Famous Leo Celebrities

• Adams, Amy (August 20)

  The redheaded star of the movies Junebug and Enchanted

• Adelson, Sheldon (August 4)

   The billionaire owner of the Las Vegas Sands Corporation

• Affleck, Ben (August 15)

  The star and director of the Oscar-winning film Argo

• Affleck, Casey (August 12)

  Ben Affleck's younger brother and the star of Gone, Baby, Gone

• Aldiss, Brian (August 18)

  The author of 'Frankenstein Unbound'

• Allen, Joan (August 20)

  Pat Nixon in Oliver Stone's Nixon

• Amos, Tori (August 22)

  Pop virtuoso piano player and singer

• Anderson, Gillian (August 9)

  Alien-hunting Dana Scully on The X-Files

• Anderson, Ian (August 10)

  The main guy in the rock band Jethro Tull

• Anka, Paul (July 30)

  The singer/songwriter who did "Diana" and "My Way"

• Armstrong, Louis (August 4)

  The charismatic jazz trumpeter who recorded "Hello Dolly"

• Armstrong, Neil (August 5)

  The first human to walk on the moon

• Arquette, Rosanna (August 10)

  Star of Desperately Seeking Susan

• Ashby, Dorothy (August 6)

  The jazz harpist who recorded 'Afro-Harping' in 1968

• Atchison, David Rice (August 11)

  The senator who was "president for a day"

• Austin, Lloyd (August 8)

  The first Black American to be Defense Secretary

• Avogadro, Amedeo (August 9)

  The guy they named Avogadro's Number after

• Baldwin, James (August 2)

  Author of Go Tell It On The Mountain

• Ball, Lucille (August 6)

  The red-headed star of TV's I Love Lucy

• Bana, Eric (August 9)

  Star of The Hulk and Munich

• Banderas, Antonio (August 10)

  The handsome Spanish leading man of Pain and Glory and Spy Kids

• Barnes, Ben (August 20)

  The actor who played Prince Caspian in the Narnia movie Prince Caspian

• Basie, Count (August 21)

  Swing bandleader and performer of "One O'Clock Jump"

• Bassett, Angela (August 16)

  The Stella from How Stella Got Her Groove Back

• Beckinsale, Kate (July 26)

  The vampire Selene in the Underworld films

• Begin, Menachem (August 16)

  The prime minister who signed the Camp David accords

• Bennett, Tony (August 3)

  The crooner who sang "I Left My Heart in San Francisco"

• Berry, Halle (August 14)

  Oscar-winning star of Monster's Ball

• Best, Ahmed (August 19)

  Jar Jar Binks in The Phantom Menace

• Bewick, Thomas (August)

  The wood-engraver who did 'The History of British Birds'

• Bichir, Demián (August 1)

  The Oscar-nominated star of the 2011 film A Better Life

• Blackman, Honor (August 22)

  Pussy Galore in the James Bond film Goldfinger

• Blyton, Enid (August 11)

  The author of the Noddy and Famous Five books

• Bogdanovich, Peter (July 30)

  Director of The Last Picture Show

• Bolten, Joshua (August 16)

  Chief of Staff to George W. Bush, 2006-2009

• Bolt, Usain (August 21)

  The Jamaican sprinter who won 100- and 200-meter gold medals at the 2008, 2012 and 2016 Olympics

• Bolívar, Simón (July 24)

  el Libertador of 19th-century South America

• Bonaduce, Danny (August 13)

  Danny Partridge on TV's The Partridge Family

• Bonaparte, Napoleon (August 15)

  The French military genius and Emperor of the 1800s

• Bonds, Barry (July 24)

  Major league baseball's all-time home run leader

• Boop, Betty (August 8)

  The coy and sexy cartoon dame from the 1930s

• Bradbury, Ray (August 22)

  Author of Fahrenheit 451 and The Martian Chronicles

• Bradley, Bill (July 28)

  Democratic senator from New Jersey

• Brady, Tom (August 3)

  The NFL quarterback who played to age 45 and won seven Super Bowls

• Bremer, Arthur (August 21)

  The loner who shot George Wallace in 1972

• Brennan, Walter (July 24)

