Famous Sagittarius Celebrities

• Agee, James (November 27)

  The author of 'A Death in the Family'

• Aguilera, Christina (December 18)

  The crooner of "Genie In a Bottle" and "Beautiful"

• Agutter, Jenny (December 20)

  The star of The Railway Children (both in 1970 and 2000)

• Ahmed, Riz (December 1)

  The star of the movie 'Sound of Metal'

• Aiken, Clay (November 30)

  Runner-up to Ruben Studdard on American Idol 2003

• Alcott, Louisa May (November 29)

  The author of Little Women

• Allen, John R. (December 15)

  The Marine who commanded U.S. forces in Afghanistan after Petraeus

• Allen, Woody (December 1)

  The director and star of Annie Hall

• Apatow, Judd (December 6)

  The guy who made The 40 Year-old Virgin and Knocked Up

• Applegate, Christina (November 25)

  Kelly Bundy on the TV series Married With Children

• Austen, Jane (December 16)

  The author of Pride and Prejudice

• Austin, Tracy (December 12)

  The teen U.S. Open champ who beat Evert and Navratilova

• Bakker, Jay (December 18)

  The rebel-turned-preacher son of Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker

• Banks, Tyra (December 4)

  Supermodel host of The Tyra Banks Show

• Bannon, Steve (November 27)

  The Donald Trump advisor who was indicted for money laundering and fraud

• Banville, John (December 8)

  The Irish novelist who won the Booker Prize for The Sea

• Barker, Bob (December 12)

  The host of TV's The Price Is Right, 1972-2007

• Barkley, Alben W. (November 24)

  Vice President under Harry S. Truman, 1949-53

• Basinger, Kim (December 8)

  Oscar-winning blonde star of L.A. Confidential

• Becket, Thomas (December 21)

  The archbishop murdered in his own cathedral in 1170

• Benson, Harry (December 2)

  The photographer who got The Beatles' pillow fight in 1964

• Bergoglio, Jorge Mario (December 17)

  The Argentinian cardinal who became Pope Francis I

• Bernanke, Ben (December 13)

  Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, 2006-

• Best, Pete (November 24)

  The first drummer for The Beatles

• Betancourt, Ana (December 14)

  The early feminist in Cuba's fight for independence

• Bhumibol Adulyadej, King (December 5)

  King of Thailand, 1946-2016

• Bialik, Mayim (December 12)

  Star of TV's Blossom and co-host of Jeopardy!

• Bigelow, Kathryn (November 27)

  The Oscar-winning director of The Hurt Locker

• Bird, Larry (December 7)

  Leader of three Boston Celtics championship teams in the 1980s

• Birdseye, Clarence (December 9)

  The man who figured out how to flash-freeze foods

• Blagojevich, Rod (December 10)

  The governor of Illinois who was kicked out in 2009

• Blake, William (November 28)

  The mystic English poet who wrote "Tiger, Tiger, Burning Bright"

• Bluford, Guion (November 22)

  The first Black American to fly in space

• Boyington, Gregory 'Pappy' (December 4)

  The World War II pilot made famous on TV's Baa Baa Black Sheep

• Brahe, Tycho (December 14)

  Denmark's hottest stargazer

• Branagh, Kenneth (December 10)

   The director and star of the 1989 film Henry V

• Bratt, Benjamin (December 16)

  Hunky star of Law & Order and The Cleaner

• Bridges, Jeff (December 4)

  The star of True Grit and Crazy Heart

• Brody, Adam (December 15)

  Seth from TV's The O.C.

• Brook, Kelly (November 23)

  Model-turned-actor from The Big Breakfast and Smallville

• Brubeck, David (December 6)

  The jazz pianist who did the song "Take Five"

• Bundy, Ted (November 24)

  The smooth-talking serial killer who blamed porn

• Burke, Billy (November 25)

  Bella Swan's cop father in the Twilight movies

• Burstyn, Ellen (December 7)

  The mom in the movie The Exorcist

• Buscemi, Steve (December 13)

  Mr. Pink in Reservoir Dogs

• Bush, Barbara (First Daughter) (November 25)

  The brunette twin daughter of George W. Bush

• Bush, Jeb Jr. (December 13)

