Meet The May 22 Birthday Squad: Famous Folks You Probably Didn’t Know Share Your Day

Naomi Campbell basically changed the fashion game forever. She was the first Black woman on French Vogue and Time covers—talk about making history! Beyond strutting her stuff, she acts and supports good causes. Bonus: She appeared in a Bob Marley video when she was only eight years old. Total legend.

Ginnifer Goodwin is that actress you just can’t get enough of. Star of HBO’s Big Love and the friendly Snow White in Once Upon a Time, she’s got talent for days. Fun tidbit: She changed the spelling of her name from Jennifer to match how she says it in her Southern accent—talk about commitment to keeping it real!

Maggie Q brings the wow factor with her jaw-dropping action roles (hello, Nikita and Mission: Impossible III!). Before all that, she trained with Jackie Chan—yeah, the Jackie Chan. She’s basically a stunt pro with style.

Michael Kelly nails those serious roles, like the unforgettable Doug Stamper on House of Cards. And get this: he actually was in a rock band before acting. Rock ’n’ roll vibes meet dramatic chops—nice combo!

Morrissey is that British singer with the voice and words that stick in your head forever. Frontman of The Smiths, he’s been vegetarian since he was 11, which inspired one of their most famous albums. Talk about sticking to your beliefs!

Johnny Gill’s got a voice that fills the room. From New Edition to solo stardom, his ‘90s hits are pure gold. Oh, and he almost studied electrical engineering before music stole the show. Imagine that mix!

Emma Chamberlain blew up YouTube with her chill vibe and real-talk vlogs. She even started her own coffee brand—that’s hustle! Also, she was a competitive cheerleader for five years. So yeah, she’s kind of a boss in every way.

Peyton Elizabeth Lee won hearts on Disney Channel’s Andi Mack and keeps impressing on Disney+. Fun fact: She was the youngest ever admitted to the fancy Playhouse West acting school. Talent alert incoming!

Sean Gunn might not be a household name, but he’s the dude behind Kirk Gleason on Gilmore Girls and even brought Rocket Raccoon to life on set before the voice happened. Plus, he teams up with his brother, James Gunn, for all kinds of cool projects. Family goals?