Famous Aries Celebrities

• Abdi, Barkhad (April 10)

  The first-time actor who played the lead pirate in the 2013 movie Captain Phillips

• Abdul-Jabbar, Kareem (April 16)

  The sky-hooking center for the Los Angeles Lakers

• Adams, George Washington (April 12)

  Eldest son of John Quincy Adams

• Alito, Samuel (April 1)

  U.S. Supreme Court justice, 2006-present

• Almonte, Danny (April 7)

  Overage Little League star of 2001

• Ambrosio, Alessandra (April 11)

  Navel-pierced Guess clothing model

• Angelou, Maya (April 4)

  The author of I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings

• Annan, Kofi (April 8)

  The 7th U.N. Secretary-General, 1997-2006

• Arbuckle, Fatty (March 24)

  The rotund silent film comedian

• Arkin, Alan (March 26)

  The foul-mouthed grandpa in Little Miss Sunshine

• Arquette, Patricia (April 8)

  The Oscar-winning mom from the film Boyhood

• Bach, J. S. (March 21)

  German Baroque composer

• Bachmann, Michele (April 6)

  Minnesota Congresswoman and 2012 presidential candidate

• Baldwin, Alec (April 3)

  The goofy boss, Jack Donaghy, on TV's 30 Rock

• Bamber, Jamie (April 3)

  Captain Lee Adama on TV's Battlestar Galactica

• Banks, Russell (March 28)

  Author of The Sweet Hereafter

• Bannister, Roger (March 23)

  The first person to run a mile in under four minutes

• Barkin, Ellen (April 16)

  Slinky-eyed star of The Big Easy and Sea of Love

• Barrow, Clyde (March 24)

  Half of the Depression-era crime duo Bonnie and Clyde

• Beatty, Warren (March 30)

  The star of Bonnie and Clyde and Reds

• Beckett, Samuel (April 13)

  Irish-French author of Waiting for Godot

• Beckham, Victoria (April 17)

  The former Spice Girl who married footballer David Beckham

• Bell, Lake (March 24)

  The writer, director and star of In a World...

• Bergdahl, Bowe (March 28)

  The U.S. soldier who was a POW in Afghanistan

• Big Brown (April 10)

  Winner of the 2008 Kentucky Derby and Preakness

• Blaine, David (April 4)

  The stunt magician who was once buried alive in New York City

• Bloom, Rachel (April 3)

  The star and co-creator of TV's 'Crazy Ex-Girlfriend'

• Boon, D. (April 1)

  Guitarist and singer for punk band Minutemen

• Boyle, Lara Flynn (March 24)

  Donna on Twin Peaks and Monica on Las Vegas

• Bradley, David (April 17)

  Argus Finch in the Harry Potter movies

• Braeden, Eric (April 3)

  Tycoon Victor Newman on TV's The Young and the Restless

• Braff, Zach (April 6)

  The guy from Scrubs and Garden State

• Brando, Marlon (April 3)

  Don Corleone in The Godfather

• Breslin, Abigail (April 14)

  Olive, the nerdy little girl in the movie Little Miss Sunshine

• Broderick, Matthew (March 21)

  Ferris in the movie Ferris Beuller's Day Off

• Brody, Adrien (April 14)

  Oscar-winning star of The Pianist

• Brown, Jerry (April 7)

  The governor of California from 1975-83 and 2011-present

• Brown, Sterling K. (April 5)

  Chris Darden in 'The People vs. O.J.: American Crime Story'

• Bunsen, Robert (March 31)

  The spectrometer inventor with the gas burner name

• Burgess, Guy (April 16)

  The most flamboyant member of the Cambridge Spies

• Bynes, Amanda (April 3)

  The star of TV's What I Like About You

• Caan, James (March 26)

  Sonny Corleone in The Godfather

• Capriati, Jennifer (March 29)

  The comeback kid who won the Australian Open in 2001 and 2002

• Carey, Mariah (March 27)

  The pop diva who sang "We Belong Together"

• Cassidy, David (April 12)

  The hunky star of TV's 'The Partridge Family'

• Castle-Hughes, Keisha (March 24)

  The young star of the movie Whale Rider

• Chafee, Lincoln (March 26)

  U.S. Senator from Rhode Island, 1999-2007

• Chamberlain, Richard (March 31)

  Star of Shogun and other miniseries

• Chan, Jackie (April 7)