  Three-time Oscar-winning western sidekick

• Breyer, Stephen (August 15)

   Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court since 1994

• Bridgers, Phoebe (August 17)

  The indie rock singer who did the album 'Punisher'

• Brin, Sergey (August 21)

  The co-founder of Google

• Bronte, Emily (July 30)

  The author of Wuthering Heights

• Bryson, John (July 24)

  U.S. Secretary of Commerce, 2011-2013

• Bukowski, Charles (August 16)

  The guy who wrote the movie Barfly

• Bullock, Sandra (July 26)

  The Oscar-winning star of Gravity

• Bunche, Ralph (August 7)

  The first black American to win the Nobel Peace Prize

• Burnham, Bo (August 21)

  The comedian who directed the movie 'Eighth Grade'

• Burns, Ken (July 29)

  The director of the TV documentaries The Civil War and Baseball

• Burris, Roland W. (August 3)

  The Illinois senator appointed by impeached Governor Rod Blagojevich

• Bush, Noelle (July 26)

  The daughter of former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush

• Butler, Austin (August 17)

  The title star of the 2022 biopic Elvis

• Byrne, Rose (July 24)

   Ellen Parsons on TV's Damages

• Calderón, Felipe (August 18)

  The president of Mexico, 2006-12

• Cameron, James (August 16)

  The director of Titanic and Avatar

• Carell, Steve (August 16)

  The star of The 40 Year Old Virgin and The Office

• Carradine, Keith (August 8)

  Lanky, Oscar-winning singer of "I'm Easy"

• Carter, Lynda (July 24)

  Wonder Woman from 1970s TV show

• Carter, Rosalynn (August 18)

  First Lady of the United States, 1977-81

• Cartier-Bresson, Henri (August 22)

  French photojournalism pioneer who snapped the liberation of Paris

• Case, Steve (August 21)

  Co-founder and CEO of America Online

• Casiraghi, Charlotte (August 3)

  The Monaco royal who became a "Face of Gucci" in 2012

• Castro, Fidel (August 13)

  Marxist revolutionary leader of Cuba, 1959-2008

• Chamberlain, Wilt (August 21)

  The NBA legend who scored 100 points in a game in 1962

• Chandler, Raymond (July 23)

  The creator of detective Philip Marlowe

• Chanel, Coco (August 19)

  The designer who created the "little black dress"

• Chavez, Hugo (July 28)

  President of Venezuela, 1999-2013

• Child, Julia (August 15)

  The popular chef who wrote Mastering the Art of French Cooking

• Christensen, Erika (August 19)

  The druggie daughter in Traffic

• Chu Mei-feng (August 5)

  The Taiwanese politician caught on tape

• Claudel, Aurelie (August 7)

  Wide-eyed French model of the 2000's

• Clemens, Roger (August 4)

  Fireballing seven-time winner of the Cy Young Award

• Clemente, Roberto (August 18)

  The first Hispanic in the Baseball Hall of Fame

• Cleo, Miss (August 12)

  Jamaican-sounding infomercial psychic

• Clinton, Bill (August 19)

  42nd President of the United States, 1993-2001

• Clinton, George (July 26)

  United States vice president under Jefferson and Madison

• Corden, James (August 22)

  The host of TV's The Late Late Show

• Craven, Wes (August 2)

  The creator if Nightmare on Elm Street

• Crockett, Davy (August 17)

  Tennessee frontiersman and defender of the Alamo

• Crosby, David (August 14)

  Singer/guitarist for Crosby, Stills & Nash

• Cuban, Mark (July 31)

  The owner of the NBA's Dallas Mavericks

• Davis, Viola (August 11)

  The Oscar-winning star of the 2016 film Fences

• Deep Throat (August 17)

  Mysterious informer of the Watergate scandal

• De Long, George (August 22)

  The polar explorer who led the U.S.S. Jeannette

• De Mille, Cecil B. (August 12)

  The legendary film director who did The Ten Commandments

• De Niro, Robert (August 17)

  The intense star of Taxi Driver

• De Quincey, Thomas (August 15)

