Famous Virgo Celebrities

• Abe, Shinzo (September 21)

  Prime Minister of Japan, 2006-07 and 2012-present

• Acuff, Roy (September 15)

  "The King of Country Music"

• Adams, Sam (September 3)

  The openly gay mayor of Portland, Oregon, 2009-12 

• Adams, Samuel (September 16)

  Rabble-rousing Founding Father from Boston, with a beer named after him

• Addams, Jane (September 6)

  1931 Nobel Peace Prize winner and founder of Hull-House

• al-Assad, Bashar (September 11)

   The president of Syria, 2000-present

• Alves, Michelle (September 19)

  Extra-slender Brazilian model for Victoria's Secret

• Arafat, Yasser (August 24)

  Head of the Palestinian Liberation Organization, 1969-2004

• Arias, Oscar (September 13)

  The Nobel Prize-winning president of Costa Rica

• Armstrong, Lance (September 18)

  The bicyclist who was stripped of his seven Tour de France victories

• Attenborough, Richard (August 29)

  The director and producer of the movie Gandhi

• Bacall, Lauren (September 16)

  Bogart's co-star in To Have and Have Not

• Baio, Scott (September 22)

  Star of TV's Joanie Loves Chachi and Charles in Charge

• Baker, Kenny (August 24)

  The actor who plays R2-D2 in Star Wars

• Bancroft, Anne (September 17)

  Mrs. Robinson in the movie The Graduate

• Baumbach, Noah (September 3)

  The director of 'The Squid and the Whale and 'Marriage Story'

• Bechdel, Alison (September 10)

   The cartoonist who did Fun Home

• Beene, Geoffrey (August 30)

  Designer of LBJ's daughter's wedding dress

• Benchley, Robert (September 15)

  1930s New Yorker theater critic and witty essayist

• Bergman, Ingrid (August 29)

  Ilsa Lund in Casablanca

• Black, Jack (August 28)

  The wild-eyed star of School of Rock

• Blake, Robert (September 18)

  The Baretta star who was accused of killing his wife

• Bong Joon Ho (September 14)

  The Oscar-winning director of Parasite

• Borges, Jorge Luis (August 24)

  Author of the short story collection Ficciones

• Bradlee, Ben (August 26)

  The editor of The Washington Post, 1968-91

• Brennan, John O. (September 22)

   The director of the C.I.A. from 2013-2017

• Brott, Armin (August 24)

  The author of the parenting book The Expectant Father

• Brown Findlay, Jessica (September 14)

  Lady Sybil on the series Downton Abbey

• Brown, Foxy (September 6)

  The sassy rapper of Ill Na Na

• Brown, Scott (September 12)

  U.S. Senator from Massachusetts, 2010-2013

• Bruckheimer, Jerry (September 21)

  Big-budget movie producer behind Con Air and Bad Boys

• Bryant, Kobe (August 23)

  The retired LA Lakers superstar who died in a helicopter crash

• Buffett, Warren (August 30)

  Investment genius and head of Berkshire Hathaway Inc.

• Bulger, James "Whitey" (September 3)

  The Boston Irish gangster who was a fugitive, 1995-2011

• Burke, Brooke (September 8)

  Host of TV's Wild On from 1999-2002

• Burke, Tarana (September 12)

  The woman credited with starting the Me Too movement

• Burton, Tim (August 25)

  The director of the comedy-horror film Beetlejuice

• Cage, John (September 5)

  Composer of the silent piano piece 4' 33"

• Carson, Ben (September 18)

  The neurosurgeon who ran for president in 2016

• Carter, Asa Earl (September 4)

  Author of The Education of Little Tree

• Chalke, Sarah (August 27)

  The blonde doctor from TV's Scrubs

• Chan-wook, Park (August 23)

  The director of 'Oldboy' and 'The Handmaiden'

• Chappelle, Dave (August 24)

  The star of Comedy Central's Chappelle's Show

• Chiklis, Michael (August 30)

  Detective Vic Mackey on TV's The Shield

• Christie, Agatha (September 15)

  Author of Murder on the Orient Express

• Christie, Chris (September 6)

  The Governor of New Jersey, 2010-2018

• C.K., Louis (September 12)

   The ginger-haired comedian star of TV's Louie

• Cleaver, Eldridge (August 31)

  The Black Panther who wrote Soul on Ice

• Cline, Patsy (September 8)

  Country and pop sensation who sang "Crazy"

