10 Celebs Who Share a May 12 Birthday (Who Knew?!?)

Rami Malek nails it every time with his intense stare and totally disappearing-into-the-role acting. You might know him as Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rhapsody—yeah, that guy! He even snagged an Oscar for it. Oh, and he played a hacker in Mr. Robot, which was wild. Fun fact: Before he hit it big, he was delivering pizzas and whipping up falafels to pay the bills!

Emily VanCamp’s not just your average actress—she’s got some serious dance chops thanks to years of ballet training, which came in handy for all those fight scenes in Revenge. Yep, she starred in that show and also popped up as Sharon Carter in the Marvel movies. Plus, she’s a mom of two, balancing life like a pro.

Ving Rhames is that unforgettable tough guy you see in Mission: Impossible and loads of other flicks. He’s got a powerful vibe that just sticks with you. Oh, and here’s a twist—his real name is Irving Rameses Rhames, named after a famous NBC journalist. Fancy, huh?

Malin Åkerman does it all—acting, modeling, singing—and she’s a total pro at juggling it. Known for Watchmen and Billions, she’s also open about living with dyslexia, which makes memorizing lines a bigger adventure than most of us imagine. Talk about determination!

Jason Biggs made us cringe and laugh as Jim in American Pie, but hey, he’s got layers! He later took on a more serious role in Orange Is the New Black, showing he can do way more than just jokes. Did you know he got nominated for a Daytime Emmy when he was just 17? Kid was going places!

Domhnall Gleeson is basically the guy you didn’t know was Bill Weasley and that scary Star Wars general at the same time. Plus, he’s done some artsy indie stuff that critics love. Growing up, his dad gave him a camcorder, and they made movies together. Cute, right?

Rhea Seehorn absolutely owns the role of Kim Wexler in Better Call Saul, mixing smarts and charm like a pro. Funny thing: her real name is Deborah, but she’s been going by her middle name forever because it just felt right. Leading her own Apple TV show now—look out!

Steve Winwood is that musical wizard who started playing with blues legends when most of us were still in grade school. He’s been rocking genres and winning Grammys forever, with bands and solo hits that never get old.

Kim Fields stole the show as Tootie in The Facts of Life, making us all wish we had her sass. Before that, she was in a Mrs. Butterworth's syrup commercial. Yep, that’s the humble start of a TV star who’s still rocking the scene!

Billy Squier gave us arena rock anthems like "The Stroke" and "Everybody Wants You," but here’s the kicker—his 1980 song "The Big Beat" has one of the most sampled drum breaks in music history. So yeah, a lot of your favorite tunes probably borrowed from him!