  Author of Confessions of an English Opium Eater

• Devi, Phoolan (August 10)

  Modern India's "Bandit Queen"

• Dole, Elizabeth (July 29)

  Senator from North Carolina, 2003-09

• Duchovny, David (August 7)

  F.B.I. Agent Fox Mulder on The X-Files

• Dumas, Alexandre (the Elder) (July 24)

  The author of The Three Musketeers

• Durst, Fred (August 20)

  Tattooed lead singer for the band Limp Bizkit

• Eakins, Thomas (July 25)

  American realist painter who did Max Schmitt in a Single Scull

• Ealy, Michael (August 3)

  Darwyn Al-Sayeed on the cable series Sleeper Cell

• Earhart, Amelia (July 24)

  The pioneering female pilot who disappeared in the South Pacific in 1937

• Ellis, Don (July 25)

  The experimental post-bop jazz musician who invented the "superbone"

• Espada, Martín (August 7)

  The Latino poet who wrote "Alabanza" and "Floaters"

• Evans, Bill (August 16)

  One of the all-time greats on jazz piano

• Evanti, Lillian (August 12)

  The first African-American woman to sing opera professionally

• Fadiman, Anne (August 7)

  Author of The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down

• Falwell, Jerry (August 11)

  Founder of the Moral Majority

• Farmiga, Vera (August 6)

  George Clooney's love interest in Up in the Air

• Farnsworth, Philo T. (August 19)

  Inventor of the all-electronic television

• Fatboy Slim (July 31)

  The mixmaster of the single "Weapon of Choice"

• Federer, Roger (August 8)

  The winner of the most major singles titles in men's tennis history

• Fishburne, Laurence (July 30)

  Morpheus in The Matrix

• Fleming, Alexander (August 6)

  The bacteriologist who discovered penicillin

• Ford, Henry (July 30)

  Creator of the Ford Motor Company

• Fort, Charles (August 6)

  Researcher and reporter of anomalous phenomena

• Fox, Terry (July 28)

  The cancer victim who ran over 3000 miles across Canada

• Frakes, Jonathan (August 19)

  Commander Riker on Star Trek: The Next Generation

• Franklin, Rosalind (July 25)

  The woman whose crystal studies showed the structure of DNA

• Franzen, Jonathan (August 17)

  Author of The Corrections

• Freleng, Friz (August 21)

  The animator who did The Pink Panther cartoons

• Frye, Soleil Moon (August 6)

  TV's Punky Brewster

• Fuller, Samuel (August 12)

  The director of Pickup on South Street and The Naked Kiss

• Furlong, Edward (August 2)

  Young John Connor in the movie Terminator 2: Judgment Day

• Garcia, Jerry (August 1)

  Leader of The Grateful Dead

• Garciaparra, Nomar (July 23)

  The All-Star shortstop who married Mia Hamm

• Garfield, Andrew (August 20)

  Eduardo Saverin in the movie The Social Network

• Garvey, Marcus (August 17)

  Founder of the "back to Africa" movement

• Geithner, Timothy (August 18)

  U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, 2009-2013

• Gerwig, Greta (August 4)

  The star of the move 'Frances Ha'

• Goldman, William (August 12)

  The writer of The Princess Bride and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

• Gonzales, Alberto (August 4)

  U.S. Attorney General, 2005-2007

• Gonzalez Inarritu, Alejandro (August 15)

  The Oscar-winning director of Birdman

• Graves, Robert (July 24)

  Author of I, Claudius

• Gray, Freddie (August 16)

  The Baltimore man killed in police custody in 2015

• Greengrass, Paul (August 13)

  The director of 'United 93' and 'The Bourne Ultimatum'

• Green, Tom (July 30)

  Host of TV's Tom Green Show

• Griffith, Melanie (August 9)

  The star of the film Working Girl

• Gunn, James (August 5)

  The filmmaker who did 'Guardians of the Galaxy'

• Haile Selassie (July 23)

  Emperor of Ethiopia, 1930-74

• Haley, Alex (August 11)

  The Pulitzer Prize-winning author of the book Roots

• Halliwell, Geri (August 6)

  The red-haired "Ginger Spice" of the Spice Girls

• Hamilton, George (August 12)