• Coburn, James (August 31)

  Lanky star of Our Man Flint

• Cohen, Leonard (September 21)

  The writer of the haunting song "Hallelujah"

• Cohen, Michael (August 25)

  Donald Trump's personal lawyer who pled guilty to breaking campaign finance laws

• Colbert, Claudette (September 13)

  Clark Gable's co-star in It Happened One Night

• Coleman, Zendaya (September 1)

  Michelle (aka MJ) in the Spider-Man movie series

• Colvin, Claudette (September 5)

  The black teen who preceded Rosa Parks

• Connery, Sean (August 25)

  The first and greatest movie James Bond

• Connick, Harry Jr. (September 11)

  Jazz heartthrob and Independence Day star

• Cooper, James Fenimore (September 15)

  The American novelist who wrote The Last of the Mohicans

• Copperfield, David (September 16)

  The magician who made the Statue of Liberty disappear

• Costello, Elvis (August 25)

  The guy who did "Watching the Detectives" and "Radio, Radio"

• Coughlin, Natalie (August 23)

  The swimmer who won five medals at the 2004 Olympics

• Crosby, Mary (September 14)

  Kristin Shepard, who shot J.R. in TV's Dallas

• Crumb, R. (August 30)

  Creator of Mr. Natural and "Keep on Truckin'"

• Curry, Adam (September 3)

  1980s MTV host of Top 20 Countdown

• Dahl, Roald (September 13)

  The author of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

• Dalton, John (September 6)

  The weather pioneer who advocated atomic theory

• David, Jacques-Louis (August 30)

  Court painter of Napoleon

• Davies, Robertson (August 28)

  Author of Fifth Business

• Davis, Jimmie (September 11)

  Louisiana's "Singing Governor"

• Desai, Kiran (September 3)

  The author of the novel The Inheritance of Loss

• Des Barres, Pamela (September 9)

  Groupie author of I'm With the Band

• Diaz, Cameron (August 30)

  The title character in the movie Something About Mary

• Dove, Rita (August 28)

  U.S. Poet Laureate, 1993-95

• Dr. Phil (September 1)

  That relationship guy from Oprah

• DuVernay, Ava (August 24)

  The director of the movie Selma

• Elba, Idris (September 6)

   Stringer Bell on The Wire and the star of Luther

• Elizabeth, Shannon (September 7)

  The sexy exchange student in the movie American Pie

• Elliot, Cass (September 19)

  The big member the pop group The Mamas & The Papas

• Elvira (September 17)

  Vampy TV host of late-night horror movies

• Emeagwali, Philip (August 23)

  Nigerian-born supercomputing expert

• Epstein, Brian (September 19)

  The first manager of The Beatles

• Estefan, Gloria (September 1)

  The Miami-based singer of "Rhythm Is Gonna Get You"

• Everhart, Angie (September 7)

  Redheaded supermodel of the 1990s

• Fallon, Jimmy (September 19)

  The host of The Tonight Show, 2014-present

• Faraday, Michael (September 22)

  Inventor of the first dynamo

• Faust, Drew Gilpin (September 18)

  The first woman president of Harvard University

• Felton, Tom (September 22)

  Draco Malfoy in the Harry Potter movies

• Ferraro, Geraldine (August 26)

  The first woman to be a major-party candidate for U.S. vice president

• Fincher, David (August 28)

  The director of The Social Network

• Fiorina, Carly (September 6)

  The Hewlett-Packard CEO who ran for president

• Firth, Colin (September 10)

  King George VI in the 2010 film The King's Speech

• Foley, Mark (September 8)

  The Florida email scandal congressman

• Ford, Tom (August 27)

  The fashion designer who directed 'A Single Man'

• Forester, C.S. (August 27)

  The author of the Horatio Hornblower series of novels

• Freeman, Martin (September 8)

  Bilbo Baggins in The Hobbit movies

• Friedkin, William (August 29)

  The director of The French Connection and The Exorcist

• Gandolfini, James (September 18)

  Tony Soprano in the TV series The Sopranos

• Garbo, Greta (September 18)

  The starlet who said "I want to be alone"

• Garfield, Eugene (September 16)

  Founder of the Institute for Scientific Information

• Gates, Henry Louis Jr. (September 16)

  The Harvard professor and African-American scholar who was arrested for disorderly conduct in 2009

• Gazzara, Ben (August 28)