  Hong Kong action superstar from Rumble in the Bronx

• Chao, Elaine (March 26)

  U.S. Secretary of Labor, 2001-09

• Chaplin, Charlie (April 16)

  "The Little Tramp" of silent films

• Chastain, Jessica (March 29)

  The female lead in Zero Dark Thirty

• Chavez, Cesar (March 31)

  Leader of the 1960s grape boycott

• Chesney, Kenny (March 26)

  Singer of "No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problem"

• Chick, Jack T. (April 13)

  Creator of those little Christian comic books

• Christensen, Hayden (April 19)

  Anakin Skywalker in Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones

• Clancy, Tom (April 12)

  The "techno-thriller" author who wrote The Hunt for Red October

• Clapton, Eric (March 30)

  The rock guitar god who did "Layla"

• Clark, Roy (April 15)

  The 'Hee Haw' host who sang "Yesterday When I Was Young"

• Clay, Henry (April 12)

  The "Great Compromiser" of 19th century U.S. politics

• Cleary, Beverly (April 12)

  The author of the Ramona books for children

• Clowes, Daniel (April 14)

  He did Ghost World and Art School Confidential

• Combs, Ray (April 3)

  The Family Feud host who committed suicide

• Coppola, Francis Ford (April 7)

  The director of The Godfather films

• Corman, Roger (April 5)

  "The King of B-Movies"

• Crawford, Joan (March 23)

  Star of Mildred Pierce and subject of the book Mommie Dearest

• Crowe, Russell (April 7)

  The Oscar-winning star of Gladiator

• Cryer, Jon (April 16)

  Alan Harper on the sitcom Two and a Half Men

• Curry, Tim (April 19)

  Dr. Frank N. Furter from The Rocky Horror Picture Show

• Dalton, Timothy (March 21)

  James Bond in the 1987 film The Living Daylights

• Danes, Claire (April 12)

  Angela Chase on TV's My So-Called Life

• Darrow, Clarence (April 18)

  The defense attorney from 1925's Scopes Trial

• Da Vinci, Leonardo (April 15)

  Painter of the Mona Lisa

• Davis, Bette (April 5)

  The bug-eyed movie star from All About Eve

• Day, Doris (April 3)

  The squeaky-clean star of 1950s romantic comedies

• Decker, Brooklyn (April 12)

  Cover model for the 2010 Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue

• Delany, Samuel R. (April 1)

  Author of Dhalgren and Babel-17

• DeLay, Tom (April 8)

  The convicted Texas ex-Congressman who appeared on Dancing With the Stars

• Descartes, René (March 31)

  The philosopher who said "I think, therefore I am"

• Dion, Céline (March 30)

  The singer of "My Heart Will Go On," the theme from Titanic

• Dix, Dorothea (April 4)

  The 19th-century woman who improved treatment of the insane

• Doig, Peter (April 17)

  The Scottish-born Tahiti-based painter of 'The Architect's Home in the Ravine'

• Donen, Stanley (April 13)

  The director of the movie 'Singin' in the Rain'

• Downey, Robert Jr. (April 4)

  Star of the movie Iron Man

• Dr. Demento (April 2)

  The veteran radio host who plays wacky novelty songs

• Durst, Robert (April 12)

  The eccentric murder suspect featured in the HBO show The Jinx

• Duterte, Rodrigo (March 28)

  16th president of The Philippines, 2016-present

• Duvalier, François "Papa Doc" (April 14)

  The all-powerful President of Haiti, 1957-71

• Edgerton, Harold (April 6)

  The professor who made strobe photography popular

• Ellsberg, Daniel (April 7)

  The whistleblower who released the Pentagon Papers in 1971

• Ensign, John (March 25)

  The adulterous Nevada senator whose parents gave money to his mistress

• Ernst, Max (April 2)

  The surrealist artist known for collages

• Evans, Luke (April 15)

  The star of Dracula Untold

• Fanning, Elle (April 9)

  The movie star's daughter in the film Somewhere

• Fassbender, Michael (April 2)

   The German-Irish actor who starred in Hunger and Shame

• Fawkes, Guy (April 13)

  Most famous member of England's "Gunpowder Plot"

• Federline, Kevin (March 21)

  Britney Spears's husband

• Felix, Maria (April 8)

