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Turns 61 on February 26. The singer-songwriter has recorded eight top 10 albums and two No. 1 singles on the Billboard charts.

Turns 47 on February 25. The Entertainment Tonight co-host joined ET in January 2011. In her time with ET, Nancy has sat down for exclusive interviews with headline makers, including Oprah, President Barack Obama, First Lady Michelle Obama, Second Lady Jill Biden and more.

Turns 49 on February 24. Davis' big break came on the soap opera General Hospital, but she is perhaps best known for her role as Charlotte on the HBO series Sex and the City.

Turns 43, February 4. This actor and comedian got his breakthrough start as a correspondent on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, and is best known for the hit comedy Hot Tub Time Machine, and the Adult Swim comedy series Childrens Hospital, which he created.

Turned 38, February 3. Fisher's first major American role came in Wedding Crashers, for which she won an MTV Movie Award for Breakthrough Performance.

Turned 28, February 3. Gaining widespread popularity for her highly-praised role as Fat Amy in the 2012 musical comedy Pitch Perfect, Wilson is also the creator of the ABC sitcom Super Fun Night.

Turns 33, January 31. Aside from being a wildly successful musician and actor, Timberlake is also part of the elite SNL five-timers club, having hosted the show five times, and guest appearing in even more episodes.

Turns 37, January 31. Best known for starring in the hit ABC political drama Scandal, she also recently starred in the acclaimed Quentin Tarantino film Django Unchained as Django's wife Broomhilda von Schaft.

Turns 40, January 30. Best known for revitalizing the role of Batman in cinema with his performance in Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy, Bale has won an Oscar for his performance in 2010's The Fighter, and is nominated for an Oscar this year for his role in American Hustle.

Turns 84, January 30. The legendary, iconic Gene Hackman has been nominated for 5 Oscars, and has won twice, for his performances in the classic crime drama The French Connection and the iconic 1993 Clint Eastwood-directed western Unforgiven.

Turned 60, January 29. Aside from her massively popular talk show The Oprah Winfrey Show, which was the highest rated talk show in history, Oprah is also an accomplished film actress, even being nominated for an Oscar for her performance in The Color Purple.

Turned 44, January 29. Graham's first breakthrough performance was in the Gus Van Sant crime drama Drugstore Cowboy, but she gained widespread critical acclaim for playing Rollergirl, a young porn starlet, in the celebrated 1997 dramedy Boogie Nights.

Turned 39, January 29. Best known for her sitcom work on the hit shows Roseanne and later The Big Bang Theory, Gilbert is currently a co-host and executive producer for the CBS show The Talk.

Turned 33, January 28. Best known for playing the beloved fantasy character Frodo Baggins in The Lord of the Rings trilogy, Wood has taken on a number of darker roles, playing serial killers in both Sin City and the recent slasher film Maniac.

Turned 16, January 28. Best known for playing Alex Dunphy on the hit ABC sitcom Modern Family, Ariel got her first acting gig starring in a Cool Whip commercial when she was 6.

Turned 45, January 27. This acclaimed comedian, best known for his bitingly sarcastic, pop culture-based stand-up, also voiced Remy the rat in the hit Disney Pixar film Ratatouille.

Turned 74, January 27. Best known for his Oscar-nominated performance as Farmer Hoggett in the 1995 family drama Babe, Cromwell recently starred in the second season of American Horror Story as an evil, mad scientist.

Turned 49, January 27. Best known for playing the superhero Nightcrawler in the X-Men film series, Cumming was also nominated for two Primetime Emmys for his work on the popular TV drama The Good Wife.

Turns 40, January 24. Best known for his work on the US version of The Office and for his role in The Hangover, Helms actually got his big break as a correspondent on The Daily Show.

Turns 36, January 24. A brilliant comedian and actress, Schaal is best known for her wild role on HBO's Flight of the Conchords and her frequent contributions to The Daily Show. However, she also provides the voice for the Disney Chanel animated program Gravity Falls.

Turned 50, January 23. Currently starring as Police Sergeant Olivia Benson on Law & Order: SVU, Hargitay is the daughter of actress and famous sex-symbol Jayne Mansfield.

Turned 40, January 23. Best known for playing the iconic Kelly Kapowski on the hit '90s sitcom Saved By The Bell, Thiessen is currently starring on the popular USA Network drama White Collar.

Turned 64, January 23. Gaining fame on television playing the iconic character MacGyver from 1985-92, Anderson returned to television in 1997 as the star of the popular sci-fi action drama Stargate SG-1, a spin-off of the 1994 film of the same name.

Turned 49, January 22. Best known for her highly-erotic performance in the 2002 thriller Unfaithful, Diane Lane recently starred in Man of Steel as the mother of Clark Kent.

