetry -
Burghoff, Gary (May 24)
"Radar" O'Reilly on TV's M*A*S*H -
Busey, Brook (June 14)
The former blogger and stripper who wrote the movie Juno -
Bush, Barbara Pierce (June 8)
U.S. First Lady, 1989-93 -
Bush, George Herbert Walker (June 12)
President of the United States, 1989-93 -
Campbell, Naomi (May 22)
Top black supermodel of the 1990s -
Carey, Drew (May 23)
The star of TV's The Drew Carey Show -
Carlile, Brandi (June 1)
The singer who did 'By the Way, I Forgive You' -
Carson, Rachel (May 27)
The author of Silent Spring -
Carver, Raymond (May 25)
American short-story writer -
Casiraghi, Andrea (June 8)
The eldest child of Monaco's Princess Caroline -
Cassatt, Mary (May 22)
Painter of 1891's The Bath -
Castro, Raul (June 3)
The president of Cuba, 2008-18 -
Cera, Michael (June 7)
That kid from Arrested Development and Juno -
Chabon, Michael (May 24)
The author of The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay -
Cholodenko, Lisa (June 5)
The director of Laurel Canyon and The Kids Are All Right -
Christo (June 13)
The artist who wrapped the Reichstag with fabric in 1995 -
Church, Thomas Haden (June 17)
The has-been hunk Jack in the movie Sideways -
Clijsters, Kim (June 8)
The U.S. Open winner who retired and then came back to win it twice more -
Clooney, Rosemary (May 23)
Co-star of the 1954 movie White Christmas -
Coffin, William Sloane (June 1)
The Yale chaplain who opposed the U.S. war in Vietnam -
Colfer, Chris (May 27)
The former Glee star who writes fantasy novels for kids -
Collins, Joan (May 23)
Ageless star of TV's Dynasty -
Cooper, Anderson (June 3)
The silver-haired host of the CNN news show Anderson Cooper 360° -
Cornwell, Patricia (June 9)
The best-selling author of the Kay Scarpetta series -
Cousteau, Jacques-Yves (June 11)
Underwater explorer and filmmaker -
Cox, Courteney (June 15)
Monica on the TV sitcom Friends -
Cox, Laverne (May 29)
Sophia Burset on Orange Is the New Black -
Cox, Nikki (June 2)
Star of TV's Unhappily Ever After and Las Vegas -
Crick, Francis (June 8)
Co-discoverer of the structure of DNA -
Curtis, Tony (June 3)
The star of Some Like it Hot -
Cushing, Peter (May 26)
The horror film legend who was Grand Moff Tarkin in Star Wars -
Dahmer, Jeffrey (May 21)
The "Milwaukee Cannibal" serial killer -
Dano, Paul (June 19)
The mute kid in Little Miss Sunshine -
Darren, James (June 8)
Moondoggie the surfer in Gidget -
Davenport, Lindsay (June 8)
Winner of the 1999 Wimbledon tennis tournament -
Davis, Jefferson (June 3)
President of the Confederate States of America during the Civil War -
Davis, Miles (May 26)
Composer/performer of Kind of Blue -
Dennings, Kat (June 13)
Norah in Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist -
Depp, Johnny (June 9)
Captain Jack Sparrow in the Pirates of the Caribbean movies -
Dern, Bruce (June 4)
The Oscar-nominated star of the 2013 film Nebraska -
Dihigo, Martín (May 25)
The Cuban baseball star known as "The Immortal" -
Dinklage, Peter (June 11)
He's the dwarf Tyrion Lannister on Game of Thrones -
Djokovic, Novak (May 22)
The Serbian tennis star who has won 24 major singles titles -
Dodd, Christopher (May 27)
U.S. senator from Connecticut, 1981-2011 -
Dolphy, Eric (June 20)
The way-out reed man who recorded Out to Lunch -
Douglas, Aaron (May 26)
The Harlem Renaissance muralist who did 'Aspects of Negro Life' -
Doyle, Arthur Conan (May 22)
The creator of Sherlock Holmes -
Drew, Charles (June 3)
The inventor of the blood bank -
Dujardin, Jean (June 19)
The Oscar-winning star of the 2011 film The Artist -
Duncan, Isadora (May 26)
Free-spirited modern dancer of the early 1900s -
Dylan, Bob (May 24)
