10 Celebs Who Have Their Birthday Today (Yeah, Drake’s One of Them!)

Drake went from a Degrassi kid to a hip-hop king with catchy songs and deep lyrics. He’s got a ton of hits and a handful of Grammys, plus he runs the OVO Sound label. Oh, and here’s a splash of trivia: his uncle rocked the bass in the legendary funk band Sly and the Family Stone!

Felix Kjellberg, aka PewDiePie, turned gaming commentary into a global phenomenon with over 100 million subscribers. Besides cracking jokes and playing games, he’s also into charity work. Bonus fact: Before YouTube fame, he flipped hot dogs to bankroll his camera gear!

Kevin Kline’s the guy who nails comedy and classical acting with equal charm. He snagged an Oscar for A Fish Called Wanda and three Tonys to boot. Little known? He was once all set to be a classical piano star before switching gears to acting.

BD Wong is that super versatile actor who won a Tony for his dazzling M. Butterfly role, pops up as Dr. Henry Wu in Jurassic Park, and even voiced a Disney prince. Oh, and he made history with five major theater awards for the same part. Talk about a hat trick!

F. Murray Abraham wowed the world as Salieri in Amadeus and keeps shining on TV shows like The White Lotus. Weird fact alert: before all that Oscar style, he was rocking a fruit costume in commercials. Yep, really!

Monica’s voice ruled the 90s with hits like 'The Boy Is Mine.' Grammy winner and record label boss, she crushed high school with a 4.0 while touring. Talk about multitasking like a pro!

From 3LW and The Cheetah Girls to daytime TV wins and The Masked Singer’s Flamingo, Adrienne’s done it all. Before the spotlight, she had plans to deliver babies as an obstetrician—wild switch, right?

David lights up screens as Diego in The Umbrella Academy and has done some serious action flicks too. Funny fact: he studied civil engineering and was all set to join the family biz before acting stole the show.

Casey made us laugh on SNL and Happy Endings, then took the podcast world by storm with Bitch Sesh. Bonus story: her dad built her a backyard stage so she could perform plays with her pals when she was just nine. Nice dad move!

Daya started in Pittsburgh and soared with hits like “Don’t Let Me Down” (hello, Grammy!). She flips between piano, guitar, sax, and more, and is all about supporting LGBTQ rights. Talent on full blast!