  The youngest son of former Florida Governor Jeb Bush

• Bush, Jenna (November 25)

  The co-host of the morning show TODAY With Hoda and Jenna

• Bush Twins, The (November 25)

  The twin daughters of George W. Bush

• Cain, Herman (December 13)

  Former Godfather's Pizza CEO and 2012 presidential candidate

• Carlsen, Magnus (November 30)

  Four-time winner of the World Chess Championship

• Carlyle, Thomas (December 4)

  Author of Heroes and Hero-Worship

• Carmichael, Hoagy (November 22)

  The composer of "Stardust"

• Carnegie, Andrew (November 25)

  Steel tycoon who started over 2,800 libraries

• Carradine, David (December 8)

  The star of TV's Kung Fu and the Kill Bill movies

• Carter, Aaron (December 7)

  The former teen star who sang Aaron's Party

• Carter, Angel (December 7)

  Sister of Nick and Aaron Carter

• Catherine of Aragon (December 16)

  First wife of Henry VIII

• Cather, Willa (December 7)

  Author of O Pioneers! and My Ántonia

• Chamillionaire (November 28)

  Rapper who did the hit song "Ridin'"

• Chapin, Harry (December 7)

  Singer of the 1972 hit "Taxi"

• Cheadle, Don (November 29)

  Star of the 2004 film Hotel Rwanda

• Chirac, Jacques (November 29)

  President of France, 1995-2007

• Chisholm, Shirley (November 30)

  The first African-American woman to run for U.S. president

• Chomsky, Noam (December 7)

  Creator of the theory of generative grammar

• Churchill, Winston (November 30)

  Indefatigable prime minister of Britain during World War II

• Clark, Dick (November 30)

  The host of American Bandstand and New Year's Rockin' Eve

• Clarke, Arthur C. (December 16)

  The author of 2001: A Space Odyssey

• Clayton Powell, Adam Jr. (November 29)

  The Harlem preacher who was a congressman from 1945 to 1970

• Collins, Jason (December 2)

  The first active NBA player to say publicly that he was gay

• Comey, James (December 14)

  Director of the FBI, 2013-17

• Connelly, Jennifer (December 12)

  The Oscar-winning co-star of A Beautiful Mind

• Conrad, Joseph (December 3)

  Author of Heart of Darkness

• Conway, Tim (December 15)

  The hilariously bumbling cast member from The Carol Burnett Show

• Cuarón, Alfonso (November 28)

  The Oscar-winning director of Gravity and Roma

• Cuoco, Kaley (November 30)

  Penny on the sitcom The Big Bang Theory

• Curtis, Jamie Lee (November 22)

  The Halloween star who won an Oscar in 2023 for Everything Everywhere All at Once

• Custer, George Armstrong (December 5)

  The man in command at Custer's Last Stand

• Cuthbert, Elisha (November 30)

  Jack Bauer's daughter, Kim, on TV's 24

• Cyrus, Miley (November 23)

  Disney Channel's Hannah Montana and Pop Singer

• Dangerfield, Rodney (November 22)

  The comedian who said "I don't get no respect"

• Daschle, Tom (December 9)

  U.S. Senate majority leader 2001-2003

• Davis, Ossie (December 18)

  Husband of Ruby Dee and veteran of stage and screen

• Davis, Sammy Jr. (December 8)

  Singer of "The Candy Man"

• Davy, Sir Humphry (December 17)

  The chemist known as the father of electrolysis

• De Gaulle, Charles (November 22)

  President of France, 1958-69

• Delpy, Julie (December 21)

  Celine in Before Sunrise

• Dench, Judi (December 9)

  Queen Elizabeth in Shakespeare in Love

• Dever, Kaitlyn (December 21)

  The sassy teen Eve on the sitcom Last Man Standing

• Dewey, Melvil (December 10)

  Inventor of the Dewey Decimal Classification System

• Dick, Andy (December 21)

  Host of MTV's The Andy Dick Show

• Dickinson, Emily (December 10)

  The poet called "The Belle of Amherst"

• Dick, Philip K. (December 16)

  The mind-bending sci-fi author of "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?"