  The stage and screen actor who starred in the 1970 film Husbands

• Gein, Ed (August 27)

  Wisconsin killer who inspired the movie Psycho

• Gere, Richard (August 31)

  The star of An Officer and A Gentleman

• Gibson, Althea (August 25)

  The first black woman to win the U.S. Open

• Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von (August 28)

  The German dramatist known for Faust

• Golding, William (September 19)

  The Nobel-winning author of Lord of the Flies

• Gorsuch, Neil (August 29)

  Donald Trump’s 2017 nominee to the U.S. Supreme Court

• Gould, John (September 14)

  The English ornithologist who did Birds of Australia

• Grandville, J.J. (September 13)

  French caricaturist during the reign of King Louis-Philippe

• Grant, Hugh (September 9)

  The star of Four Weddings and a Funeral

• Green, John (August 24)

  The author of The Fault in Our Stars

• Grint, Rupert (August 24)

  Redheaded Ron Weasley in the Harry Potter films

• Hagman, Larry (September 21)

  J.R. Ewing on the TV show Dallas

• Hall, Donald (September 20)

  The New England poet who wrote Ox-Cart Man

• Hampton, Fred (August 30)

  The young Black Panther murdered by Chicago police in 1969

• Hardy, Tom (September 15)

  Eames in the 2010 film Inception

• Harmon, Mark (September 2)

  Jethro Gibbs on the TV series NCIS

• Harris, Naomie (September 6)

  Miss Moneypenny in 'Skyfall' and 'Spectre'

• Harry, Prince (September 15)

  The second son of Prince Charles and Princess Diana

• Harvey, Paul (September 4)

  The host of Paul Harvey radio news

• Hasan, Nidal Malik (September 8)

  The suspect in the 2009 shooting rampage at Fort Hood

• Hawkes, John (September 11)

  The Oscar-nominated co-star of Winter's Bone

• Hawkins, Paula (August 26)

  The author of 'The Girl on the Train'

• Hayek, Salma (September 2)

  Star of the movie Frida

• Hayes, Lucy (August 28)

  First Lady to U.S. President Rutherford B. Hayes

• Hearst, George (September 3)

  19th century American mining and publishing tycoon

• Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich (August 27)

  Metaphysical philosopher who came up with the idea of the dialectic

• Henson, Taraji P. (September 11)

  Queenie in The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

• Henwick, Jessica (August 30)

  X-Fighter pilot Jess Pava in 'The Force Awakens'

• Herzog, Werner (September 5)

  German filmmaker who made Aguirre: The Wrath of God

• Hijuelos, Oscar (August 24)

  The author of The Mambo Kings Play Songs of Love

• Hill, Faith (September 21)

  Tim McGraw's wife and singer of "Wild One"

• Hisahito, Prince (September 6)

  The most recent male heir to the imperial throne of Japan

• Holly, Buddy (September 7)

  The rock music pioneer who sang "Peggy Sue"

• Holmes, Oliver Wendell Sr. (August 29)

  Author of The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table

• Holm, Ian (September 12)

  Bilbo Baggins in The Lord of the Rings movies

• Honey Boo Boo (August 28)

  The silly young star of the reality TV show Here Comes Honey Boo Boo

• Huckabee, Mike (August 24)

  Governor of Arkansas, 1996-2007

• Hudson, Jennifer (September 12)

  The American Idol contestant who won an Oscar for Dreamgirls

• Hunt, Bonnie (September 22)

  The mom in those Beethoven dog movies

• Hunter, Rachel (September 9)

  Sports Illustrated swimsuit model and former wife of Rod Stewart

• Hynde, Chrissie (September 7)

  Leader of the rock band The Pretenders

• Irons, Jeremy (September 19)

  Claus von Bulow in Reversal of Fortune

• Isherwood, Christopher (August 26)

  The author of 'Goodbye to Berlin,' which became 'Cabaret'

• Ivanisevic, Goran (September 13)

  2001 Wimbledon men's tennis champion

• Ivan the Terrible (August 25)

  The first czar of Russia, 1547-84

• Ivins, Molly (August 30)

  Feisty columnist and liberal Texan

• Jackson, Michael (August 29)

  The eccentric 'King of Pop' who recorded the album Thriller

• James, Jesse (outlaw) (September 5)

  Famous desperado of the old American west

• Johnson, Jimmie (September 17)

  The winner of four consecutive NASCAR championships, 2006-09

• Johnson, Lyndon (August 27)