Singer of "Like a Rolling Stone" -
Dürer, Albrecht (May 21)
Germany's great Renaissance illustrator and printmaker -
Eastwood, Clint (May 31)
Star of the Dirty Harry films -
Ebert, Roger (June 19)
The "two thumbs up" movie critic and TV personality -
Edelstein, Lisa (May 21)
Dr. Lisa Cuddy on TV's House -
Edwards, John (June 20)
The Democratic candidate for vice president in 2004 -
Ellison, Harlan (May 27)
The author of "I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream" and 'A Boy and His Dog' -
Emerson, Ralph Waldo (May 25)
A founder of Transcendentalism -
Erdrich, Louise (June 7)
The author of The Plague of Doves -
Escher, M.C. (June 17)
Mind-bending artist of "Hand With Reflecting Sphere" -
Etheridge, Melissa (May 29)
Singer of "Come to My Window" -
Everett, Chad (June 11)
Dr. Joe Gannon on Medical Center -
Farrell, Colin (May 31)
The star of Alexander and Miami Vice -
Fassbinder, Rainer Werner (May 31)
The director of the movie The Marriage of Maria Braun -
Feige, Kevin (June 2)
The head of Marvel Studios since 2007 -
Flanagan, John (May 22)
Author of the Ranger's Apprentice series of children's books -
Fleming, Ian (May 28)
The creator of James Bond 007 -
Flux, Aeon (June)
Sexy animated assassin from MTV's Liquid Television -
Flynn, Errol (June 20)
The swashbuckling star of Captain Blood and Robin Hood -
Ford, Rob (May 28)
The rambunctious mayor of Toronto, 2010-14 -
Fosdick, Harry Emerson (May 24)
Liberal Protestant preacher who wrote, "Shall the Fundamentalists Win?" -
Fox, Michael J. (June 9)
Out-of-time teen Marty McFly in the Back to the Future film series -
Frank, Anne (June 12)
Author of The Diary of Anne Frank -
Franken, Al (May 21)
The liberal comedian who was elected senator from Minnesota in 2008 -
Freeman, Morgan (June 1)
The Oscar-winning co-star of Million Dollar Baby -
Fuller, Margaret (May 23)
The feminist who wrote 'Woman in the Nineteenth Century' -
Gaddafi, Muammar (June 7)
Dictator of Libya, 1969-2011 -
Garland, Judy (June 10)
The actress who played Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz -
Garner, Erroll (June 15)
The guy who wrote the song "Misty" -
Gasquet, Richard (June 18)
French tennis prodigy and mixed doubles winner at the 2002 French Open -
Gaugin, Paul (June 7)
The Post-Impressionist painter of Tahitian girls -
Gehrig, Lou (June 19)
The New York Yankee hero known as "The Iron Horse" -
Geronimo (June 16)
The Chiricahua Apache leader who surrendered in 1886 -
Giamatti, Paul (June 6)
Star of American Splendor and Sideways -
Giffords, Gabrielle (June 8)
The U.S. member of Congress who was shot in 2011 -
Gilberto, João (June 10)
The Brazilian guitarist who did "The Girl From Ipanema" -
Gilbert, William (May 24)
The guy who figured out magnetism and electricity -
Gilbreth, Lillian (May 24)
The engineer and efficiency expert and mom of 'Cheaper by the Dozen' -
Gillaine, Marie (June 18)
The young star of the film My Father the Hero -
Gingrich, Newt (June 17)
Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, 1995-1999 -
Ginsberg, Allen (June 3)
The Beat-era poet who wrote Howl -
Giovanni, Nikki (June 7)
The poet who wrote "Ego-Tripping" -
Giuliani, Rudy (May 28)
Mayor of New York City, 1994-2001 -
Goddard, Paulette (June 3)
Charlie Chaplin's leading lady in Modern Times -
Goodman, Benny (May 30)
Clarinetist nicknamed "The King of Swing" -
Goodman, John (June 20)
The husband on TV's Roseanne -
Graf, Steffi (June 14)
1988 Grand Slam winner -
Graham, Katharine (June 16)
Publisher of the Washington Post -
Gray, Spalding (June 5)
Creator of Swimming to Cambodia and other monologues -
Grier, Pam (May 26)
