Famous Pisces Celebrities

• Abramoff, Jack (February 28)

  The GOP lobbyist who went to prison in 2006

• Adams, Ansel (February 20)

  Nature photographer of the American west

• Adams, Douglas (March 11)

  The author of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

• Albert of Monaco (March 14)

  The royal leader of Monaco, 2005-present

• Aldean, Jason (February 28)

  The country music star who did 'Dirt Road Anthem'

• Altman, Robert (February 20)

  The director of M*A*S*H and The Player

• Anderson, Marian (February 27)

  The Black contralto who sang at the Lincoln Memorial

• Ansari, Aziz (February 23)

  Tom Haverford on TV's Parks and Recreation

• Anthony, Casey (March 19)

  The Orlando "Tot Mom" acquitted of killing her daughter

• Arbus, Diane (March 14)

  New York photographer of oddball humans

• Arnaz, Desi (March 2)

  The Cuban bandleader married to Lucille Ball

• Asahara, Shoko (March 2)

  Founder of Japan's Aum Shinri-kyo religion

• Auden, W. H. (February 21)

  The Anglo-American poet who wrote "The Age of Anxiety"

• Avery, Tex (February 26)

  Co-creator of Bugs Bunny

• Bach, Catherine (March 1)

  Daisy Duke on TV's The Dukes of Hazzard

• Badu, Erykah (February 26)

  The neo-soul singer of "Bag Lady" and "On & On"

• Bakker, Tammy Faye (March 7)

  The TV evangelist who wore thick facial makeup

• Balthus (February 29)

  20th century French painter of The Guitar Lesson

• Barbie (March 9)

  That skinny blonde doll created by Mattel in 1959

• Bardem, Javier (March 1)

  The really, really bad guy in No Country For Old Men

• Barkley, Charles (February 20)

  Fast-talking NBA star and co-host of Inside the NBA

• Barrymore, Drew (February 22)

  Star of the movie Charlie's Angels and E.T.

• Beach, Sylvia (March 14)

  The Paris bookstore owner who published 'Ulysses'

• Belafonte, Harry (March 1)

  The calypso crooner who sang "The Banana Boat Song"

• Bell, Alexander Graham (March 3)

  The inventor of the telephone

• Bell, Jamie (March 14)

  The star of the movie Billy Elliot

• Berg, Peter (March 11)

  Dr. Billy Kronk on TV's Chicago Hope

• Bertolucci, Bernardo (March 16)

  The Oscar-winning director of The Last Emperor

• Bieber, Justin (March 1)

  The grown-up teen pop star who sang "One Time" and "First Dance"

• Biel, Jessica (March 3)

  The 7th Heaven star who married Justin Timberlake

• Biles, Simone (March 14)

  The first African American woman gymnast to be world champion

• Binoche, Juliette (March 9)

  Hana the nurse in The English Patient

• Blalock, Jolene (March 5)

  T'Pol on TV's Enterprise

• Blatter, Sepp (March 10)

  The all-powerful head of FIFA from 1998-2015

• Bleu, Corbin (February 21)

  Chad from Disney's High School Musical

• Blunt, Emily (February 23)

  The catty assistant in 'The Devil Wears Prada'

• Bono, Chaz (March 4)

  The only child of Sonny and Cher

• Bork, Robert H. (March 1)

  President Reagan's rejected Supreme Court pick

• Bouton, Jim (March 8)

  The author of "Ball Four"

• Bradley, Bob (March 3)

  Coach of the U.S. men's national soccer team, 2006-2011

• Brown, Gordon (February 20)

  British prime minister, 2007-2010

• Browning, Elizabeth Barrett (March 6)

  Author of Aurora Leigh and wife of Robert Browning

• Brown, Willie (March 20)

  Mayor of San Francisco, 1996-2004

• Bruce, Blanche Kelso (March 1)

  The first black man to serve a full term in the U.S. Senate

• Bryan, William Jennings (March 19)

  The populist politician who defended the Bible in the Scopes trial

• Burbank, Luther (March 7)

