Famous Taurus Celebrities

• Adele (May 5)

  The British vocalist who sang "Someone Like You"

• Agassi, Andre (April 29)

  Steffi Graf's husband, the tennis champ

• Ailes, Roger (May 15)

  The man who started Fox News

• Akerman, Malin (May 12)

  Miss Jupiter in the movie The Watchmen

• Alba, Jessica (April 28)

  The actress who co-founded The Honest Company

• Albright, Madeleine (May 15)

  U.S. Secretary of State, 1997-2001

• Anderson, Brad (May 14)

  The creator of the comic Marmaduke

• Anderson, Wes (May 1)

  Director of Rushmore and Moonrise Kingdom

• Andrews, Erin (May 4)

  The blonde sports reporter who appeared on Dancing With the Stars

• Ashcroft, John (May 9)

  U.S. Attorney General 2001-05

• Astaire, Fred (May 10)

  Hollywood's most famous dancer

• Audubon, John J. (April 26)

  19th century ornithologist and artist

• Azaria, Hank (April 25)

  The voice of Apu and Chief Wiggum on TV's The Simpsons

• Bacharach, Burt (May 12)

  The pianist who co-wrote "Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head" and "Walk On By"

• Barbaro (April 29)

  The 2006 Kentucky Derby winner who broke his leg in the Preakness

• Beckham, David (May 2)

  English soccer star and pop culture celebrity

• Berlin, Irving (May 11)

  The composer of "White Christmas"

• Berra, Yogi (May 12)

  The Yankee catcher who said "It ain't over 'til it's over"

• Berrigan, Daniel (May 9)

  The anti-war priest hunted by the FBI

• Blair, Tony (May 6)

  British prime minister, 1997-2007

• Blanchett, Cate (May 14)

  The Oscar-winning actress who played Galadriel in the Lord of the Rings movies

• Bly, Nellie (May 5)

  Woman journalist who went around the world in 1889

• Bono (May 10)

  Lead singer of the rock band U2

• Booker, Cory (April 27)

  U.S. Senator from New Jersey, 2013-present

• Booth, John Wilkes (May 10)

  The man who shot Abraham Lincoln

• Brahms, Johannes (May 7)

  German composer of "Brahms' Lullaby" ("Wiegenlied")

• Brontë, Charlotte (April 21)

  Author of Jane Eyre

• Brosnan, Pierce (May 16)

  The actor who played James Bond in the 1990s

• Brown, Antoinette (May 20)

  The first clergywoman in the United States

• Brown, Chris (May 5)

  The teen R&B sensation who pleaded guilty to assaulting the singer Rihanna

• Browning, Robert (May 7)

  Victorian poet and husband of Elizabeth Barrett

• Brown, James (May 3)

  The musical "Godfather of Soul"

• Brown, John (May 9)

  The anti-slavery militant who raided Harpers Ferry in 1859

• Buchanan, James (April 23)

  President of the United States, 1857-61

• Bunker, Chang and Eng (May 11)

  The world's most famous conjoined twins

• Burnett, Carol (April 26)

  The very funny host of The Carol Burnett Show

• Bush, George Prescott (April 24)

  The son of former Florida governor Jeb Bush

• Bush, Prescott (May 15)

  The father of president George Bush

• Byrne, David (May 14)

  The singer in the band Talking Heads

• Campbell, Glen (April 22)

  The singer of "Rhinestone Cowboy"

• Campion, Jane (April 30)

  The writer and director of The Piano

• Capra, Frank (May 18)

  The director of It's a Wonderful Life

• Carey, Peter (May 7)

  The author of True History of the Kelly Gang

• Carlin, George (May 12)

  The profane comedian known for his "7 Dirty Words" routine

• Carlson, Tucker (May 16)

  The conservative talking head from 'Tucker Carlson Tonight'

• Carpenter, Scott (May 1)

   The astronaut who also lived on Sealab

• Carter, Howard (May 9)

  The discoverer of King Tut's tomb

• Carter, Rubin "Hurricane" (May 6)

  The boxer whose murder convictions were tossed

• Casta, Laetitia (May 11)

  French supermodel and Guess? clothing symbol

• Cedric The Entertainer (April 24)

  Eddie in the Barbershop movies

• Cena, John (April 23)

  The clean-cut, hip-hop loving WWE champ

• Chapman, Mark David (May 10)

  The man who killed John Lennon

• Charlotte Elizabeth Diana, Princess (May 2)

  The second child of the UK’s Duke and Duchess of Cambridge

• Cher (May 20)

  The Sonny and Cher alum who did "Believe"

• Church, Eric (May 3)

  The country singer who did "Drink in My Hand"

• Clarke, Melinda (April 24)

  Julie Cooper-Nichol on TV's The O.C.

