Famous Birthdays By Date

Jesús Fortea, Spanish footballer

Ella Anderson, American actress

Awra Briguela, Filipino actor and comedian

Bhad Bhabie, American rapper and social media personality

Jameson Williams, American football player

Gefen Primo, Israeli judoka

Andrei Svechnikov, Russian ice hockey player

Satoko Miyahara, Japanese figure skater

Zane Musgrove, New Zealand rugby league player

Kathryn Bernardo, Filipino actress

Ibai Llanos, Spanish internet personality

Ryan Arcidiacono, American basketball player

Alison Van Uytvanck, Belgian tennis player

Paige VanZant, American mixed martial artist and model

Jed Wallace, English footballer

Marcela Zacarías, Mexican tennis player

Nina Agdal, Danish model

Stoffel Vandoorne, Belgian racing driver

Matt Davidson, American baseball player

Ramy Youssef, American actor and comedian

Choi Woo-shik, South Korean actor

Matteo Guidicelli, Filipino actor, model, singer and former kart racer

Patrick Ekeng, Cameroonian footballer (died 2016)

Yuya Takaki, Japanese idol, singer, dancer, model and actor

Xiumin, South Korean singer and actor

Simon Kjær, Danish footballer

Von Miller, American football player

Kim Dong-suk, South Korean footballer

Jermichael Finley, American football player

Steven Fletcher, Scottish footballer

Maxime Biset, Belgian footballer

Rob Kearney, Irish rugby player

Emma Laine, Finnish tennis player

Keira Knightley, English actress

Matt Grevers, American swimmer

Jonathan Groff, American actor and singer

Prosper Utseya, Zimbabwean cricketer

Jimmy Howard, American ice hockey player

Drew Mitchell, Australian rugby player

Felix Neureuther, German skier

Marco Stier, German footballer

Gregory Strydom, Zimbabwean cricketer

Sara Jean Underwood, American model, television host, and actress

Andreas Hinkel, German footballer

Floriana Lima, American actress

Roman Bednář, Czech footballer

Mike Mondo, American wrestler

Mikel Arteta, Spanish footballer

Brendan Ryan, American baseball player

Nate Kaeding, American football player

Sébastien Centomo, Canadian ice hockey player

Zayar Thaw, Burmese rapper and politician (died 2022)

Baruch Dego, Ethiopian-Israeli footballer

Massimo Donati, Italian footballer

Josh Wilson, American baseball player

Margaret Brennan, American journalist

Son Ho-young, South Korean singer

Richie Wellens, English footballer

Nacho Novo, Spanish footballer

Ben Blair, New Zealand rugby union footballer

Hiromi Uehara, Japanese pianist and composer

Pierre Womé, Cameroonian footballer

Juliana Paes, Brazilian actress

Anastasia Kostaki, Greek basketball player

Kevin Davies, English footballer

Bianca Kajlich, American actress

Sylvain Grenier, Canadian wrestler

Amy Smart, American actress and former model

Alex Varas, Chilean footballer

Eirik Verås Larsen, Norwegian sprint kayaker

Irina Spîrlea, Romanian tennis player

Vadimas Petrenko, Lithuanian footballer

Michael Peca, Canadian ice hockey player and coach

Larry Page, American computer scientist and businessman, co-founder of Google

T. R. Knight, American actor

Leslie Mann, American actress

Jason Maxwell, American baseball player

Martyn Day, Scottish politician

Erick Morillo, Colombian-American disc jockey, record label owner, and music producer (died 2020)

Rennae Stubbs, Australian tennis player and sportscaster

Paul Williams, English footballer and manager

Paul Bosvelt, Dutch footballer

Jelle Goes, Dutch footballer and coach

Thomas Kyparissis, Greek footballer

Martin McDonagh, English-born Irish playwright, screenwriter, and director

Alessandro Moscardi, Italian rugby player

Laurent Brochard, French cyclist

Kenny Chesney, American singer-songwriter and guitarist

James Iha, American guitarist and songwriter

Jason Chaffetz, American politician

Michael Imperioli, American actor and screenwriter

Trey Azagthoth, American guitarist, songwriter, and producer

Violeta Szekely, Romanian runner

Martin Bella, Australian rugby league player

Martin Donnelly, Irish racing driver

Maria Miller, English businessman and politician, Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport

Ulf Samuelsson, Swedish-American ice hockey player and coach

Natsuhiko Kyogoku, Japanese author

Richard Coles, English pianist, saxophonist, and priest

Kevin Seitzer, American baseball player and coach

Yuri Gidzenko, Russian pilot and cosmonaut

John Stockton, American basketball player and coach

Eric Allan Kramer, American-Canadian actor

William Hague, English historian and politician, First Secretary of State

Marcus Allen, American football player and sportscaster

Jennifer Grey, American actress and dancer

Graeme Rutjes, Australian-Dutch footballer

Elio de Angelis, Italian racing driver (died 1986)

