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Hey! Today we’re spilling the tea on some celebs who popped up on February 16. From chart-topping stars to actors you love, these folks have something in common with your birthday (maybe). Let’s dive in and see who’s part of this birthday club!

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The Weeknd, 36 (Canada’s Coolest Voice)

The Weeknd, 36 (Canada’s Coolest Voice)

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This guy went from dropping mysterious online tracks to owning the Super Bowl halftime show. The Weeknd’s vibes are a wild mix of sounds you didn’t know you needed. Fun fact: Before ‘The Weeknd,’ he played around with names like The Noise and Kin Kane. Talk about rebranding!

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    Ice-T, 68 (Rapper, Actor, Metalhead Legend)

    Ice-T, 68 (Rapper, Actor, Metalhead Legend)

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    Ice-T is basically a living legend who helped pioneer gangsta rap and then switched gears to crime-solving on TV. Also, he’s the frontman of a metal band! Random trivia: He spent four years in the army before hitting the music scene. Talk about multitasking!

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    Elizabeth Olsen, 37 (Marvel’s Emotional Powerhouse)

    Elizabeth Olsen, 37 (Marvel’s Emotional Powerhouse)

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    Known for slaying as Wanda Maximoff and nailing deep, emotional roles, Elizabeth’s not just a Marvel star – she’s an author too! Here’s a fun nugget: She almost quit acting back in 2004 because of some family media drama. Glad she stuck around!

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    #4

    Mahershala Ali, 52 (That Award-Winning Actor)

    Mahershala Ali, 52 (That Award-Winning Actor)

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    Two Oscars and an undeniable presence make Mahershala Ali a star you can’t ignore. Oh, and did you know he was a college basketball player before acting? Talk about a glow-up!

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    Ava Max, 32 (Pop Queen with a Psycho Hit)

    Ava Max, 32 (Pop Queen with a Psycho Hit)

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    You probably can’t get “Sweet but Psycho” out of your head—and that’s all Ava’s fault. Before she was Ava Max, she was Amanda Kay, rocking Radio Disney contests. Persistence pays off, huh?

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    LeVar Burton, 69 (The Ultimate Reading Rainbow Guy)

    LeVar Burton, 69 (The Ultimate Reading Rainbow Guy)

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    If you grew up wanting to read more because of a TV show, thank LeVar Burton. He played Kunta Kinte, hosted Reading Rainbow, and even snagged a Grammy! And guess what? Early on, he hosted a show for kids that was all about multicultural vibes.

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    Denzel Curry, 31 (Rap’s High-Energy Wordsmith)

    Denzel Curry, 31 (Rap’s High-Energy Wordsmith)

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    Known for bringing the heat with his rap style, Denzel caught attention with his viral hit “Ultimate.” But before all that, he was just a kid writing poetry. From poems to rap battles—glow-ups are real!

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    Lupe Fiasco, 44 (Hip-Hop’s Brainy Poet)

    Lupe Fiasco, 44 (Hip-Hop’s Brainy Poet)

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    Lupe’s got bars and brains! Starting in Chicago, he dropped mind-bending lyrics and even fronted a rock band called Japanese Cartoon. Oh, and he rocks two names—his stage name and his real one, Wasalu Muhammad Jaco. Double trouble!

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    Kim Soo-Hyun, 38 (K-Drama Heartthrob Extraordinaire)

    Kim Soo-Hyun, 38 (K-Drama Heartthrob Extraordinaire)

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    If you’ve binged any K-dramas, you’ve probably swooned over Kim Soo-Hyun. He starred in some of the biggest hits and was even almost cast in another famous show. Close calls make stories juicier!

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    Jon Ossoff, 39 (Youngest Senator Sworn In, Also Filmmaker)

    Jon Ossoff, 39 (Youngest Senator Sworn In, Also Filmmaker)

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    Politics meets documentaries in Jon Ossoff’s world. He made history as the youngest Democrat senator in a long time. Fun fact: At 16, he was already impressing big shots like John Lewis with internships. Ambition? Check.

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