Star of the 1970s cult hit Foxy Brown -
Griffith, Andy (June 1)
Star of TV's The Andy Griffith Show and Matlock -
Guerra, Juan Luis (June 7)
The Dominican guitarist who did "Bachata Rosa" -
Guevara, Che (June 14)
Latin American Marxist revolutionary -
Hale, Nathan (June 6)
Revolutionary War hero who said "I only regret that I have but one life..." -
Hamlisch, Marvin (June 2)
Composer of A Chorus Line -
Hammett, Dashiell (May 27)
The author of "The Maltese Falcon" -
Hardy, Thomas (June 2)
The author of Tess of the d'Urbervilles -
Harris, Barbara C. (June 12)
The world's first female Anglican bishop -
Harris, Neil Patrick (June 15)
The star of the TV sitcom How I Met Your Mother -
Hawks, Howard (May 30)
The versatile film director who did Bringing Up Baby -
Hayward, Tony (May 21)
The head of BP during the great Gulf of Mexico oil spill of 2010 -
Hazare, Anna (June 15)
The activist who led the Indian anti-corruption movement of the early 21st century -
Heche, Anne (May 25)
The one-time partner of Ellen DeGeneres who starred in Six Days Seven Nights -
Held Evans, Rachel (June 8)
The LGBT-friendly Christian blogger who died tragically at 37 -
Henin, Justine (June 1)
Winner of the French Open, 2005-07 -
Henry, Patrick (May 29)
The American patriot who said, "Give me liberty or give me death!" -
Hickok, "Wild Bill" (May 27)
The frontiersman shot from behind in Deadwood -
Higgs, Peter Ware (May 29)
The Nobel-winning physicist behind the Higgs boson -
Hill, Joe (June 4)
The author of Heart-Shaped Box and NOS4A2 -
Hill, Lauryn (May 25)
The singer from the Fugees -
Hinckley, John Jr. (May 29)
The man who shot Ronald Reagan -
Holland, Tom (June 1)
The star of 'Spider-Man: Homecoming' -
Hope, Bob (May 29)
Master comedian and Bing Crosby's movie co-star -
Howe, Julia Ward (May 27)
The abolitionist who wrote The Battle Hymn of the Republic -
Humphrey, Hubert H. (May 27)
Vice President of the United States, 1965-69 -
Hunt, Helen (June 15)
The star of Mad About You -
Hurley, Elizabeth (June 10)
Vanessa Kensington in Austin Powers -
Ice Cube (June 15)
Rap's NWA co-founder and movie star of Barbershop -
Iverson, Allen (June 7)
The NBA player called "The Answer" -
Jackson, Rachel Donelson Robards (June 15)
President Andrew Jackson's wife -
Jakes, T.D. (June 9)
Pentecostal preacher who wrote "Woman, Thou Art Loosed" -
Jeanne-Claude (June 13)
The wife and creative partner of the avant-garde artist Christo -
Jennings, Ken (May 23)
The man who won 74 straight times on Jeopardy! and then became its host -
Jennings, Waylon (June 15)
Country singer who did "Good Hearted Woman" -
Jewel (May 23)
The singer of the hit "You Were Meant For Me" -
Jindal, Bobby (June 10)
The governor of Louisiana, 2008-2016 -
Jinping, Xi (June 15)
President of China, 2013-present -
Johnson, Boris (June 19)
Prime Minister of the U.K. from 2019-2022 -
Johnston, Lynn (May 28)
Creator of the comic strip For Better or For Worse -
Jolie, Angelina (June 4)
The Oscar-winning star of Girl, Interrupted and other films -
Jolie-Pitt, Shiloh (May 27)
The Namibia-born daughter of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie -
Jones, Duncan (May 30)
The director of the films Moon and Source Code -
Jones, Tom (June 7)
Sexy Welsh singer of "It's Not Unusual" -
Kaczynski, Ted (May 22)
The so-called Unabomber -
Kamen, Jack (May 29)
Cover artist for EC Comics -
Kennedy, John F. (May 29)
President of the United States, 1961-63 -
Kevorkian, Jack (May 28)
The euthanasia advocate known as "Dr. Death" -
Keynes, John Maynard (June 5)
The British economist who created macroeconomics -
Kidman, Nicole (June 20)
The elegant Australian who won an Oscar for The Hours -