  Super-tanned actor and star of Dancing With the Stars 2

• Harding, Florence Kling (August 15)

  U.S. President Warren G. Harding's wife

• Harper, Valerie (August 22)

  Rhoda on TV's Mary Tyler Moore Show

• Harrelson, Woody (July 23)

  The guy from Cheers who played Larry Flynt in the movies

• Harrison, Anna (July 25)

  U.S. President William Henry Harrison's wife

• Harrison, Benjamin (August 20)

  President of the United States 1889-1893

• Hayes, Isaac (August 20)

  The singer of "Theme from Shaft"

• Hemsworth, Chris (August 12)

  The Australian actor who played Thor in the movies

• Henry, Thierry (August 17)

  The superstar whose handball put the French into World Cup 2010

• Henson, Matthew (August 8)

  The first man to reach the North Pole

• Hitchcock, Alfred (August 13)

  The director of the classic suspense film Psycho

• Hoffman, Dustin (August 8)

  Benjamin in The Graduate

• Hoffman, Philip Seymour (July 23)

  Oscar-winning star of the 2005 movie Capote

• Hogan, Hulk (August 11)

  The star of pro wrestling's "Hulkamania"

• Hollande, Francois (August 12)

  The President of France, 2012 - 2017

• Holliday, John Henry "Doc" (August 14)

  The gambler who fought with the Earps at the O.K. Corral

• Hoover, Herbert (August 10)

  President of the United States, 1929-1933

• House, Edward M. "Colonel" (July 26)

  Woodrow Wilson's advisor at the Paris Peace Conference

• Houston, Whitney (August 9)

  The troubled pop singer of "Saving All My Love For You"

• Hughes, Ted (August 16)

  The English poet who was married to Sylvia Plath

• Hussle, Nipsey (August 15)

  Grammy nominated rapper who did the album 'Victory Lap'

• Huston, John (August 5)

  Director of The Man Who Would Be King

• Huxley, Aldous (July 26)

  The author of Brave New World

• Iman (July 25)

  The statuesque fashion model who married David Bowie

• Imus, Don (July 23)

  The host of the radio show Imus In the Morning

• Jagger, Mick (July 26)

  The lead singer for The Rolling Stones

• James, P.D. (August 3)

  The "queen of crime" who wrote the Adam Dagliesh mystery novels

• Jenkins, Patty (July 24)

  The director of 2017's 'Wonder Woman'

• Jennings, Peter (July 29)

  Anchor of ABC's World News Tonight 1983-2005

• Johnson, Magic (August 14)

  The L.A. Lakers star who retired because of HIV

• Jonas, Joe (August 15)

  The "hottie" in the Jonas Brothers band

• Jones, Lolo (August 5)

  The Olympic hurdler who turned into an Olympic bobsledder

• Jones, Mary Harris "Mother" (August 1)

  Labor leader known as the "grandmother of agitators"

• Jung, Carl (July 26)

  The founder of analytical psychology

• Keillor, Garrison (August 7)

  The host of radio's A Prairie Home Companion

• Kendrick, Anna (August 9)

  The younger woman in the movie Up in the Air

• Kennedy, Anthony M. (July 23)

  U.S. Supreme Court justice, 1998-2018

• Kennedy, Joseph Jr. (July 28)

  The older brother of president John Kennedy

• Keyes, Alan (August 7)

  African-American conservative and sometime presidential candidate

• Keyes, Daniel (August 9)

  The author of Flowers for Algernon

• Key, Francis Scott (August 1)

  The attorney who wrote "The Star Spangled Banner"

• King George IV (August 12)

  Crazy King George III's successor to the English throne

• King William IV (August 21)

  King of the United Kingdom, Ireland and Hanover, 1830-37

• Kopple, Barbara (July 30)

  The documentary maker who did Harlan County, USA

• Koresh, David (August 17)

  Founder of the Branch Davidians in Waco, Texas

• Kotsur, Troy (July 24)

  The deaf actor nominated for an Oscar for 'CODA'

• Krauss, Alison (July 23)

  Bluegrass fiddler and singer of "When You Say Nothing At All"