  The legendary Mexican movie star known as La Doña

• Ferguson, Stacy "Fergie" (March 27)

  The Wild Orchid member who joined the Black Eyed Peas

• Ferrera, America (April 18)

  The star of TV's Ugly Betty

• Fillion, Nathan (March 27)

  Captain Mal Reynolds from the TV show Firefly

• Fisher (April 3)

  The star of the movie 'Eighth Grade'

• Fokker, Anthony (April 6)

  "The Flying Dutchman" who built WWI planes for Germany

• Fontana, D.C. (March 25)

  Scripter and story editor for the original 'Star Trek'

• Fontana, Isabeli (April 7)

  The teenaged Victoria's Secret model of 1999

• Ford, Betty (April 8)

  The former First Lady who founded the Betty Ford Center

• Foy, Claire (April 16)

  Queen Elizabeth II in the series 'The Crown'

• Franco, James (April 19)

  Harry Osborn in the Spider-Man movies

• Franklin, Aretha (March 25)

  The Queen of Soul who sang "Respect"

• Frost, Robert (March 26)

  The poet who wrote "The Road Not Taken"

• Frost, Sir David (April 7)

  The British TV host who interviewed Richard Nixon

• GaGa, Lady (March 28)

  The pop singer who co-starred in the 2018 film 'A Star Is Born'

• Garcia, Andy (April 12)

  The actor who played young Vincent in The Godfather: Part III

• Garfield, Lucretia Rudolph (April 19)

  President James Garfield's wife

• Garner, James (April 7)

  Star of the TV show The Rockford Files

• Garner, Jennifer (April 17)

  Superspy Sydney Bristow in TV's Alias

• Gaye, Marvin (April 2)

  Singer of "Sexual Healing"

• Gellar, Sarah Michelle (April 14)

  The star of TV's Buffy the Vampire Slayer

• Ghauri, Yasmeen (March 23)

  Canadian-Pakistani-German model of the 1990s

• Gill, Vince (April 12)

  Country music superstar who did These Days

• Glasper, Robert (April 6)

  The jazz pianist who did 'Black Radio'

• Goodacre, Jill (March 29)

  Victoria's Secret model and Mrs. Harry Connick, Jr.

• Goodall, Jane (April 3)

  Chimpanzee expert and conservationist

• Gore, Al (March 31)

  The former vice-president who starred in "An Inconvenient Truth"

• Gosselin, Jon (April 1)

  The husband from TV's Jon & Kate Plus 8

• Gosselin, Kate (March 28)

  The wife and mother from TV's Jon & Kate Plus 8

• Goya (March 30)

  Spanish painter of Maya Nude

• Greely, Adolphus (March 27)

  U.S. Army Arctic explorer

• Grumpy Cat (April 4)

  Popular frowny-cat Internet meme of the 2010s

• Guinness, Alec (April 2)

  Obi-Wan Kenobe in the original Star Wars

• Guzman, Joaquin (April 4)

  The Mexican drug kingpin known as "El Chapo"

• Haggard, Merle (April 6)

  The Okie from Muskogee

• Haneke, Michael (March 23)

  The director of Caché and Amour

• Hannigan, Alyson (March 24)

  The 'band camp' girl in American Pie

• Hanson, Curtis (March 24)

  The director of L. A. Confidential

• Hanson, John (April 3)

  The guy who was sort-of the first American president

• Harris, Thomas (April 11)

  The author of 'The Silence of the Lambs'

• Hatch, Orrin (March 22)

  U.S. Senator from Utah, 1976-present

• Hatch, Richard (April 8)

  The original winner on the TV series Survivor

• Hazanavicius, Michel (March 29)

  The director of the 2011 silent film The Artist

• Hefner, Hugh (April 9)

  Founder of the Playboy empire

• Helfer, Tricia (April 11)

  Number Six, the alluring cyborg in Battlestar Galactica

• Henie, Sonja (April 8)

  She was the first big celebrity figure skater

• Hersh, Seymour (April 8)

  The journalist who broke the story of the My Lai Massacre

• Hess, Sandra (March 27)

  Sonya Blade in the movie Mortal Kombat: Annihilation

• Hilfiger, Tommy (March 24)

  Fashion mogul with the blue-white-red rectangle logo

• Hilton, Perez (March 23)

  The online gossip columnist who runs PerezHilton.com

• Hines, Connie (March 24)

