Famous Scorpio Celebrities

• Achebe, Chinua (November 16)

   The Nigerian author of 1958's Things Fall Apart

• Adams, Abigail (November 11)

  Wife of President John Adams

• Adams, John (October 30)

  President of the United States, 1797-1801

• Agnew, Spiro (November 9)

  The 39th vice president of the United States, 1969-73

• Ahmadinejad, Mahmoud (October 28)

  President of Iran, 2005-2013

• Aikman, Troy (November 21)

  Quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys, 1989-2000

• Aldridge, Lily (November 15)

  The model in the Levi's "I Walk the Line" commercial

• Altidor, Jozy (November 6)

  The fleet young striker for the 2010 US World Cup squad

• Anderesson, Bibi (November 11)

  The star of Bergman's 'Persona'

• Ant, Adam (November 3)

  Face-striped singer of "Goody Two Shoes"

• Arinze, Francis (November 1)

  The African cardinal who was a potential successor to Pope John Paul II

• Armstrong, Karen (November 14)

  Author of A History of God

• Asner, Ed (November 15)

  Lou Grant on The Mary Tyler Moore Show

• Atlas, Charles (October 30)

  Mail-order bodybuilding expert

• Atwood, Margaret (November 18)

  The author of The Handmaid's Tale and The Blind Assassin

• Baha'u'llah (November 12)

  The central figure of the Baha'i faith

• Bainbridge, Beryl (November 21)

  The author of An Awfully Big Adventure

• Ballard, J.G. (November 15)

  The author of Empire of the Sun and Crash

• Banneker, Benjamin (November 9)

  The African-American scientist who helped survey Washington, D.C.

• Banting, Frederick (November 14)

  The Canadian doctor who discovered insulin

• Barnard, Christiaan (November 8)

  The doctor who performed the first heart transplant

• Bee, Samantha (October 25)

  The host of TV's Full Frontal

• Benigni, Roberto (October 27)

  The writer/director/star of Life is Beautiful

• Bice, Bo (November 1)

  American Idol runner-up in 2005

• Biden, Joseph (November 20)

  President of the United States, 2021-present

• Björk (November 21)

  Eccentric singer from Iceland

• Boehner, John (November 17)

  U.S. Speaker of the House, 2010-2015

• Bolton, John (November 20)

  Mustachioed U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, 2005-06

• Boole, George (November 2)

  Developer of Boolean algebra

• Boone, Daniel (November 2)

  The frontiersman who settled Kentucky

• Borel, Calvin (November 7)

  The jockey who won the Kentucky Derby in 2007, 2009 and 2010

• Bourret, Caprice (October 24)

  British model and creator of the By Caprice lingerie line

• Bradley, Milton (November 8)

  Board game pioneer who invented The Game of Life

• Brandeis, Louis (November 13)

  The first Jewish Supreme Court justice

• Brett, Jeremy (November 3)

  TV's Sherlock Holmes in the 1980s and '90s

• Brice, Fanny (October 29)

  The vaudeville star who was the basis for the musical Funny Girl

• Broadwell, Paula (November 9)

  The biographer who had an affair with Gen. David Petraeus

• Bronson, Charles (November 3)

  Star of the 1974 action movie Death Wish

• Buchanan, Pat (November 2)

  Pugnacious political talker on CNN

• Burton, Richard (November 10)

  The Welsh actor who was Liz Taylor's husband twice

• Bush, Laura (November 4)

  The wife of former president George W. Bush

• Butler, Gerard (November 13)

  King Leonidas in the movie 300

• Byrd, Robert C. (November 20)

  The West Virginia Democrat who was the longest serving Member of Congress

• Camus, Albert (November 7)

  Nobel-winning author of The Stranger

• Candy, John (October 31)

  Steve Martin's hefty co-star in Planes, Trains and Automobiles

• Carlos, Wendy (November 14)

  Synthesizer performer of the album Switched-On Bach

• Carson, Johnny (October 23)

  Longtime host of TV's The Tonight Show

• Cavett, Dick (November 19)