• Kubrick, Stanley (July 26)

  The director of 2001: A Space Odyssey

• Kudrow, Lisa (July 30)

  Phoebe on TV's Friends

• Kunis, Mila (August 14)

  The star of the 2011 romantic comedy Friends With Benefits

• Kunitz, Stanley (July 29)

  U.S. Poet Laureate, 2000-01

• Lacks, Henrietta (August 1)

  The woman who was the source of HeLa "immortal" cells

• LaDuke, Winona (August 18)

  Native American activist who was a vice presidential candidate in 1996 and 2000

• Lansing, Sherry (July 31)

  The first woman to head a Hollywood movie studio

• Larsson, Stieg (August 15)

  The author of The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo

• Lawrence, Ernest O. (August 8)

  Nobel Prize-winning inventor of the cyclotron

• Lawrence, Jennifer (August 15)

  The Oscar-winning star of the 2012 film Silver Linings Playbook

• Lear, Norman (July 27)

  The TV producer behind 'All in the Family' and 'Sanford and Son'

• Leary, Denis (August 18)

  Star of cable TV's Rescue Me

• Le Pen, Marine (August 5)

  French political leader of the National Front party, 2011-17

• Leung, Katie (August 8)

  Cho Chang in the Harry Potter film series

• Levy, Dan (August 9)

  The creator and star of 'Schitt's Creek'

• Lewinsky, Monica (July 23)

  The intern who had an affair with President Bill Clinton

• Lewis, Meriwether (August 18)

  Co-leader of the Lewis and Clark Expedition

• Libby, Lewis "Scooter" (August 22)

  Dick Cheney's chief of staff, 2001-2005

• Lilly, Evangeline (August 3)

  Kate on the TV series Lost

• Lil' Romeo (August 19)

  Young rapper of "My Baby" and star of TV's Romeo!

• Linklater, Richard (July 30)

  Director of Slackers and School of Rock

• Lochte, Ryan (August 3)

  The Olympic swimmer who did not really get robbed in Rio de Janiero

• Lopez, Jennifer (July 24)

  The star of Selena and Maid in Manhattan

• Lovato, Demi (August 20)

  Teen star of the Disney movie Camp Rock

• Lovecraft, H.P. (August 20)

  The horror writer who came up with Cthulhu

• Lowry, Malcolm (July 28)

  The author of Under the Volcano

• Madonna (August 16)

  The pop superstar singer of "Material Girl"

• Malone, Karl (July 24)

  The former Utah Jazz star nicknamed "The Mailman"

• Manz, Linda (August 20)

  The young narrator of 'Days of Heaven'

• Margaret, Princess (August 21)

  Sister to Queen Elizabeth II

• Markle, Meghan (August 4)

  The American actress who married Britain's Prince Harry

• Marling, Brit (August 7)

  Star of the TV series 'The OA'

• Martin, Steve (August 14)

  Comic star of The Jerk and Saturday Night Live

• May-Treanor, Misty (July 30)

  Three-time gold medalist in Olympic beach volleyball

• McChrystal, Stanley (August 14)

  Commander of U.S. forces in Afghanistan, 2009-2010

• Melville, Herman (August 1)

  The author of Moby-Dick

• Mendes, Sam (August 1)

  The Oscar-winning director of 'American Beauty'

• Merrick, Joseph (John) (August 5)

  The man called The Elephant Man

• Messing, Debra (August 15)

  The star of Will & Grace and Smash

• Michels, Ana Claudia (July 31)

  Frowning Brazilian supermodel

• Miers, Harriet (August 10)

  Failed Supreme Court nominee of George W. Bush

• Miller, Marisa (August 6)

  Surfer-girl model for Sports Illustrated and others

• Milosevic, Slobodan (August 20)

  President of Serbia, 1989-1997

• Mirren, Helen (July 26)

  Oscar-winning star of the 2006 movie The Queen

• Mison, Tom (July 23)

  Ichabod Crane in the TV series Sleepy Hollow

• Mitchell, Joseph (July 27)

  The author of "Joe Gould's Secret"

• Mitchum, Robert (August 6)

