10 Celebs Who Share a Birthday on May 24 (Bet You Didn’t Know #5!)

Bob Dylan basically rewrote the rulebook on folk and rock music back in the '60s. Albums like The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan and Highway 61 Revisited? Absolute classics. Oh, and that time he "went electric" at the Newport Folk Festival? Epic! Also, here's a neat tidbit: before he was a folk legend, he tickled the ivories for pop star Bobby Vee for a hot minute.

Patti LaBelle has been rocking the stage and airwaves for six whole decades! She’s got two Grammys and even a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame to prove it. And get this – her sweet potato pies are so famous they sold out in just hours after a YouTube review went viral. Talk about star power!

Priscilla Presley didn’t just marry the King of Rock, she went on to act in Dallas and co-run Elvis Presley Enterprises, turning Graceland into the ultimate fan destination. A tough start in life didn’t slow her down – her dad tragically died in a plane crash when she was a baby. Talk about resilience!

John C. Reilly can do it all: make you laugh, cry, and sing along. Remember Wreck-It Ralph? That’s him! Fun fact: his first movie part was supposed to be tiny, but the director liked him so much they gave him more screen time. Everyone wins!

Alfred Molina has given us unforgettable characters like Doctor Octopus (hello, Spider-Man fans) and painted a big screen Diego Rivera in Frida. Broadway also loves him, with Tony nods to back it up. Bonus cool fact: Lego made three mini versions of his characters. Yep, the dude’s officially tiny in plastic!

Tommy Chong’s comedy style is as laid back as it gets. He co-starred in the classic Cheech & Chong movies and even snagged a Grammy. Before the laughs, he rocked the guitar in Canada’s first racially mixed R&B band. That’s pretty cool, right?

G-Eazy burst onto the hip-hop scene with killer beats and introspective lyrics straight out of Oakland. His album These Things Happen really made waves. The twist? Despite his cool vibe, he’s basically terrified of pigeons. Birds beware!

Kristin Scott Thomas acts like a boss in both English and French films. You’ve probably seen her killing it in Four Weddings and a Funeral or The English Patient. Fun fact: she’s so fluent in French, she even did her own dubbing. Talk about multitasking!

Greg Berlanti is like the wizard behind so many TV hits, including the mega-popular Arrowverse superheroes. He also directed Love, Simon, which touched hearts everywhere. Plus, his production logo has his dad’s voice telling him to 'move your head!' How adorably bossy is that?

Emily Austin brings energy and honesty to sports journalism, especially with NBA chats you don’t usually see. She’s also worked with Sports Illustrated and even judged Miss Universe. Bonus points: she faced tough thyroid surgery (tumors and all) and came back stronger. Total boss move!