  The quick-witted TV talk show host from the late 1960s

• Charles III (November 14)

  The king of Great Britain, 2022-present

• Chiang Kai-shek (October 31)

  Leader of The Republic of China (Taiwan), 1949-75

• Chimpsky, Nim (November 21)

  The language-learning chimp named for Noam Chomsky

• Christie, Gwendolyn (October 28)

  Brienne of Tarth in Game of Thrones

• Chung, Alexa (November 5)

  Host of the short-lived MTV program It's On

• Ciara (October 25)

  R&B singer who did the crunky "Goodies"

• Cicarelli, Daniella (November 6)

  Host of the Brazilian MTV show Dance o Clipe

• Clarke, Emilia (October 26)

  Daenerys Targaryen in the TV show Game of Thrones

• Clark, Petula (November 15)

  The singer of "Downtown"

• Cleese, John (October 27)

  The tall guy from Monty Python's Flying Circus

• Clinton, Hillary Rodham (October 26)

  The former First Lady who became the Democratic nominee for president in 2016

• Cohen, Sasha (October 26)

  2006 U.S. national figure skating champion

• Collins, Michael (October 31)

  The pilot of Columbia, the Apollo 11 command module

• Comaneci, Nadia (November 12)

  Perfect-scoring Romanian gymnast of the 1976 Olympics

• Cook, James (October 27)

  English explorer of the Pacific in the 1770s

• Copland, Aaron (November 14)

  American composer who wrote Appalachian Spring

• Crichton, Michael (October 23)

  The author of Jurassic Park

• Cronkite, Walter (November 4)

  CBS TV's news anchor, 1962-81

• Cunningham, Michael (November 6)

  The Pulitzer Prize-winning author of The Hours

• Curie, Marie (November 7)

  Discoverer of radium and polonium

• Curry, Ann (November 19)

  The veteran newswoman who got booted from the Today show in 2012 

• Dandridge, Dorothy (November 9)

  Star of the movie Carmen Jones

• Daniels, Charlie (October 28)

  The fiddle player who did "The Devil Went Down to Georgia"

• Dawson, Richard (November 20)

  The host of the game show Family Feud

• Day, Dorothy (November 8)

  Laywoman who co-founded The Catholic Worker

• Dean, Howard (November 17)

  Former governor of Vermont and outspoken 2004 candidate for U.S. president

• Debs, Eugene (November 5)

  Socialist presidential candidate, 1900-1920

• Dee, Ruby (October 27)

  Veteran actress and wife of Ossie Davis

• DeLillo, Don (November 20)

   The author of White Noise and Underworld

• Derek, Bo (November 20)

  Buxom co-star of the movie 10

• DiCaprio, Leonardo (November 11)

  Heartthrob star of the 1997 film Titanic

• Dolezal, Rachel (November 12)

  The white woman who pretended to be black

• Dostoevsky, Fedor (November 11)

  The author of Crime and Punishment

• Drake (October 24)

  The hip-hop star who used to be on Degrassi

• Dreyfuss, Richard (October 29)

  The star of Jaws and Close Encounters

• Driver, Adam (November 19)

  Kylo Ren in ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’

• Dr. John (November 20)

  The New Orleans singer of 1973's "Right Place, Wrong Time"

• Drudge, Matt (October 27)

  The muckraking "citizen journalist" who runs The Drudge Report

• Dukakis, Michael (November 3)

  1988 Democratic nominee for U.S. President

• Duncan, Arne (November 6)

  U.S. Secretary of Education, 2009-2015

• Duval, David (November 9)

  2001 British Open golf champion

• Dyson, Michael Eric (October 23)

  The author of the 2007 book Know What I Mean: Reflections on Hip-Hop

• Ederle, Gertrude (October 23)

  The first woman to swim the English Channel

• Eisenhower, Mamie (November 14)

  President Dwight D. Eisenhower's wife

• Ellingson, Lindsay (November 19)

  Star of the 2011 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show

• Emmerich, Roland (November 10)