  The wicked preacher in The Night of the Hunter

• Morsi, Mohammed (August 20)

   President of Egypt, 2012-present

• Moseley-Braun, Carol (August 16)

  The first African-American woman elected to the U.S. Senate

• Moss, Carrie-Anne (August 21)

  The actress who played Trinity in The Matrix and its sequels

• Moxley, Martha (August 16)

  The young victim who was the subject of the book A Murder in Greenwich

• Mueller, Brooke (August 19)

  Charlie Sheen's wife after Denise Richards

• Mueller, Robert (August 7)

  The Director of the FBI, 2001-13

• Mukasey, Michael (July 28)

  Attorney General of the United States, 2007-

• Murphy, Carolyn (August 11)

  Cover girl of the 2005 Sports Illustrated

• Musgraves, Kacey (August 21)

  The country star who did 'Same Trailer Different Park'

• Mussolini, Benito (July 29)

  Italy's dictator during World War II

• Naipaul, V.S. (August 17)

  Nobel-winning author of A House for Mr. Biswas

• Nash, Ogden (August 19)

  Author of the funny poem "The Lama"

• Nolan, Christopher (July 30)

  The Oscar-winning director of Oppenheimer

• Norton, Edward (August 18)

  Star of the movie The Fight Club

• Obama, Barack (August 4)

  President of the United States, 2009-2017

• Odom, Leslie Jr. (August 6)

  Aaron Burr in the musical 'Hamilton'

• Omarr, Sydney (August 5)

  Syndicated horoscope columnist from Los Angeles

• Onassis, Jacqueline Kennedy (July 28)

  Wife of president John F. Kennedy

• Otis, Elisha Graves (August 3)

  Inventor of the elevator brake

• O'Toole, Peter (August 2)

  Star of the epic film Lawrence of Arabia

• Panettiere, Hayden (August 21)

  Cheerleader Claire Bennet on the TV series Heroes

• Paquin, Anna (July 24)

  Sookie in the HBO vampire series True Blood

• Parker, Dorothy (August 22)

  The oft-quoted female wit of the Algonquin Round Table

• Parker, Mary-Louise (August 2)

  Star of the cable series Weeds

• Parrish, Maxfield (July 25)

  1920s painter of luminous fantasy posters

• Paul, Alexandra (July 29)

  The actress who played Lt. Stephanie Holden on Baywatch

• Paul, Caroline (July 29)

  Author of Fighting Fire

• Paul, Ron (August 20)

  Famously conservative Texas Congressman, 1997-2013

• Penn, Sean (August 17)

  The intense actor who won Oscars for Mystic River and Milk

• Peres, Shimon (August 2)

  The 8th prime minister of Israel

• Perry, Matthew (August 19)

  Chandler Bing on the TV series Friends

• Peterson, Oscar (August 15)

  Canadian jazz piano virtuoso

• Phyllis McAlpin Stewart (August 15)

  The Republican woman who helped defeat the ERA in the 1970s

• Piaget, Jean (August 9)

  Swiss psychologist who studied childhood cognition

• Piven, Jeremy (July 26)

  Scheming Ari Gold on TV's Entourage

• Plant, Robert (August 20)

  Lead singer for the rock band Led Zeppelin

• Polanski, Roman (August 18)

  Director of Chinatown and The Pianist

• Pollard, Jonathan (August 7)

  The American sentenced to life for passing secrets to Israel

• Potter, Beatrix (July 28)

  Creator of the Peter Rabbit children's books

• Powell, William (July 29)

  The star of The Thin Man series of films

• Powers, Francis Gary (August 17)

  The U-2 pilot shot down by the Soviet Union in 1960

• Pressly, Jaime (July 30)

  Joy on TV's My Name is Earl

• Proulx, Annie (August 22)

  The author of The Shipping News

• Quan, Ke Huy (August 20)

  The actor who went from 'Short Round' to Oscar-winner

• Queen Mother, The (August 4)

  The mother of Queen Elizabeth II

• Radcliffe, Daniel (July 23)

  The actor who played Harry Potter in the movies

• Ramsey, JonBenet (August 6)