  Creator of the Burbank potato

• Burns, Brooke (March 16)

  The 'fantasy girl' on Ally McBeal

• Bush, Reggie (March 2)

  The USC football star who gave back his Heisman Trophy

• Buñuel, Luis (February 22)

  The Spanish surrealist who directed 'The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie'

• Cabello, Camila (March 3)

  The Cuban-American member of the girl group Fifth Harmony

• Caine, Michael (March 14)

  The star of Alfie and The Man Who Would Be King

• Calhoun, John C. (March 18)

  The Senate leader who was vice president for both J.C. Adams and Andrew Jackson

• Campbell, Kim (March 10)

  Canada's first woman prime minister

• Campbell, Malcolm (March 11)

  The driver of the land-speed record setting Bluebird

• Caniff, Milton (February 28)

  The creator of "Terry and the Pirates"

• Cash, Johnny (February 26)

  The singer of "Folsom Prison Blues"

• Chingy (March 9)

  Rapper of the 2003 hit "Right Thurr"

• Chopin, Frederic (March 1)

   Romantic Polish-French piano composer of piano etudes and so on

• Chu, Julie (March 13)

  The goal-scoring forward who made four US Olympic hockey teams

• Church, Charlotte (February 21)

  Welsh opera-pop sensation who did Voice Of An Angel

• Chu, Steven (February 28)

  Secretary of Energy under Barack Obama

• Cleveland, Grover (March 18)

  The 22nd and 24th president of the United States

• Clinton, Chelsea (February 27)

  The daughter of Bill and Hillary Clinton

• Close, Glenn (March 19)

  Oscar-winning star and lead in TV's Damages

• Cobain, Kurt (February 20)

  Lead singer of the group Nirvana

• Coleman, Ornette (March 9)

  The plastic sax player who launched Free Jazz

• Cole, Nat King (March 17)

  The singer of "Unforgettable" and "Mona Lisa"

• Comer, Jodie (March 11)

  The assassin Villanelle in TV's 'Killing Eve'

• Common (March 13)

  The rapper who co-wrote the theme from Selma

• Conrad, Robert (March 1)

  The star of TV's The Wild Wild West

• Cooper, Gordon (March 6)

  Mercury 7 astronaut and pilot of Gemini 5

• Copernicus, Nicolas (February 19)

  Astronomer known for figuring out that the sun is the center of our solar system

• Cox, Harvey (March 19)

  The Harvard professor who wrote The Secular City

• Craig, Daniel (March 2)

  James Bond in the 2006 movie Casino Royale

• Cranston, Bryan (March 7)

  Walter White in the TV show Breaking Bad

• Crawford, Cindy (February 20)

  The supermodel's supermodel

• Cronenberg, David (March 15)

  The director of The Fly and A Dangerous Method

• Crystal, Billy (March 14)

  Meg Ryan's co-star in When Harry Met Sally

• Cyrus, Trace (February 24)

  Lead singer for the band Metro Station

• Daniels, Anthony (February 21)

  C-3PO in the Star Wars movie series

• Daniels, Stormy (March 17)

  The adult film star paid hush money by Donald Trump's attorney

• Delany, Dana (March 13)

  Nurse Colleen McMurphy on TV's China Beach

• Del Toro, Benicio (February 19)

  The Mexican cop in Traffic

• Demme, Jonathan (February 22)

  The director of 'Silence of the Lambs'

• Diaz-Rahi, Yamila (March 9)

  2002 Sports Illustrated cover

• Diesel, Rudolf (March 18)

  Inventor of the diesel engine

• Dolenz, Micky (March 8)

  The fun-loving drummer for The Monkees

• Domino, Fats (February 26)

  Early rock 'n' roll singer of "Blueberry Hill"

• Donovan, Landon (March 4)

  Star forward for the Los Angeles Galaxy

• Doohan, James (March 3)

  Scotty on the TV series Star Trek

• Du Bois, W.E.B. (February 23)

  Author of The Souls of Black Folk

• Earp, Wyatt (March 19)