  Director of Independence Day

• Erasmus (October 27)

  The humanist scholar who wrote The Praise of Folly

• Evans, Dale (October 31)

  Partner of singing cowboy Roy Rogers

• Eve of Destruction (November 10)

  "The First Lady" of Ruff Ryders Entertainment

• Fargo, Donna (November 10)

  She had the 1972 hit "Happiest Girl in The Whole USA"

• Ferrigno, Lou (November 9)

  Muscular star of TV's The Incredible Hulk

• Field, Sally (November 6)

  The Oscar winning star of Norma Rae

• Figo, Luis (November 4)

  2001 FIFA World Player of the Year

• Flockhart, Calista (November 11)

  The star of the 1990s TV show Ally McBeal

• Foster, Ben (October 29)

  Chris Pine's co-star in 'Hell or High Water'

• Foster, Jodie (November 19)

  The star of The Silence of the Lambs

• Foy, Mackenzie (November 10)

  Young Murph in the movie Interstellar

• Franz, Dennis (October 28)

  Detective Sipowicz on TV's NYPD Blue

• Fuentes, Carlos (November 11)

  The author of 'The Old Gringo' and 'The Death of Artemio Cruz'

• Fuentes, Daisy (November 17)

  The former host of MTV Internacional

• Fulton, Robert (November 14)

  The man who made steamships successful

• Gaiman, Neil (November 10)

  Author of the Sandman comics

• Gallup, George (November 18)

  The founder of Gallup public opinion polls

• Gandhi, Indira (November 19)

  Prime Minister of India, 1966-77 and 1980-84

• Garfield, James (November 19)

  President of the United States, March-September 1881

• Garland, Merrick (November 13)

  The judge unsuccessfully nominated to the U.S. Supreme Court in 2016

• Gates, Bill (October 28)

  Co-founder of the Microsoft Corporation

• Goebbels, Joseph (October 29)

   Adolf Hitler's Minister of Propaganda, 1933-45

• Goldberg, Whoopi (November 13)

  Star of the Hollywood comedy Sister Act

• Gordimer, Nadine (November 20)

  The Nobel-winning South African author who wrote July's People

• Gosling, Ryan (November 12)

  The young guy from the movie The Notebook

• Goulart, Izabel (October 23)

  Brazilian model from the Victoria's Secret TV show

• Graham, Billy (November 7)

  Globetrotting "crusade" preacher and friend of presidents

• Griffin, Kathy (November 4)

  The celebrity-bashing star of My Life on the D-List

• Gyllenhaal, Maggie (November 16)

  Star of the 2002 movie Secretary

• Halley, Edmond (November 8)

  Discoverer of Halley's Comet

• Handy, W.C. (November 16)

  The composer called "The Father of the Blues"

• Harding, Tonya (November 12)

  Champion skater who had her opponent's knee whacked

• Harding, Warren G. (November 2)

  President of the United States, 1921-23

• Hathaway, Anne (November 12)

  The Oscar-winning star of Les Miserables

• Hawke, Ethan (November 6)

  Star of Reality Bites

• Hawkins, Coleman (November 21)

  Tenor sax player who had the hit "Body and Soul"

• Hawn, Goldie (November 21)

  The star of the movie Private Benjamin

• Head, Edith (October 28)

  Oscar-winning costume designer for Hollywood movies from 1924-82

• Heder, Jon (October 26)

  The guy who played Napoleon Dynamite

• Hernandez, Aaron (November 6)

  The NFL tight end charged with murder in 2013

• Hiss, Alger (November 11)

  The State Department official accused of being a Soviet spy in 1948

• Hoskins, Bob (October 26)

  The star of Who Framed Roger Rabbit?

