Famous Folks Born on June 4 That You Gotta Know

Angelina Jolie blew us away with Girl, Interrupted and then jumped into epic action roles. She’s also a boss filmmaker and does some serious good as a UN envoy. Fun twist? She once thought about becoming a funeral director after a family funeral mishap—yeah, that’s random!

Russell Brand loves making you laugh while dropping some unexpected wisdom. From Forgetting Sarah Marshall to running his own podcast, he’s got style. Oh, and he hosted Big Brother’s Big Mouth because why not? Also, he battled bulimia at 14—talk about his own kind of fearless.

Snapchat? That’s Evan’s baby. He turned disappearing pics into a mega-success and became one of the youngest billionaires ever. Before that? He was hustling with an unpaid Red Bull internship in high school. Talk about starting small and aiming big!

T.J. Miller nails comedy with his unique style, especially as Erlich on Silicon Valley. He’s been in Deadpool, voiced cartoons, and survived a brain surgery in 2010—he really knows how to keep things interesting.

You probably recognize Noah Wyle as Dr. Carter from ER. He kept audiences hooked and even grabbed some Emmy and Golden Globe nods. Fun fact? He was listed as one of People’s "50 Most Beautiful People" in 2001. Hollywood-level charm, for sure!

Central Cee made waves with his catchy drill tracks and real street vibes. He even dabbled in fashion with his own streetwear brand. Before the fame, he wasn’t loving his short-lived shoe store job — quitting was the right call!

Started on Dance Moms, now she’s everywhere—singing, acting, and slaying social media. Mackenzie even rocked Dancing with the Stars: Juniors. Heads up! She has an extra bone in her foot, which sounds painful but she keeps dancing anyway.

Bar started modeling young, paused for braces at 12 (because pearls, right?). Then she soared, landing Sports Illustrated covers and branching out into TV and business. Proof that a little pause can lead to big glam.

Keith David’s deep, unforgettable voice has popped up in movies, TV, and cartoons. He’s got credits like Platoon and The Princess and the Frog—and started acting playing the Cowardly Lion. Pretty cool way to kick off a legendary career!

Al B. Sure! was a star quarterback but said “no thanks” to football and yes to music instead. That decision gave us classic hits like "Nite and Day" and a triple-platinum album. Smooth moves on and off the field!