  Doc Holliday's friend at the O.K. Corral

• Eckhart, Aaron (March 12)

  Harvey Dent in The Dark Knight

• Ehrlichman, John (March 20)

  Nixon aide convicted in the Watergate scandal

• Einstein, Albert (March 14)

  Creator of the theory of relativity

• Eisner, Michael (March 7)

  CEO of Walt Disney Company, 1984-2005

• Eisner, Will (March 6)

  Creator of the comic The Spirit

• Elgort, Ansel (March 14)

  Augustus in the movie The Fault in Our Stars

• Ellis, Aunjanue (February 21)

  The Oscar-nominated co-star of the 2021 film King Richard

• Ellis, Bret Easton (March 7)

  The author of Less Than Zero

• Ellis, Dock (March 11)

  The MLB player who pitched a no-hitter on LSD

• Ellison, Ralph (March 1)

  Author of Invisible Man

• Erving, Julius (February 22)

  Hall of Fame basketball star

• Fanning, Dakota (February 23)

  Young actress from The Cat in the Hat and Man on Fire

• Fenty, Robyn Rihanna (February 20)

  Singer of the hit single "Umbrella"

• Ferdinand of Aragon (March 10)

  One-half of Ferdinand and Isabella

• Fielding, Helen (February 19)

  The author of Bridget Jones's Diary

• Field, Todd (February 24)

  The director of Tár and In the Bedroom

• Fillmore, Abigail Powers (March 13)

  President Millard Fillmore's wife

• Fischer, Bobby (March 9)

  The American chess champ who beat Boris Spassky in 1972

• Fischer, Jenna (March 7)

  Pam Beesly from TV's The Office

• Fitzgerald, Edmund (March 1)

  The namesake of the ship that sank on Lake Superior in 1975

• Flynn, Gillian (February 24)

  The author of Gone Girl

• Fonda, Peter (February 23)

  The star of Easy Rider and Ulee's Gold

• Foote, Horton (March 14)

  Oscar-winning screenwriter of To Kill A Mockingbird

• Ford, Patricia (March 17)

  Playboy lingerie model of the 1990s

• Fosbury, Dick (March 6)

  The high jumper who came up with the Fosbury Flop

• Frisell, Bill (March 18)

  Innovative guitarist who recorded In Line

• Gacy, John Wayne (March 17)

  The "Killer Clown" who buried his victims in his house

• Gagarin, Yuri (March 9)

  The first human in space

• Geffen, David (February 21)

  The billionaire entertainment mogul behind Geffen Records and Dreamworks

• Gehry, Frank (February 28)

   The architect who designed the Guggenheim Museum in Spain

• Geldof, Peaches (March 16)

  The star of Peaches Geldof: Teenage Mind

• Gibson, William (March 17)

  The author who created "cyberpunk"

• Ginsburg, Ruth Bader (March 15)

  The second woman to sit on the U.S. Supreme Court

• Gleason, Jackie (February 26)

  Ralph Kramden on The Honeymooners

• Gorbachev, Mikhail (March 2)

  The Nobel Prize-winning last leader of the Soviet Union

• Gordon, Dexter (February 27)

  Long, tall tenor sax jazz legend

• Gorey, Edward (February 22)

  The macabre illustrator who did the opening for the PBS show Mystery!

• Gorky, Maxim (March 16)

  Russian writer known for his socialist realism

• Gorman, Amanda (March 7)

  The National Youth Poet Laureate who read at Joe Biden's inauguration

• Gottfried, Gilbert (February 28)

  The comedian who voiced Iago in 'Aladdin'

• Grammer, Kelsey (February 21)

  Dr. Frasier Crane on TV's Frasier and Cheers

• Greene, Ashley (February 21)

  Alice in the Twilight movies

• Greenspan, Alan (March 6)

  Chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve Board of Governors, 1987-2006

• Groban, Josh (February 27)

  Singer of "You Raise Me Up"

• Guthrie, Janet (March 7)

  The first woman to drive in the Indy 500

• Hachem, Joseph (March 11)