• Clarkson, Kelly (April 24)

  The American Idol winner who sang "A Moment Like This"

• Clement, Edith Brown (April 29)

  Rumored Supreme Court nominee from 2005

• Clooney, George (May 6)

  The international star of the Ocean's Eleven films

• Cochran, Jacqueline (May 11)

  The aviator who headed women pilots in World War II

• Colbert, Stephen (May 13)

  Host of TV's satirical The Colbert Report

• Como, Perry (May 18)

  Smooth crooner of "Catch a Falling Star"

• Condit, Gary (April 21)

  The congressman who knew the murdered intern Chandra Levy

• Conyers, John Jr. (May 16)

  U.S. Congressman from Michigan, 1964-2017

• Cook, Robin (May 4)

  The author of Coma

• Cooper, Gary (May 7)

  The tall, laconic actor who starred in High Noon

• Coppola, Sofia (May 14)

  The writer and director of Lost in Translation

• Cosgrove, Miranda (May 14)

  The star of the TV show iCarly

• Craig, Yvonne (May 16)

  Batgirl on the 1960s TV series Batman

• Cromwell, Oliver (April 25)

  Lord Protector of England, 1653-58

• Crosby, Bing (May 3)

  The singer of "White Christmas"

• Cruse, Heloise Bowles (May 4)

  The originator of the newspaper column 'Hints From Heloise'

• Cruz, Penelope (April 28)

  Sultry Spanish Oscar-winner for Vicky Cristina Barcelona

• Curie, Pierre (May 15)

  The scientist husband of Marie Curie

• Dali, Salvador (May 11)

  The surrealist artist with the curly mustache

• Daly, John (April 28)

  Crowd-pleasing golfer whose motto is "Grip it and rip it"

• Davis, Ann B. (May 5)

  Alice the housekeeper on The Brady Bunch

• Davis, Hannah (May 5)

  The pulchritudinous "genie" in ads for Direct TV

• Davis, Wendy (May 16)

  The Texas state senator who filibustered an abortion bill

• Davuluri, Nina (April 20)

  Miss America of 2014

• Day-Lewis, Daniel (April 29)

  The star of the movies Lincoln and There Will Be Blood 

• de Armas, Ana (April 30)

  The Oscar-nominated star of the 2022 film Blonde

• Dee, Sandra (April 23)

  Star of the 1959 movie Gidget

• Dobson, James (April 21)

  The founder and host of Focus on the Family

• Dole, Sanford B. (April 23)

  The first governor of Hawaii

• Dornan, Jamie (May 1)

  Christian Grey in the movie Fifty Shades of Grey

• Dunham, Lena (May 13)

   The creator and star of the TV series Girls

• Dunst, Kirsten (April 30)

  Mary Jane in the Spider-Man film series

• Earnhardt, Dale (April 29)

  Nascar's "The Intimidator"

• Electra, Carmen (April 20)

  The Baywatch actress who later hosted Singled Out

• Ellington, Duke (April 29)

  Performer of "Take the 'A' Train"

• Eno, Brian (May 15)

  Producer of ambient and avant-garde music

• Enya (May 17)

  Singer of "Orinoco Flow" ("Sail Away")

• Ephron, Nora (May 19)

  The writer and director of Sleepless In Seattle

• Estevez, Emilio (May 12)

  The Martin Sheen son who was in Breakfast Club and Repo Man

• Evangelista, Linda (May 10)

  The supermodel's supermodel of the early 1990s

• Fadiman, Clifton (May 15)

  Host of the radio quiz show Information Please

• Farrakhan, Louis (May 11)

  Head of the Nation of Islam, 1978-

• Fat, Chow Yun (May 18)

  Chinese action film star

• Fauset, Jessie Redmon (April 27)

  The "midwife" of the Harlem Renaissance and editor of 'The Crisis'

• Feynman, Richard (May 11)

  The Nobel-winning author of Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman

• Fey, Tina (May 18)

  The star of TV's 30 Rock

• Fielding, Henry (April 22)

   The author or Tom Jones

• Finney, Albert (May 9)

  The star of the bawdy 1963 film Tom Jones

• Fitzgerald, Ella (April 25)

  Jazz vocalist known for scat singing

• Fleming, Art (May 1)

  The of TV's Jeopardy!