King Charles II (May 29)
The Restoration king after Cromwell's Commonwealth period -
King George I (May 28)
The first Hanoverian king of England, 1714-27 -
King George III (June 4)
English king who lost the American colonies -
King George V (June 3)
George V, by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and of the British Dominions beyond the Seas, King, Defender of the Faith, Emperor of India -
King James I (June 19)
The Scottish and English king who sponsored the 1611 Bible -
Kinnear, Greg (June 17)
Co-star of As Good As It Gets and Little Miss Sunshine -
Kissinger, Henry (May 27)
U.S. Secretary of State under Presidents Nixon and Ford -
Klum, Heidi (June 1)
The supermodel host of TV's Project Runway -
Knight, Gladys (May 28)
The soul singer who did "Midnight Train to Georgia" with The Pips -
Kournikova, Anna (June 7)
Famously blonde tennis star of the late 1990s -
Kravitz, Lenny (May 26)
The pop singer who plays Cinna in The Hunger Games -
LaBeouf, Shia (June 11)
Star of Disturbia and Eagle Eye -
Lamar, Kendrick (June 17)
The rapper who did "Swimming Pools (Drank)" -
Landau, Martin (June 20)
Bela Lugosi in the 1994 movie 'Ed Wood' -
Lanthimos, Yorgos (May 27)
The Greek filmmaker who did 'The Lobster' -
Laurie, Hugh (June 11)
The grumpy-but-brilliant doctor in TV's House -
Lee, Christopher (May 27)
Saruman in the Lord of the Rings film trilogy -
Lee, Peggy (May 26)
Singer of "Fever" -
Le Pen, Jean-Marie (June 20)
Leader of France's National Front party -
Lima, Adriana (June 12)
Super-slender Guess and Victoria's Secret model -
Linnaeus, Carl (May 23)
The botanist who was the "father of taxonomy" -
Lombardi, Vince (June 11)
The head coach of the Green Bay Packers during the 1960s -
Lopes, Lisa (May 27)
Rapper/singer for the group TLC -
Lorca, Federico Garcia (June 5)
Spanish dramatist/poet who wrote Poet in New York -
Luttig, J. Michael (June 13)
U.S. Court of Appeals judge, 1991-2006 -
Lynch, Loretta (May 21)
U.S. Attorney General, 2015-2017 -
Lynde, Paul (June 13)
Center square on the original The Hollywood Squares -
Macklemore (June 19)
The rapper who did "Thrift Shop" and "Same Love" -
Maliki, Nuri Kamal (June 20)
Prime minister of Iraq, 2006-2014 -
Manilow, Barry (June 17)
Singer of the 1974 hit tune "Mandy" -
Margulies, Julianna (June 8)
The star of the TV series The Good Wife -
Marshall, E. G. (June 18)
Lawrence Preston in the classic TV series The Defenders -
Martin, Dean (June 7)
The Rat Pack crooner who sang "Everybody Loves Somebody Sometime" -
Mathers, Jerry (June 2)
Beaver in the 1950s TV hit Leave It To Beaver -
Matthiessen, Peter (May 22)
The author of At Play in the Fields of the Lord -
Maxwell, James Clerk (June 13)
The physicist who came up with the theory of electromagnetism -
Maxwell, Robert (June 10)
Disgraced publisher of the Daily Mirror -
Mayer, Marissa (May 30)
The early Google employee who became CEO of Yahoo in 2012 -
Mayfield, Curtis (June 3)
The funky and soulful composer for the film Superfly -
McBrayer, Jack (May 27)
The sycophantic southern gent on 30 Rock -
McCarthy, Tom (June 7)
The director of Spotlight and The Station Agent -
McCartney, Paul (June 18)
Singer and composer for The Beatles -
McClintock, Barbara (June 16)
The genetics scientist who learned from maize -
McDaniel, Hattie (June 10)
The first black actor to win an Oscar, in 1940 -
McGinley, Ted (May 30)
Jefferson D'Arcy on TV's Married With Children -
McGrady, Tracy (May 24)
Houston Rockets star who once scored 13 points in 33 seconds -
McGruder, Aaron (May 29)
Creator of the comic The Boondocks -
McKellen, Ian (May 25)
