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Hey, guess what? It’s celeb birthday time! Today, we’re checking out stars like Maddie Ziegler, Kieran Culkin, and T-Pain who were all born on September 30. Ready for some fun facts about these familiar faces? Let’s jump right in and see if you share a birthday with any of them!

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Maddie Ziegler: The Dance Floor Queen, 24

Maddie Ziegler: The Dance Floor Queen, 24

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Remember Maddie from Dance Moms? Yeah, she’s that dancing whirlwind who made everyone stop and stare. She didn’t just twirl on reality TV—she grabbed Hollywood roles too, like in The Fallout and Steven Spielberg’s West Side Story. Oh! And she wrote a best-selling memoir all about her fast rise to fame. Fun fact: her very first acting gig? Playing a younger version of a lead character on Drop Dead Diva. Talk about starting young!

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    Kieran Culkin: Hollywood’s Charming Wild Card, 44

    Kieran Culkin: Hollywood’s Charming Wild Card, 44

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    Kieran’s that actor who somehow stays ahead with his off-the-wall energy. He shines in Succession and snagged an Oscar for A Real Pain. Bonus cool fact: he actually studied ballet. Oh, and get this—he didn’t realize his brother Macaulay starred in Home Alone until the movie’s premiere. How wild is that?

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    T-Pain: The Voice That Changed the Game, 42

    T-Pain: The Voice That Changed the Game, 42

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    T-Pain brought that futuristic vibe to R&B back in the 2000s, and honestly, he’s been killing it ever since. Two Grammys, a record label, and a killer gaming stream on the side? Yep, that’s him. Little tidbit: no matter the check, he always stashes half into savings. Smart and cool!

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    Monica Bellucci: The Timeless Superstar, 62

    Monica Bellucci: The Timeless Superstar, 62

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    Monica’s that classic star who’s done it all—acting, modeling, owning the elegant vibe. From Malèna to James Bond’s Spectre, she’s wowed audiences worldwide. She even studied law and waited tables before hitting the big time. Talk about humble beginnings!

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    Fran Drescher: The Nanny With the Laugh You Can’t Forget, 69

    Fran Drescher: The Nanny With the Laugh You Can’t Forget, 69

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    Fran’s laugh? Totally unforgettable. She took the ‘90s comedy world by storm with The Nanny and even shook up Hollywood as a union boss. Oh, and she and her ex went to cosmetology school together because their acting classes were all booked up. Now that’s commitment!

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    Marion Cotillard: The French Star With a Heart, 51

    Marion Cotillard: The French Star With a Heart, 51

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    Marion isn’t just an Oscar winner—she’s also a Greenpeace fan and Dior’s shining ambassador. She nailed her performance as Édith Piaf in La Vie en Rose and was once the second most Googled actress, right after Meghan Markle. Très chic and very popular!

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    Lacey Chabert: From Child Star to Hallmark Darling, 44

    Lacey Chabert: From Child Star to Hallmark Darling, 44

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    Lacey started young, winning the title of World's Baby Petite at age three (yes, really). She voiced Eliza Thornberry and became a Hallmark favorite. Outside acting, she runs her own comfy apparel line. Multi-tasking like a pro!

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    Johnny Mathis: The Smooth Voice of the ’50s, 91

    Johnny Mathis: The Smooth Voice of the ’50s, 91

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    Johnny’s got a voice smoother than butter. In the late ’50s, he blew up with romantic ballads and Christmas classics you'll wanna sing to all year. Fun fact: he almost skipped his first recording to compete in high jump trials for the Olympics. Priorities, right?

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    Tony Hale: The Master of Neurotic Comedy, 56

    Tony Hale: The Master of Neurotic Comedy, 56

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    You know him as the lovable anxious guy from Arrested Development and Veep. Tony even lent his voice to Forky in Toy Story 4 and wrote a children’s book! Oh, and he danced to 'Mr. Roboto' in a Volkswagen ad before hitting it big. Quirky and talented!

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    Trey Anastasio: The Jam Band Legend, 62

    Trey Anastasio: The Jam Band Legend, 62

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    Trey co-founded Phish and mixed rock, jazz, and some wild Broadway flair into his tunes. He’s written over 100 songs and got a Tony nod. Bonus cool fact: he inspired a kids' book character thanks to his grandparents. Talk about leaving a legacy!

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