Guess Who’s Turning a Year Older Today? 10 Famous Faces You’ll Totally Know!

Cara Delevingne started out as a tiny 10-year-old model for Italian Vogue. Yep, she was rocking the runway before most of us learned to ride a bike. From high fashion superstar to movie star (hello, Suicide Squad!), she’s also known for standing up about mental health. Quite the all-star package!

Casey Affleck knows how to dig deep into characters, winning an Oscar for Manchester by the Sea. Fun twist: as a kid, he became fluent in Spanish after hanging out in Mexico for a year. Talk about an adventurous youngster!

LaKeith Stanfield is that cool mix of actor and hip-hop artist—with a stage name Htiekal (his first name spelled backward—mind blown?). He’s nailed roles in movies like Get Out and even snagged an Oscar nod. Double threat much?

Before Dixie D’Amelio took over TikTok and the music charts, she was busy scoring goals as a field hockey player. Sports star turned social media queen, she also stars in her family’s reality show. Pretty neat glow-up, right?

Minecraft wizard Dream isn’t just about the blocks—he used to be the quarterback for his high school flag football team. Now, he’s a gaming legend with tons of fans tuning in for his famous 'Minecraft Manhunt' series. Level up!

Yvette Nicole Brown brings laughs and heart, best known as Shirley on Community. Oh, and here’s a fun surprise: she was signed to Motown Records as a teen! Yep, multitasking is her middle name.

Peter Krause starred in hits like Six Feet Under and Parenthood. Before the fame, he mixed drinks as a bartender at Broadway’s Palace Theatre—side note: Aaron Sorkin was there too! Small world or big cocktail party?

Michael Ian Black nailed dry humor as part of MTV’s The State. But did you know he was also the voice and puppeteer behind the famous Pets.com sock puppet? Talk about hidden talents!

Mark Knopfler, the brain behind Dire Straits’ epic tunes, is unique: he’s left-handed but plays guitar right-handed. No wonder his fingerstyle magic sounds so fresh!

Known for his smooth style, George Hamilton almost traded acting for medicine because he loved reading about it as a kid. Luckily, his mom nudged him to act instead, and Hollywood got a whole lot more charming.