Celeb Birthdays That Make May 9 a Star-Studded Day!

Billy Joel is the guy who brought us classics like “Piano Man” and “Uptown Girl.” He’s sold zillions of records and can crank out a tune like no one else. Oh, and fun fact: as a teen, he was basically a boxing champ with 22 wins before a broken nose made him tap out.

Rosario Dawson lights up the screen in everything from gritty movies like Sin City to Star Wars adventures as Ahsoka Tano. Bonus: she once popped up on Sesame Street as a kid — talk about starting young!

Noah Centineo stole hearts in “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before” and has been rocking shows like The Fosters. Plot twist: he actually auditioned for a different role before snagging his famous part. Smooth move, Noah!

Candice Bergen made a name for herself as Murphy Brown—sharp, sassy, and Emmy-winning. When she was growing up, her dad’s famous dummy Charlie McCarthy was like her goofy little brother. Yep, it’s a thing!

Shaboozey’s got a style all his own, mixing country, hip-hop, and Americana in ways you didn’t see coming. That funky stage name? It’s thanks to a coach’s hilarious mispronunciation of his Nigerian last name. Classic!

Ghostface Killah is basically the Wu-Tang Clan’s lyrical wizard, spinning stories you can’t forget. His name? Inspired by a kung fu flick character, so yeah, he’s got that cool-movie-vibe going strong.

John Corbett had a bit of a steel factory life before he made it big as a TV and movie heartthrob. Plus, he throws down some country tunes too. Who knew this guy was so multi-talented?

Tamia’s got a five-octave voice that just melts your heart. She started out working with Quincy Jones and wowed fans with her heartfelt albums. Surprise: she kicked off her acting in Speed II. Vroom vroom!

Dave Gahan’s voice and stage moves helped make Depeche Mode huge worldwide. Before the fame, he had some wild teenage days with joyriding and graffiti — a bit of rebel with a cause!

Daniel Rosenfeld, aka C418, created those chill, moody tracks that make Minecraft’s world so immersive. A quirky twist: his stage name is a spin on his brother’s nickname. Game on!