• Hubble, Edwin (November 20)

  The astronomer the Hubble space telescope is named after

• Hudson, Rock (November 17)

  The star of the film Giant

• Hunt, Richard Morris (October 31)

  The designer of the Biltmore Mansion

• Hussein, King (November 14)

  The ruler of Jordan from 1953-1999

• Hutton, Lauren (November 17)

  Gap-toothed supermodel and co-star of American Gigolo

• Ince, Thomas H. (November 6)

  The director of Civilization

• Irving, Clifford (November 5)

  Author of the fake Howard Hughes biography

• Ishiguro, Kazuo (November 8)

  The Nobel-winning author of The Remains of the Day

• Jackson, Mahalia (October 26)

  Gospel singing legend

• Jackson, Peter (October 31)

  The director of the Lord of the Rings movies

• Janney, Allison (November 19)

  C. J. Cregg on TV's The West Wing

• Jenkins, Barry (November 19)

  The director of 2016's 'Moonlight'

• Jenner, Caitlyn (October 28)

  The Olympic decathlete who transitioned from man to woman 

• Jenner, Kendall (November 3)

  The supermodel who is a younger half-sister to Kim Kardashian

• Jonas, Kevin (November 5)

  The oldest of the singing Jonas Brothers

• Kaepernick, Colin (November 3)

  The NFL quarterback who kneeled to protest racial injustice

• Keats, John (October 31)

  The Romantic poet who wrote "Ode to a Nightingale"

• Kelly, Grace (November 12)

  The actress who became Princess of Monaco

• Kelly, Megyn (November 18)

  Host of The Kelly File on Fox News (2013-17)

• Kennedy, Robert F. (November 20)

  The assassinated brother of John Kennedy

• Khanna, Vikas (November 14)

  Founder of the Cooking for Life charity events

• Kimmel, Jimmy (November 13)

  The late-night host of Jimmy Kimmel Live

• King Charles I (November 19)

  The British king beheaded in 1649 after civil war

• King Edward VII (November 9)

  King of Great Britain and Ireland, 1901-1910

• King George II (November 10)

  The king of England, 1727-1760

• King, Larry (November 19)

  Suspender-clad chat show host on CNN

• Klein, Calvin (November 19)

  The designer with the famous underwear ads

• Kotto, Yaphet (November 15)

  Parker in the movie 'Aliens' and Idi Amin in 'Raid on Entebbe'

• Kurylenko, Olga (November 14)

  The Bond girl in the 2008 film Quantum of Solace

• Lambert, Miranda (November 10)

  The country singer who did "The House That Built Me"

• Lancaster, Burt (November 2)

  The star of From Here to Eternity

• Lang, K.D. (November 2)

  Country and pop vocalist

• Lee, Ang (October 23)

  Oscar-winning director of Brokeback Mountain

• Leigh, Vivien (November 5)

  Scarlett O'Hara in Gone With the Wind

• Levertov, Denise (October 24)

  The politically-active poet who wrote With Eyes at the Back of our Heads

• Lichtenstein, Roy (October 27)

   The Pop Art master who did the comic-style Whaam!

• Lindgren, Astrid (November 14)

  The author of Pippi Longstocking

• Lorde (November 7)

  The teen singer of the hit song "Royals"

• Lovett, Lyle (November 1)

  Singer of The Road to Ensenada

• Luther, Martin (November 10)

  German monk who started Protestant Reformation

• MacFarlane, Seth (October 26)

  The creator of the animated series Family Guy

• Mahan, Larry (November 21)

  Rodeo celebrity of the early '70s

• Mankiller, Wilma (November 18)

  The first woman Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation

• Manson, Charles (November 12)

  Cultish figure in famous 1969 killing spree

• Maradona, Diego (October 30)

  The hero of Argentina's 1986 World Cup win

• Marie Antoinette (November 2)

  The Queen of France who probably didn't say "Let them eat cake"

• Markham, Beryl (October 26)

  The author of the memoir West With the Night

• Marshall, Garry (November 13)

  The creator of the TV show 'Happy Days'

• McCarthy, Jenny (November 1)

  The host of MTV's Singled Out and (briefly) ABC's The View

• McCarthy, Joseph (November 14)

  Communist-hating senator and namesake of "McCarthyism"

• McConaughey, Matthew (November 4)

