10 Celebs Born on October 31 That You Definitely Didn’t Know Share Your Birthday

Willow burst onto the scene with “Whip My Hair” and didn’t stop there. She’s now rocking an alternative rock vibe and has a cool chat show under her belt. Also, she appeared in a crazy post-apocalyptic movie with dad back when she was 7. Talk about starting young!

Peter made epic fantasy movies everyone loved. But get this—he started by making a homemade King Kong movie with puppets as a kid. From backyard projects to Hollywood blockbusters, he’s done it all!

You know her from Black Panther—and she totally owns it. Letitia’s so good she even snagged a BAFTA Rising Star award. Fun fact: she decided to go pro after watching a super inspiring movie as a kid. Dream big!

You can’t forget “Ice Ice Baby.” Vanilla Ice rocked the 90s with that jam and then surprised everyone by flipping houses on TV. Also, he was a jet-ski racing champ before hitting big in rap. Who knew?

From rom-coms to serious dramas, Dermot’s done it all. But here’s a twist—he’s a real-life cellist who’s even played on film scores. So yeah, he’s pretty much a Hollywood multitasker.

Ad-Rock rocked the mic with the Beastie Boys but got his start shredding guitar in a punk band. Turns out, he’s a musical shape-shifter who’s also popped up in some indie flicks.

Piper’s got range. She went from wild nights in Coyote Ugly to thrilling spy drama Covert Affairs. Bonus: her first audition was totally a happy accident when she was just tagging along with her boyfriend!

Johnny’s guitar work totally changed the indie rock game with The Smiths. But before he was strumming to fame, he was trying out for Manchester City soccer team. Rock star or footballer? Why not both?

Dan’s voice brought big news to millions for decades, but he actually kicked off his career calling minor league baseball games on the radio. From homeruns to headlines, he made it all sound exciting!

Rob’s been cracking us up since his Saturday Night Live days and starred in more goofy hits than you can count. Plus, he’s got a big heart and started a foundation to support music classes in schools. Funny and kind? We’re into it.