Famous Libra Celebrities

• Alexander, Jason (September 23)

  George Costanza on TV's Seinfeld

• Alexie, Sherman (October 7)

  The author of 'The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian'

• Allen, Karen (October 5)

  Marion Ravenwood in Raiders of the Lost Ark

• Almodóvar, Pedro (September 25)

  The director of 'Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown'

• Andrews, Julie (October 1)

  Mary Poppins, and Maria from The Sound of Music

• Appleseed, Johnny (September 26)

  Apple-planting American pioneer

• Arendt, Hannah (October 14)

  The author of 1951's The Origins of Totalitarianism

• Arthur, Chester (October 5)

  President of the United States, 1881-1885

• Ashanti (October 13)

  Singer of "Foolish" and "Rock Wit U (Awww Baby)"

• Autry, Gene (September 29)

   The singing cowboy star who did "Back in the Saddle"

• Bach, Pamela (October 16)

  Actress and ex-wife of David Hasselhoff

• Bakula, Scott (October 9)

  Star of TV's Quantum Leap and Enterprise

• Baraka, Amiri (October 7)

  Author of the 1964 play Dutchman

• Bardot, Brigitte (September 28)

  Sexy French star of And God Created Woman

• Bellucci, Monica (September 30)

  The star of the movie Malena

• Ben-Gurion, David (October 16)

  Prime Minister of Israel (1949-53 and 1955-63)

• Berlusconi, Silvio (September 29)

   Italian prime minister between 1994 and 2011

• Berrigan, Philip (October 5)

  Blood-pouring, missile-hammering ex-priest

• Berry, Chuck (October 18)

  Early rock legend who did "Johnny B. Goode"

• Bird, Isabella (October 15)

  The author of A Lady's Life in the Rocky Mountains

• Blakey, Art (October 11)

  Drummer and leader of the Jazz Messengers

• Bohr, Niels (October 7)

  Danish atomic physicist who won 1922's Nobel Prize

• Bosley, Tom (October 1)

  Mr. C, the dad on TV's Happy Days

• Bo the Dog (October 9)

  The family dog of President Barack Obama

• Boyle, Danny (October 20)

  Director of Trainspotting and Slumdog Millionaire

• Bremer, Paul (September 30)

  The U.S. diplomat in charge of occupied Iraq, 2003-04

• Breslin, Jimmy (October 17)

  Pugnacious New York City newspaper columnist of the 1960s-2000s

• Brothers, Joyce (October 20)

  The blond pop psychologist from the 1960s

• Browne, Sylvia (October 19)

  The popular TV psychic with a 'spirit guide' known as Francine

• Brown, Mordecai (Three Finger) (October 19)

  The hotshot pitcher with a mangled hand

• Bruce, Lenny (October 13)

  Edgy, arrest-prone 1960's comedian

• Burns, Steve (October 9)

  Host of the children's TV show Blue's Clues

• Burton, Amanda (October 10)

  Star of the BBC's Silent Witness

• Cameron, David (October 9)

  Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, 2010-2016

• Campbell, Neve (October 3)

  Star of the horror film Scream and its sequels

• Capote, Truman (September 30)

  Author of In Cold Blood and Breakfast at Tiffany's

• Caravaggio (September 29)

  The brawling Italian painter who did The Calling of Saint Matthew

• Cardi B (October 11)

  The rapper of the hit song "Bodak Yellow"

• Carter, Jimmy (October 1)

  The 39th President of the U.S., 1977-81

• Caviezel, Jim (September 26)

  Star of 2004's The Passion of the Christ

• Cervantes, Miguel de (September 29)

  Author of Don Quixote

• Charles, Ray (September 23)

  The singer of "Hit the Road, Jack"

• Chen, Edison (October 7)

  The Infernal Affairs star caught in a sexy photo scandal

• Childress, Alice (October 12)

  The author of 'A Hero Ain't Nothin' but a Sandwich'

• Clift, Montgomery (October 17)

  Pvt. Prewitt in the film From Here to Eternity

• Coates, Ta-Nehisi (September 30)

  The 'Atlantic' writer who also does 'Black Panther' comics

• Cochran, Johnnie (October 2)

  Defense attorney in the O.J. Simpson murder case

• Coetzer, Amanda (October 22)

  South Africa's top tennis star in the early 2000s

• Cohen, Sacha Baron (October 13)