• Didion, Joan (December 5)

   The author of Slouching Toward Bethlehem

• DiMaggio, Joe (November 25)

  "Joltin' Joe," legendary Yankee center fielder

• DioGuardi, Kara (December 9)

  The fourth judge on TV's American Idol

• Disney, Walt (December 5)

  The creator of Mickey Mouse and Disneyland

• DMX (December 18)

  Rapper of "Get At Me Dog"

• Doolittle, James Harold (December 14)

  Leader of the bomber attack on Tokyo in 1942

• Doppler, Christian (November 29)

  Discoverer of what's called the Doppler Effect

• Douglas, Kirk (December 9)

  Dimple-chinned star of Spartacus

• Duke, Patty (December 14)

  Helen Keller in The Miracle Worker

• Eilish, Billie (December 18)

  The teen pop singer who did 2019's "Bad Guy"

• Eliot, George (November 22)

  The author of Middlemarch

• Emanuel, Rahm (November 29)

  Mayor of Chicago, 2011-present

• Engels, Friedrich (November 28)

  Karl Marx's collaborator and editor

• Escobar, Pablo (December 1)

  Colombian drug kingpin of the 1980s

• Evert, Chris (December 21)

  1970s tennis champ dubbed "The Ice Maiden"

• Facinelli, Peter (November 26)

  The dad vampire in the Twilight films

• Farrow, Ronan (December 19)

  Mia Farrow's son who's on MSNBC

• Flaubert, Gustave (December 12)

  The author of Madame Bovary

• Flay, Bobby (December 10)

  The celebrity chef of TV's Boy Meets Grill and Throwdown

• Fleischer, Richard (December 8)

  The director of 'Doctor Doolittle' and 'Soylent Green'

• Flynn, Michael (December)

  The former National Security Advisor who pled guilty to a felony in 2017

• Fonda, Jane (December 21)

  Outspoken Oscar-winning actress and Ted Turner's ex-wife

• Foxx, Jamie (December 13)

  Oscar-winning star of the movie Ray

• Fraser, Brendan (December 3)

  The star of 1999's The Mummy and 2022's The Whale

• Freud, Lucian (December 8)

   The British portraitist who did Benefits Supervisor Sleeping

• Frog, Michigan J.

  The wacky singing frog from Warner Brothers cartoons

• Furtado, Nelly (December 2)

  Singer of "I'm Like A Bird"

• Garrison, William Lloyd (December 13)

  Civil War-era abolitionist who published The Liberator

• Geller, Uri (December 20)

  Paranormal celebrity famous for bending spoons

• Godard, Jean-Luc (December 3)

  Existentialist, Marxist French movie director

• Gordy, Berry (November 28)

  The founder of Motown Records

• Goss, Porter (November 26)

  The CIA director who resigned suddenly in 2006

• Grable, Betty (December 18)

  Pinup queen of World War II

• Grant, Amy (November 25)

  The Christian pop singer of the 1991 hit "Baby, Baby"

• Gray, Fred D. (December 14)

  The lawyer for Claudette Colvin and Rosa Parks

• Gyllenhaal, Jake (December 19)

  The guy who co-starred with Heath Ledger in Brokeback Mountain

• Haber, Fritz (December 9)

  The German chemist who made fertilizer and poison gas in World War I

• Haddish, Tiffany (December 3)

  She played Dina in the 2017 comedy 'Girls Trip'

• Haig, Alexander (December 2)

  Four-star general and U.S. Secretary of State, 1981-82

• Hamilton, Margaret (December 9)

  The wicked witch in The Wizard of Oz

• Hannah, Daryl (December 3)

  The mermaid in Splash

• Harris, Charlaine (November 25)

  The author of the Sookie Stackhouse True Blood books

• Harris, Ed (November 28)

  The intense actor who wrote and starred in Pollock

• Hatcher, Teri (December 8)

  Lovelorn mom Susan Mayer on Desperate Housewives

• Hayden, Tom (December 11)

  The California political activist once married to Jane Fonda

• Hedges, Lucas (December 12)

  The Oscar-nominated co-star of the 2016 film 'Manchester by the Sea'

• Heigl, Katherine (November 24)