Gandalf in the film Lord of the Rings -
McKinley, Ida Saxton (June 8)
First Lady of the United States, 1897-1901 -
McMurtry, Larry (June 3)
The author of Lonesome Dove -
McNamara, Robert S. (June 9)
U.S. Secretary of Defense, 1961-68 -
Mesmer, Franz Anton (May 23)
18th century healer and showman -
Metcalf, Laurie (June 16)
Aunt Jackie on 'Roseanne' and the mom in 'Lady Bird' -
Mickelson, Phil (June 16)
Winner of the 2004, 2006 and 2010 Masters golf tournaments -
Milk, Harvey (May 22)
The gay San Francisco city official gunned down in 1978 -
Miller, Christa (May 28)
Jordan Sullivan on TV's Scrubs -
Miller, Wentworth (June 2)
Michael Scofield on the TV series Prison Break -
Minogue, Kylie (May 28)
Singer of "Spinning Around" and "The Locomotion" -
Mintz-Plasse, Christopher (June 20)
McLovin from the movie Superbad -
Monaco, Kelly (May 23)
Samantha "Sam" McCall on General Hospital -
Monroe, Marilyn (June 1)
Hollywood's most famous blonde sex symbol -
Montalban, Paolo (May 21)
Prince Charming in the 1997 TV production of Cinderella -
Montana, Joe (June 11)
The quarterback who won four Super Bowls with the San Francisco 49ers -
Moog, Robert (May 23)
The guy who invented the Moog synthesizer -
Morissette, Alanis (June 1)
The singer of the hit "You Oughta Know" -
Morrissey (May 22)
Lead singer of the 1980s band The Smiths -
Moussaoui, Zacarias (May 30)
The one guy convicted for the 9/11 attacks -
Mulder, Karen (June 1)
Former model for Guess? and Victoria's Secret -
Muldowney, Shirley (June 19)
The professional drag racer once known as "Cha-Cha" -
Mulligan, Carey (May 28)
The star of 'Promising Young Woman' -
Murphy, Audie (June 20)
The most-decorated American soldier of World War II -
Murphy, Cillian (May 25)
Chief gangster Tommy Murphy on the BBC series Peaky Blinders -
Myers, Mike (May 25)
Star of the Austin Powers movies -
Nabors, Jim (June 12)
The actor who was TV's Gomer Pyle -
Nadal, Rafael (June 3)
The Mallorcan tennis star who has won the French Open 13 times -
Nagy, Imre (June 7)
Martyred hero of Hungary's 1956 revolution -
Namath, Joe (May 31)
The flashy NFL quarterback known as "Broadway Joe" -
Nash, John (June 13)
The mathematician depicted in A Beautiful Mind -
Neeson, Liam (June 7)
The star of Schindler's List and Love, Actually -
Nicks, Stevie (May 26)
Singer for the rock band Fleetwood Mac 1975-2001 -
Nilsson, Harry (June 15)
The guy who sang "Jump into the Fire" -
Oates, Joyce Carol (June 16)
The author of Bellefleur and Them -
Obama, Sasha (June 10)
The younger daughter of President Barack Obama -
O'Hare, Sarah (May 31)
Former Wonderbra model -
Ohno, Apollo Anton (May 22)
The gold-medal speedskater who won "Dancing With the Stars" -
Oleynik, Larisa (June 7)
Star of The Secret World of Alex Mack -
Olivier, Sir Laurence (May 22)
The British acting legend who made the 1944 film Henry V -
Olsen, Ashley (June 13)
The older of the famous Olsen Twins -
Olsen, Mary-Kate (June 13)
The younger of the famous Olsen Twins -
Olsen Twins, The (June 13)
The twins from TV's Full House -
Oz, Frank (May 25)
The voice of Yoda and Miss Piggy -
Pascal, Blaise (June 19)
17th century mathematical genius -
Paul, Les (June 9)
Inventor of the solid-body electric guitar -
Pence, Mike (June 7)
Vice President of the United States, 2017-2021 -
Peter the Great (June 9)
The czar who modernized 18th century Russia -
Pope, Alexander (May 21)
Author of 1733's Essay on Man -
Pope Gregory XIII (June 7)
The pope who changed the calendar in 1582 -
Porter, Cole (June 9)
The Broadway master who wrote "Night and Day" -
Portman, Natalie (June 9)
The Oscar-winning star of Black Swan -
Price, Katie (May 22)