  Winner of the 2005 World Series of Poker

• Haggis, Paul (March 10)

  Writer and director of the film Crash

• Hamm, Jon (March 10)

  The actor who played Don Draper on TV's Mad Men

• Hamm, Mia (March 17)

  Star of the 1996 and 2004 Olympic soccer champs

• Handel, G. F. (February 23)

  Composer of Messiah

• Handler, Chelsea (February 25)

  TV Host and author of Are You There, Vodka? It's Me, Chelsea

• Harrison, George (February 25)

  The guitarist for The Beatles

• Harrison, Rex (March 5)

  Professor Henry Higgins from My Fair Lady

• Hearst, Patty (February 20)

  The kidnapped heiress who turned bank robber

• Heatherton, Erin (March 4)

  Lanky blonde model for Victoria's Secret

• Hecht, Ben (February 28)

  The prolific Hollywood screenwriter who did The Front Page

• Herzigova, Eva (March 10)

  The model in the hit Wonderbra ads of the 1990s

• Hewitt, Jennifer Love (February 21)

  Sarah on TV's Party of Five

• Hewitt, Lleyton (February 24)

  2001 U.S. Open champ

• Hilfiger, Ally (February 26)

  Designer Tommy Hilfiger's daughter

• Hirsch, Emile (March 13)

  The young star of the movie Into the Wild

• Hirsch, Judd (March 15)

  The star of the TV sitcom Taxi

• Hollywood, Paul (March 1)

  Celebrity baker and host/judge of 'The Great British Bake Off'

• Holmes, Oliver Wendell Jr. (March 8)

  The U.S. Supreme Court's "Great Dissenter" from 1902-1932

• Holmes, Rupert (February 24)

  The guy who wrote "Escape (The Piña Colada Song)"

• Homer, Winslow (February 24)

  The New England painter who did Breezing Up

• Houston, Sam (March 2)

  Namesake of the city of Houston

• Howard, Ron (March 1)

  Movie director who was Opie on The Andy Griffith Show

• Howard, Terrence (March 11)

  Star of the film Hustle & Flow

• Hubbard, L. Ron (March 13)

  Sci-fi author and founder of Scientology

• Hugo, Victor (February 26)

  The author of Les Misérables

• Hunter, Holly (March 20)

  Oscar-winning star of The Piano

• Huppert, Isabelle (March 16)

  Star of Entre Nous and The Piano Teacher

• Hurt, William (March 20)

  Star of the movie Kiss of the Spider Woman

• Hutton, Betty (February 26)

  The original "Blond Bombshell"

• Ibsen, Henrik (March 20)

  The Norwegian "Father of Modern Drama" 

• Iommi, Tony (February 19)

  Lead guitarist for the rock band Black Sabbath

• Ireland, Kathy (March 20)

  Sports Illustrated swimsuit model

• Irving, John (March 2)

  The author of 'The World According to Garp'

• Irwin, Steve (February 22)

  "The Crocodile Hunter" on TV

• Jackson, Andrew (March 15)

  President of the United States, 1829-37

• Jaffee, Al (March 13)

  The cartoonist who does MAD magazine fold-ins

• James, E.L. (March 7)

  The author of the sensual bestseller 50 Shades of Grey

• Jarreau, Al (March 12)

  The singer of "We're in This Love Together"

• Jiang Qing (March 19)

  Mao's wife and leader of the Gang of Four

• Jobs, Steve (February 24)

  The co-founder of Apple computers

• Johnson, Zach (February 24)

  Winner of the 2007 Masters

• Jones, Brian (February 28)

  The Rolling Stones founder who died young

• Jones, Jennifer (March 2)

  The star of 1943's The Song of Bernadette

• Jones, Quincy (March 14)

  The jazz/pop maestro who produced Michael Jackson's album Thriller

• Jones, Rashida (February 25)

  Deadpan comedy actress from The Office and Parks and Recreation

• Julia, Raul (March 9)

  Gomez in The Addams Family movies

• Jupe, Noah (February 25)

  The kid in the movie 'Honey Boy'