  The hunky Texan from The Wedding Planner

• Michaels, Lorne (November 17)

  Creator of TV's Saturday Night Live

• Mickey Mouse (November 18)

  Walt Disney's famous mouse

• Miller, Dennis (November 3)

  That Saturday Night Live guy who's a conservative now

• Minnillo, Vanessa (November 9)

  1998's Miss Teen USA and host of True Beauty

• Mitchell, Joni (November 7)

  Singer of "The Circle Game" and "Free Man in Paris"

• Mitchell, Margaret (November 8)

  The author of Gone With the Wind

• Miyamoto, Shigeru (November 16)

  The creator of the video game Donkey Kong

• Mol, Gretchen (November 8)

  The star of The Notorious Bettie Page

• Monet, Claude (November 14)

  Impressionist painter of water lilies

• Montgomery, Bernard Law (November 17)

  The Brit who beat Rommel in North Africa

• Moore, Alan (November 18)

  Writer of the graphic novel V for Vendetta

• Moore, Demi (November 11)

  The star of Ghost and former wife to Bruce Willis and Ashton Kutcher

• Moore, Marianne (November 15)

  Tricorn hat-wearing modernist poet

• Morales, Evo (October 26)

  President of Bolivia, 2006-present

• Morgan, Tracy (November 10)

  Tracy Jordan on TV's 30 Rock

• Morricone, Ennio (November 10)

  The film composer famous for spaghetti westerns

• Murphy, Brittany (November 10)

  Eminem's girlfriend in the 2002 film 8 Mile

• Murray, Pauli (November 20)

  The Civil Rights Era hero who became an Episcopalian priest

• Nelly (November 2)

  The guy who did the song "Hot in Herre"

• Neuman, Alfred E. (November)

  MAD magazine's "What -- Me Worry?" kid

• Nichols, Mike (November 6)

  The director of The Graduate

• Noth, Chris (November 13)

  Detective Mike Logan on TV's Law & Order

• Ocean, Frank (October 28)

   The hip-hop creator of the the album channel ORANGE

• O'Keeffe, Georgia (November 15)

  American artist who painted flowers and cow skulls

• Omarion (November 12)

  R&B crooner of the 2005 album O

• Ortega, Daniel (November 11)

  President of Nicaragua, 1985-90, 2007-present

• Otero-Warren, Nina (October 23)

  The early New Mexico activist who helped win the vote for women

• Paisley, Brad (October 28)

  Singer of "I'm Gonna Miss Her (The Fishin' Song)"

• Paracelsus (November 10)

  European Renaissance physician and alchemist

• Parker, Nate (November 18)

  The star, writer and director of 2016's 'The Birth of a Nation'

• Parsons, Gram (November 5)

  The Flying Burrito Brother who helped countrify 1960s rock

• Patten, Gilbert (October 25)

  The writer of the Frank Merriwell dime novels in the early 20th century

• Patton, George S. (November 11)

  Commander of the U.S. Third Army in World War II

• P. Diddy (November 4)

  Rapper known as Puff Daddy, then P. Diddy, then Diddy, then P. Diddy again

• Pelé (October 23)

  Brazil's most famous soccer star

• Pence, Karen (November 18)

  The wife of former U.S. vice president Mike Pence

• Perry, Katy (October 25)

  The saucy singer of "I Kissed a Girl"

• Petraeus, David H. (November 7)

  The former CIA director who commanded U.S. forces in Iraq

• Phelps, Fred Sr. (November 13)

  The founder of the Westboro Baptist Church

• Phillips, Mackenzie (November 20)

  The troubled teen star of One Day at at Time

• Phoenix, Joaquin (October 28)

  The Oscar-winning star of Joker

• Picasso, Pablo (October 25)

  The 20th century's most famous artist

• Plath, Sylvia (October 27)

  Poet and author of The Bell Jar

• Polk, James (November 2)

  President of the United States, 1845-49

• Pompeo, Ellen (November 10)

