Guess Who’s Blowing Out Candles Today? Celeb Edition!

Celine's got a voice so powerful it could probably wake the neighbors—and she's been rocking the music scene forever. From Las Vegas showstoppers to tear-jerking ballads, she’s a heart-grabber for sure. Fun tidbit: she got her name from a French song that came out before she was even born. Fancy, huh?

If there’s a guitar god, it’s Eric. The guy’s riffs in Cream and solo hits like “Layla” are legendary. Oh, and plot twist—he thought his mom was his sister until he was nine. Talk about family drama!

This guy’s not just a Hollywood star; he’s also a man who gave up TEN football scholarships just to act. And thank goodness he did! He’s got Oscars buzz and a knack for getting political too. Multitalented, for real.

Tracy’s voice hits deep and her lyrics pack a punch. She got her guitar mojo from watching… wait for it… a country comedy show called Hee Haw. Who knew? Her songs got all the Grammys, and then some.

From soap opera heartthrob to Emmy-winning talk show host, Mark’s career glow-up is real. Fun fact: Before acting took over, he was a dancer called “Meat.” Yep, seriously.

Smooth voice? Check. Grammy stardom? Double check. Before Norah mastered piano, she gave the alto saxophone a shot in junior high. Turns out, she’s just naturally talented with any instrument she touches.

Before he was singing country hits, Thomas was banging drums in a punk band with some seriously dark hair dye vibes. Now he’s winning country awards and melting hearts with his songs about family life.

NF tells it like it is with raw, real lyrics about mental health and life’s ups and downs. Before blowing up on the charts, he was literally wiring buildings as an electrician. From cables to beats!

Paul gave us laughs on Mad About You and even co-wrote its theme song. Here’s the wild part: that tune was sent all the way to Mars as a wake-up call for a spacecraft back in ’96. Comedy truly out of this world.

Before stirring up TV waves, Piers spent nine months working in insurance at Lloyd's of London. Then, bam! He dove headfirst into journalism and became a household name known for his loud opinions and no-filter style.