Fiona Bruce, Scottish lawyer and politician

Leeza Gibbons, American talk show host and television personality

Paul Morley, English journalist, producer, and author

Shirin Neshat, Iranian visual artist

Charly McClain, American country music singer

Park Won-soon, South Korean lawyer and politician, 35th Mayor of Seoul (died 2020)

Clive Palmer, Australian businessman and politician

Curtis Sliwa, American talk show host and activist, founded Guardian Angels

Dorothy Porter, Australian poet and playwright (died 2008)

Lincoln Chafee, American academic and politician, 74th Governor of Rhode Island

Elaine Chao, Taiwanese-American banker and politician, 24th United States Secretary of Labor

Tatyana Providokhina, Russian runner

Didier Pironi, French racing driver (died 1987)

Željko Pavličević, Croatian professional basketball coach and former professional player

Carl Wieman, American physicist and academic, Nobel Prize laureate

Teddy Pendergrass, American singer-songwriter (died 2010)

Graham Barlow, English cricketer

Martin Short, Canadian-American actor, screenwriter, and producer

Alan Silvestri, American composer and conductor

Jon English, English-Australian singer-songwriter and actor (died 2016)

Rudi Koertzen, South African cricketer and umpire (died 2022)

Vicki Lawrence, American actress, comedian, talk show host, and singer

Fran Sheehan, American bass player

Patrick Süskind, German author and screenwriter

Ernest Lee Thomas, American actor

Kyung-wha Chung, South Korean violinist and educator

Richard Tandy, English pianist and keyboard player (died 2024)

Steven Tyler, American singer-songwriter and actor

Subhash Kak, Indian-American professor and author

John Rowles, New Zealand-Australian singer-songwriter

Johnny Crawford, American actor and singer (died 2021)

Alain Madelin, French politician, French Minister of Finance

Paul Bérenger, Mauritian politician, Prime Minister of Mauritius

Mikhail Voronin, Russian gymnast and coach (died 2004)

Diana Ross, American singer-songwriter, producer, and actress

Mustafa Kalemli, Turkish physician and politician, Turkish Minister of the Interior

Bob Woodward, American journalist and author

Erica Jong, American novelist and poet

Richard Dawkins, Kenyan-English ethologist, biologist, and academic

Lella Lombardi, Italian racing driver (died 1992)

James Caan, American actor and singer (died 2022)

Nancy Pelosi, American lawyer and politician, 52nd Speaker of the United States House of Representatives

Jörg Streli, Austrian architect

Norman Ackroyd, English painter and illustrator

Anthony James Leggett, English-American physicist and academic, Nobel Prize laureate

Wayne Embry, American basketball player and manager

Barbara Jones, American sprinter

James Lee, Canadian businessman and politician, 26th Premier of Prince Edward Island (died 2023)

Alan Arkin, American actor (died 2023)

Edvaldo Alves de Santa Rosa, Brazilian footballer (died 2002)

Tinto Brass, Italian director and screenwriter

Leroy Griffith, American businessman

James Andrew Harris, American chemist and academic (died 2000)

Leonard Nimoy, American actor (died 2015)

Gregory Corso, American poet (died 2001)

Sandra Day O'Connor, American lawyer and jurist (died 2023)

Charles Dumont, French singer and composer (died 2024)

Edward Sorel, American illustrator and caricaturist

Edwin Turney, American businessman, co-founded Advanced Micro Devices (died 2008)

Harold Chapman, English photographer (died 2022)

Maqsood Ahmed, Pakistani cricketer (died 1999)

Pierre Boulez, French pianist, composer, and conductor (died 2016)

Vesta Roy, American politician, Governor of New Hampshire (died 2002)

Edward Graham, Baron Graham of Edmonton, English soldier and politician (died 2020)

Ben Mondor, Canadian-American businessman (died 2010)

James Moody, American saxophonist and composer (died 2010)

Gert Bastian, German general and politician (died 1992)

Bob Elliott, American comedian, actor, and screenwriter (died 2016)

William Milliken, American politician, 44th Governor of Michigan (died 2019)

Oscar Sala, Italian-Brazilian physicist and academic (died 2010)

Guido Stampacchia, Italian mathematician and academic (died 1978)

Sergio Livingstone, Chilean footballer and journalist (died 2012)

Strother Martin, American actor (died 1980)

Roger Leger, Canadian ice hockey player (died 1965)

Rufus Thomas, American R&B singer-songwriter (died 2001)

Christian B. Anfinsen, American biochemist and academic, Nobel Prize laureate (died 1995)

Bill Edrich, English cricketer and footballer (died 1986)

Sterling Hayden, American actor and author (died 1986)

Lennart Strandberg, Swedish sprinter (died 1989)

Hwang Sun-won, North Korean author and poet (died 2000)

Toru Kumon, Japanese mathematician and academic (died 1995)

William Westmoreland, American general (died 2005)

Jacqueline de Romilly, Franco-Greek philologist, author, and scholar (died 2010)