  Wilbur's wife on the sitcom Mister Ed

• Hitchens, Christopher (April 13)

  The author of God Is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything

• Hobbes, Thomas (April 5)

  English philosopher who wrote Leviathan

• Holden, William (April 17)

  The Oscar-winning star of Stalag 17

• Holiday, Billie (April 7)

  The popular jazz singer known as "Lady Day"

• Hoover, Lou Henry (March 29)

  United States president Herbert Hoover's wife

• Hornby, Nick (April 17)

  The author of High Fidelity

• Houdini, Harry (March 24)

  The world's greatest escape artist

• Hudson, Kate (April 19)

  Penny Lane in the movie Almost Famous

• Hunnam, Charlie (April 10)

  Jax on the TV series Sons of Anarchy

• Huntington-Whiteley, Rosie (April 18)

  The model who also stars in the film Transformers 3

• Huntsman, Jon (March 26)

  The Governor of Utah, 2005-2009

• Idle, Eric (March 29)

  Creator of The Rutles and SpamAlot

• I'll Have Another (April 1)

  The winner of the 2012 Kentucky Derby and Preakness races

• Irving, Washington (April 3)

  Author of "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow"

• Jackson, Paris (April 3)

  The daughter of pop superstar Michael Jackson

• James, Henry (April 15)

  Author of The Ambassadors

• Jefferson, Thomas (April 13)

  Author of the Declaration of Independence

• Jefferts Schori, Katharine (March 26)

  The first woman to head a national Anglican church

• John, Elton (March 25)

  The singer of "Candle in the Wind"

• Johnson, Robert L. (April 8)

  Founder of Black Entertainment Television

• Jones, Norah (March 30)

  Grammy-winning singer of "Don't Know Why"

• Jones, Shirley (March 31)

  Mom on TV's The Partridge Family

• Jones, Star (March 24)

  The lawyer gal on TV's The View

• Judd, Ashley (April 19)

  The acting member of the famous Judd family

• Juárez, Benito (March 21)

  Presidential hero of Mexico

• Kardashian, Kourtney (April 18)

  Co-star of the TV show Keeping Up With the Kardashians

• Keener, Catherine (March 26)

  Harper Lee in the movie Capote

• Kennedy, Ethel (April 11)

  The wife of Senator Robert F. Kennedy

• Kenny, Jason (March 23)

  The British cyclist who won three golds at the 2016 Olympics

• Khrushchev, Nikita (April 17)

  Leader of the USSR, 1956-64

• Kidd, Jason (March 23)

  Point guard for the NBA's Dallas Mavericks

• Kim Il-sung (April 15)

  Longtime "Great Leader" of North Korea

• King, Rodney (April 2)

  The motorist whose 1991 beating set off the 1992 L.A. riots

• Kingsolver, Barbara (April 8)

  The author of Pigs in Heaven and Prodigal Summer

• King, William Rufus de Vane (April 7)

  Franklin Pierce's vice president, who died a month into it

• Knightley, Keira (March 26)

  Star of the 2005 film Pride and Prejudice

• Knight, Suge (April 19)

  Dr. Dre's partner in founding Death Row Records

• Knight, T. R. (March 26)

  Dr. George O'Malley on TV's Grey's Anatomy

• Kurosawa, Akira (March 23)

  Legendary Japanese movie director

• Kyle, Chris (April 8)

  The author of American Sniper

• L'Amour, Louis (March 22)

  Author of many westerns, including Hondo

• Lawless, Lucy (March 29)

  The titular star of TV's Xena, Warrior Princess

• Lawrence, Martin (April 16)

  Star of the TV sitcom Martin

• Lean, David (March 25)

  The director of Lawrence of Arabia

• Ledger, Heath (April 4)

  The Brokeback Mountain star who died at age 28

• Lehrer, Tom (April 9)

  Composer of the satirical tune "The Vatican Rag"

• Letterman, David (April 12)

  Host of The Late Show With David Letterman

• Levinson, Barry (April 6)

  The director of Diner and Rain Man

• Levy, Chandra (April 14)

  The intern who disappeared from Washington D.C. in 2001

• Logan, Lara (March 29)

  Intrepid Iraq reporter for CBS News

• Lynn, Loretta (April 14)

  Country legend and "Coal Miner's Daughter"

• Maathai, Wangari (April 1)

  The first African woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize

• MacPherson, Elle (March 29)

