Today’s Star-Studded Birthday Bash: Who’s Turning Up on October 30?

Ivanka Trump is the ultimate multi-tasker—business wiz, author, and mom of three who even made a quick stop as a teen model on the cover of Seventeen magazine. From family fame to her own lifestyle brand, she’s always got something going on. Oh, and she’s also a senior presidential advisor. No big deal.

Ashley Graham isn’t just a top model; she’s a body positivity powerhouse. She smashed records being the first curve model on the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover and juggles her career with being a supermom to three boys. Oh, and fun fact: she’s got ADHD and dyslexia but still rocks it big time.

Devin Booker is basically a basketball wizard. He’s the Phoenix Suns’ all-time leading scorer, a four-time NBA All-Star, and even snagged two Olympic gold medals. Plus, he’s a special kind of hero off the court, championing causes inspired by his sister’s journey with DiGeorge syndrome.

Henry Winkler will forever be Fonzie, the king of cool from Happy Days. But he’s got more tricks: Emmy winner, bestselling kids’ author, and a champion for people with learning disabilities—a cause close to his heart since discovering his own dyslexia at 31. Not too shabby for the ultimate cool dude.

If you loved Boyz n the Hood or The Best Man, you know Nia Long. She’s been stealing the show with real-deal performances and snagged some serious awards along the way. And get this: she once unknowingly shrugged off Prince’s attempt to grab her hand leaving a club—classic!

Gavin Rossdale’s voice defined the post-grunge era with his band Bush, selling megatons of albums worldwide. Fun fact: the guy couldn’t talk until he was four years old. Now he’s still rocking and just dropped Bush’s tenth album, proving it’s never too late to make some noise!

Adam Copeland, aka Edge, didn’t just throw down in the ring—he earned multiple world championships and WWE Hall of Fame status. And guess what? His iconic name came from an Albany radio station. Talk about fate calling!

Kennedy McMann nailed it as Nancy Drew on TV, turning heads with her acting chops. She’s been open about living with OCD since childhood, and guess what? Acting helps her cope. Talk about turning drama into art.

Cale Makar isn’t your average hockey player. He’s a trophy magnet with a Stanley Cup, two Norris Trophies, and a playoff MVP award. Once torn between hockey and engineering at age 10, he clearly chose the right path—skates over spreadsheets!

Janel Parrish lit up screens as Mona Vanderwaal in Pretty Little Liars, but she got the acting bug way back at nine after seeing The Phantom of the Opera. She’s also a singer and dancer who’s rocked Broadway and Dancing with the Stars. Dreams do come true, folks.