Turned 74, January 22. Best known for his Oscar-nominated portrayal of John Merrick in The Elephant Man, Hurt recently appeared as The War Doctor in the 50th Anniversary episode of Doctor Who.

Turned 58, January 21. Best known for her roles in films such as A League of their Own and Themla & Louise, Davis also won an Oscar for her performance in the 1988 drama The Accidental Tourist.

Turned 37, January 21. Known for playing Spencer Shay on the super-popular Nickelodeon show iCarly, Trainor has spent a large part of his career with Nick on several shows, including providing the voice of Dudley Puppy on Nick's animated program T.U.F.F. Puppy.

Turned 48, January 20. Best known for playing Dwight Schrute on The Office, Rainn also was responsible for directing three of the show's episodes.

Turned 27, January 20. Best known for his different roles on multiple seasons of the anthology horror show American Horror Story, Peters recently got engaged to his AHS co-star Emma Roberts.

Turned 58, January 20. Standup comic, satirist, and, most notably, television host, Maher also directed the 2008 documentary Religulous, which explored the world’s different concepts and viewpoints of multiple religions.

Turned 68 on January 19. Dolly has composed over 3,000 songs during the span of career -- among them the hit I Will Always Love You.

Turns 34, January 17. Apart from her successful and wonderfully-eccentric acting career, Zooey is also part of the indie musical duo She & Him.

Turns 52, January 17. One of the most successful comic actors in Hollywood, Carrey got his start on the edgy sketch-comedy show In Living Color.

Turns 50, January 17. Long before becoming American's First Lady, Michelle Obama was the salutatorian of her high school.

Turns 92, January 17. Best known for her work on iconic sitcoms such as The Golden Girls and Hot in Cleveland, White got her start in entertainment as a pin-up model in the 1940s.

Turns 83, January 17. Best known for his deep, resonant voice, Jones has provided the voice acting for such iconic movie characters as The Lion King's Mufasa and the legendary Star Wars villain Darth Vader.

Turns 43, January 17. One of the most popular rock artists in America, Kid Rock has been nominated for five Grammy's and has sold over 25 million albums.

Turns 28, January 17. Known for his popular, yet controversial role as football jock and bully Dave Karofsky on Glee from 2009 to 2012, Max has been involved in several initiatives to raise bullying awareness in schools. He's currently starring as Miles "Tank" Conroy in the ABC Family teen drama series Switched at Birth.

Turned 40, January 16. The English model who was one of the early faces of the 90's fashion trend known as 'heroin chic,' Moss has had a monumentally successful career, even being named the second highest-earning model by Forbes in 2012.

Turned 33, January 15. The mega-popular Cuban American rapper's first song to hit the top spot on the Billboard Hot 100 was Give Me Everything, from his 2011 album Planet Pit.

Turned 43, January 15. Best known for her work on the critically acclaimed cop drama Southland, King got her start in feature films with roles in several John Singleton movies including Boyz n the Hood, Poetic Justice and Higher Learning.

Turned 46, January 14. Currently starring as Special Agent Sam Hanna on the popular CBS crime drama NCIS: Los Angeles, Cool J is a Grammy-winning rapper, having won for Best Rap Solo Performance for Hey Lover in 1997 and Mamma Said Knock You Out in 1992.

Turned 45, January 14. Best known for playing Michael Bluth on the critically acclaimed sitcom Arrested Development, one of his earliest film appearances was in the lead role in Teen Wolf Too, playing Todd Howard, the cousin to Michael J. Fox's character Scott Howard in the original Teen Wolf film.

Turned 24, January 13. Best known for playing Gale in the popular Hunger Games film series, Hemsworth comes from a family of actors -- both of his brothers, Chris Hemsworth (Thor) and Luke Hemsworth, are also actors.

Turned 37, January 13. Best known for playing swordsman Will Turner in Pirates of the Caribbean, and for playing archer Legolas in The Lord of the Rings, Bloom recently made his Broadway stage debut playing Romeo in Romeo and Juliet.

Turned 53, January 13. Gaining massive fame for her beloved performance as Elaine Benes on the mega-hit sitcom Seinfeld, she was nominated for two awards at the 2014 Golden Globes, one for her performance in the rom com Enough Said, and the other for her performance in the HBO political comedy Veep.

Turned 48, January 13. Best known for playing Dr. Derek "McDreamy" Shepherd on ABC's Grey's Anatomy, Dempsey is also an avid auto racer and has a vintage car collection.

Turned 40, January 10. This New Zealand comedian and musician, best known for his work in the comedy musical duo Flight of the Conchords, donned pounds of prosthetics and makeup to play the lead villain in Men in Black 3.