• Jutra, Claude (March 11)

  Director of Mon Oncle Antoine

• Kaelin, Kato (March 9)

  The houseguest who testified at the O.J. Simpson murder trial

• Kaine, Tim (February 26)

  Governor of Virginia, 2006-2010

• Kennedy, Edward (Ted) (February 22)

  U.S. senator from Massachusetts, 1962-2009

• Kennedy, Michael (February 27)

  The Kennedy who died while skiing

• Kerouac, Jack (March 12)

  Beat-era author of On The Road

• Kesha (March 1)

  Singer of the party single "TiK ToK"

• Ketcham, Hank (March 14)

  Creator of Dennis the Menace

• King Hamad Al Khalifa (February 28)

  Emir, then king, of Bahrain from 1999-present

• King Henry II (March 5)

  King of England, 1154-1189

• Kinney, Jeff (February 19)

  The author of the Diary of a Wimpy Kid books

• Kirchner, Cristina (February 19)

  The second First Lady to became president of Argentina

• Knight, Phil (February 24)

  Founder of the athletic shoe and clothing company Nike

• Knoxville, Johnny (March 11)

  The guy from MTV's Jackass

• Kobayashi, Takeru (March 15)

  The six-time winner of the Nathan's Famous hot dog eating championship

• Kurkova, Karolina (February 28)

  The supermodel who starred in the film G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra

• Landis, Mark (March 10)

  The art forger in the 2014 documentary Art and Craft

• Larter, Ali (February 28)

  Struggling single mom Niki Sanders on the TV series Heroes

• Ledecky, Katie (March 17)

  The champion swimmer who won Olympic Gold at age 15

• Lee, Spike (March 20)

  Outspoken African-American director of Do the Right Thing

• Legrand, Michel (February 24)

  The French film composer who scored The Thomas Crown Affair

• Leigh, Mike (February 20)

  The filmmaker who did Secrets and Lies and Vera Drake

• Leoni, Téa (February 25)

  The star of the TV show The Naked Truth

• Lethem, Jonathan (February 19)

  Author of The Fortress of Solitude

• Lewis, Jerry (March 16)

  Host of the annual Jerry Lewis telethon

• Lewis, John (February 21)

  The civil rights leader who served in Congress for 33 years

• Lieberman, Joe (February 24)

  U.S. Senator from Connecticut, 1988-2012

• Lil' Bow Wow (March 9)

  Youthful rapper of "Bounce With Me"

• Livingstone, David (March 19)

  The Livingstone of "Dr. Livingstone, I presume?"

• Lloyd, Jake (March 5)

  Padawan Anakin Skywalker in The Phantom Menace

• Loc, Tone (March 6)

  Rapper of 1989's "Wild Thing"

• Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth (February 27)

  The American poet who wrote "Paul Revere's Ride"

• Longoria, Eva (March 15)

  Gabrielle on TV's Desperate Housewives

• Lowell, Robert (March 1)

  The "confessional" poet with the collection Life Studies

• Lowe, Rob (March 17)

  The handsome actor who played Sam Seaborn on TV's The West Wing

• Lowry, Lois (March 20)

  Author of The Giver

• Luce, Clare Boothe (March 10)

  Socialite, playwright, ambassador and wife of publisher Henry Luce

• MacLachlan, Kyle (February 22)

  FBI Agent Dale Cooper on TV's Twin Peaks

• Macy, William (March 13)

  The shifty, inept car salesman in the movie Fargo

• Madame Chiang Kai-shek (March 5)

  Wife of Chinese leader Chiang Kai-shek

• Madison, James (March 16)

  The President called "The Father of the Constitution"

• Marvin, Lee (February 19)

  Rugged star of The Dirty Dozen

• Matheson, Richard (February 20)

  The author of I Am Legend

• Mayweather, Floyd Jr. (February 24)

  The superstar boxer who went undefeated from 1996-2015

• McConnell, Mitch (February 20)

  U.S. Senator from Kentucky, 1984-present

• McCourt, James (February 23)