• Fonda, Henry (May 16)

  Tom Joad in the movie The Grapes of Wrath

• Fossett, Steve (April 22)

  The record-breaking aviator who disappeared in Nevada

• Fox, Megan (May 16)

  The sultry love interest in the Transformers movies

• Frampton, Peter (April 22)

  The rock guitarist who recorded Frampton Comes Alive!

• Freud, Sigmund (May 6)

  The founder of psychoanalysis

• Funny Cide (April 20)

  Winner of the 2003 Kentucky Derby

• Gadot, Gal (April 30)

  The star of 2017's 'Wonder Woman'

• Galecki, Johnny (April 30)

  Leonard Hofstadter on the sitcom The Big Bang Theory

• Glück, Louise (April 22)

  The Nobel Prize winning poet who wrote “Mock Orange”

• Goh Chok Tong (May 20)

  Prime Minister of Singapore, 1990-2004

• Grafton, Sue (April 24)

  Author of the "alphabet" series of Kinsey Millhone mystery novels

• Graham, Martha (May 11)

  The modern dance choreographer who did Appalachian Spring

• Grant, Richard E. (May 5)

  The veteran actor who was finally Oscar-nominated for Can You Ever Forgive Me?

• Grant, Ulysses (April 27)

  President of the United States, 1869-1877

• Groban, Florent (May 8)

  The Army Captain awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor in 2015

• Grodin, Charles (April 21)

  Robert DeNiro's co-star in 'Midnight Run' and the dad in 'Beethoven'

• Gupta, Yana (April 23)

  Popular model for Lakme cosmetics

• Gödel, Kurt (April 28)

  The Austrian mathematician known for his Incompleteness Theorem

• Hampton, Lionel (April 20)

  Jazz legend who was "King of the Vibes"

• Hansberry, Lorraine (May 19)

  The author of A Raisin in the Sun

• Hantuchova, Daniela (April 24)

  Winner of the career grand slam of mixed doubles

• Haring, Keith (May 4)

  The 'Radiant Baby' graffiti artist who died of AIDS in 1990

• Harkleroad, Ashley (May 2)

  The American tennis player who posed for Playboy

• Harnois, Elisabeth (May 15)

  Christina on TV's Point Pleasant

• Harper, Stephen (April 30)

  Prime Minister of Canada, 2006-2015

• Hawkins, Sally (April 27)

  The human star of 'The Shape of Water'

• Hawk, Tony (May 12)

  The star of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater

• Heard, Amber (April 22)

  Johnny Depp's 2015 wife and co-star in 'The Danish Girl'

• Hearst, William Randolph (April 29)

  Founder of the Hearst newspaper chain

• Heller, Joseph (May 1)

  The author of Catch-22

• Hendricks, Christina (May 3)

  Joan the office manager on the TV series Mad Men

• Henning, Doug (May 3)

   The pixie-ish, big-toothed magician of the 1970s

• Hepburn, Audrey (May 4)

  The elfin star of the movie Breakfast at Tiffany's

• Hepburn, Katharine (May 12)

  Silver screen legend, star of The African Queen

• Hirohito (April 29)

  Emperor of Japan, 1926-1989

• Hitler, Adolf (April 20)

  The leader of Nazi Germany during World War II

• Ho Chi Minh (May 19)

  Communist leader of North Vietnam, 1945-69

• Hopper, Dennis (May 17)

  The good guy in Easy Rider and the bad guy in Speed

• Horton, Johnny (April 30)

  Singer of 1959's "The Battle of New Orleans"

• Hosszu, Katinka (May 3)

  The Hungarian swimmer known as the "Iron Lady"

• Hounsou, Djimon (April 24)

  Rebellious slave Cinqué in Amistad

• Hughes, Sarah (May 2)

  2002 Olympic figure skating gold medalist

• Hume, David (April 26)

  Scottish skeptic who wrote A Treatise of Human Nature

• Hussein, Saddam (April 28)

  Leader of Iraq, 1979-2003

• Ianevski, Stanislav (May 16)

  Viktor Krum in the movie Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

• Isaacson, Walter (May 20)