  Australian Sports Illustrated swimsuit model of the 1990s

• Madden, John (April 10)

  The namesake of the "Madden" football video games

• Maddow, Rachel (April 1)

  The host of TV's The Rachel Maddow Show

• Maimonides, Moses (March 30)

  Medieval Jewish philosopher who wrote "Guide of the Perplexed"

• Manafort, Paul (April 1)

  The campaign manager for Donald Trump who was convicted of financial crimes

• Manning, Peyton (March 24)

  The veteran quarterback of the NFL's Denver Broncos

• Mansfield, Jayne (April 19)

  The Hollywood bombshell killed in a 1967 car crash

• Maslow, Abraham (April 1)

  Creator of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs

• McCartney, Jesse (April 9)

  Pop singer of "Beautiful Soul"

• McDonagh (March 26)

  The playwright who made the film 'Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri

• McEntire, Reba (March 28)

  Country singer and sometime actress

• McGregor, Ewan (March 31)

  Young Obi-Wan Kenobi in Star Wars episodes I, II and III

• McKay, Adam (April 17)

  The director of Anchorman and The Big Short

• McPhee, Katharine (March 25)

  2006 American Idol runner-up

• McQueen, Steve (March 24)

  Supercool star of Bullitt

• Meester, Leighton (April 9)

  Blair Waldorf on the prime-time soap opera Gossip Girl

• Messick, Dale (April 11)

  The creator of comic-strip heroine Brenda Starr

• Mills, Hayley (April 18)

  Child star of the 1960s

• Money, Eddie (March 21)

  The rocker who did "Two Tickets to Paradise" and "Take Me Home Tonight"

• Moore, Dudley (April 19)

  Oscar-nominated star of Arthur

• Moore, Mandy (April 10)

  Singer of the pop hit "Candy"

• Morgan, Harry (April 10)

  Col. Sherman Potter on the long-running TV series MASH

• Morgan, J. P. (April 17)

  Early 20th century financier who formed U.S. Steel

• Morgan, Piers (March 30)

  U.K. tabloid journalist who became a CNN talk show host

• Mossberg, Walter (March 27)

  Creator of the Wall Street Journal column "Personal Technology"

• Muenter, Erich (March 25)

  The Germany-sympathizing bomber who shot J.P. Morgan, Jr.

• Murphy, Eddie (April 3)

  The star of the Beverly Hills Cop films

• Muskie, Edmund (March 28)

  U.S. Senator from Maine, 1959-80

• Muybridge, Eadweard (April 9)

  The guy whose frame-by-frame horse photos started the movies

• Ness, Eliot (April 19)

  The G-Man who nabbed Al Capone

• Newton, Wayne (April 3)

  The singer known as Mr. Las Vegas

• Nimoy, Leonard (March 26)

  Mr. Spock on the original Star Trek

• Nixon, Cynthia (April 9)

  Miranda on HBO's Sex and the City

• Notaro, Tig (March 24)

  The comedian star of Tig: Boyish Girl Interrupted

• O'Brien, Conan (April 18)

  Host of The Tonight Show, 2009-2010

• Ocasek, Ric (March 23)

  The big-eared founder of the rock band The Cars

• O'Connor, Flannery (March 25)

  Southern author of "A Good Man is Hard to Find"

• O'Connor, Sandra Day (March 26)

  The first woman on the U.S Supreme Court

• O'Donnell, Rosie (March 21)

  Host of TV's The Rosie O'Donnell Show

• O'Hair, Madalyn Murray (April 13)

  Head of American Atheists

• Oldman, Gary (March 21)

  Sirius Black in the Harry Potter movies

• O'Neill, Ed (April 12)

  Al Bundy on TV's Married With Children

• Oyelowo, David (April 1)

  Martin Luther King, Jr. in the movie Selma

• Page, Larry (March 26)

  The co-founder of Google

• Paisley, Ian (April 6)

  Protestant preacher and Northern Ireland politician

• Pakula, Alan J. (April 7)

  The director of All the President's Men

• Parker, Sarah Jessica (March 25)

  Carrie on TV's Sex and the City

• Parsons, Jim (March 24)

  The fussy physicist Sheldon on TV's The Big Bang Theory

• Patitz, Tatjana (March 25)

  Sleek German Calvin Klein model of the 1990s

• Patrick, Danica (March 25)