  Presenter on Studio Disney, 1998-2001

• McCullers, Carson (February 19)

  Author of The Heart is a Lonely Hunter

• McFadden, Gates (March 2)

  Dr. Beverly Crusher on Star Trek: The Next Generation

• McMahon, Ed (March 6)

  Johnny Carson's Tonight Show sidekick

• McPhee, John (March 8)

  The creative non-fiction legend who wrote 'Annals of the Former World'

• McQueen, Alexander (March 17)

  The avant-garde fashion designer who killed himself in 2010

• Mendes, Eva (March 5)

  The Cuban-American co-star of Training Day and Hitch

• Mercator, Gerardus (March 5)

  The Flemish map maker whose 1569 map we all recognize

• Michelangelo (March 6)

  Master sculptor of The David

• Millay, Edna St. Vincent (February 22)

  The poet of the 1920s who wrote "The Ballad of the Harp-Weaver"

• Miller, Glenn (March 1)

  Wartime big band leader

• Minnelli, Liza (March 12)

  Sally Bowles in the 1972 film Cabaret

• Mondrian, Piet (March 7)

  Dutch abstract artist with the colored rectangles

• Morgan, Garrett (March 4)

  The inventor of the three-way traffic light

• Mother Ann Lee (February 29)

  The founder of the American Shaker movement

• Mugabe, Robert (February 21)

   The leader of Zimbabwe from 1980-2017

• Murdoch, Rupert (March 11)

  The power behind the News Corporation media empire

• Márquez, Gabriel García (March 6)

  The author of One Hundred Years of Solitude

• Nader, Ralph (February 27)

  Author of Unsafe at Any Speed and perennial presidential candidate

• Naruhito (February 23)

  The Emperor of Japan, 2019-present

• Newman, Alfred (March 17)

  17 February 1970

• Newman, John Henry (February 21)

  The Anglican priest who converted to Catholicism

• Nimitz, Chester W. (February 24)

  Commander of the U.S. Pacific Fleet in World War II

• Nin, Anais (February 21)

  Diarist and lover of Henry Miller

• Niven, David (March 1)

  Dapper British star of Around the World in 80 Days

• Nixon, Pat (March 16)

  President Richard Nixon's wife

• Norris, Chuck (March 10)

  TV's Walker, Texas Ranger

• Novak, Robert (February 26)

  Political columnist and former co-host of TV's Crossfire

• Nyong'o, Lupita (March 1)

  The Oscar-winning star of the movie 12 Years a Slave

• Obereon, Merle (February 19)

  Cathy in the 1939 movie version of 'Wuthering Heights'

• O'Brien, Willis (March 2)

  The animator of the original King Kong

• O'Hara, Catherine (March 4)

  The mom in Home Alone

• O'Neal, Shaquille (March 6)

  7'1" center for the Boston Celtics

• O'Neill, Jennifer (February 20)

  The Cover Girl model who starred in the 1971 movie Summer of '42

• Osment, Emily (March 10)

  Lilly on TV's Hannah Montana

• Osteen, Joel (March 5)

  The megachurch pastor who wrote Your Best Life Now

• Ovid (March 20)

  Roman author of Metamorphoses

• Owen, Wilfred (March 18)

  English poet of World War I

• Page, Elliot (February 21)

  The star of the movie Juno

• Pauling, Linus (February 28)

  Vitamin C advocate and two-time winner of the Nobel Prize

• Peckinpah, Sam (February 21)

  The movie director who made The Wild Bunch

• Peele, Jordan (February 21)

  The comedian who wrote and directed the horror film 'Get Out'

• Pepys, Samuel (February 23)

  Author of Samuel Pepys' diaries

• Perry, Rick (March 4)

  The governor of Texas, 2000-2015

• Petersen, William (February 21)

  Star of the TV crime drama C.S.I.