  The journalist/historian who wrote 'Steve Jobs' the bio

• Jackson, Janet (May 16)

  The pop singer who bared her breast at Super Bowl 2004

• Jagger, Bianca (May 2)

  The first wife of rock star Mick Jagger

• Jeffords, James (May 11)

  The senator who switched parties in 2001

• Jenkins, Richard (May 4)

  The guy from 'Six Feet Under' and 'The Shape of Water'

• Jenner, Edward (May 17)

  English doctor who introduced smallpox vaccinations

• Joel, Billy (May 9)

  Pianist and singer of the tune Piano Man

• Johns, Jasper (May 15)

  The highly-paid artist who did Flag

• Johnson, Robert (May 8)

  The legendary blues guitarist of "Crossroads" fame

• Johnston, Levi (May 3)

  The off-again, on-again fiancee of Sarah Palin's daughter Bristol

• Jones, Jim (May 13)

  Christian preacher who led 908 followers to their deaths

• Kagan, Elena (April 28)

  Barack Obama's 2010 nominee to the U.S. Supreme Court

• Kaluuya, Daniel (May 8)

  The star of the movie 'Get Out'

• Kamakawiwo'ole, Israel (May 20)

  Super-sized Hawaiian singer of "Over the Rainbow"

• Kant, Immanuel (April 22)

  German philosopher who wrote Critique of Pure Reason

• Kasem, Casey (April 27)

  The host of the radio show American Top 40

• Kasich, John (May 13)

  Host of The Heartland with John Kasich

• Kauffmann, Stanley (April 24)

  The film reviewer for The New Republic, 1958-2013

• Keitel, Harvey (May 13)

  The greasy pimp in Taxi Driver

• Kelly, Alvin 'Shipwreck' (May 13)

  World-champion flagpole sitter of the 1920s

• Kerensky, Alexander (April 22)

  Head of Russia between the czar and the Bolsheviks

• Khayyam, Omar (May 18)

  The author of The Rubaiyat

• Kierkegaard, Søren (May 5)

  The mordant Danish philosopher called 'the father of existentialism'

• King, Coretta Scott (April 27)

  The wife of Martin Luther King, Jr.

• King, James (April 23)

  Model who started with a man's name and now's Jaime King

• Klugman, Jack (April 27)

  Oscar Madison in TV's The Odd Couple

• Kosteniuk, Alexandra (April 23)

  The Russian champ who says "Chess is cool"

• Kwan, Nancy (May 19)

  Star of The World of Suzie Wong

• LaHaye, Tim (April 27)

  Minister and co-author of Left Behind

• Land, Edwin (May 7)

  The inventor of the Polaroid camera

• Leachman, Cloris (April 30)

  The egotistical landlady Phyllis on The Mary Tyler Moore Show

• Lear, Edward (May 12)

  The author of The Owl and the Pussycat

• Lee, Harper (April 28)

  The author of To Kill a Mockingbird

• Lee, Jason (April 25)

  The title character from TV's My Name is Earl

• Lenin, Vladimir (April 22)

  Founder of Bolshevism and the force behind the Russian revolution

• Leno, Jay (April 28)

  The host of TV's The Tonight Show, 1992-2009 and 2010-2014

• Liberace (May 16)

  The glitzy and popular pianist of the 1950s

• Li, Jet (April 26)

  High-kicking star of The One and Hero

• Lim Bo Seng (April 27)

  Patriotic WWII hero of Singapore

• Lizzo (April 27)

  The body-positive rapper who did "Truth Hurts" and "Batches & Cookies"

• Lloyd, Harold (April 20)

  The silent film comedian who dangled from a clock face in Safety Last

• Long, Matt (May 18)

  Star of the TV series Jack and Bobby

• Lopez, George (April 23)

  Star of the ABC comedy George Lopez

• Louis Arthur Charles, Prince (April 23)

  The third child of Prince William and Princess Kate

• Lucas, George (May 14)

  The creator of Star Wars

• Lynch, Jessica (April 26)

  POW rescued in 2003's Operation Iraqi Freedom

• Machiavelli, Niccolo (May 3)

  Author of The Prince

• MacLaine, Shirley (April 24)

  Oscar-winning star of Terms of Endearment

• Madison, Dolley (May 20)

  Socialite First Lady of the United States, 1809-1817

• Madoff, Bernard (April 29)

  The Wall Street money manager who swindled $50 billion

• Malek, Rami (May 12)