  The woman driver who finished fourth in the 2005 Indy 500

• Patterson, James (March 22)

  The author of all those Alex Cross mysteries

• Paulson, Henry Jr. (March 28)

  U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, 2006-09

• Paz, Octavio (March 31)

  The Mexican poet who wrote 'Piedra de sol' ('Sun Stone')

• Peck, Gregory (April 5)

  The actor who played Atticus Finch in the movie To Kill A Mockingbird

• Pelosi, Nancy (March 26)

  The first female Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives

• Perlman, Ron (April 13)

  Star of the Hellboy movies

• Perry, Matthew Calbraith (April 10)

  Commodore Perry, who began Western trade with Japan, 1853

• Phillips, Bijou (April 1)

  The wild-child daughter of John Phillips of The Mamas and The Papas

• Pope Benedict XVI (April 16)

  The supreme leader of the Catholic Church, 2005-2013

• Porcaro, Jeff (April 1)

  Founder of the group Toto

• Powell, Colin (April 5)

  U.S. Secretary of State, 2001-2004

• Previn, André (April 6)

  The jet-setting conductor who married Mia Farrow in 1970

• Priestley, Joseph (March 24)

  The Englishman credited with discovering oxygen

• Pulitzer, Joseph (April 10)

  Newspaperman who started the Pulitzer Prize

• Quaid, Dennis (April 9)

  Star of the baseball hero movie The Rookie

• Quinlan, Karen Ann (March 29)

  Controversial coma patient of the 1970s

• Raphael (April 6)

  High Renaissance painter of The School of Athens

• Ratner, Brett (March 28)

  The director of the 'Rush Hour' movies

• Reynolds, Debbie (April 1)

  Star of the 1952 musical "Singin' in the Rain"

• Ridley, Daisy (April 10)

  The star of the 2015 film Star Wars: The Force Awakens

• Robertson, Pat (March 22)

  Host of the Christian TV program The 700 Club

• Robeson, Paul (April 9)

  The actor, singer and activist known for Othello and Show Boat

• Rogen, Seth (April 15)

  Star of the 2007 movie Knocked Up

• Ronaldinho (March 21)

  Curly-haired Brazilian midfielder for FC Barcelona

• Ronan, Saoirse (April 2)

  The Irish actress who was in Atonement and Brooklyn

• Rose, Pete (April 14)

  Baseball great banned for life for gambling

• Ross, Diana (March 26)

  Motown megastar who was with The Supremes

• Roth, Eli (April 18)

  The director of 'Hostel'

• Rudd, Paul (April 6)

  The Clueless guy who married Phoebe on Friends

• Russell, Keri (March 23)

  The star of TV's Felicity and The Americans

• Scott-Heron, Gil (April 1)

  The writer and performer of 1970's "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised"

• Secretariat (March 30)

  The 1973 winner of horse racing's Triple Crown

• Sedaris, Amy (March 29)

  The star of the oddball TV comedy Strangers With Candy

• Selena (April 16)

  The 'Queen of Tejano'

• Serpico, Frank (April 14)

  Whistleblowing New York cop who inspired a 1973 movie

• Shankar, Ravi (April 7)

  The sitar virtuoso who influenced The Beatles

• Sharapova, Maria (April 19)

  The tall blonde tennis ace who won Wimbledon at age 17

• Shatner, William (March 22)

  Captain James T. Kirk of the Starship Enterprise

• Shaughnessy, Meghann (April 13)

  American tennis pro

• Sherwood, Robert E. (April 4)

   The playwright who wrote the movie The Best Years of Our Lives

• Short, Martin (March 26)

  Former SCTV and SNL star who was Jiminy Glick

• Sirtis, Marina (March 29)

  Deanna Troi on Star Trek: The Next Generation

• Smith, Bessie (April 15)

  Classic blues singer dubbed "Empress of the Blues"

• Smith, Bob (March 30)

  New Hampshire's conservative senator in the '90s

• Smith, Tracy L. (April 16)

  U.S. Poet Laureate named in 2017

• Solanas, Valerie (April 9)

  The woman who shot Andy Warhol

• Sondheim, Stephen (March 22)

  West Side Story lyricist and superstar Broadway composer

• Soto, Talisa (March 27)

  Lupe Lamora from the Bond movie Licence to Kill

• Soucek, Karel (April 19)