  President of the United States, 1963-1969

• Johnson, Samuel (September 18)

  Author of 1755's A Dictionary of the English Language

• Jonas, Nick (September 16)

  The lead singer for the Jonas Brothers band

• Jones, Chuck (September 21)

  Animated director of Bugs Bunny

• Jones, George (September 12)

   The country music legend who sang "He Stopped Loving Her Today"

• Jones, Paula (September 17)

  She sued President Clinton for sexual harassment

• Jones, Tommy Lee (September 15)

  The craggy-faced star of Men in Black

• Josie and the Pussycats (September 12)

  Leader of The Pussycats

• Karembeu, Adriana (September 17)

  The long-legged Wonderbra model from Slovakia

• Karina, Anna (September 22)

  Jean-Luc Godard’s wife and star of 7 of his films

• Kass, Carmen (September 14)

  Estonian model for Gap and Christian Dior

• Keane, Margaret (September 15)

  The painter of big-eyed waifs from the 1960s

• Keaton, Michael (September)

  Star of Beetlejuice and Batman

• Kelly, Gene (August 23)

  The dancing star of Singin' In The Rain

• Kennedy, Joseph Sr. (September 6)

  The millionaire father of President John F. Kennedy

• Kennedy, Rosemary (September 13)

  The Kennedy sister who had a lobotomy

• Kerry, Alexandra (September 5)

  The eldest daughter of Sen. John Kerry

• Kesey, Ken (September 17)

  Author of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

• King, B.B. (September 16)

  The blues guitarist who did "The Thrill Is Gone"

• King Henry V (September)

  The king of England who won victory at Agincourt

• King Louis XVI (August 23)

  France's king at the time of their 1789 revolution

• King Richard I (Lionheart) (September 8)

  The 'Lion-Hearted' king of England

• King, Stephen (September 21)

  The author of scary bestsellers

• Kirby, Malachi (September 20)

  Kunta Kinte in the 2016 remake of Roots

• Knowles, Beyoncé (September 4)

  Singer of "Single Ladies (Put a Ring On It)"

• Koenig, Walter (September 14)

  Mr. Chekov on TV's Star Trek

• Ladd, Alan (September 3)

  Star of the 1953 western Shane

• Lake, Ricki (September 21)

  Television talk-show host

• Lavoisier, Antoine (August 26)

  French chemist who proved the law of conservation of mass

• Lawford, Peter (September 7)

  British "Rat Pack" member and Kennedy in-law

• Lawrence, D.H. (September 11)

  Author of Lady Chatterly's Lover

• Lazenby, George (September 5)

  The actor who followed Sean Connery as James Bond

• Lease, Mary Elizabeth (September 11)

  The 19th century activist who wrote 'The Problem of Civilization Solved'

• Lem, Stanislaw (September 12)

  The author of Solaris

• Leo, Melissa (September 14)

  The Oscar-winning mom from The Fighter

• Levi, Zachary (September 9)

  Star of the TV series Chuck

• Lew, Jack (August 29)

  U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, 2013-2017

• Ligety, Ted (August 31)

  American giant slalom champion and 2006 gold medalist

• Lincoln, Andrew (September 14)

  Rick Grimes in TV's 'The Walking Dead'

• Lin, Jeremy (August 23)

  The Asian-American point guard who became a sudden NBA star in 2012

• Lipton, Peggy (August 30)

  A star of TV's Mod Squad

• Lively, Blake (August 25)

  Serena on TV's Gossip Girl

• Llewelyn, Desmond (September 12)

  "Q" in the James Bond film series

• Locke, Alain LeRoy (September 13)

  The African-American editor called "the father of the Harlem Renaissance"

• Locke, John (August 29)

  Author of Essay Concerning Human Understanding

• Long, Huey P. (August 30)

  The "Kingfish" of Louisiana's Depression-era politics

• Long, Shelley (August 23)

  Diane on the TV show Cheers

• Loren, Sophia (September 20)

  Italian film queen and sex symbol

• Ludacris (September 11)

  Rapper who did "Southern Hospitality"

• Lukashenko, Alexander (August 30)

  President of Belarus, 1994-present

• Madsen, Virginia (September 11)

  Maya in the 2004 film Sideways

• Mahomes, Patrick (September 17)

  Quarterback for the NFL's Kansas City Chiefs

• Mantooth, Randolph (September 19)

  Johnny Gage on TV's Emergency!