  The comedian behind the characters Borat and Bruno

• Coleridge, Samuel Taylor (October 21)

  The author of The Rime of the Ancient Mariner

• Colson, Charles "Chuck" (October 16)

  The jailed Watergate conspirator who became an evangelical Christian leader

• Coltrane, John (September 23)

  Innovative sax player and composer

• Cook, Rachael Leigh (October 4)

  The star of the movie She's All That

• Cornelius, Don (September 27)

  The creator and host of the musical TV show Soul Train

• Cotillard, Marion (September 30)

  The Oscar-winning star of La Vie En Rose

• Cowell, Simon (October 7)

  The obnoxious judge on TV's American Idol

• Crowley, Aleister (October 12)

  Author of Magick in Theory and Practice

• Cummings, E. E. (October 14)

  The experimental poet who spelled his name without capitals

• Daly, Mary (October 16)

  The feminist professor who battled Boston College

• Damon, Matt (October 8)

  The star of the Bourne action films

• Dean, John (October 14)

  Nixon's lawyer who squealed about Watergate

• Del Toro, Guillermo (October 9)

  The maker of the film 'The Shape of Water'

• Deneuve, Catherine (October 22)

  The mysterious French beauty who starred in Belle du Jour

• Dewey, John (October 20)

  Pragmatist educator of the early 20th century

• Dickinson, Angie (September 30)

  Star of the TV show Police Woman

• Diderot, Denis (October 5)

  Enlightenment editor of Encyclopédie

• Dobbs, Lou (September 24)

  Former CNN business anchor and would-be populist politician

• Dogg, Snoop (October 20)

  Languid West Coast rapper and celebr-izzle

• Douglas, Michael (September 25)

  Gordon Gecko in the 1987 movie Wall Street

• Dreyfus, Alfred (October 9)

  The French captain wrongly accused of treason in 1894

• Duff, Hilary (September 28)

  TV's Lizzie McGuire

• Durant, Kevin (September 29)

   Scoring champ forward for the Oklahoma Thunder

• Dworkin, Andrea (September 26)

  Author of Woman Hating

• Earnhardt, Dale Jr. (October 10)

  Son of racer Dale Earnhardt and winner of the 2004 Daytona 500

• Edward, John (October 19)

  The spiritualist host of Crossing Over

• Edward VI (October 12)

  King Henry VIII's son, boy heir to the throne

• Efron, Zac (October 18)

  Troy Bolton in the High School Musical movies

• Eisenberg, Jesse (October 5)

  The one who played Mark Zuckerberg in The Social Network

• Eisenhower, Dwight (October 14)

  Supreme commander of Allied forces in WWII

• Elfman, Jenna (September 30)

  Dharma on TV's Dharma & Greg

• Eliot, T.S. (September 26)

  Author of The Waste Land

• Eminem (October 17)

  Rapper of the hit "The Slim Shady LP"

• Ewing, Megan (September 30)

  Hazel-eyed teen Guess model

• Fakih, Rima (October 2)

  Miss USA 2010

• Faulkner, William (September 25)

  American author of As I Lay Dying

• Favreau, Jon (October 19)

  The guy who made Swingers with Vince Vaughn

• Favre, Brett (October 10)

  The star 1990s quarterback who keeps un-retiring

• Fermi, Enrico (September 29)

  Italian-American pioneer in nuclear fission

• Fisher, Carrie (October 21)

  Princess Leia in Star Wars

• Fitzgerald, F. Scott (September 24)

  The author of The Great Gatsby

• Fontaine, Joan (October 22)

  The Oscar-winning star of the Hitchcock thriller Suspicion.

• Foucault, Michel (October 15)

  The French philosopher who wrote This is Not a Pipe

• Francis, Arlene (October 20)

  Longtime panelist on TV's What's My Line

• Galifianakis, Zach (October 1)

  The nutty, hairy brother in The Hangover

• Gallner, Kyle (October 22)

  The icky "Beaver" on TV's Veronica Mars

• Gandhi, Mohandas (October 2)

  Non-violent leader of Indian independence

• Garofalo, Janeane (September 28)

  Tart-tongued comic actress and radio host

• Gates, Robert M. (September 25)

  U.S. Secretary of Defense, 2006-2011

• Geldof, Bob (October 5)

  The singer who organized the Live Aid concerts

• Gershwin, George (September 26)

