Albert of Monaco (March 14)
The royal leader of Monaco, 2005-present
Famous People Born in 1958
From the Who2 database of 4,807 musicians, actors, historical figures, and other celebrities:
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Bacon, Kevin (July 8)
Star of the films Footloose and Hollow Man -
Baldwin, Alec (April 3)
The goofy boss, Jack Donaghy, on TV's 30 Rock -
Bassett, Angela (August 16)
The Stella from How Stella Got Her Groove Back -
Bening, Annette (May 29)
The star of American Beauty -
Biafra, Jello (June 17)
The frontman for the punk group Dead Kennedys -
Boon, D. (April 1)
Guitarist and singer for punk band Minutemen -
Bradley, Bob (March 3)
Coach of the U.S. men's national soccer team, 2006-2011 -
Brott, Armin (August 24)
The author of the parenting book The Expectant Father -
Burton, Tim (August 25)
The director of the comedy-horror film Beetlejuice -
Campbell, Bruce (June 22)
Star of the Evil Dead movies -
Carey, Drew (May 23)
The star of TV's The Drew Carey Show -
Case, Steve (August 21)
Co-founder and CEO of America Online -
Cuban, Mark (July 31)
The owner of the NBA's Dallas Mavericks -
Curtis, Jamie Lee (November 22)
The Halloween star who won an Oscar in 2023 for Everything Everywhere All at Once -
Degeneres, Ellen (January 26)
Host of daytime TV's The Ellen DeGeneres Show -
DeVos, Betsy (January 8)
Trump's 2016 pick for Secretary of Education -
Dumont, Bruno (March 4)
The artsy French director of Li'l Quinquin -
Dyson, Michael Eric (October 23)
The author of the 2007 book Know What I Mean: Reflections on Hip-Hop -
Ensign, John (March 25)
The adulterous Nevada senator whose parents gave money to his mistress -
Flatley, Michael (July 16)
The fleet-footed creator of Lord of the Dance -
Flynn, Michael (December)
The former National Security Advisor who pled guilty to a felony in 2017 -
Fox, Terry (July 28)
The cancer victim who ran over 3000 miles across Canada -
Haring, Keith (May 4)
The 'Radiant Baby' graffiti artist who died of AIDS in 1990 -
Hunter, Holly (March 20)
Oscar-winning star of The Piano -
Jackson, Michael (August 29)
The eccentric 'King of Pop' who recorded the album Thriller -
Kaine, Tim (February 26)
Governor of Virginia, 2006-2010 -
Kennedy, Michael (February 27)
The Kennedy who died while skiing -
Kinkade, Thomas (January 19)
The "Painter of Light" who became a multimillionaire businessman -
Livni, Tzipi (July 8)
The leader of Israel's Kadima party, 2008-present -
Madonna (August 16)
The pop superstar singer of "Material Girl" -
McGinley, Ted (May 30)
Jefferson D'Arcy on TV's Married With Children -
Mortensen, Viggo (October 20)
Aragorn in the movie series The Lord of the Rings -
Oldman, Gary (March 21)
Sirius Black in the Harry Potter movies -
Park, Nick (December 6)
Creator of Wallace & Gromit -
Pence, Karen (November 18)
The wife of former U.S. vice president Mike Pence -
Pinsky, Drew (September 4)
The host of Loveline and Celebrity Rehab -
Prince (June 7)
The funky star who recorded 1999 and changed his name to a symbol -
Rebeck, Theresa (February 19)
The playwright who created the TV show Smash -
Robbins, Tim (October 16)
Oscar-winning star of Mystic River and Bull Durham -
Rowe, Debbie (December 6)
The mother of Michael Jackson's first two children -
Rudin, Scott (July 14)
High-powered producer of 'No Country for Old Men' -
Russell, David O. (August 20)
The Oscar-nominated director of The Fighter -
Santorum, Rick (May 10)
Outspoken U.S. Senator from Pennsylvania, 1995-2007 -
Sorbo, Kevin (September 24)
Star of TV's Hercules: The Legendary Journeys -
Stone, Sharon (March 10)
Femme fatale star of Basic Instinct -
Tilly, Jennifer (September 16)
The poker-playing, mousy-voiced actress who starred in Bound -
Tyson, Neil DeGrasse (October 5)
The astrophysicist-slash-TV-star who became director of the Hayden Planetarium -
Watterson, Bill (July 5)
Creator of the comic strip Calvin and Hobbes