  Star of Grey's Anatomy and Knocked Up

• Hendrix, Jimi (November 27)

  Performer of "Purple Haze"

• Henry, Buck (December 9)

  The screenwriter of 'The Graduate'

• Herrion, Thomas (December 15)

  Would-be 49er who died after a 2005 preseason game

• Hewitt, Don (December 14)

  Creator and executive producer of TV's 60 Minutes

• Hill, Jonah (December 20)

  The loud, keyed-up star of Superbad

• Hoffman, Abbie (November 30)

  The yippie who wrote Steal This Book

• Holm, Eleanor (December 6)

  The Olympic swimmer kicked off the 1936 American team for partying

• Holmes, Katie (December 18)

  The Dawson's Creek actress who married and divorced Tom Cruise

• Hoover, Larry (November 30)

  Jailed leader of the Gangster Disciples street gang

• Hoult, Nicholas (December 7)

  The star of Warm Bodies and Jack the Giant Slayer

• Hudgens, Vanessa Anne (December 14)

  Zac Efron's co-star in the High School Musical films

• Huffman, Felicity (December 9)

  Lynette on the TV show Desperate Housewives

• Idol, Billy (November 30)

  Singer of the pop songs "Dancing with Myself" and "White Wedding"

• Iman, Chanel (December 1)

  The Victoria's Secret model with the part-Korean heritage

• Jackson, Samuel L. (December 21)

  The Bible-quoting hit man from Pulp Fiction

• Jasmine, Princess

  The princess heroine of the Disney film Aladdin

• Jay, John (December 12)

  One of the authors of The Federalist Papers

• Jay-Z (December 4)

  Rapper of "Empire State of Mind"

• Johansson, Scarlett (November 22)

  The actress who plays Black Widow in the Marvel superhero universe

• Johnson, Don (December 15)

  The star of TV's Miami Vice and Nash Bridges

• Johnson, Rian (December 17)

  The writer/director of 'Knives Out'

• JoJo (December 20)

  Singer of "Leave (Get Out)"

• Jones, Gayl (November 23)

  The author of 'Eva's Man' and 'The Healing'

• Jones, James L. (December 19)

  Barack Obama's National Security Advisor, 2009-10

• Jovovich, Milla (December 17)

  The star of the Resident Evil movies

• Kandinsky, Wassily (December 16)

  Russian-born founder of Abstract art

• Karloff, Boris (November 23)

  The original Frankenstein’s Monster of the cinema

• Karr, John Mark (December 11)

  The person who falsely claimed a connection with JonBenet Ramsey's death

• Kelly, Emmett, Sr. (December 9)

  The melancholy tramp clown Weary Willie

• Kennedy, Caroline (November 27)

  The oldest child of John and Jackie Kennedy

• Kennedy, John Jr. (November 25)

  JFK's son who also died young

• Kenney, Douglas (December 10)

  Co-founder of National Lampoon

• Kerry, John (December 11)

  U.S. Secretary of State, 2013-2017

• King, Billie Jean (November 22)

  The tennis champ who won 39 Grand Slam titles

• King George VI (December 14)

  The king of Great Britain during WWII

• King Henry VI (December 6)

  The English king during the War of the Roses

• Kinison, Sam (December 8)

  Screaming, round comic who recorded Loud As Hell

• Klee, Paul (December 18)

  Post-impressionist Swiss painter of The Twittering Machine

• Knight, Ted (December 7)

  Newscaster Ted Baxter on The Mary Tyler Moore Show

• Kumaritashvili, Nodar (November 25)

  The luger killed at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver

• Kwanten, Ryan (November 28)

  Jason Stackhouse in the cable series True Blood

• La Guardia, Fiorello (December 11)

  The New York mayor they named the airport after

• LaHood, Ray (December 6)

  U.S. Secretary of Transportation, 2009-13

• Lang, Fritz (December 5)

  The director of 1927's Metropolis

• Lee, Amy (December 13)

  Vocalist for the rock band Evanescence

• Lee, Bruce (November 27)

  The martial artist who starred in Enter the Dragon

• Lehman, Ernest (December 8)

   The guy who wrote Hitchcock's North by Northwest

• L'Engle, Madeleine (November 29)