  Composer of Rhapsody in Blue

• Gillespie, Dizzy (October 21)

  The bebop trumpeter with the upturned horn

• Ginuwine (October 15)

  Smooth, sexy singer of "Pony"

• Gish, Lillian (October 14)

  Big-eyed silent screen star of Intolerance and La Bohéme

• Glover, Donald (September 25)

  Star and creator of 'Atlanta', and rapper Childish Gambino

• Goldblum, Jeff (October 22)

  The star of Jurassic Park and Independence Day

• Greene, Graham (October 2)

  Author of The Honorary Consul and The Third Man

• Grey, Lady Jane (October)

  The nine-day Queen of England

• Hagel, Chuck (October 4)

  U.S. Secretary of Defense, 2013-14

• Hamill, Mark (September 25)

  Luke Skywalker in Star Wars

• Hamilton, Linda (September 26)

  Sarah Connor in 'The Terminator' movies

• Harris, Kamala (October 20)

  The Democratic nominee for vice president in the 2020 elections

• Harrison, Caroline Scott (October 1)

  The wife of U.S. President Benjamin Harrison

• Hartman, Phil (September 24)

  The droll comic star of TV's News Radio

• Havel, Václav (October 5)

  The dissident who became the first president of the Czech Republic

• Hayes, Helen (October 10)

  "The First Lady of the American Theater"

• Hayes, Rutherford (October 4)

  President of the United States, 1877-1881

• Hayworth, Rita (October 17)

  1940s bombshell who ended sadly with Alzheimer's

• Helms, Jesse (October 18)

  Conservative senator from North Carolina, 1973-2003

• Henson, Jim (September 24)

  The creator of Kermit the Frog

• Herbert, Frank (October 8)

  Author of the novel Dune

• Hernandez, Jaime (October 10)

  The illustrator who co-created Love and Rockets

• Heston, Charlton (October 4)

  Moses in the 1956 film The Ten Commandments

• Heyerdahl, Thor (October 6)

  Leader of the Kon-Tiki and Ra Expeditions

• Hicks, Taylor (October 7)

  The "Soul Patrol" winner of American Idol 2006

• Hilton, Nicky (October 5)

  Hotel heiress and sister to socialite Paris Hilton

• Himmler, Heinrich (October 7)

  Hitler's head of the Gestapo during World War II

• Hingis, Martina (September 30)

  Three-time winner of women's singles at the Australian Open

• Holm, Holly (October 17)

  The UFC champ who upset Ronda Rousey in 2015

• Hooks, Bell (September 25)

  Black feminist critic of "white supremacist capitalist patriarchy"

• Hutcherson, Josh (October 12)

   Peeta Mellark in the movie The Hunger Games

• Inoue, Harumi (September 23)

  Japanese model and star of the movie Freeze Me

• Jackman, Hugh (October 12)

  The actor who plays Wolverine in the X-Men movies

• Jackson, Jesse (October 8)

  Aide to Martin Luther King and candidate for U.S. president

• Jackson, Wanda (October 20)

  The "Queen of Rockabilly"

• Jelinek, Elfriede (October 20)

  2004 Nobel-winning Austrian novelist

• Jemison, Mae (October 17)

  The first African-American woman in space

• Jenkins, Jerry B. (September 23)

  Co-author of the Left Behind book series

• Johnson, Amy Jo (October 6)

  Julie Emrick on the 1990s TV show Felicity

• Johnson, Crockett (October 20)

  The author of Harold and the Purple Crayon

• Johnson, Dakota (October 4)

  The star of the steamy 2015 drama Fifty Shades of Grey

• Johnson, Eliza McCardle (October 4)

  President Andrew Johnson's wife

• Jonas, Frankie (September 28)

  The younger brother of the Jonas Brothers band

• Jones, Felicity (October 17)

  Jane Hawking in the 2014 film The Theory of Everything

• Jonze, Spike (October 22)

  The director of Her and Being John Malkovich

• Judge Judy (October 21)

  The stern, lace-collared TV judge

• Judge, Mike (October 17)

  Creator of Beavis and Butt-head and King of the Hill

• Kardashian, Kimberly (October 21)

  The alpha-sister star of Keeping Up With the Kardashians

• Keane, Bil (October 5)

   The creator of the comic strip 'The Family Circus'

• Keaton, Buster (October 4)

  The silent film comedy great known as "The Great Stone Face"