  The 6-year-old beauty contestant killed in Colorado in 1996

• Ray, Nicholas (August 7)

  The director of the movie Rebel Without A Cause

• Redford, Robert (August 18)

  Star of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

• Rhys-Meyers, Jonathan (July 27)

  Star of Woody Allen's Match Point

• Richards, Michael (July 24)

  Cosmo Kramer on TV's Seinfeld

• Riefenstahl, Leni (August 22)

  Filmmaker who documented Hitler's Germany

• Robbe-Grillet, Alain (August 18)

  The "anti-novel" guy who wrote the film Last Year at Marienbad

• Roddenberry, Gene (August 19)

  Creator of TV's Star Trek

• Rodriguez, Alex (July 27)

  The quarter-billion-dollar superstar known as "A-Rod"

• Roeg, Nicolas (August 15)

  The director of the 1973 psycho-drama Don't Look Now

• Rogers, Kenny (August 21)

  The country star who sang "The Gambler"

• Roosevelt, Edith (August 6)

  President Teddy Roosevelt's second wife

• Rowling, J.K. (July 31)

  The creator of the fictional wizard Harry Potter

• Russell, David O. (August 20)

  The Oscar-nominated director of The Fighter

• Saarinen, Eero (August 20)

  The Midcentury Modern architect who designed the Gateway Arch

• Sable (August 8)

  Former WWF champion

• Samberg, Andy (August 18)

  The mop-haired SNL actor who did the "Lazy Sunday" video

• Sampras, Pete (August 12)

  "Pistol Pete," the 14-time Grand Slam winner

• Schilling, Taylor (July 24)

  Piper in the TV series Orange Is the New Black

• Schrödinger, Erwin (August 12)

  Creator of the Schrödinger's Cat paradox

• Schwarzenegger, Arnold (July 30)

  The star of the Terminator movies who became governor of California

• Schwarzkopf, H. Norman (August 22)

  U.S. General during the Persian Gulf War

• Scott, Sir Walter (August 15)

  The author of Ivanhoe

• Sedgwick, Kyra (August 19)

  Star of the 1992 film Singles

• Seymour, Stephanie (July 23)

  Victoria's Secret model and former girlfriend of Axl Rose

• Shannon, Michael (August 7)

  The Oscar-nominated co-star of 'Nocturnal Animals'

• Shaw, George Bernard (July 26)

  The author of Pygmalion

• Sheen, Martin (August 3)

  President Josiah Bartlet on TV's The West Wing

• Shelley, Percy Bysshe (August 4)

  19th century romantic poet

• Shoemaker, Willie (August 19)

  Four-time Kentucky Derby winner who later was paralyzed

• Short, Elizabeth (July 29)

  The "Black Dahlia" murder victim

• Shortland, Cate (August 10)

  The Australian filmmaker who directed 2020's Black Widow

• Shyamalan, M. Night (August 6)

  The writer and director of The Sixth Sense

• Slater, Christian (August 18)

  Wild-eyebrowed star of Heathers and Broken Arrow

• Slattery, John (August 13)

  The silver-haired, hot-headed ad executive on TV's Mad Men

• Smart, Pamela (August 16)

  Real-life basis for the murderess in To Die For

• Smith, Elliott (August 6)

  The singer of "Miss Misery" who stabbed himself

• Smith, Kevin (August 2)

  The director of Clerks and Chasing Amy

• Snipes, Wesley (July 31)

  Star of the Blade vampire movies

• Solo, Hope (July 30)

  The goalie for the winning U.S. Women's Soccer Team in the 2015 World Cup

• Soros, George (August 12)

  Quantum Fund billionaire and "open society" advocate

• Spacy, Kevin (July 26)

  Oscar-winning star of American Beauty

• Spieth, Jordan (July 27)

  The pro golfer who won the 2015 Masters and U.S. Open at age 21

• Sprouse, Dylan and Cody (August 4)

  The stars of Disney's The Suite Life of Zack & Cody

• Stagg, Amos Alonzo (August 16)

  Football coach at the University of Chicago, 1892-1932

• Stanfield, Lakeith (August 12)

  The Oscar-nominated "Judas" from 'Judas and the Black Messiah'