  The author of A Wrinkle in Time

• Levy, Eugene (December 17)

  Eyebrowed star of 'Schitt's Creek' and 'American Pie'

• Lewis, C.S. (November 29)

  Author of The Chronicles of Narnia

• Liddy, G. Gordon (November 30)

  The nutty leader of the Watergate burglars

• Lil' Fizz (November 26)

  The singer who played Rashann in the movie You Got Served

• Lincoln, Mary Todd (December 13)

  Abe Lincoln's wife

• Liotta, Ray (December 18)

  Henry Hill in the movie Goodfellas

• Little Richard (December 5)

  The flamboyant singer of "Tutti Frutti"

• Liu, Lucy (December 2)

  O-Ren Ishii in the movie Kill Bill

• Lubitz, Andreas (December 18)

  The pilot who crashed Germanwings flight 4U9525

• Luciano, Charles "Lucky" (November 24)

  1930s Italian-American gangster with businesslike approach

• Macron, Emmanuel (December 21)

  The president of France since 2017

• Malick, Terrence (November 30)

  The Oscar-nominated director of The Thin Red Line

• Malkovich, John (December 9)

  Titular star of Being John Malkovich

• Mamet, David (November 30)

  The playwright who wrote Glengarry Glen Ross

• Manning, Bradley (December 17)

  The soldier accused of leaking Afghanistan documents to Wikileaks

• Martin, Mary (December 1)

  The star who played Peter Pan on Broadway and TV

• Masako, Princess (December 9)

  The wife of Crown Prince Naruhito

• Matenopoulos, Debbie (December 13)

  Former host of The View and the TV Guide Channel

• McClellan, George (December 3)

  The Civil War general Lincoln replaced in 1862

• Mead, Margaret (December 16)

  The anthropologist author of Coming of Age in Samoa

• Merrill, Dina (December 9)

  The sophisticated blond in 'Operation Petticoat'

• Midler, Bette (December 1)

  The brash singer nicknamed "The Divine Miss M"

• Milano, Alyssa (December 19)

  The co-star of TV's Charmed

• Milton, John (December 9)

  The author of the epic poem Paradise Lost

• Minaj, Nicki (December 8)

   The female rapper who did 2012's "Starships"

• Mo'Nique (December 11)

  The stand-up comedian who won an Oscar for Precious

• Montalban, Ricardo (November 25)

  Mr. Roarke from TV's Fantasy Island

• Moon, William (December 18)

  Developer of raised lettering for blind readers

• Moore, Julianne (December 3)

  Redheaded star of The Hours and Far From Heaven

• Moreno, Rita (December 11)

  Anita in the 1961 version of 'West Side Story'

• Morrison, Jim (December 8)

  Lead singer of the band The Doors

• Mos Def (December 11)

  The rapper and actor formerly known as Mos Def

• Munch, Edvard (December 12)

   The Norwegian who painted 1893's The Scream

• Muniz, Frankie (December 5)

  Malcolm from TV's Malcolm in the Middle

• Murphy, Ryan (November 30)

  The creator of the TV shows 'Glee' and 'American Horror Story'

• Napolitano, Janet (November 29)

  Governor of Arizona, 2003-2009

• Nation, Carry (November 25)

  Hatchet-wielding champion of alcohol prohibition

• Newman, Randy (November 28)

  Oscar-winning composer for the Toy Story movies

• Nighy, Bill (December 12)

  The actor who played the washed-up pop idol in the 2003 film Love Actually

• Nolin, Gena Lee (November 29)

  Conniving lifeguard Neely Capshaw on TV's Baywatch

• Nostradamus (December 14)

  The 16th-century French physician who made creepy predictions

• Nugent, Ted (December 13)

  Bowhunting rock guitarist

• Nye, Bill (November 27)

  TV's "Bill Nye the Science Guy"

• O'Connor, Sinead (December 8)

  The bald-headed Irish singer of "Nothing Compares 2U"

• Osbourne, Ozzy (December 3)

  Star of the TV reality show The Osbournes

• Osmond, Donny (December 9)

  The former teen singer who won 'Dancing With the Stars' in 2009

• Otto, Miranda (December 16)

  Eowyn in the Lord of the Rings movies

• Owen, Michael (December 14)

  English hero of the 1998 World Cup

• Owens, Terrell (December 7)

  Wide receiver "T.O," for the NFL's Buffalo Bills

• Pacquiao, Manny (December 17)

  The boxing superstar who became a member of the Philippine Congress.

