10 Celebs Who Have a Birthday Today (March 11) — Bet You Didn’t Know #7!

Jodie Comer? Yeah, she’s the one who made us all root for a psychic assassin named Villanelle. If you haven’t seen Killing Eve, what are you even doing? Oh, and she also won a Tony for a play — Broadway’s lucky to have her! Fun tidbit: She got kicked out of a dance troupe because a family trip got in the way of rehearsals. Oops.

You know him as the guy who does crazy stunts on Jackass. Johnny Knoxville’s basically the king of “hold my beer” moments. Before all that, he tried drama school but dropped out super fast — guess the classroom wasn’t wild enough for him. Classic Johnny move!

Terrence Howard’s the actor who made us all notice him in Hustle & Flow — Oscar nod included. You might’ve seen him as James “Rhodey” Rhodes before the Iron Man takeover, or Lucious Lyon lighting up Empire. Oh, and he’s also a self-taught musician. Fun fact: He once went temporarily deaf in both ears because of an untreated infection. Talk about drama!

Mark Rober’s the guy bringing wild science to your screen with DIY projects that blow your mind. Oh, and he helped NASA out with the Curiosity rover! Before YouTube fame, he even invented goggles to stop eyes from tearing up while chopping onions. That’s next-level thinking right there.

LeToya started off in Destiny’s Child before going solo and topping the charts. Acting? Yep, she does that too, starring in shows like Greenleaf and Power Book III. Bonus nugget: Her grandpa owned a hair salon, and she learned to shampoo and braid hair while rocking the group life. Multi-talented!

Joel Madden co-founded Good Charlotte, the band with way too many catchy songs. Later, he switched gears to coach The Voice Australia and host Ink Master. And if you’re wondering how they got the band’s name — it’s from a kids’ book called Good Charlotte. Who knew?

Benji Madden helped shape Good Charlotte’s pop-punk vibe and wrote some serious hits. He also started his own businesses, like a streaming platform. Side note: He’s got a giant Benjamin Franklin tattoo covering his back. That’s commitment!

Lisa Loeb rocked the charts with her catchy folk-pop hit “Stay (I Missed You),” plus she snagged a Grammy for a kids album. That cat-eye glasses look? It wasn’t just fashion — she wore them because she needed them. Talk about iconic style!

Peter Berg’s the filmmaker who knows how to tell stories about real heroics and grit. He made Friday Night Lights and Deepwater Horizon, so basically, he’s the guy who makes you feel all the feels. Fun fact: He’s related to the author of the book that inspired Friday Night Lights. Small world!

Jimmy Iovine is the music genius behind many hits and co-founder of Beats by Dre. Funniest thing? He was a sound engineer for the Voyager Golden Records that went to space in 1977. Yep, his work literally traveled beyond the stars. Talk about star power!