10 Celebs Who Share July 27 and Totally Rock It

Maya Rudolph is basically a comedy wizard. She rocked Saturday Night Live with some unforgettable characters and has a voice that could probably make you cry or laugh (often both). Oh, and she's snagged a few Emmy Awards for her voice work on the wild cartoon Big Mouth.

Fun fact: Before acting, Maya was jamming as a backing vocalist and keyboardist for the band The Rentals. Rock on, Maya!

Taylor Schilling became everyone’s favorite Orange Is The New Black boss lady. She nails complex roles like a pro and has bags of Emmy and Golden Globe nods to prove it. But before fame, she was busy being the best nanny in Manhattan. Talk about humble beginnings!

Fun fact: Taylor worked as a nanny in NYC before blowing up on the small screen.

You know Jaime Lannister, that slick knight who's gotta be one of TV's biggest bad boys? That's Nikolaj Coster-Waldau. Danish and totally charming, he started out in local films and now swaggers all over Hollywood. Also, he’s a legit UN ambassador – world dom, much?

Fun fact: He almost became a pro soccer player instead of an actor. Close call!

Winnie Harlow isn’t just a model; she’s like the runway’s biggest cheerleader for diversity and body love. Made a splash on America’s Next Top Model and now she's a superstar on global catwalks. Also, she’s got her own skincare line because why not?

Fun fact: Winnie dreamt of being an entertainment journalist before glam modeling took over.

Bill Engvall made clean jokes cool with his famous routine 'Here's Your Sign.' His down-to-earth humor made the Blue Collar Comedy Tour a blast. And get this: before telling jokes, he spun records as a DJ and even gave people tours inside caves. Talk about variety!

Fun fact: Bill used to be a cavern tour guide and a nightclub DJ. Bet his shows have great beats!

Cassandra Clare is like the fairy godmother of young adult fantasy novels. Her Mortal Instruments series has sold millions and made magic for readers everywhere. And she’s got a cat named Simon, proving even fantasy queens have a soft spot for furballs.

Fun fact: Named her cat after a character in her books. That’s some serious fan love!

Pete Yorn is the dude who can practically play everything and still look cool doing it. His 2001 album musicforthemorningafter went gold, and he's jammed with Scarlett Johansson. Fun switch-up: he once thought about becoming a lawyer!

Fun fact: Studied speech, aimed for law, but music won the day. Classic plot twist!

Abe Cunningham keeps the beat that makes Deftones’ music unforgettable. His drumming is a wild mix of power and finesse that shapes legendary metal albums. He aimed for guitar first but then the drums called his name louder.

Fun fact: Started dreaming about guitar, but drums swooped in and stole his heart.

Rex Brown is the funky bass player who helped define Pantera’s heavy metal sound. Oddly enough, he got his start playing the tuba back in school. From big tubes to bigger bass lines – that’s one epic upgrade!

Fun fact: Played tuba in middle school before slapping those bass strings.

Betty Thomas played tough Sergeant Lucy Bates on Hill Street Blues and snagged an Emmy for it. But she also rocked out as a movie director, including the wildly popular Alvin and the Chipmunks sequel. And guess what? Before all that, she was a high school art teacher. Talk about a career glow-up!

Fun fact: Bet you didn’t know she was once an art teacher. Multi-talented much?