Paul Erdős, Hungarian-Polish mathematician and academic (died 1996)

Lennart Atterwall, Swedish javelin thrower (died 2001)

J. L. Austin, English philosopher and academic (died 1960)

Bernard Katz, German-English biophysicist, Nobel Prize laureate (died 2003)

Tennessee Williams, American playwright, and poet (died 1983)

K. W. Devanayagam, Sri Lankan lawyer and politician, 10th Sri Lankan Minister of Justice (died 2002)

Chips Rafferty, Australian actor (died 1971)

Héctor José Cámpora, former President of Argentina (died 1980)

Franz Stangl, Austrian-German SS officer (died 1971)

Azellus Denis, Canadian lawyer and politician, Postmaster General of Canada (died 1991)

Mahadevi Varma, Indian poet and activist (died 1987)

Rafael Méndez, Mexican trumpet player and composer (died 1981)

H. Radclyffe Roberts, American entomologist and museum administrator (died 1982)

Monty Berman, English cinematographer and producer (died 2006)

André Cluytens, Belgian-French conductor and director (died 1967)

Viktor Frankl, Austrian neurologist and psychiatrist (died 1997)

Mona Williams, American novelist, short story writer and poet (died 1991)

Joseph Campbell, American mythologist and author (died 1987)

Emilio Fernández, Mexican actor, director, and screenwriter (died 1986)

Attilio Ferraris, Italian footballer (died 1947)

Xenophon Zolotas, Greek economist and Prime Minister of Greece (died 2004)

Angela Maria Autsch, German nun, died in Auschwitz helping Jewish prisoners (died 1941)

Rudolf Dassler, German businessman, founded Puma SE (died 1974)

Charles Shadwell, English conductor and bandleader (died 1979)

Vilho Tuulos, Finnish triple jumper (died 1967)

Viorica Ursuleac, Ukrainian-Romanian soprano and actress (died 1985)

James Bryant Conant, American chemist, academic, and diplomat, 1st United States Ambassador to West Germany (died 1978)

Palmiro Togliatti, Italian journalist and politician, Italian Minister of Justice (died 1964)

Elsa Brändström, Swedish nurse and philanthropist (died 1948)

Hugh Mulzac, Vincentian-American soldier and politician (died 1971)

Wilhelm Backhaus, German pianist and educator (died 1969)

Georges Imbert, French chemical engineer and inventor (died 1950)

Hermann Obrecht, Swiss politician (died 1940)

Guccio Gucci, Italian fashion designer, founded Gucci (died 1953)

Othmar Ammann, Swiss-American engineer, designed the George Washington Bridge and Verrazzano–Narrows Bridge (died 1965)

Waldemar Tietgens, German rower (died 1917)

William of Wied, prince of Albania (died 1945)

Kate Richards O'Hare, American Socialist Party activist and editor (died 1948)

Max Abraham, Polish-German physicist and academic (died 1922)

Syngman Rhee, South Korean journalist and politician, 1st President of South Korea (died 1965)

Robert Frost, American poet and playwright (died 1963)

Dorothea Bleek, South African-German anthropologist and philologist (died 1948)

King Fuad I of Egypt (died 1936)

Fred Karno, English producer and manager (died 1941)

André Prévost, French tennis player (died 1919)

A. E. Housman, English poet and scholar (died 1936)

Adolf Hurwitz, German-Swiss mathematician and academic (died 1919)

Théodore Tuffier, French surgeon (died 1929)

William Massey, Irish-New Zealand farmer and politician, 19th Prime Minister of New Zealand (died 1925)

Maurice Lecoq, French target shooter (died 1925)

Élémir Bourges, French author (died 1925)

Edward Bellamy, American author, socialist, and utopian visionary (died 1898)

Alexandre Saint-Yves d'Alveydre, French occultist (died 1909)

Dewitt Clinton Senter, American politician, 18th Governor of Tennessee (died 1898)

Théodore Aubanel, French poet (died 1886)

Georg Andreas Bull, Norwegian architect (died 1917)

Julie-Victoire Daubié, French journalist (died 1874)

David Humphreys Storer, American physician and academic (died 1891)

Julius Schnorr von Carolsfeld, German painter (died 1872)

Nathaniel Bowditch, American mathematician and navigator (died 1838)

Benjamin Thompson, American-French physicist and politician, Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies (died 1814)

William Blount, American politician (died 1800)

Prokop Diviš, Czech priest, scientist and inventor (died 1765)

Sophia Dorothea of Hanover, queen consort of Prussia (died 1757)

Nicolaas Hartsoeker, Dutch mathematician and physicist (died 1725)

Domenico Freschi, Italian priest and composer (died 1710)

Mary Beale, British artist (died 1699)

John II, duke of Zweibrücken (died 1635)

Charles of Lorraine, duke of Mayenne (died 1611)

Conrad Gessner, Swiss botanist and zoologist (died 1565)