• Keoghan, Barry (October 18)

  The innocent kid in the movie 'Dunkirk'

• Kerry, Teresa Heinz (October 5)

  The wife of Secretary of State John Kerry

• Kidder, Margot (October 17)

  Lois Lane in the 1978 film Superman: The Movie

• King Mongkut (October 18)

  Thai king who inspired Anna and the King of Siam

• King Richard III (October 2)

  The historic English king accused of murdering his nephews

• Kinski, Klaus (October 18)

  Star of Werner Herzog's Aguirre, the Wrath of God

• Knievel, Evel (October 17)

  The motorcyclist who tried to jump the Snake River Canyon

• Krasinski, John (October 20)

  Jim Halpert on TV's The Office

• Kroc, Ray (October 5)

  The entrepreneur behind the fast food chain McDonald's

• Kucinich, Dennis (October 8)

  Youthful mayor of Cleveland (1977) and presidential candidate (2004, 2008)

• Lage, Carlos (October 15)

  Vice President of Cuba

• LaLanne, Jack (September 26)

  The host of the 1950s fitness show The Jack LaLanne Show

• Landis, Floyd (October 14)

  2006 Tour de France winner who lost his title

• Lansbury, Angela (October 16)

  Multiple Tony winner and star of Murder, She Wrote

• Larson, Brie (October 1)

  The actress who won an Oscar as the mom in the movie Room

• Lavigne, Avril (September 27)

  The former skate punk who sang the hit "Complicated"

• Leary, Timothy (October 22)

  The drug-taking professor who said "Turn on, tune in, drop out"

• Le Carré, John (October 19)

  Author of The Spy Who Came In From the Cold

• Lee, Tommy (October 3)

  Mötley Crüe, drummer and Pam Anderson's ex-husband

• Le Guin, Ursula K. (October 21)

  The sci-fi author of The Earthsea Trilogy

• Leibovitz, Annie (October 2)

  Portrait photographer for Rolling Stone and Vanity Fair

• Lennon, John (October 9)

  One of the songwriters from The Beatles

• Leonard, Elmore (October 11)

  The author of Get Shorty and other funny crime novels

• Lessing, Doris (October 22)

  The author of The Golden Notebook

• Lil Wayne (September 27)

  The Grammy-winning rapper of the Tha Carter series of albums

• Lin, Maya (October 5)

  Designer of the Vietnam War Memorial in Washington, D.C.

• Liszt, Franz (October 22)

  Romantic composer known for his Hungarian Rhapsodies

• Lobo, Rebecca (October 6)

  Star of the U. of Connecticut's 1995 championship basketball team

• Locklear, Heather (September 25)

  The nasty Amanda on Melrose Place

• Lombard, Carole (October 6)

  The silver screen legend who was married to Clark Gable

• Lonergan, Kenneth (October 16)

  The director of 'You Can Count on Me'

• Lopez, Mario (October 10)

  A. C. Slater from TV's Saved By The Bell

• Lugosi, Bela (October 20)

  Star of the 1931 movie Dracula

• Lula (October)

  President of Brazil, 2002-2010

• Lumière, Louis (October 5)

  Pioneer inventor in moviemaking and projection

• Mantle, Mickey (October 20)

  New York Yankee slugger

• Margera, Bam (September 28)

  Skateboarding star of Jackass and Viva La Bam

• Margolis, Cindy (October 1)

  The former "most downloaded woman on the Web"

• Marsalis, Wynton (October 18)

  The trumpeter in the Marsalis jazz family

• Mars, Bruno (October 8)

  The pop singer who did "Grenade" and "Uptown Funk"

• Marshall, John (September 24)

  Chief Justice of the United States, 1801-35

• Marx, Groucho (October 2)

  The mustachioed leader of the Marx Brothers

• Matthau, Walter (October 1)

  Curmudgeonly star of the film The Odd Couple

• Mayer, John (October 16)

  Singer of "Your Body is a Wonderland"

• Ma, Yo-Yo (October 7)

  The Grammy-winning Franco-Chinese celebrity cellist

• May, Theresa (October 1)

  The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, 2016-2019

• McAdams, Rachel (October 7)

  The star of the romantic movie The Notebook

• McCay, Winsor (September 26)

  Creator of the comic strip Little Nemo in Slumberland

• McCoy, Kid (October 13)