  The Oscar-winning star the 2018 film Bohemian Rhapsody

• Mann, Horace (May 4)

  The "Father of American Education"

• Marconi, Guglielmo (April 25)

  Italian pioneer of wireless telegraphy

• Marsh, Ngaio (April 23)

  New Zealand's "Queen of Crime" mystery novelist

• Marx, Karl (May 5)

  Founder of modern communism

• Mason, James (May 15)

  The smooth English villain from North by Northwest

• Mawson, Douglas (May 5)

  Australian explorer of the Antarctic

• Maxwell, Stella (May 15)

• Mayhew, Peter (May 19)

  Chewbacca in the early Star Wars movies

• Mays, Willie (May 6)

  The All-Star center fielder called the Say Hey Kid

• Mazursky, Paul (April 25)

  The director of An Unmarried Woman

• McFadden, Tatyana (April 21)

  The wheelchair racer who won the Boston, New York, Chicago and London Marathons in 2013

• McGraw, Tim (May 1)

  Faith Hill's husband and singer of "I Like It, I Love It"

• McIlroy, Rory (May 4)

  The Northern Ireland golfer who won four major tournaments by age 25

• McTeer, Janet (May 8)

   The Oscar-nominated star of Tumbleweeds and Albert Nobb

• McVeigh, Timothy (April 23)

  The Oklahoma City bomber

• Meir, Golda (May 3)

  The first female prime minister of Israel

• Mill, John Stuart (May 20)

  The author of 1859's On Liberty

• Mingus, Charles (April 22)

  Jazz bassist and composer who did Pithecanthropus Erectus

• Miro, Joan (April 20)

  Colorful Catalan abstract painter and sculptor

• Monroe, James (April 28)

  President of the United States, 1817-1825

• Monteith, Cory (May 11)

  Finn Hudson on the TV show Glee

• Moore, Michael (April 23)

  The director of Roger & Me and Bowling for Columbine

• Morse, Samuel F. B. (April 27)

  The telegraphic pioneer who invented Morse Code

• Morton, Levi P. (May 16)

  U.S. vice president under Benjamin Harrison

• Morton, Samantha (May 13)

  The precog Agatha in the movie Minority Report

• Mowat, Farley (May 12)

  The author of Never Cry Wolf

• Mubarak, Hosni (May 4)

  President of the Arab Republic of Egypt, 1981- 2011

• Muir, John (April 21)

  Naturalist and founder of the Sierra Club

• Murphy, Bridey (April 27)

  Hypnotic regression celebrity of the 1950s

• Murray, Andy (May 15)

  The Wimbledon men's singles champion in 2013 and 2016

• Murrow, Edward R. (April 25)

  World War II CBS newsman and host of TV's See It Now

• Nelson, Willie (April 30)

  Singer of "On the Road Again"

• Nicholas II of Russia (May 6)

  The last emperor of Russia

• Nicholson, Jack (April 22)

  The Oscar-winning actor who played Jake Gittes in Chinatown

• Nightingale, Florence (May 12)

  British nursing hero of the Crimean War

• Oh, Sadaharu (May 20)

  Baseball's all-time worldwide home run champ

• Oliver, John (April 23)

  The host of Last Week Tonight with John Oliver

• Olyphant, Timothy (May 20)

  Marshall Raylan Givens in the TV series Justified

• Oppenheimer, J. Robert (April 22)

  The physicist who directed the Manhattan Project

• Orbison, Roy (April 23)

  Singer of "Only the Lonely"

• Paar, Jack (May 1)

  The Tonight Show host before Johnny Carson

• Pacino, Al (April 25)

  Star of The Godfather and Scent of a Woman

• Page, Bettie (April 22)

  1950s pinup model with black hair and bangs

• Parillaud, Anne (May 6)

  The star of the film La Femme Nikita

• Paterson, David (May 20)

  The New York governor who replaced Eliot Spitzer in 2008

• Pattinson, Robert (May 13)

  Edward Cullen, the hunky vampire in the Twilight movies

• Paulsen, Gary (May 17)

  The author of Hatchet

• Paxton, Bill (May 17)

  The star of the HBO TV series 'Big Love'

• Peary, Robert E. (May 6)

  North Pole expedition leader

• Pei, I.M. (April 26)

   The architect who added a glass pyramid to the Louvre

• Peron, Eva (May 7)