• Steel, Danielle (August 14)

  Author of the romance novels Jewels and Crossings

• Steenkamp, Reeva (August 19)

  The South African model killed by Olympic sprinter Oscar Pistorius in 2013

• Stewart, Martha (August 3)

  The host of Martha Stewart's Living who was convicted of stock hanky-panky

• Stone, Lucy (August 13)

  The abolitionist and women's suffragist who started 'The Woman's Journal'

• Swank, Hilary (July 30)

  Star of Boys Don't Cry and Million Dollar Baby

• Swayze, Patrick (August 18)

  Hunky star of Dirty Dancing and Ghost

• Tautou, Audrey (August 9)

  Star of the movie Amélie

• Tebow, Tim (August 14)

  The devoutly Christian quarterback for the Denver Broncos

• Tennsyon, Lord Alfred (August 6)

   The Victorian poet who wrote "The Charge of the Light Brigade"

• Theremin, Leon (August 15)

  Inventor of the electronic musical instrument

• Theron, Charlize (August 7)

  The Oscar-winning star of the movie Monster

• Theroux, Justin (August 10)

  The film director in David Lynch's Mulholland Dr.

• Thompson, Fred (August 19)

  Actor and U.S. Senator from Tennessee (1994-2003)

• Thornton, Billy Bob (August 4)

  The writer, director and star of Sling Blade

• Thwaites, Brenton (August 9)

  Jonas in the film version of The Giver

• Till, Emmett (July 25)

  The Black teenager murdered in Mississippi in 1955

• Travers, P.L. (August 9)

  The author of the Mary Poppins novels

• Trout, Mike (August 7)

  Angels outfielder who was Rookie of the Year in 2014

• Truss, Liz (July 26)

  The shortest-serving prime minister in the United Kingdom's history

• Uris, Leon (August 3)

  The author of Exodus

• Vance, J.D. (August 2)

  The author of 'Hillbilly Elegy' who became a U.S. senator

• Van Dyke, Jerry (July 27)

  The co-star of the TV series Coach

• Van Sant, Gus (July 24)

  Director of Good Will Hunting

• Visitor, Nana (July 26)

  Major Kira Nerys on Deep Space Nine

• Vuitton, Louis (August 4)

  Founder of the luxury monogrammed luggage company

• Wahlberg, Donnie (August 17)

  Danny on the TV cop show Blue Bloods

• Warhol, Andy (August 6)

  The pop artist who painted a Campbell's Soup can

• Washington, Isaiah (August 3)

  The guy who got fired from Grey's Anatomy

• Washington, John David (July 28)

  The star of Spike Lee's 'BlacKkKlansman'

• Wertmüller, Lina (August 14)

  The Italian filmmaker who made 'Seven Beauties' and 'Swept Away'

• West, Mae (August 17)

  Early Hollywood sex symbol

• Wheaton, Wil (July 29)

  Wesley Crusher from Star Trek: The Next Generation

• Wiig, Kristen (August 22)

  The enthusiastic Target clerk on Saturday Night Live

• Williams, Esther (August 8)

  The swimming beauty who was a movie star in the 1940s

• Williams, Gluyas (July 23)

  The witty cartoonist who illustrated Robert Benchley's writings

• Witt, Alicia (August 21)

  Co-star of TV's Cybill

• Worthington, Sam (August 2)

  Jake Sully in the movie Avatar

• Wozniak, Steve (August 11)

  The co-founder of Apple Computers who wasn't Steve Jobs

• Xioping, Deng (August 22)

  Leader of China, 1978-89

• Yamamoto, Isoroku (August 4)

  Japanese admiral who planned the attack on Pearl Harbor

• Yauch, Adam (August 5)

  MCA from the rap group Beastie Boys

• Yellen, Janet (August 13)

  President Biden's Secretary of the Treasury

• Yeoh, Michelle (August 6)

  The Oscar-winning star of Everything Everywhere All At Once

• Zapata, Emiliano (August 8)

  The great peasant hero of the Mexican Revolution

• Zemin, Jiang (August 17)

  President of the People's Republic of China, 1993-2003

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