Turned 34, January 10. Best known for her work on Life, Fairly Legal and Person of Interest, Shahi got her start as an NFL cheerleader for the Dallas Cowboys.

Turned 69, January 10. Stewart, one of the best-selling music artists of all time with over 100 million albums sold, set the record for the largest concert crowd ever when his New Year's celebration show at the Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro was attended by 3.5 million people.

Turned 32, January 9. The trend-setting, internationally beloved Duchess of Cambridge has been named several times to TIME Magazine's list of its 100 Most Influential People.

Turned 25, January 9. Getting her big break on the hit teen drama Degrassi: The Next Generation, Dobrev currently stars on the popular CW romantic horror drama The Vampire Diaries.

Turned 59, January 9. Simmons has had a wide range of really brilliant work, from his performances on Law & Order and HBO's Oz, to his more lighthearted roles in films like Juno and Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy, in which he played J. Jonah Jameson.

Turned 35, January 8. While already an accomplished film actress, in 2005 Polley tried her hand at directing with her feature film debut Away from Her, which nabbed two Oscar noms, including one for Polley for Best Adapted Screenplay. She went on to direct the 2011 dramedy Take This Waltz, and the acclaimed documentary Stories We Tell.

Turned 67, January 8. This iconic, legendary English musician and actor has been one of the most influential and important performers in music history. Throughout his career, he has sold over 140 million albums, he's been awarded nine Platinum albums in the U.K. and five Platinum in the U.S.

Turned 34, January 8. Beginning her career as a fashion model while she was a student at Columbia University, Nichols got her first starring role in the 2007 slasher horror P2.

Turned 50, January 7. Born Nicolas Coppola, of the iconic Hollywood Coppola family, Nic changed his last name to Cage because he was a fan of the Marvel Comics character Luke Cage.

Turned 43, January 7. Best known for playing Hawkeye in 2012's The Avengers, Renner has been nominated for two Oscars for his performances in The Town and The Hurt Locker.

Turned 58, January 7. Best known for playing Horatio Caine on the CBS crime drama CSI: Miami, Caruso broke into the popular consciousness with his performance as Detective John Kelly on the acclaimed cop drama NYPD Blue, for which he won a Golden Globe.

Turned 45, January 6. Formerly best known for his work in the indie crime thriller The Boondock Saints, Norman Reedus' popularity exploded when he took on the role of Daryl Dixon on the hit AMC horror drama The Walking Dead.

Turned 59, January 6. Best known as Mr. Bean, and for his award-winning turn on the legendary British show Blackadder, Atkinson is also an avid car enthusiast and auto racer.

Turned 32, January 6. With a breakthrough role in My Week with Marilyn, Redmayne blew audiences away with his performance in 2012's Les Miserables, in which he played Marius Pontmercy.

Turned 33, January 6. In 2007, Kikuchi became the first Japanese actress to be nominated for an Oscar in 50 years for her performance in the intense drama Babel. Most recently, she co-starred in the 2013 sci-fi monster epic Pacific Rim.

Turns 58, January 3. Best known for his work in action films such as Mad Max, Lethal Weapon and Payback, Gibson also directed a number of his films, including Braveheart, for which he won an Oscar for directing. In 2004 he produced and directed The Passion of the Christ, which became the highest-grossing independent film of all time.

Turns 39, January 3. Best known for playing the iconic love interest Winnie Cooper on the classic coming-of-age sitcom The Wonder Years, Cooper also went on to become a successful mathematician, ultimately writing four best-selling books on math education.

Turns 31, January 2. Bosworth broke through with a lead role in the 2002 surfing drama Blue Crush and also notably starred as Lois Lane in the 2006 film Superman Returns.

Turns 39, January 2. The comedian and actor is perhaps best known for his work in the films Employee of the Month, Idiocracy, Without a Paddle, and the NBC show Parenthood. In 2012 Shepard wrote, produced, starred in and directed the film Hit and Run with his wife Kristen Bell.

Turns 46, January 2. Best known for his Oscar-winning performance in the hit 1996 rom com Jerry Maguire, his first foray into the performing arts was during the closing ceremonies of the 1984 Olympics, during which he performed with Lionel Richie as a break dancer.

Turns 43, January 2. Best known for his film roles, Diggs got his start on the stage where he originated the role of Benny the landlord in the Tony Award-winning play Rent, in 1996.

Turns 38, January 2. While a successful actress in Spain before gaining recognition in America, her big acting break in the States came when she starred in the 2004 comedy Spanglish, alongside Adam Sandler.