• Pierce, Jane (March 12)

  The wife of President Franklin Pierce

• Plessy, Homer (March 17)

  Namesake of the U.S. court case Plessy v. Ferguson

• Poitier, Sidney (February 20)

  The star of the 1967 film In The Heat of the Night

• Ponzi, Carlo (March 3)

  The guy behind the Ponzi Scheme

• Price, Roger (March 6)

  The creator of Droodles and Mad Libs

• Priebus, Reince (March 18)

  The RNC chairman who became Donald Trump's Chief of Staff

• Prince Andrew (February 19)

  Queen Elizabeth II's second son, the one who married Fergie

• Prinze, Freddie Jr. (March 8)

  Dark-eyed star of the movie I Know What You Did Last Summer

• Pulaski, Casimir (March 4)

  Polish general of the Revolutionary War

• Queen Latifah (March 18)

  The jail matron Mama in the movie Chicago

• Rabin, Yitzhak (March 1)

  Prime Minister of Israel, 1974-1977 and 1992-1995

• Rafelson, Bob (February 21)

  The director of the film Five Easy Pieces

• Randall, Tony (February 26)

  Felix Unger on the TV series The Odd Couple

• Rebeck, Theresa (February 19)

  The playwright who created the TV show Smash

• Reed, Lou (March 2)

  Co-founder of The Velvet Underground

• Reiner, Carl (March 20)

  Creator of TV's The Dick Van Dyke Show

• Rheaume, Manon (February 24)

  The first woman to play in the NHL

• Rickman, Alan (February 21)

  Severus Snape in the Harry Potter films

• Riva, Emmanuelle (February 24)

  The star of Hiroshima Mon Amour and Amour

• Rodrigo, Olivia (February 20)

  The Disney+ star who sang "Drivers License"

• Rogers, Fred (March 20)

  Host of the children's TV series Mister Rogers' Neighborhood

• Romney, Mitt (March 12)

  Governor of Massachusetts, 2003-07

• Rooney, Sally (February 20)

  The Irish author of 'Normal People'

• Rose, Ruby (March 20)

  Stella in the TV series 'Orange is the New Black'

• Roth, Philip (March 19)

  The author of Portnoy's Complaint

• Rule, Ja (February 29)

  Tough-talking rapper of the hit singles "Holla Holla" and "Clap Back"

• Russell, Kurt (March 17)

  Snake Plissken in the movie Escape From New York

• Rustin, Bayard (March 17)

  Organizer behind Martin Luther King, Jr.'s 1963 March on Washington

• Salazar, Ken (March 2)

  U.S. Ambassador to Mexico, 2021-present

• Salmi, Albert (March 11)

  The TV character actor who played Bo in the original Broadway production of Bus Stop

• Sarnoff, David (February 27)

  Radio and TV Pioneer and head of RCA

• Scalia, Antonin (March 11)

  U.S. Supreme Court judge, 1986-2016

• Schett, Barbara (March 10)

  Austrian female tennis pro, 1991-2005

• Schwartz, Stephen (March 6)

  Composer of the Broadway hits Wicked and Godspell

• Seuss, Dr. (March 2)

  Author of The Cat In the Hat

• Sharon, Ariel (February 26)

  Prime minister of Israel, 2001-2006

• Shiffrin, Mikaela (March 13)

  The winningest slalom racer in World Cup history

• Simone, Nina (February 21)

  Eclectic singer of "I Loves You Porgy" and "Mississippi Goddam"

• Sirhan, Sirhan (March 19)

  The man who shot Robert F. Kennedy

• Skinner, B.F. (March 20)

  The behaviorist who invented the Skinner Box

• Skinner, Nancy (March 16)

  Liberal commentator and co-host of Doug Stephan's Good Day

• Slayton, Donald K. "Deke" (March 1)

  The 'Original Seven' astronaut who later flew Apollo-Soyuz

• Slocum, Joshua (February 20)

  The first person to sail around the world alone

• Smarty Jones (February 28)

  Winner of the 2004 Kentucky Derby

• Smith, Dean (February 28)

  The basketball coach at UNC, 1961-97

• Snyder, Zack (March 1)

  The director of '300' and 'Man of Steel'

• Steinbeck, John (February 27)

  The author of The Grapes of Wrath

• Stockwell, Dean (March 5)