• Park, Nick (December 6)

  Creator of Wallace & Gromit

• Paterno, Joe (December 21)

  The head football coach at Penn State University, 1966-2011

• Pawlenty, Tim (November 27)

  Governor of Minnesota, 2003-2011

• Pell, Claiborne (November 22)

  The creator of so-called Pell grants for college students

• Phillips, Todd (December 20)

  The director of 'The Hangover' and 'Joker'

• Piaf, Edith (December 19)

  French singer known as "the waif sparrow"

• Pierce, Franklin (November 23)

  President of the United States, 1853-1857

• Pinochet, Augusto (November 25)

  Dictator, then president of Chile, 1973-1990

• Pistorius, Oscar (November 22)

  The Olympic amputee sprinter who killed his girlfriend

• Pitt, Brad (December 18)

  The star of Fight Club and Once Upon a Time...In Hollywood

• Plummer, Christopher (December 13)

  Captain von Trapp in the 1965 movie The Sound of Music

• Pohl, Frederik (November 26)

  The sci-fi author of The Space Merchants and Gateway

• Pope Julius II (December 5)

  The pope who hired Michelangelo for the Sistine Chapel

• Pope Leo X (December 11)

  The Medici pope when the Reformation started

• Poésy, Clémence (November 30)

  Wizard Fleur Delacour in the film Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

• Pryor, Richard (December 1)

  The comedian who recorded Live on the Sunset Strip

• Puig, Yasiel (December 7)

  The Cuban outfielder who defected in 2012

• Raven-Symoné (December 10)

  Star of The Disney Channel's That's So Raven

• Revere, Paul (December)

  The American colonist of midnight ride fame

• Richards, Keith (December 18)

  The weatherbeaten guitarist for the Rolling Stones

• Rich, Marc (December 18)

  Fugitive pardoned by President Clinton

• Rivera, Diego (December 8)

  Mexican muralist and husband of artist Frida Kahlo

• Robinson, Edward G. (December 12)

  The snarling star of 1931's Little Caesar

• Rodriguez, Maggie (December 12)

  Co-host of the CBS morning program The Early Show

• Romano, Ray (December 21)

  The star of TV's Everybody Loves Raymond

• Rousseff, Dilma (December 14)

  The president of Brazil who was impeached and ousted in 2016

• Rowe, Debbie (December 6)

  The mother of Michael Jackson's first two children

• Roy, Arundhati (November 24)

  The author of the 1997 novel The God of Small Things

• Ruffalo, Mark (November 22)

  The star of You Can Count on Me and Just Like Heaven

• Ryan, Amy (November 30)

  That terrible mom in Gone Baby Gone

• Ryūsuke, Hamaguchi (December 16)

  The director of the 2021 film Drive My Car

• Saakashvili, Mikheil (December 21)

  President of Georgia since 2004

• Safire, William (December 17)

  Political columnist for The New York Times, 1973-2005

• Sanchez Vicario, Arantxa (December 18)

  1995 ranked no. 1 in women's tennis by the WTA

• Sapp, Warren (December 19)

  300-pound defensive lineman for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers

• Schiavo, Terri (December 3)

  The brain-damaged woman at the center of the Schiavo legal case

• Schmich, Mary (November 29)

  The Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist who wrote the "Wear Sunscreen" e-mail essay

• Schulz, Charles (November 26)

  The creator of Charlie Brown and Peanuts

• Scott, Ridley (November 30)

  The director of the sci-fi classic Blade Runner

• Seles, Monica (December 2)

  Hard-hitting tennis superstar

• Seyfried, Amanda (December 3)

  Ditzy Karen, Regina's friend in Mean Girls

• Shultz, George (December 13)

  United States Secretary of State, 1982-89

• Silverman, Sarah (December 1)

  Over-the-edge star of TV's The Sarah Silverman Program

• Sinatra, Frank (December 12)

