Hey there! Today we're taking a quick look at some fun celebs born on July 7. From rock legends to funny dudes, there's a cool mix here. Ready? Let's jump in and see who you might be birthday buddies with!
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Ringo Starr: The Left-Handed Drummer Who Went Right
Ringo Starr isn’t just The Beatles’ drummer—he’s the guy who made playing a right-handed kit left-handed look cool. He went solo too, dropping hits like “Photograph,” while spreading good vibes everywhere. Peace and love, anyone?
Jim Gaffigan: The King of Clean Comedy and Food Jokes
Jim Gaffigan’s comedy is like your funniest friend talking about bacon and kids. He’s super clean for a comedian, with loads of hilarious specials. Oh, and fun fact: He was a finance nerd and college football player before making us laugh.
Alesso: The Swedish DJ Who Started on Piano
Before making us dance at festivals around the world, Alesso was a kid tinkering on the piano at age seven. Now he’s an EDM star who knows how to drop those dreamy beats that get stuck in your head.
Jorja Fox: The CSI Star with a Modeling Past
Jorja Fox made us all pretend to solve crimes as Sara Sidle on CSI, but guess what? She once won a modeling contest at 15. Talk about a glow-up from runway to crime scenes!
Kirsten Vangsness: The Genius Behind Penelope Garcia
Kirsten gave life to Penelope Garcia on Criminal Minds—and fun fact, there’s a monkey enclosure named after her. Clearly, she’s got fans in the wild too!
Synyster Gates: Guitar Wizard with a Violin Secret
The lead shredder of Avenged Sevenfold isn’t just about heavy riffs—he can play violin too! Those strings sneak into his crazy guitar solos, making him a total sound magician.
Bérénice Bejo: Born to Act Since Age 14
Started auditioning as a teen and just kept going, Bérénice Bejo wowed us in The Artist and beyond. She’s got that star power you notice the moment she’s on screen.
Cree Summer: The Voice Behind a Bunch of Cartoons
If you grew up loving cartoons, you’ve probably heard Cree Summer. From Rugrats to Tiny Toon Adventures, her voice is the secret ingredient that made these shows awesome.
Ana Kasparian: The No-Nonsense News Gal
Ana’s the journalist who tells it like it is on The Young Turks. Bonus: she learned English by watching Sesame Street. So yeah, she’s both smart and fun.
Sevyn Streeter: From Apollo Stage to R&B Star
Sevyn’s been singing since she was a kid, tying for first on Showtime at the Apollo at age 10. Now she’s an R&B superstar who’s written hits for some big names too.

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