The U.K. tabloid model known as "Jordan" -
Price, Vincent (May 27)
The gentleman horror star who did House of Wax and The Fly -
Prince (June 7)
The funky star who recorded 1999 and changed his name to a symbol -
Prince, Erik (June 6)
Founder and former head of Blackwater Worldwide -
Prince Philip (June 10)
The husband of Queen Elizabeth II -
Prince Rainier III (May 31)
Ruler of Monaco and husband of Princess Grace -
Pryce, Jonathan (June 1)
The Oscar-nominated star of the 2019 film The Two Popes -
Pushkin, Alexander (June 6)
The author of the verse novel 'Eugene Onegin' -
Queen Victoria (May 24)
The queen who ruled the British Empire for 63+ years -
Quinto, Zachary (June 2)
The new Spock in the feature film series Star Trek -
Records, Max (June 18)
The kid in the movie Where the Wild Things Are -
Refaeli, Bar (June 4)
The supermodel who dated actor Leonardo DiCaprio -
Reuben, Gloria (June 9)
Jeanie Boulet on TV's ER -
Richie, Lionel (June 20)
Singer of the pop hit "All Night Long" -
Ride, Sally (May 26)
The first American woman in space -
Rivers, Joan (June 8)
The TV talk-show host with the catch-phrase "Can we talk?" -
Robbins, Harold (May 21)
The author of The Betsy -
Robinson, V. Gene (May 29)
The world's first openly gay Anglican bishop -
Rockefeller, David (June 12)
Leader of Chase Manhattan Bank, 1969-81 -
Rodriguez, Robert (June 20)
Filmmaker who did Desperado and Spy Kids -
Roethke, Theodore (May 25)
The Michigan poet who wrote "Elegy for Jane" -
Rossellini, Isabella (June 18)
Dorothy Vallens in David Lynch's Blue Velvet -
Rubio, Marco (May 28)
U.S. Senator from Florida, 2011-present -
Rushdie, Salman (June 19)
Author of The Satanic Verses -
Salahi, Tareq (May 26)
One half of the 2009 White House gate-crashing couple -
Saldana, Zoe (June 19)
Uhura in the new Star Trek and Neytiri in Avatar -
Sanford, Mark (May 28)
The South Carolina governor who was caught with an Argentinian mistress -
Sara, Mia (June 19)
Ferris's girlfriend in Ferris Bueller's Day Off -
Sayers, Dorothy (June 13)
The creator of Lord Peter Wimsey -
Schumer, Amy (June 1)
The raunchy comedy star of Trainwreck and Inside Amy Schumer -
Scott, Hazel (June 11)
The jazz star who had her own TV show in 1950, The Hazel Scott Show -
Scott, Robert Falcon (June 6)
The second man to reach the South Pole -
Scott Thomas, Kristin (May 24)
The beautiful, brooding star of The English Patient -
Sendak, Maurice (June 10)
The illustrator who created Where the Wild Things Are -
Shakur, Tupac (June 16)
Late rapper of 2Pacalypse Now -
Shaw, Artie (May 23)
The clarinet-playing big band leader who recorded Begin the Beguine -
Shelton, Blake (June 18)
The country music singer from TV's The Voice -
Simms, Molly (May 25)
Delinda Deline on NBC's Las Vegas -
Simpson, Wallis (June 19)
The woman for whom King Edward VIII gave up the throne -
Sinclair, Gordon (June 3)
Creator of the famous "Americans" broadcast -
Smit-McPhee, Kodi (June 13)
The son, Peter, in the movie 'The Power of the Dog' -
Snow, Tony (June 1)
White House press secretary, 2006-07 -
Sobieski, Leelee (June 10)
She was Joan on TV in 1999's Joan of Arc -
Spencer, Octavia (May 25)
Minny Jackson in the movie The Help -
Spitzer, Eliot (June 10)
Governor of New York, 2007-2008 -
Stowe, Harriet Beecher (June 14)
Author of Uncle Tom's Cabin -
Strieber, Whitley (June 13)
The alien-abductee novelist who wrote Communion -
Styron, William (June 11)
Author of Sophie's Choice -
Sukarno (June 6)
President of Indonesia, 1945-67 -
Summitt, Pat (June 14)
Head coach of women's basketball at the University of Tennessee, 1974-2012 -
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