• Marcos, Ferdinand (September 11)

  President of The Philippines, 1965-1986

• Maris, Roger (September 10)

  The man who broke Babe Ruth's single-season home run record

• Marsalis, Branford (August 26)

  Jazz saxophonist and brother of Wynton Marsalis

• Martin, George R. R. (September 20)

  The author of A Game of Thrones

• Maslany, Tatiana (September 22)

  The star of TV's Orphan Black

• McAuliffe, Christa (September 2)

  The teacher who died in the Challenger explosion

• McCain, John (August 29)

  The former POW who became a U.S. senator and 2008 presidential candidate

• McCallum, David (September 19)

  Dr. 'Ducky' Mallard on the TV show NCIS

• McCarthy, Melissa (August 26)

  The big, raucous bridesmaid in the movie Bridesmaids

• McCartney, Stella (September 13)

  Paul McCartney's fashion designer daughter

• McDowall, Roddy (September 17)

  Cornelius and Caesar in the Planet of the Apes movie series

• McGowan, Rose (September 5)

  Co-star of Charmed and Grindhouse

• Medvedev, Dmitry (September 14)

  President of Russia, 2008-2012 and Prime Minister of Russia, 2012-2020

• Mencken, H.L. (September 12)

  Famously acerbic columnist for the Baltimore Sun

• Michele, Lea (August 29)

  Rachel Berry on the TV series Glee

• Middleton, Pippa (September 6)

  The sister of royal bride Kate Middleton

• Miller, Joaquin (September 8)

  "The Poet of the Sierras"

• Mitchell, John (September 5)

  President Nixon's Attorney General convicted over Watergate

• Miéville, China (September 6)

  The author The City & The City and Perdido Street Station

• Moby (September 11)

  The bald techno artist who recorded Play

• Monroe, Bill (September 13)

  Kentuckian called "The Father of Bluegrass Music"

• Montessori, Maria (August 31)

  The founder of Montessori schools

• Morrison, Van (August 31)

  The singer of "Brown Eyed Girl" and "Moondance"

• Moses, Grandma (September 7)

  The American folk artist who started painting in her seventies

• Mother Teresa (August 27)

  The humanitarian nun of Calcutta who was made a saint in 2016

• Murray, Bill (September 21)

  Comic star of Ghostbusters and Groundhog Day

• Murray, Chad Michael (August 24)

  Basketball hero Lucas Scott in TV's One Tree Hill

• Nasrallah, Hassan (August 31)

  Leader of the Hezbollah party, 1992-

• Newhart, Bob (September 5)

  Deadpan star of the sitcom Newhart

• Nomo, Hideo (August 31)

  The "tornado"-style pitcher with two no-hitters

• O. Henry (September 11)

  American short story writer

• Oliver, Mary (September 10)

  The poet who wrote 'American Primitive'

• O'Reilly, Bill (September 10)

  The bombastic and political host of The O'Reilly Factor

• Orkin, Ruth (September 3)

  Photographer of An American Girl in Italy

• Owens, Jesse (September 12)

  The black sprinter who won four gold medals at the Berlin Olympics

• Palin, Todd (September 6)

  Sarah Palin's husband

• Palmer, Arnold (September 10)

  The great golfer who led "Arnie's Army"

• Parker, Charlie (August 29)

  Influential alto saxophone player

• Paul, Aaron (August 27)

   Jesse Pinkman in the TV series Breaking Bad

• Pavlov, Ivan (September 14)

  Author of Conditioned Reflexes (1926)

• Pawlikowski, Pawel (September 15)

  The writer/director of the film 'Cold War'

• Peavy, Pauline (August 24)

  The painter who channeled the spirit "Lacamo"

• Peel, John (August 30)

  Influential British DJ from BBC's Radio 1

• Perry, Oliver Hazard (August 23)

  The hero of the Battle of Lake Erie (1813)

• Perry, Tyler (September 13)

  Madea in his film Diary of a Mad Black Woman

• Pershing, John J. (September 13)

  Commander of American armies in Europe during World War I

• Peterson, Roger Tory (August 28)

  The author of Field Guide to Birds

• Philbin, Regis (August 25)

  Host of the TV morning show Live With Regis And..., 1988-2011

• Phillippe, Ryan (September 10)

  The star of Cruel Intentions

• Phillips, John (August 30)

  Co-founder of The Mamas and The Papas

• Phoenix, River (August 23)

