10 Celebs Who Were Born On September 14 (And Yeah, They’re Pretty Cool)

Robert Herjavec is the guy who turned tech smarts into a money-making machine. This Croatian-Canadian hustler sold his cybersecurity company for millions and then rocked the investor scene on Shark Tank. Oh, and he’s also a best-selling author. Cool, right?

Fun fact: He once worked behind the scenes at the 1984 Winter Olympics. Not your typical startup story!

Callum Keith Rennie knows how to deliver serious vibes on screen. From playing a punk rocker in Hard Core Logo to a detective on Due South, he’s got range for days. Plus, he once ditched college to buy a truck and go fishing. Yes, fishing.

Fun fact: That fishing trip was basically a gap year before gap years were cool.

Alex Clare blends soul and electronic beats into a unique sound that grabbed everyone’s attention with “Too Close” back in 2012. Besides making music magic, he balances it all while being true to his Orthodox Jewish roots.

Fun fact: Before jamming out, he was mastering meals—he studied catering! Who knew?

Paolo Gregoletto is the bassist with some serious chops behind the heavy metal band Trivium. He’s been plucking those strings since 2004 and even writes a monthly column about bass guitar stuff. Fancy!

Fun fact: He started out using a pick but switched to fingers for those killer metal vibes.

Danielle Peck made a name for herself in country music with catchy hits and even hosts a SiriusXM show called Y2Kountry. From waiting tables to rocking Nashville, she’s done the whole journey.

Fun fact: Yep, she was a waitress before the spotlight.

Miyavi isn’t your average guitar guy — he slaps and taps strings in a way that’s totally his own. He also acted in a Hollywood flick and is big on helping refugees worldwide.

Fun fact: His first dream was to be a football player until an injury changed his game.

Lee Jong-suk is the guy you’ve seen in tons of K-dramas with those dreamy looks and acting chops. He's won awards but get this—he’s actually afraid of being the center of attention. Irony, anyone?

Fun fact: He’s got scopophobia, which is a fancy way to say ‘ stage shyness’.

Christopher McCulloch is the brain and voice behind the animated series The Venture Bros. He’s got the knack for mixing clever humor with great storytelling and even voiced some iconic characters.

Fun fact: Before the fame, he ran a comic book shop and made his own superhero spoof comic. Nerd alert in the best way!

Jeff Loomis wields a guitar like a wizard wand in the metal world. Known for sharp riffs and crazy solos with the band Nevermore, he’s still tearing it up solo.

Fun fact: He started out drumming when he was nine before switching to guitar at 15. Multi-talented much?

Ron DeSantis is known for running Florida and being a former naval legal eagle. But did you know he was also a star Little League baseball player back in '91? Talk about a change-up.

Fun fact: He helped his team reach the Little League World Series. Sports hero turned governor!