  Barnstorming boxer who may have been "The Real McCoy"

• McGwire, Mark (October 1)

  The steroid-enhanced slugger who broke the single-season home run record in 1998

• McKeown, Erin (October 15)

  Singer of "Queen of Quiet"

• McPherson, Aimee Semple (October 9)

  The popular 1920s preacher who disappeared

• McQueen, Steven (October 9)

  The director of 12 Years a Slave

• Merwin, W. S. (September 30)

  The author of the collection The Carrier of Ladders

• Miller, Arthur (October 17)

  The author of Death of a Salesman

• Miller, Bode (October 12)

  The reckless American skier who won medals in 2010

• Miller, Doris "Dorie" (October 12)

  African-American naval hero of Pearl Harbor

• Mitchell, Silas Weir (September 30)

  The lycanthropic Monroe from TV's Grimm

• Monk, Thelonious (October 10)

  Influential and idiosyncratic bop jazz pianist

• Montand, Yves (October 13)

  The French actor who starred in The Wages of Fear

• Moore, Roger (October 14)

  The actor who played James Bond in 7 films from 1973-85

• Mortensen, Viggo (October 20)

  Aragorn in the movie series The Lord of the Rings

• Morton, Jelly Roll (October 20)

  The composer of Jelly Roll Blues

• Muhammad, Elijah (October 7)

  Nation of Islam leader, 1934-1975

• Mya (October 10)

  Singer of "Ghetto Superstar" and "Fallen"

• Nansen, FridtjofExplorer (October 10)

  The Norwegian polar explorer who won the Nobel Prize in 1922

• Nast, Thomas (September 27)

  19th century cartoonist who drew Santa

• Navratilova, Martina (October 18)

  The tennis player who won a remarkable nine Wimbledon singles championships

• Nelson, Horatio (September 29)

  The hero of the Battle of Trafalgar

• Netanyahu, Benjamin (October 21)

  Prime Minister of Israel 1996-99, 2009-present

• Nico (October 16)

  Spooky vocalist who was with the Velvet Underground

• Nidetch, Jean (October 12)

  Founder of the Weight Watchers diet program

• Nietzsche, Friedrich (October 15)

   The 19th century German who said "God is dead" 

• Nobel, Alfred (October 21)

  Inventor of dynamite

• Norquist, Grover (October 19)

   The lobbyist who initiated the GOP's anti-tax pledge

• North, Oliver (October 7)

  The unrepentant fall guy in the Iran-Contra scandal

• Ocasio-Cortez, Alexandria (October 13)

  The youngest woman ever elected to the U.S. Congress

• Odenkirk, Bob (October 22)

  The star of Better Call Saul

• Olmert, Ehud (September 30)

  The Israeli prime minister convicted of bribery in 2014

• Omar, Ilhan (October 4)

  Member of Congress from Minnesota, 2019-present

• O'Neill, Eugene (October 16)

  The author of the play Long Day's Journey Into Night

• Osaka, Naomi (October 16)

  Winner of the 2018 U.S. Open

• Osmond, Marie (October 13)

  The co-star of TV's The Donny and Marie Show

• Oswald, Lee Harvey (October 18)

  Accused assassin of John F. Kennedy

• Owen, Clive (October 3)

  The star of the movies Closer and Croupier

• Palin, Bristol (October 18)

  The oldest daughter of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin

• Paltrow, Gwyneth (September 28)

  The Oscar-winning star of the movie Shakespeare in Love

• Parker, Bonnie (October 1)

  Half of the Depression-era crime duo Bonnie and Clyde

• Pavarotti, Luciano (October 12)

  The great Italian tenor with the white dinner napkin

• Pearce, Guy (October 5)

  The Australian star of the movie Memento

• Peck, George W. (September 27)

  Author of the "Peck's Bad Boy" stories

• Penn, William (October 14)

  The Quaker who founded Philadelphia

• Perry, Luke (October 11)

  Dylan on the 1990s series 'Beverly Hills 90210'

• Pestova, Daniela (October 14)

  The blonde Czech Sports Illustrated model of the 1990s

• Petty, Tom (October 20)

  The singer of "Breakdown"

• Phar Lap (October 4)

  Legendary Australian racing champion of the 1930s

• Pinter, Harold (October 10)

  The Nobel-winning author of The Homecoming

• Pinto, Freida (October 18)

