10 Celebs Who Were Born On April 11 and Totally Rock It

Summer Walker is basically the queen of honest, heart-on-the-sleeve R&B. Her debut album broke records like it was on a mission, proving she’s got mad skills. Fun fact? Before she was dropping hits, she ran a little cleaning biz to keep things afloat.

Joss Stone's voice is like butter melting on hot toast — smooth and unforgettable. She shot to fame with her debut album and snagged plenty of awards along the way. Oh, and she’s opened up about dyslexia, turning a challenge into part of her story.

Alessandra isn't just a supermodel; she's a runway sensation who rocked Victoria's Secret for over a decade. Plus, she’s got her own beachwear line, so she’s basically the queen of style and sun. Oh, and she had a little ear surgery as a kid — a story she looks back on with a shrug.

If you grew up in the '90s, Josh Server's face is probably etched in your brain. From sketch comedy to cult classics, he’s the guy who kept kids laughing nonstop. He actually started out acting in San Diego before making it big on Nickelodeon.

Jennifer has rocked the screen with her fierce acting chops and even snagged a Screen Actors Guild Award. Plus, she’s got a gluten-free bakery in Manhattan, because hey, when life gives you celiac disease, you bake your way through it.

Lisa’s voice has powered countless hits, including the mega-famous “All Around the World.” Fun tidbit: she once got fired from a bar job because she gave too much change to customers. Yep, too generous!

Love him or love to roll your eyes, Jeremy Clarkson’s the voice of car culture for a ton of folks. He’s the guy from Top Gear and now the star of Clarkson’s Farm, where things get hilarious and totally weird. Plus, his parents made Paddington Bears to pay for his fancy school.

Ana María Polo runs the show on TV court drama, bringing justice with sass. As a bonus, she once sang in a choir for the Pope himself. Not your typical judge, right?

Bill Irwin is a jack-of-all-trades: actor, clown, choreographer – and a Tony winner. You might know him as Mr. Noodle on Sesame Street, bringing goofy fun to kids and adults alike. Plus, he helped launch a circus revival. Talk about cool!

Joel Grey stole the spotlight in Cabaret and won both a Tony and an Oscar for it. He’s a Broadway all-star who even changed his last name to dodge awkward name stuff. Also, when he’s not acting, he’s snapping pics like a pro photographer.