  The narcoleptic hustler in My Own Private Idaho

• Piazza, Mike (September 4)

  The hard-hitting catcher named to the Hall of Fame in 2016

• Pine, Chris (August 26)

  Captain Kirk in the 2009 film Star Trek

• Pink (September 8)

  The singer of "Get This Party Started"

• Pinsky, Drew (September 4)

  The host of Loveline and Celebrity Rehab

• Pirsig, Robert (September 6)

  Author of Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance

• Poehler, Amy (September 16)

  The diminutive blonde star of Parks and Recreation

• Polk, Sarah Childress (September 4)

  President James K. Polk's wife

• Porter, Bill (September 9)

  The plucky salesman with cerebral palsy who inspired the film Door to Door

• Power, Samantha (September 21)

  The Irish-born Pulitzer Prize winner who became the U.S. Ambassador to the U.N.

• Prince Albert (August 26)

  Beloved husband of Queen Victoria

• Princess Kiko (September 11)

  The wife of Prince Akishino of Japan

• Queen Elizabeth I (September 7)

  "The Virgin Queen" of England, 1558-1603

• Queen Lili'uokalani (September 2)

  The last queen of the Hawaiian Islands

• Queen Rania (August 31)

  Queen of Jordan, 1999-present

• Quest, Jonny (September 18)

  Boy hero of the classic TV cartoon Jonny Quest

• Ray, Rachael (August 25)

  Peppy host of TV's 30 Minute Meals

• Redding, Otis (September 9)

  Soul singer who did "(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay"

• Reeves, Keanu (September 2)

  Neo in The Matrix film trilogy

• Reubens, Paul (August 27)

  The comedian who created the alter ego Pee-wee Herman

• Richelieu, Cardinal (September 9)

  The power behind the throne of Louis XIII

• Richie, Nicole (September 21)

  Paris Hilton's co-star in the reality series The Simple Life

• Ripken, Cal (August 24)

  The long-playing "Iron Man" of baseball's Baltimore Orioles

• Ritchie, Guy (September 10)

  The director of Snatch and Madonna's ex-husband

• Robertson, Cliff (September 9)

  The Oscar-winning star of the 1968 film Charly

• Rocket, Charles (August 24)

  One-time Saturday Night Live actor who killed himself

• Roddick, Andy (August 30)

  The tennis ace who's married to model Brooklyn Decker

• Rollins, Sonny (September 7)

  The bop-era saxophonist who did "St. Thomas"

• Ronaldo (September 22)

  The Brazilian soccer star who was thrice FIFA's Player of the Year

• Rossum, Emmy (September 12)

  Gerard Butler's co-star in The Phantom of the Opera

• Rourke, Mickey (September 16)

  The star of the 2008 film The Wrestler

• Rutherford, Ernest (August 30)

  The New Zealand physicist who split the atom

• Ryan, Kay (September)

  The 16th Poet Laureate consultant to the Library of Congress

• Sandberg, Sheryl (August 28)

  COO of Facebook, 2008-present

• Sanders, Bernie (September 8)

  U.S. Senator from Vermont, 2006-present

• Sanders, Colonel Harland (September 9)

  Founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken

• Sandler, Adam (September 9)

  The star of Happy Gilmore and The Wedding Singer

• Sanger, Margaret (September 14)

  Co-founder of what became Planned Parenthood

• Savon, Felix (September 22)

  The Cuban heavyweight who won three Olympic gold medals from 1992-2000

• Schiffer, Claudia (August 25)

  Teutonic supermodel for Guess Jeans

• Schreck, Max (September 4)

  Star of F. W. Murnau's Nosferatu

• Schumacher, Joel (August 29)

  The director of St. Elmo's Fire and Batman Forever

• Schumann, Clara (September 13)

   The pianist wife of composer Robert Schumann

• Sellers, Peter (September 8)

  Inspector Clouseau in the Pink Panther comedies

• Sheen, Charlie (September 3)

  The fast-living ex-star of the TV comedy Two and a Half Men

• Shelley, Mary (August 30)

  The author of Frankenstein

• Shortz, Will (August 26)

  The crossword puzzle editor for the New York Times

• Silvstedt, Victoria (September 19)

  Guess model and former Miss Sweden

• Simmons, Gene (August 25)

  Frontman for the rock band KISS

• Sinclair, Upton (September 20)