  The love interest in the film Slumdog Millionaire

• Pitts, Leonard Jr. (October 11)

  Author of "We'll Go Forward From This Moment"

• Pope John Paul I (October 17)

  The pope who reigned for 33 days

• Preston, Kelly (October 13)

  The Jerry Maguire actress who was married to John Travolta

• Prine, John (October 10)

  The singer/songwriter who did "Angel From Montgomery"

• Pullman, Philip (October 19)

  The author of the His Dark Materials trilogy

• Putin, Vladimir (October 7)

  President of the Russian Federation, 2000-2008 and 2012-present

• Quaid, Randy (October 1)

  The National Lampoon's Vacation star who was later arrested again and again

• Raël (September 30)

  Founder of the Raëlian Movement

• Reeve, Christopher (September 25)

  The Superman star who later was paralyzed

• Rehnquist, William (October 1)

  16th Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court

• Reitman, Jason (October 19)

  The director of Juno and Up in the Air

• Remington, Frederic (October 4)

  Popular painter of the American west

• Rice, Anne (October 4)

  Author of Interview With The Vampire

• Rice, Jerry (October 13)

  Wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers, 1985-2000

• Ripa, Kelly (October 2)

  The zippy blonde host of Live! With Kelly and Michael

• Robbins, Tim (October 16)

  Oscar-winning star of Mystic River and Bull Durham

• Roberts, Nora (October 10)

  Author of the romantic MacGregor series

• Rodney, Caesar (October 7)

  The horseman on the Delaware quarter

• Rome, Jim (October 14)

  The cocky host of Jim Rome is Burning on ESPN

• Rooney, Mickey (September 23)

  Star of the Andy Hardy movies

• Roosevelt, Eleanor (October 11)

  First Lady of the United States, 1933-45

• Rothko, Mark (September 25)

  Abstract expressionist painter of 1958's "Black on Maroon"

• Routh, Brandon (October 9)

  Star of the 2006 movie Superman Returns

• Rumi, Jalal Al-Din (September 30)

  Founder of the Whirling Dervishes

• Ryan, Irene (October 17)

  Granny on the TV show The Beverly Hillbillies

• Salahi, Michaele (October 1)

  One half of the 2009 White House gate-crashing couple

• Sarandon, Susan (October 4)

  The co-star of Thelma and Louise

• Schreiber, Liev (October 4)

  Sabretooth in the X-Men Wolverine movie

• Scott, George C. (October 18)

  The star of the Oscar-winning 1970 film Patton

• Seear, Noot (October 5)

  Supermodel cast as Heidi in the film version of Twilight: New Moon

• Senghor, Leopold (October 9)

  The French poet who was Senegal's first president

• Shalhoub, Tony (October 9)

  Star of TV's Monk

• Sharpton, Al (October 3)

  New York's African-American preacher, activist and presidential candidate 

• Shaw, Robert Gould (October 10)

  Civil War leader of the African-American 54th Massachusetts Infantry

• Shulman, Julius (October 10)

   Los Angeles photographer of great 20th century architects

• Silverstein, Shel (September 25)

  Author of Where the Sidewalk Ends

• Silverstone, Alicia (October 4)

  The star of the movie Clueless

• Simon, Paul (October 13)

  Half of the singing duo Simon and Garfunkel

• Simpson, Ashlee (October 3)

  Jessica Simpson's sister and singer of "Pieces of Me"

• Smith, Will (September 25)

  Popular rapper and star of the film Men in Black

• Solis, Hilda (October 20)

  U.S. Secretary of Labor, 2009-present

• Somers, Suzanne (October 16)

  Chrissy on TV's Three's Company

• Sorbo, Kevin (September 24)

  Star of TV's Hercules: The Legendary Journeys

• Sorenstam, Annika (October 9)

  Swedish golfing legend and eight-time LPGA Player of the Year

• Springsteen, Bruce (September 23)

  The New Jersey rocker who did the song "Born to Run"

• Stefani, Gwen (October 3)

  The platinum-blonde singer of "Hollaback Girl"

• Stevens, Wallace (October 2)

  The poet and insurance man who wrote "The Emperor of Ice Cream"

• Stewart-Whyte, Heather (September 25)

  Victoria's Secret model of the 1990s

• Stine, R.L. (October 8)

  Author of the Goosebumps series of books

• Sting (October 2)

  The bass-playing former frontman for The Police

• Sullivan, Ed (September 28)

