Guess Who’s Born Today? July 22 Celeb Birthday Party!

Selena went from Disney’s magic world to pop chart domination with songs like "Come & Get It." She even started her own beauty brand that’s all about being you. And if you’re binging shows, catch her in "Only Murders in the Building." By the way, she’s named after the legendary singer Selena Quintanilla-Perez—talk about big shoes to fill!

Willem’s that guy who brings impossible characters to life, from intense dramas to playing the wild Green Goblin in Spider-Man. Fun fact: he swapped William for Willem in high school just to stand out—mission accomplished!

You know him from the Lethal Weapon movies, but Danny’s also a big-time activist fighting for good causes. Quick tidbit: he battled epilepsy as a young guy but hasn’t had a seizure since 35. Talk about resilience!

Don wasn’t just drumming in the Eagles; he sang on classics like "Hotel California." Random fact: He started off playing trombone in high school before switching — and eventually quitting drums due to a cranky back. Rock and roll, but take care of your back!

John’s been making us laugh and cry with movies and his stand-up stories for ages. He even voiced Sid, our favorite sloth from Ice Age. Growing up in Queens, he used comedy as his secret weapon to dodge fights. Sneaky and funny!

Albert’s humor is sharp and a little neurotic—in the best way. You might know him as Marlin in Finding Nemo or from his clever films like Lost in America. Oh, and he wasn’t always Albert Brooks—he ditched Lawrence Einstein to avoid confusing folks with the famous scientist. Smart move!

The guy who makes sarcasm look like an art form! From Saturday Night Live laughs to starring in Tommy Boy and Joe Dirt, David keeps us chuckling. Surprise: He was a spelling bee champ and almost a chess master. Who knew?

George didn’t just make funk music; he created a whole psychedelic party with Parliament-Funkadelic. Before all the glitz, teen George cut hair at a barbershop. Funky and fresh from the start!

If you’ve sung along to The Little Mermaid or Aladdin, you’ve got Alan to thank. This composer’s bag is full of Oscars and even an EGOT! Before music took over, he was training to be a doctor. Plot twist!

Rhys is that unforgettable mix of intense and funny, shining in Notting Hill and House of the Dragon. For his role as Spike, he actually skipped brushing teeth and showers. Talk about commitment to the bit!