  Argentina's famous First Lady, known as Evita

• Piketty, Thomas (May 7)

  The author of Capital in the Twenty-First Century

• Planck, Max (April 23)

  The German physicist who originated quantum theory

• Poincaré, Henri (April 29)

   The French mathematician who wrote Science and Hypothesis

• Pope John Paul II (May 18)

  History's first Polish pope

• Pope Pius IX (May 13)

  The longest reigning pope ever

• Pop, Iggy (April 21)

  Legendary rock 'n' roll dervish

• Porter, Katherine Anne (May 15)

  Short story writer and the author of Ship of Fools

• Prejean, Carrie (May 13)

  The Miss California who said she's against gay marriage

• Prinsloo, Behati (May 16)

  The Namibian-born face of Victoria's Secret "Pink" clothing

• Prokofiev, Sergei (April 23)

  Russian composer of Peter and the Wolf

• Pynchon, Thomas (May 8)

  Reclusive author of Gravity's Rainbow

• Pétain, Henri Philippe (April 24)

  He sold out France to the Nazis

• Queen Elizabeth II (April 21)

  The British queen who reigned from 1952-2022

• Quinn, Anthony (April 21)

  The actor who played Zorba the Greek

• Ramone, Joey (May 19)

  Lead singer of The Ramones

• Ray, James Earl (May 10)

  The man who killed Martin Luther King, Jr.

• Reed, Nikki (May 17)

  Co-writer of Thirteen and co-star of Twilight

• Reznor, Trent (May 17)

  The Oscar winner who performs and records as Nine Inch Nails

• Rhames, Ving (May 12)

  Marsellus Wallace in the movie Pulp Fiction

• Rhymes, Busta (May 20)

  Rubbery-faced, raspy-voiced Brooklyn rapper

• Rich, Adrienne (May 16)

  The feminist-lesbian poet who wrote Diving Into the Wreck

• Richardson, Natasha (May 11)

  Tony-winning star of the 1998 Broadway revival of Cabaret

• Richter, Charles F. (April 26)

   The seismologist who created the earthquake scale

• Richthofen, Manfred von (May 2)

  WW I flying ace known as "The Red Baron"

• Rickles, Don (May 8)

  The insult comic who used "dummy" and "hockey puck"

• Robespierre, Maximilien (May 6)

  French revolutionary leader during the Reign of Terror

• Rock, The (May 2)

  Professional wrestling heavyweight and star of The Game Plan

• Rodman, Dennis (May 13)

  The freaky former NBA star with the funny hair colors

• Romo, Tony (April 21)

  Bench-to-stardom Dallas Cowboys quarterback, 2003-present

• Rossetti, Dante Gabriel (May 12)

  Romantic poet and painter of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood

• Rouse, James (April 26)

  Urban planner who developed Boston's Fanueil Hall

• Russell, Bertrand (May 18)

  The deep-thinking co-author of Principia Mathematica

• Russert, Tim (May 7)

  Host of TV's Meet the Press, 1991-2008

• Ryan, Debby (May 13)

  Baily Pickett on Disney's The Suite Life on Deck

• Santorum, Rick (May 10)

  Outspoken U.S. Senator from Pennsylvania, 1995-2007

• Sebald, W.G. (May 18)

  Author of the memoir Austerlitz

• Sebelius, Kathleen (May 15)

  Barack Obama's 2009 choice for Secretary of Health and Human Services

• Seinfeld, Jerry (April 29)

  Star of the TV sitcom Seinfeld

• Shakespeare, William (April 23)

  The famed author of Hamlet and Romeo and Juliet

• Shavitz, Burt (May 15)

  The Burt of Burt's Bees personal care products

• Shriver, Lionel (May 18)

  The author of 'We Need to Talk About Kevin'

• Sidibe, Gabourey (May 6)

  The newcomer star of the 2009 film Precious

• Simmons, Kimora Lee (May 3)

  Russell Simmons's ex-wife and director of Baby Phat fashions

• Smith, Dodie (May 3)

  The author of The Hundred and One Dalmations

• Smith, Sam (May 19)

  The British singer who won a Grammy for "Stay With Me"

• Snyder, Gary (May 8)

  Pulitzer-winning Beat poet who wrote Turtle Island

• Sorensen, Ted (May 8)

  Counselor and speechwriter for John F. Kennedy

• Spelling, Tori (May 16)

  Donna Martin on Beverly Hills 90210

• Spock, Dr. (May 2)