  Host of TV's The Ed Sullivan Show, 1948-71

• Suzuki, Ichiro (October 22)

  The Japanese baseball superstar for the Seattle Mariners and New York Yankees

• Swanpoel, Candice (October 20)

  Wide-eyed blonde model for Victoria's Secret

• Thatcher, Margaret (October 13)

  Prime Minister of Great Britain, 1979-90

• Thompson, Jim (September 27)

  The author of The Killer Inside Me

• T.I. (September 25)

  Rapper of the 2006 album King

• Tiegs, Cheryl (September 25)

  Sports Illustrated swimsuit model of the 1970s

• Trudeau, Pierre (October 18)

  Prime minister of Canada, 1968-84

• Trump, Tiffany (October 13)

  The youngest daughter of President Donald Trump

• Turkson, Peter (October 11)

   First Ghanian Catholic cardinal

• Turner, Nat (October 2)

  Leader of the 1831 slave rebellion

• Tutu, Desmond (October 7)

  The bishop who won a Nobel prize for opposing apartheid

• Tyson, Neil DeGrasse (October 5)

  The astrophysicist-slash-TV-star who became director of the Hayden Planetarium 

• Usher (October 14)

  The R&B star who did "You Make Me Wanna..." and "Yeah"

• Vardalos, Nia (September 24)

  Star and writer of My Big Fat Greek Wedding

• Vaughan, Stevie Ray (October 3)

  Lead singer and guitarist for the band Double Trouble

• Vereen, Ben (October 10)

  "Leading Player" in the Broadway show Pippin

• Vidal, Gore (October 3)

  The smart and sassy author of Burr and Myra Breckinridge

• Villeneuve, Denis (October 3)

  The director of the 2016 sci-fi hit 'Arrival'

• Vonn, Lindsey (October 18)

  The most successful female ski racer in U.S. history

• Walesa, Lech (September 29)

  Trade union activist who became president of Poland

• Walker, David (September 25)

  African American abolitionist who wrote 1829's 'Appeal'

• Wallace, Henry A. (October 7)

  Vice President of the United States, 1941-45

• Walsh, Kate (October 13)

  Dr. Addison Montgomery Shepherd from Grey's Anatomy

• Walters, Barbara (September 25)

  20/20 veteran and host of ABC's The View

• Waltz, Christoph (October 4)

  The Austrian actor who won Oscars for Inglourious Basterds and Django Unchained

• Wasikowska, Mia (October 14)

  Alice in Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland

• Watts, Naomi (September 28)

  The star of The Ring films and The Impossible

• Weaver, Sigourney (October 8)

  Ripley in the Alien film series

• Webster, Noah (October 16)

  The man behind 1828's An American Dictionary of the English Language

• Westinghouse, George (October 6)

  Air brake inventor and Edison's AC rival

• Wie, Michelle (October 11)

  Women's golf prodigy from Hawaii

• Wiesel, Elie (September 30)

  Author of the Holocaust classic Night

• Wilde, Oscar (October 16)

  The author of The Importance of Being Earnest

• Wild, Jack (September 30)

  The Artful Dodger in the 1968 film Oliver!

• Williams, Barry (September 30)

  Greg on TV's The Brady Bunch

• Williams, Serena (September 26)

  The dominant pro tennis player who has won 23 major titles

• Wilson, Edith Bolling Galt (October 15)

  The second wife of President Woodrow Wilson

• Winslet, Kate (October 5)

  The ingenue star of Titanic

• Wiseau, Tommy (October 3)

  The guy who made the bad cult film The Room

• Wolfe, Thomas (October 3)

  The author of Look Homeward, Angel

• Woodhull, Victoria Claflin (September 23)

  The first woman candidate for U.S. President

• Wyclef Jean (October 17)

  The hip-hop star who tried to run for president of Haiti

• Young, John (September 23)

  The first astronaut to pilot the space shuttle

• Young, Steve (October 11)

  Quarterback of the San Francisco 49ers

• Zeitlin, Benh (October 14)

   The director of Beasts of the Southern Wild

• Zeta-Jones, Catherine (September 25)

  Oscar-winning co-star of Chicago

• Zimmerman, George (October 5)

  The Florida neighborhood watchdog who killed Trayvon Martin

• Zimmermann, Arthur (October 5)

  Author of "The Zimmermann Telegram"

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