  Socialist author of 1906's The Jungle

• Sitwell, Edith (September 7)

  The eccentric poet who wrote 1941's "Still Falls the Rain"

• Skakel, Michael (September 19)

  The Kennedy relative convicted of killing Martha Moxley

• Skarsgård, Alexander (August 25)

  Vampire sheriff Eric Northman on TV's True Blood

• Smiley, Tavis (September 13)

  Host of The Tavis Smiley Show on TV and radio

• Smith, Jada Pinkett (September 18)

  Niobe in 'The Matrix' sequels

• Souter, David (September 17)

  U.S. Supreme Court Justice, 1990-2009

• Starmer, Keir (September 2)

  Prime Minister of the UK, 2024-present

• Stern, David (September 22)

  Commissioner of the National Basketball Association, 1984-2014

• Stone, Oliver (September 15)

  Controversial director of JFK and Natural Born Killers

• Strayed, Cheryl (September 17)

  The author of the memoir Wild

• Studdard, Ruben (September 12)

  2003 winner of TV's American Idol program

• Sudeikis, Jason (September 18)

  The star of TV's 'Ted Lasso'

• Taft, Robert (September 8)

  The U.S. Senate's "Mr. Republican"

• Taft, William (September 15)

  The large man who was U.S. president from 1909-1913

• Tanning, Dorothea (August 25)

  The surrealist artist who did Birthday and was married to Max Ernst

• Taylor, Margaret Smith Mackall (September 21)

  President Zachary Taylor's wife

• Thalia (August 26)

  Latin pop singer of "Tu y Yo"

• Tilly, Jennifer (September 16)

  The poker-playing, mousy-voiced actress who starred in Bound

• Tippit, J.D. (September 18)

  The Dallas policeman shot by Lee Harvey Oswald in 1963

• Tolstoy, Leo (September 9)

  Author of War and Peace

• Tomlin, Lily (September 1)

   Ernestine and Edith Ann from Laugh-In

• Tourist Guy, The (September)

  Subject of a faked World Trade Center snapshot

• Twain, Shania (August 28)

  Singer of the pop hit "You're Still The One"

• Van Allen, James (September 7)

  Cosmic ray expert who found the Van Allen radiation belts

• Walker, Paul (September 12)

  The clean-cut cop from The Fast and the Furious

• Wallace, George (August 25)

  Segregationist governor of the 1960s

• Wallis, Quvenzhané (August 28)

   The young star of Beasts of the Southern Wild

• Waters, Roger (September 6)

  Bass-playing lyricist for Pink Floyd

• Watson, Tom (September 4)

  The golfer who beat Jack Nicklaus in the 1977 British Open

• Weiner, Anthony (September 4)

  The New York congressman who resigned over sexting in 2011

• Welch, Raquel (September 5)

  The sex symbol in the 1966 caveman film One Million Years B.C.

• Wells, H. G. (September 21)

  Author of The Time Machine and The War of the Worlds

• Wells, Kitty (August 30)

  The Queen of Country Music

• West, Adam (September 19)

  TV's Batman, 1966-68

• White, Barry (September 12)

  The singer of "Can't Get Enough of Your Love, Babe"

• White, Shaun (September 3)

  The red-haired gold medalist snowboarder

• Willard, Fred (September 18)

  The bumbling announcer in the movie 'Best in Show'

• Williams, Hank (September 17)

  The country singer who did "Your Cheatin' Heart"

• Williams, Michelle (September 9)

  The Oscar-nominated star of Brokeback Mountain and Blue Valentine

• Williams, Ted (August 30)

  The last American major leaguer to hit .400

• Williams, William Carlos (September 17)

  Author of the poetic epic Paterson

• Winehouse, Amy (September 14)

  The talented, boozy and short-lived singer of the song "Rehab"

• Wright, Charles (August 25)

  The U.S. Poet Laureate, 2014-2015

• Wright, Jeremiah (September 22)

  Estranged former pastor of Barack Obama

• Wright, Richard (September 4)

  Author of Native Son

• Yao Ming (September 12)

  The 7'6" NBA basketball star from China

• Yearwood, Trisha (September 19)

  Singer of country music's "She's In Love With the Boy"

• Yew, Lee Kuan (September 16)

  The first prime minister of modern Singapore

• Young, Lester (August 27)

  The jazz saxophonist called "The Prez"

• Zangara, Giuseppe (September 7)

  The man who almost shot FDR

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