Who Knew February 18 Had This Many Cool Celebs?

John Travolta basically danced his way into our hearts with moves in Saturday Night Fever and Grease. Then he shocked us all by coming back strong with Pulp Fiction. Besides acting and singing, he’s got a wild side—he’s a real pilot with some airplanes, including a Boeing 707! Talk about flying high.

Remember the ultimate '80s teen Molly Ringwald? She nailed it in all those John Hughes flicks and then surprised everyone by dropping a jazz album when she was just six! Yeah, that’s right—a jazz-singing kid. Molly’s got layers—a singer, writer, and all-around cool artist.

Matt Dillon was the king of brooding teens in the '80s, and later got an Oscar nod for Crash. Oh, and he’s got a vinyl addiction that’d make any collector jealous—one of the biggest Latin music collections out there. Talk about cool hobbies!

If you’ve ever watched Wheel of Fortune, you know Vanna White—the queen of unveiling letters and rocking fancy gowns. She’s been dazzling audiences for decades and even holds a Guinness World Record for clapping more than anyone else on TV. Plus, fun fact: she was once a game show contestant herself!

Cybill Shepherd kicked off her fame with The Last Picture Show and didn’t stop there—she’s done acting, singing, and even stood up for what she believes in. Oh, and did we mention she was crowned Miss Teenage Memphis at 16? Early fame, much?

Ike Barinholtz made us laugh on MADtv and kept it coming on The Mindy Project and in movies like Neighbors. Believe it or not, he once thought about going into politics instead of comedy. Luckily for us, he chose the funny route!

Yoko Ono isn’t just famous for her marriage to John Lennon—she’s an artist and musician who’s been shaking up the scene for decades with wild, creative projects and strong messages of peace. She even survived World War II’s Tokyo firebombing and came out fierce and full of stories.

Regina Spektor’s voice and piano skills create songs that tell stories like no one else—she’s part anti-folk, part classical magic. When her family moved to America, she didn’t even have a piano, so she practiced on tabletops and basement floors. That’s some serious dedication!

Jillian Michaels made us sweat on The Biggest Loser with her tough-but-empowering attitude. But did you know she’s also got black belts in Muay Thai and Akarui-Do? Yeah, fitness queen AND martial arts master. Bow down!

Dennis DeYoung didn’t just sing in Styx—he wrote the hits and brought theatrical flair to rock music. Before band fame, he was a music teacher, and fun fact: he started out playing accordion. From classrooms to rock stages, he’s done it all!