The 10 Celebs Who Celebrate Their Big Day on September 6 (You’ll Totally Recognize These Faces)

Idris Elba is the definition of cool — killer voice, intense roles like in The Wire and Luther, plus a DJ side hustle. Oh yeah, he even voiced Knuckles in Sonic the Hedgehog. DJ since 16? Yep, that’s Idris for you.

Roger Waters basically wrote Pink Floyd’s coolest stuff—the guy behind The Dark Side of the Moon and The Wall. Plus, he’s got big ideas off-stage, juggling music and activism. Fun fact: he almost went mechanical engineering instead of rocking stages.

Macy Gray’s voice is unforgettable and a little raspy in the best way. Remember “I Try”? Yeah, that Grammy-winning jam is hers. She keeps dropping music and showing off her acting chops too. Oh, and she was kicked out of boarding school once. Rebel vibes!

Rosie Perez burst onto the scene with Do the Right Thing and hasn’t stopped since. From movies to Broadway to dancing (yeah, she choreographed those Fly Girls!), she’s a powerhouse. Fun tidbit: she was set to major in biochemistry before dancing took over.

If you’ve heard 'You Might Be a Redneck If...' then you know Jeff Foxworthy’s style—clean, funny, and Southern charm for days. He even worked on computers for years before making us laugh on stage and TV. Bet you didn’t see that coming!

Jane Curtin is that classic dry wit you love. Saturday Night Live OG, two-time Emmy winner, and star of shows like Kate & Allie. She kept it chill and skipped the wild backstage parties—smart move, Jane!

Naomie Harris can totally own any role with her powerhouse acting. Think Oscar-nominated Moonlight and Bond’s Moneypenny. Bonus: she had to relearn walking after a tough spinal surgery as a teen. Talk about resilience.

Asher Angel started on Disney’s Andi Mack and then leveled up big time as Billy Batson in Shazam! Plus, he’s dropping pop tunes on the side. Fun fact: his grandpa actually wrote the script for his first film. Family goals!

Chris Christie is all about cutting through the nonsense as New Jersey’s ex-Governor and lawyer. Oh, and he once hit up over 100 Bruce Springsteen concerts. Party on, Chris!

David Kushner blew up with moody, soul-pop vibes and songs like “Daylight” that smashed a billion streams. He’s totally self-taught and dives deep into music about life’s ups and downs. Pretty impressive, right?