  Singer of New York, New York and leader of the Rat Pack

• Smith, Anna Nicole (November 28)

  The blonde bombshell celebrity who died suddenly in 2007

• Spears, Britney (December 2)

  The former teen superstar who sang ...Baby One More Time

• Spielberg, Steven (December 18)

  The director of Jurassic Park

• Steinfeld, Hailee (December 11)

  Mattie Ross in the 2010 film True Grit

• Stewart, Jon (November 28)

  Host of The Daily Show, 1999-2015

• Stiles, Jackie (December 21)

  Southwest Missouri State star and WNBA 2001 Rookie of the Year

• Stiller, Ben (November 30)

  The star of There's Something About Mary and Zoolander

• Stratus, Trish (December 18)

  The pro wrestler named "Diva of the Decade" in 2003

• Strayhorn, Billy (November 29)

  Composer of "Take the 'A' Train"

• Summers, Lawrence H. (November 30)

  Director of the U.S. National Economic Council, 2009-present

• Sutherland, Kiefer (December 21)

  Star of the TV series 24

• Swift, Jonathan (November 30)

  The satirical Irish author of Gulliver's Travels

• Swift, Taylor (December 13)

  The pop superstar who sang the 2009 hit "You Belong With Me"

• Taylor, Zachary (November 24)

  U.S. President from 1849-1850

• Taymor, Julie (December 15)

  The director of the Broadway musical The Lion King

• The Game (November 27)

  Rapper who did 2005's The Documentary

• Thornton, Willie Mae (December 11)

  Blues legend and original singer of "Hound Dog"

• Thurber, James (December 8)

  Author of The Secret Life of Walter Mitty

• Tomei, Marisa (December 4)

  The Oscar-winning actress from My Cousin Vinny

• Trumbo, Dalton (December 9)

  The blacklisted screenwriter who wrote Johnny Got His Gun

• Turner, Tina (November 26)

  The singer of "What's Love Got to Do With It?"

• Twain, Mark (November 30)

  The author of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn

• Tyner, McCoy (December 11)

  The piano player in The John Coltrane Quartet in the 1960s

• Tyson, Cicely (December 19)

  The star of 'The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman'

• Van Buren, Martin (December 5)

  President of the United States, 1837-1841

• Van Dyke, Dick (December 13)

  Star of TV's The Dick Van Dyke Show

• Versace, Gianni (December 2)

  The superstar Italian fashion designer who was killed in Miami Beach

• Vilsack, Thomas (December 13)

  U.S Secretary of Agriculture, 2009-2017

• Waits, Tom (December 7)

  Raspy-voiced singer of "The Piano Has Been Drinking"

• Wallach, Eli (December 7)

  The "Ugly" of the movie The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

• Warwick, Dionne (December 12)

  Singer of "Walk On By" and "Do You Know the Way to San Jose?"

• West, Rebecca (December 21)

  Critic, journalist, novelist and literary celebrity

• White, Ellen G. (November 26)

  Seventh-Day Adventist visionary and writer

• Whitney, Eli (December 8)

  Inventor of the cotton gin

• Williams, Andy (December 3)

   The crooner who sang "Moon River"

• Wilson, Dennis (December 4)

  The drummer for The Beach Boys

• Wilson, Flip (December 8)

  The Black comedian whose Geraldine character said "the devil made me do it!"

• Wilson, Russell (November 29)

  The Super Bowl-winning quarterback for the NFL's Seattle Seahawks

• Winstead, Mary Elizabeth (November 28)

  Ramona Flowers in 'Scott Pilgrim vs. The World'

• Witt, Katarina (December 3)

  Charismatic figure skating champ

• Wolff, Nat (December 17)

  Lead singer for The Naked Brothers Band

• Woodson, Carter G. (December 19)

  The "Father of Black History"

• Yamasaki, Minoru (December 1)

  Designer of Manhattan's World Trade Center

• Yeun, Steven (December 21)

  The actor from 'The Walking Dead' and 'Minari'

• Zamenhof, Ludwig Lazarus (December 15)

  The inventor of the language Esperanto

• Zappa, Frank (December 21)

  Iconoclastic rocker who did "Dynamo Hum"

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