  Admiral Al Calavicci on the TV series 'Quantum Leap'

• Stone, Sharon (March 10)

  Femme fatale star of Basic Instinct

• Stratten, Dorothy (February 28)

  Playboy model and girlfriend of director Peter Bogdanovich

• Straub, Peter (March 2)

  The author of Ghost Story

• Strauss, Levi (February 26)

  The creator of Levi's denim jeans

• Stubbs, Imogen (February 21)

  TV detective Anna Lee

• Sturgeon, Theodore (February 26)

  The science fiction author of 'More Than Human'

• Swaggart, Jimmy (March 15)

  The preacher who wept and confessed on TV in 1988

• Sykes, Wanda (March 7)

  The star of The Wanda Sykes Show on late-night TV

• Tan, Amy (February 19)

  Author of The Joy Luck Club

• Taylor, Elizabeth (February 27)

  The much-married star of Cleopatra

• Taylor, James (March 12)

  Folk-pop singer of "Fire and Rain" and "Carolina in My Mind"

• Taylor, Niki (March 5)

  The supermodel nearly killed in a 2001 car crash

• Teller, Miles (February 20)

  The star of The Spectacular Now and Whiplash

• Tereshkova, Valentina (March 6)

  The first woman in space

• Tettamanzi, Cardinal Dionigi (March 14)

  Catholic Archibishop of Milan, 2002-2011

• Trump, Barron (March 20)

  The youngest child of former President Donald Trump

• Tweed, Shannon (March 10)

  The co-star of TV's Gene Simmons Family Jewels

• Underwood, Carrie (March 10)

  The American Idol winner who became a country music star

• Updike, John (March 18)

  The author of the 1960 novel Rabbit, Run

• Van Buren, Hannah (March 8)

  Wife of U.S. president Martin Van Buren

• Van Der Beek, James (March 8)

  Dawson on the old TV show Dawson's Creek

• Vespucci, Amerigo (March 9)

  The explorer after whom the Americas are named

• Vigoda, Abe (February 24)

  Detective Fish on TV's Barney Miller

• Wadlow, Robert (February 22)

  The world's tallest man

• Wallace, David Foster (February 21)

  The author of the novel Infinite Jest

• Wan, James (February 26)

  The director of the horror film Saw

• Warren, Earl (March 19)

  Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, 1953-69

• Washington, George (February 22)

  The first President of the United States

• Watson, Doc (March 2)

  The blind folk guitarist with the distinctive flat-picking style

• Weinstein, Harvey (March 19)

  The accused rapist who produced 'Pulp Fiction' and 'Shakespeare in Love'

• Weisz, Rachel (March 7)

  The Oscar-winning star of The Constant Gardener

• Werkheiser, Devon (March 8)

  Ned Bigby on TV's Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide

• Wilde, Olivia (March 10)

  The wild doctor "Thirteen" on the TV series House, M.D.

• Williams, Jayson (February 22)

  The NBA player who shot and killed his limo driver

• Williamson, Fred (March 5)

  Pro-football star who starred in '70s "blaxploitation" films

• Williams, Vanessa (March 18)

  The first African-American to become Miss America

• Willis, Bruce (March 19)

  The star of the Die Hard movie series

• Wills, Bob (March 6)

  The King of Western Swing

• Wolfe, Tom (March 2)

  The author of 'The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test' and 'The Bonfire of the Vanities'

• Wuornos, Aileen (February 29)

  The Florida serial killer portrayed in the movie Monster

• Yelchin, Anton (March 11)

  Chekov in the 2009 reboot of 'Star Trek'

• Yoshizawa, Akira (March 14)

  The father of modern origami

• Youngman, Henny (March 16)

  The comedian who said "Take my wife -- please!"

• Yushchenko, Viktor (February 23)

  President of the Ukraine, 2005-present

• Zahn, Paula (February 24)

  Host of the crime documentary series On the Case with Paula Zahn

• Zmed, Adrian (March 4)

  Officer Vince Romano on TV's T.J. Hooker

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