  Dr. Meredith Grey on TV's Grey's Anatomy

• Posey, Parker (November 8)

  Indie goddess and star of Best in Show

• Post, Emily (October 27)

  Mid-20th century American expert on etiquette

• Pound, Ezra (October 30)

  The early-20th-century poet who wrote The Cantos

• Punisher, Big (November 9)

  Super-sized Latin rapper

• Radacanu, Emma (November 13)

  The surprise winner of the U.S. Open 2021

• Rai, Aishwarya (November 1)

  Star of the 2002 Bollywood movie Devdas

• Raimi, Sam (October 23)

  Director of The Evil Dead and Spider-Man

• Ramis, Harold (November 21)

  The director of Groundhog Day

• Ramsay, Gordon (November 8)

  Host of TV's Hell's Kitchen and Kitchen Nightmares

• Rather, Dan (October 31)

  Anchor for TV's The CBS Evening News, 1981-2005

• Reddy, Helen (October 25)

   The Australian singer who did "I Am Woman"

• Reid, Tara (November 8)

  Host of the party travelogue show Taradise

• Reinking, Ann (November 10)

  Fosse-influenced choreographer and star of Chicago

• Reynolds, Ryan (October 23)

  The star of the movie Green Lantern

• Rhys, Matthew (November 8)

  Philip in the TV series The Americans

• Rice, Condoleezza (November 14)

  U.S. Secretary of State, 2005-09

• Rice, Susan (November 17)

  National Security Advisor for Barack Obama, 2013-17

• Richardson, Bill (November 15)

  The governor of New Mexico, 2003-2011

• Roberts, Doris (November 4)

  Raymond's mom on the sitcom 'Everybody Loves Raymond'

• Roberts, Julia (October 28)

  Star of the movie Pretty Woman

• Rockwell, Rick (October 26)

  The "multi-millionaire" who married a stranger on TV

• Rockwell, Sam (November 5)

  Star of the 2009 sci-fi film Moon

• Rodin, Auguste (November 12)

  The sculptor who did The Thinker

• Rogers, Roy (November 5)

  Star of TV's Roy Rogers Show

• Rogers, Will (November 4)

  Rope-tricking humorist who never met a man he didn't like

• Romijn, Rebecca (November 6)

  The sleek blue Mystique in the X-Men movies

• Rommel, Erwin (November 15)

  "The Desert Fox" of World War II

• Rooney, Wayne (October 24)

  Young superstar forward for Manchester United, 2004-

• Roosevelt, Theodore (October 27)

  President of the United States, 1901-1909

• Ross, Bob (October 29)

  The fuzzy-haired public television landscape painter

• Rouhani, Hassan (November 12)

  The president of Iran, 2013-present

• Ryan, Meg (November 19)

  Impish star of "When Harry Met Sally"

• Ryder, Winona (October 29)

  The star of Heathers and Stranger Things

• Safer, Morley (November 8)

  The Canadian '60 Minutes' co-host who reported on Vietnam

• Sagan, Carl (November 9)

   The astronomer who did the TV series Cosmos

• Sajak, Pat (October 26)

  Host of TV's Wheel of Fortune

• Salk, Jonas (October 28)

  Developer of the polio vaccine

• San Giacomo, Laura (November 14)

  Maya Gallo on TV's Just Shoot Me

• Sax, Adolphe (November 6)

  The Belgian who invented the saxophone

• Scheider, Roy (November 10)

  The star of the movies Jaws and All That Jazz

• Schwartz, Sherwood (November 14)

  The creator of Gilligan's Island and The Brady Bunch

• Scola, Angelo (November 7)

  The Archbishop of Milan, 2011-

• Scorsese, Martin (November 17)

  The director of Taxi Driver and Goodfellas

• Sevigny, Chloë (November 18)

  Star of the indie film The Brown Bunny and the HBO series Big Love

• Sexton, Anne (November 9)

  Confessional American poet of the 1960s and '70s

• Shah of Iran (October 26)

  The Shah of Iran, 1941-1979

• Shepard, Alan (November 18)