  The Niagara Falls daredevil who died in the Astrodome

• Spears, Jamie Lynn (April 4)

  The younger sister of Britney Spears

• Springfield, Dusty (April 16)

  Husky-voiced soul singer of the 1960s

• Stassen, Harold (April 13)

  Nine-time candidate for the presidency of the United States

• St. Catherine of Siena (March 25)

  Medieval saint of Italy and Doctor of the Church

• Steiger, Rod (April 14)

  Star of In the Heat of the Night

• Steinem, Gloria (March 25)

  The feminist who co-founded Ms. magazine

• Stevenson, Teófilo (March 29)

  The Cuban heavyweight who won three Olympic gold medals 

• Stewart, Kristen (April 9)

  Bella Swan in the Twilight movies

• Stiles, Julia (March 28)

  Nicky Parsons in The Bourne Identity movies

• Sullivan, Anne (April 14)

  Helen Keller's tutor

• Swanson, Gloria (March 27)

  Early screen legend who's in Sunset Blvd.

• Swoopes, Sheryl (March 25)

  Star WNBA forward for the Houston Comets

• Sydow, Max von (April 10)

  Gaunt Swede who was The Exorcist

• Tarantino, Quentin (March 27)

  Writer and director of Pulp Fiction

• Tarkovsky, Andrei (April 4)

  The director of 'Stalker' and 'Solaris'

• Tennant, David (April 18)

  The tenth Doctor Who, from 2005-13

• Teresa of Avila (March 28)

  Reforming nun and Patroness of Spain

• Tillerson, Rex (March 23)

  The former Exxon CEO who became Secretary of State for a year

• Torres, Dara (April 15)

  The 41-year-old who swam at the 2008 Olympics

• Tracy, Spencer (April 5)

  Crusty Hollywood legend who was in Boys Town

• Tyler, John (March 29)

  President of the United States, 1841-1845

• Tyler, Steven (March 26)

  The lead singer for the rock band Aerosmith

• Vance, Cyrus (March 27)

  U.S. Secretary of State, 1977-80

• Vangelis (March 29)

  The composer of 'Chariots of Fire'

• Van Gogh, Vincent (March 30)

  The marvelous painter who cut off his own earlobe

• Vaughn, Vince (March 28)

  The star of The Wedding Crashers

• Von Braun, Wernher (March 23)

  Ex-Nazi rocket scientist and father of the U.S. space program

• Walken, Christopher (March 31)

  The Russian roulette guy in The Deer Hunter

• Walsh, M. Emmet (March 22)

  The cynical head cop in the sci-fi film Blade Runner

• Walsh, Stella (April 3)

  The female Olympic sprinter who turned out to be a man

• Walton, Sam (March 29)

  Founder of discount retailer Wal-Mart

• Washington, Booker T. (April 5)

  The black educator who started the Tuskegee Institute

• Waters, Muddy (April 4)

  The slide-guitarist bluesman of "Got My Mojo Workin'"

• Watson, Emma (April 15)

  Hermione in the Harry Potter movies

• Watson, James (April 6)

  Co-discoverer of the structure of DNA

• Watts, Reggie (March 23)

  The beat-boxing comic with the giant afro

• Welty, Eudora (April 13)

  Author of Delta Wedding

• Williams, Dar (April 19)

  Singer of "Spring Street"

• Williams, Maisie (April 15)

  Arya Stark in the TV series 'Game of Thrones'

• Williams, Tennessee (March 26)

  Pulitzer-winning author of A Streetcar Named Desire

• Wilson, Dooley (April 3)

  Sam in the movie Casablanca

• Witherspoon, Reese (March 22)

  The Oscar-winning co-star of Walk the Line

• Woodward, Bob (March 26)

  Bernstein's Washington Post partner in Watergate

• Wordsworth, William (April 7)

  The author of the poem "Tintern Abbey"

• Wright, Edgar (April 18)

  The maker of 'Shaun of the Dead' and 'Hot Fuzz'

• Wright, Robin (April 8)

  Claire Underwood in TV's 'House of Cards'

• Xuxa (March 27)

  Brazilian children's TV star

• Yale, Linus Jr. (April 4)

  The inventor of the cylinder lock

• Zhao, Chloé (March 31)

  The writer and director of the film 'The Rider'

• Zola, Emile (April 2)

  The author of "J'Accuse"

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