Abdul, Paula (June 19)
Original American Idol judge and singer of "Straight Up"
Famous Gemini Celebrities
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Atkins, Chet (June 20)
Creator of the "Nashville Sound" -
Baker, Josephine (June 3)
The Black American singer/dancer famous in 1920s Paris -
Biafra, Jello (June 17)
The frontman for the punk group Dead Kennedys -
Boone, Pat (June 1)
White-shoed Christian singer of 1950s rock 'n' roll hits -
Carlile, Brandi (June 1)
The singer who did 'By the Way, I Forgive You' -
Clooney, Rosemary (May 23)
Co-star of the 1954 movie White Christmas -
Darren, James (June 8)
Moondoggie the surfer in Gidget -
Davis, Miles (May 26)
Composer/performer of Kind of Blue -
Dolphy, Eric (June 20)
The way-out reed man who recorded Out to Lunch -
Dylan, Bob (May 24)
Singer of "Like a Rolling Stone" -
Etheridge, Melissa (May 29)
Singer of "Come to My Window" -
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" -
Gilberto, João (June 10)
The Brazilian guitarist who did "The Girl From Ipanema" -
Goodman, Benny (May 30)
Clarinetist nicknamed "The King of Swing" -
Guerra, Juan Luis (June 7)
The Dominican guitarist who did "Bachata Rosa" -
Hamlisch, Marvin (June 2)
Composer of A Chorus Line -
Hill, Lauryn (May 25)
The singer from the Fugees -
Ice Cube (June 15)
Rap's NWA co-founder and movie star of Barbershop -
Jennings, Waylon (June 15)
Country singer who did "Good Hearted Woman" -
Jewel (May 23)
The singer of the hit "You Were Meant For Me" -
Jones, Tom (June 7)
Sexy Welsh singer of "It's Not Unusual" -
Knight, Gladys (May 28)
The soul singer who did "Midnight Train to Georgia" with The Pips -
Kravitz, Lenny (May 26)
The pop singer who plays Cinna in The Hunger Games -
Lamar, Kendrick (June 17)
The rapper who did "Swimming Pools (Drank)" -
Lee, Peggy (May 26)
Singer of "Fever" -
Lopes, Lisa (May 27)
Rapper/singer for the group TLC -
Macklemore (June 19)
The rapper who did "Thrift Shop" and "Same Love" -
Manilow, Barry (June 17)
Singer of the 1974 hit tune "Mandy" -
Martin, Dean (June 7)
The Rat Pack crooner who sang "Everybody Loves Somebody Sometime" -
McCartney, Paul (June 18)
Singer and composer for The Beatles -
Minogue, Kylie (May 28)
Singer of "Spinning Around" and "The Locomotion" -
Morissette, Alanis (June 1)
The singer of the hit "You Oughta Know" -
Morrissey (May 22)
Lead singer of the 1980s band The Smiths -
Nabors, Jim (June 12)
The actor who was TV's Gomer Pyle -
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" -
Paul, Les (June 9)
Inventor of the solid-body electric guitar -
Porter, Cole (June 9)
The Broadway master who wrote "Night and Day" -
Prince (June 7)
The funky star who recorded 1999 and changed his name to a symbol -
Richie, Lionel (June 20)
Singer of the pop hit "All Night Long" -
Scott, Hazel (June 11)
The jazz star who had her own TV show in 1950, The Hazel Scott Show -
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 -
Wahlberg, Mark (June 5)
Dirk Diggler in Boogie Nights -
Waller, Fats (May 21)
The joyous piano player who wrote the song "Ain't Misbehavin'" -
Watts, Charlie (June 2)
The drummer for The Rolling Stones -
West, Kanye (June 8)
The rapper who married Kim Kardashian -
Wilson, Jackie (June 9)
R&B pop/soul singer who did "Baby Workout" -
Wolf, Howlin' (June 10)
The bluesman who did "Smokestack Lightnin'"