  The first American in space

• Shepard, Sam (November 5)

  The actor/playwright who wrote 'Fool for Love' and 'True West'

• Shriver, Maria (November 6)

  NBC News correspondent and wife of Arnold Schwarzenegger

• Singer, Isaac Merritt (October 27)

  The maker of the first popular household sewing machine

• Sirleaf, Ellen Johnson (October 29)

  The Nobel Prize-winning president of Liberia

• Smart, Elizabeth (November 3)

  The Utah teen kidnapped in 2002 and rescued months later

• Smith, Zadie (October 25)

  The author of White Teeth

• Sousa, John Philip (November 6)

  The guy who wrote "Stars and Stripes Forever"

• Squibb, June (November 6)

  The foul-mouthed mom in Nebraska

• Stanton, Elizabeth Cady (November 12)

  Co-founder of the Seneca Falls Convention

• Stauffenberg, Claus von (November 15)

  The German colonel who almost killed Hitler

• Stevenson, McLean (November 14)

  Lt. Col. Henry Blake on TV's M*A*S*H

• Stevenson, Robert Louis (November 13)

  The author of Treasure Island

• Stoker, Bram (November 8)

  The author who wrote Dracula

• Stone, Emma (November 6)

  The Oscar-winning star of LaLa Land and Poor Things

• Swinton, Tilda (November 5)

  The quirky star of Orlando and Michael Clayton

• Swit, Loretta (November 4)

  'Hot Lips' Houlihan

• Tezuka, Osamu (November 3)

  The godfather of Japanese animation

• Thomas, Dylan (October 27)

  The Welsh poet who wrote "Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Nght"

• Tillman, Pat (November 6)

  The NFL-playing soldier killed by friendly fire in Afghanistan

• Travers, Mary (November 9)

  The "Mary" in Peter, Paul & Mary

• Trotsky, Leon (November 7)

  V.I. Lenin's right-hand man

• Trump, Ivanka (October 30)

  The daughter of former President Donald Trump

• Tucci, Stanley (November 11)

  Nigel, the fashion consultant in The Devil Wears Prada

• Turner, Ted (November 19)

  That loud-mouthed rich guy who founded CNN

• Tyler, Letitia Christian (November 12)

  United States First Lady, 1841-1842

• Union, Gabrielle (October 29)

  The tough cheerleader Isis in the movie Bring It On

• Urban, Keith (October 26)

  Australia-to-Nashville singer of "Somebody Like You"

• Vinton, Will (November 17)

  Creator of the California Raisins

• Vonnegut, Kurt Jr. (November 11)

  The author of Slaughterhouse-Five

• Walker, Scott (November 2)

  The governor of Wisconsin, 2011-19

• Welter, Jen (October 27)

  The first woman coach in the NFL

• Whitehead, Colson (November 6)

  The Pulitzer Prize-winning author of 'The Underground Railroad'

• Wilson, Owen (November 18)

  Vince Vaughn's co-star in Wedding Crashers

• Winters, Jonathan (November 11)

  Improvisational comedian of the 1960s and '70s

• Woodley, Shailene (November 15)

  The star of The Secret Life of the American Teenager and The Spectacular Now

• Wyman, Bill (October 24)

  The bass player for the Rolling Stones, 1962-93

• Yankovic, Weird Al (October 23)

  Singer of "I Lost on Jeopardy" and other parody tunes

• Yoakam, Dwight (October 23)

  Alternative country star who recorded Guitars, Cadillacs, Etc., Etc.

• Young, Alan (November 19)

  Wilbur on TV's Mr. Ed

• Young, Gig (November 4)

  Oscar-winner from They Shoot Horses, Don't They?

• Young, Neil (November 12)

  Renegade rock star

• Young, Sean (November 20)

  Rachel from the movie 'Blade Runner'

• Zahn, Steve (November 13)

  The sidekick character actor from Joy Ride and Rescue Dawn

• Zuniga, Daphne (October 28)

  Jo on TV's Melrose Place

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