Guess Who’s Turning Up the Fun on May 11? Celeb Birthdays Galore!

Sabrina’s a pop sensation with catchy songs and a Disney Channel past that makes her double-awesome. Her album Short n' Sweet lit up the charts and snagged some Grammy bling. And get this—her dad built her a purple recording studio in their basement when she was just ten. Talk about starting early!

Coi Leray drops beats and catchy tunes that stick in your head like glue. Her hits like “No More Parties” are basically party anthems, and her albums Trendsetter and Coi show she’s here to stay. Before the fame, she was hustling in sales after dropping out of high school at 16—pretty chill glow-up, right?

Remember Lara Jean from To All the Boys? That’s Lana Condor, stealing hearts worldwide. She also rocked it as a mutant in X-Men: Apocalypse and champions mental health like a boss. Fun tidbit: Lana was accepted to college but hit pause to slay her acting dreams instead.

Tim’s been popping up in all the good stuff like O Brother, Where Art Thou? and HBO’s Watchmen. He’s not just acting though—he writes and directs too. And here’s a nerdy fact: he was the only one in the O Brother cast who actually read the Odyssey it’s based on. Fancy!

Shira made waves with her Emmy-nominated performance in Unorthodox and is gearing up for Marvel fame in Captain America: Brave New World. Here’s a heart-tugger: she beat kidney cancer as a toddler, and now she’s shining brighter than ever.

James runs big-league sports stuff with Madison Square Garden but also fronts a band called JD & The Straight Shot. Before all that, he wrestled with some rough times and aimed for a music career. Who says business and rock can’t mix?

Kardinal blends reggae vibes with hip-hop beats to make music that sticks. He even performed in front of Nelson Mandela when he was 14—no big deal! Now he’s a top music exec shaping Canada’s soundscape.

Laetitia isn’t just a stunning model and actress; she’s also got chops in judo with a brown belt. Can you imagine? From Victoria’s Secret runways to playing Brigitte Bardot, she rocks every role effortlessly.

Pam’s that unforgettable Miss Trunchbull from Matilda—yep, the school’s big scary boss. She kicked off her acting passion in New Zealand as a teen and has been charming (or terrifying) audiences ever since.

Eric’s voice is so deep and bluesy, it’s basically legendary. He led The Animals during the British Invasion and later rocked with the funk band War. Plus, fun fact: he inspired The Beatles’ “Eggman” character. Talk about a musical claim to fame!