  The author of Baby and Child Care

• Sterling, Donald (April 26)

  The NBA owner who was banned from the league for racist remarks

• Stevens, John Paul (April 20)

  Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, 1975-2010

• Stewart, Jimmy (May 20)

  The lanky, aw-shucks star of It's A Wonderful Life

• Strait, George (May 18)

  Top-selling country star who did "Fool Hearted Memory"

• Strauss-Kahn, Dominique (April 25)

  The IMF director accused of sexual assault in 2011

• Streisand, Barbra (April 24)

  The Oscar-winning star of Funny Girl

• Sunak, Rishi (May 12)

  The prime minister of the United Kingdom, 2022-2024

• Takei, George (April 20)

  Lt. Sulu on the TV series Star Trek

• Tatum, Channing (April 26)

  The hunky star of Magic Mike and G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra

• Tchaikovsky, Peter (May 7)

  The Russian composer who wrote The Nutcracker

• Temple, Shirley (April 23)

  The dimpled, child movie star of the 1930s

• Theroux, Louis (May 20)

  The English documentarian of 'My Scientology Movie'

• Thompson, David (April 30)

  The explorer who mapped Western Canada in the 18th century

• Thompson, Kenan (May 10)

  The 'SNL' cast member who was a Nickelodeon star

• Thurman, Uma (April 29)

  The sexy, lanky star of the Kill Bill movies

• Tito, Josip Broz (May 7)

   The leader of Yugoslavia, 1943-80

• Torres, Gina (April 25)

  Zoë in Firefly and Serenity

• Townshend, Pete (May 19)

  Guitarist and songwriter for The Who

• Travis, Randy (May 4)

  Country-Gospel singer of "Three Wooden Crosses"

• Treadwell, Timothy (April 29)

  Bear-loving mauling victim from the documentary Grizzly Man

• Trethewey, Natasha (April 26)

  The Pulitzer-winning poet who wrote Native Guard

• Truman, Harry S. (May 8)

  President of the United States, 1945-53

• Trump, Melania (April 26)

  First Lady of the United States, 2017-2021

• Trundle, Guy (April 25)

  The secret lover of Wallis Simpson

• Tyler, Julia Gardiner (May 4)

  President John Tyler's second wife

• Unitas, Johnny (May 7)

  Baltimore Colts quarterback, 1956-72

• Valens, Ritchie (May 13)

  The teen star who sang 'La Bamba'

• Vandross, Luther (April 20)

  The R&B singer of Dance With My Father

• Vernon, Justin (April 30)

  The indie musician behind the band Bon Iver

• von Oÿ, Jenna (May 2)

  Six LeMeure on TV's Blossom

• Waithe, Lena (May 17)

  Writer/producer of the film 'Queenie & Slim' and Denise from 'Master of None'

• Walker, William (May 8)

  19th century filibuster who set up his own republic in Lower California

• Wallace, Mike (May 9)

  The tough TV interviewer who was an original on 60 Minutes

• Waters, John (April 29)

  Oddball filmmaker who made Polyester and Pecker

• Welles, Orson (May 6)

  The man who made Citizen Kane

• Welling, Tom (April 26)

  Clark Kent in the TV series Smallville

• Willem-Alexander (April 27)

  The king of the Netherlands, 2013-present

• Wilson, August (April 27)

  Pulitzer-winning author of Fences and The Piano Lesson

• Wilson, Ellen Axson (May 15)

  President Woodrow Wilson's first wife

• Winger, Debra (May 16)

  The star of 'Urban Cowboy' and 'Terms of Endearment'

• Wittgenstein, Ludwig (April 26)

  The Austrian-English philosopher who wrote Tractatus and Investigations

• Wonder, Stevie (May 13)

  The singer of "You Are the Sunshine of My Life"

• Woo, John (May 1)

  Director of Face/Off and Hard Target

• X, Malcolm (May 19)

  Assassinated leader of the 1960s black power movement

• Yates, Paula (April 24)

  The host of TV's Big Breakfast who died suddenly in 2000

• Zapruder, Abraham (May 15)

  The man who took a home movie of JFK being shot

• Zellweger, Renee (April 25)

  Star of Chicago and Jerry Maguire

• Zuckerberg, Mark (May 14)

  The CEO of Facebook

• Zwilich, Ellen Taaffe (April 30)

  The first woman composer to win a Pulitzer

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