10 Famous Folks Who Share May 28 Birthdays (And You Might Too!)

Gladys Knight, aka the "Empress of Soul," has been rocking our ears for decades with her powerhouse voice and smooth moves. You know "Midnight Train to Georgia"? Yep, that’s her and the Pips making magic. Oh, and she snagged seven Grammy Awards. Little twist: she won a TV talent show when she was just seven years old! Talk about a prodigy.

Kylie Minogue is basically the pop chameleon who never stops dazzling. From Aussie singer to global queen, she’s dropped hits like "Fever" and "Can’t Get You Out of My Head" (which was actually meant for another band—surprise!). Oh, and she’s the only female artist with number-one albums in five UK decades. Yes, five.

Carey Mulligan burst onto our screens with "An Education" and hasn’t stopped impressing with roles in "Promising Young Woman" and more. Despite flunking drama school auditions three times, she’s now snagged multiple Oscar nods. Persistence level: expert.

Jake Johnson makes funny and heartfelt acting look easy, playing Nick Miller on "New Girl" and lending his voice to Spider-Man in "Into the Spider-Verse." He even tried directing a film recently. Bonus: he swapped his last name for his mom’s during high school. Family vibes!

John Fogerty led Creedence Clearwater Revival and gave us timeless swamp rock jams. His voice and guitar scream classics. Fun fact: before CCR, the band was called The Blue Velvets and The Golliwogs. Changing names, same cool vibe.

Rudy Giuliani made headlines as NYC’s mayor during some tough moments and was known for taking down organized crime. Here’s a twist — he actually thought about becoming a priest before jumping into law and politics. Plot twist much?

Marco Rubio's been a major player in US politics, from Florida Senator to Secretary of State. He’s known for some big laws too. Side note: he’s colorblind and totally depends on his wife to keep his outfits on point. Teamwork makes the dream work!

Colbie Caillat’s chill acoustic pop vibe made waves online before she was famous. Originally a MySpace sensation, her big debut album went platinum, and she won a Grammy for “Lucky” with Jason Mraz. Fun bit: American Idol said "no" twice before she even hit it big. Oops, their loss!

Alec Benjamin’s got this super catchy, heartfelt pop style that’s all about stories. His song “Let Me Down Slowly” blew up, but there was a rough patch when he ended up living in his red Ford Fiesta after a record deal fell apart. Talk about dedication!

Roman Atwood turned from working at his family’s rope factory to making millions laugh on YouTube with pranks and vlogs. His "Smile More" merch is like a shoutout to good vibes. Proof that sometimes, the web’s the best stage!