10 Celebs Who Share Your Birthday (March 20 Edition!)

Spike Lee is the guy behind movies that hit you right in the feels while also making you think. He’s won an Oscar and teaches at NYU, but did you know his mom gave him the nickname 'Spike' when he was a kid? Classic Brooklyn style.

Justine, aka IJustine, made internet waves with her hilarious "300-page iPhone bill" video. She turned her tech obsession into fame, acted in stuff, wrote a bestseller, and even voices a character on Cartoon Network. Oh, and she podcasts with her sister too—talk about multitasking!

If you've watched Star Trek, you know John as the sneaky Q. Plus, he voices a wild character on My Little Pony. Fun fact: he didn’t learn to read until he was twelve! Dyslexia tried to slow him down, but nope, he powered through.

Freema switched up the spelling of her own name to dodge mispronunciations before she shined on Doctor Who as Martha Jones. She’s also rocked Netflix’s Sense8 and medical dramas. That’s a serious acting resume!

Lois writes books that make you think while still being page-turners. Her famous novels include The Giver and Number the Stars. Before writing, she snapped pics and wrote articles—so basically, she’s always been rocking storytelling.

This director and actor wowed everyone at 20 with his first film. He’s made award-winning movies and even directed Adele’s hit music videos. Before all that, he used his voice talents for dubbing movies in Quebec French. Talk about talent!

Chris helped bring the Ice Age gang to life and co-founded Blue Sky Studios. He even won an Oscar for a cute short film called Bunny. Before all that, he worked on the cult classic Tron in the '80s—so yes, he’s got serious animation cred.

Before Alex found fame leading the band Franz Ferdinand, he tried a bunch of jobs—from cooking to IT lecturing. Luckily, music called him back, and he nailed it with award-winning tunes and producing gigs. Plus, he even wrote a book—because why not?

Willie Brown worked as a janitor while hitting the books in law school. He didn’t stop there: he became the longest-serving Speaker in California’s Assembly and then the first African American mayor of San Francisco. That’s leveling up!

Dean started out singing on Australian Idol and then cracked the acting scene on shows like Glee. Fun twist: his dad’s a karate sensei who also acted in movies. Talent definitely runs in the family!