Turned 54, December 31. Kilmer is perhaps best known for his roles in Top Gun, Tombstone, Heat and The Doors, not to mention being one of a handful of actors to portray the iconic role of Batman. However, before the screen, Kilmer was a stage actor who attended drama classes at the prestigious Julliard School.

Turned 70, December 31. Best known for his Oscar-winning performance in the 1983 biopic Ghandi, Kingsley has been nominated for an Oscar three other times for his turns in Bugsy, Sexy Beast, and House of Sand and Fog.

Turned 76, December 31. Best known for playing the psychotic, cannibalistic serial killer Hannibal Lecter, Hopkins has portrayed the infamous villain in three different films, including The Silence of the Lambs, Hannibal, and Red Dragon.

Turns 35, December 30. Beginning his career as a model and a singer, Gibson transitioned into film with his performance in Baby Boy, and then with his portrayal of Roman Pearce in the popular Fast & Furious franchise.

Turns 33, December 30. Best known for her work on the TV shows Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Tru Calling and Doll House, Dushku's first film role was at the age of 11 in the romantic drama That Night. The film also featured the debut of 13-year-old Katherine Heigl.

Turns 31, December 30. Kreuk gained fame playing Lana Lang on the hit superhero show Smallville, and currently stars in the CW series Beauty and the Beast.

Turns 60, December 30. Vieira, best known for being one of the original panelists of the hit ABC morning talk show The View, was also the first host of the syndicated version of the hit game show Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?.

Turns 25, December 27. The Paramore lead singer was signed by a record label at 14 that wanted to make her a solo artist but she objected. Two years later, she released her debut album with Paramore.

Turned 42, December 26. This Dallas Buyers Club star is also a member of the rock band Thirty Seconds to Mars, which he formed with his brother Shannon in 1998. 

Turned 34, December 26. This American Idol alum and lead vocalist for the rock band Daughtry made an appearance on the 100th episode of the CBS drama CSI: NY in 2008.

Turned 28, December 26. In addition to acting, this star of the CBS comedy 2 Broke Girls is a classically trained singer and played competitive soccer for several years.

Turned 34, December 23. The model and showgirl studied theater and psychology at Portland State University for two years.

Turned 40, December 23. The Twilight author claims she originally wrote the vampire romance novel for her personal enjoyment and never intended to publish it.

Turned 24, December 22. The singer is the only American Idol alum to have her first five singles reach the top 20 on the chart.

Turned 30, December 20. The This Is the End star made his film debut in I Heart Huckabees by becoming friends with Dustin Hoffman's children. They introduced him to their father, who asked him to audition for a role in the 2004 comedy.

Turned 33, December 19. The Prisoners star played the young brother of his real-life older sister Maggie in the sci-fi drama Donnie Darko.

Turned 41, December 19. Although a Brooklyn native, the Mistresses actress had difficulty taking on a New York accent for Who's the Boss, as she'd previously worked on losing the accent to pick up more roles.

Turned 50, December 18. The World War Z star was considered alongside Keanu Reeves to play the lead role in The Matrix.

Turned 33, December 18. The singer and actress has a rare four-octave vocal range.

Turned 24, December 18. The Pretty Little Liars star made her film debut with a minor role as "Six Chick" in 13 Going on 30.

Turned 35, December 18. The Batman Begins actress' first TV role was on her claim-to-fame series Dawson's Creek, on which she remained a main character for six seasons.

Turned 67, December 18. The Oscar-winning director first developed an interest in filmmaking at 12 years old as part of an exercise for his Boy Scouts troop.

Turned 38, December 17. Best known for her roles in The 5th Element and the Resident Evil series, Jovovich is also an accomplished model, fashion designer and musician.

Turned 39, December 17. Currently starring in American Horror Story: Coven, she really broke out in Aaron Sorkin's short-lived cult dramedy Studio 60 On the Sunset Strip.

Turned 60, December 17. He lead America in its desperate time of need in the sci-fi classic Independence Day and also starred as a parody of Han Solo named Lone Starr in the iconic Mel Brooks Star Wars satire Spaceballs.

Turned 39, December 17. This character actor, best known for his work in Avatar and Gone in Sixty Seconds, is currently starring in the FOX sitcom Dads.

Turned 50, December 16. Bratt is best known for his celebrated performance as Detective Reynaldo Curtis on the hit crime procedural Law & Order from 1995 to 1999, for which he was nominated for an Emmy. Bratt reprised his character on Law & Order for one episode in 2009.

Turned 47, December 16. Starting his career as a standup comedian on Russell Simmons' Def Comedy Jam, Smoove had his biggest break with the incredibly popular role of Leon on HBO's Curb Your Enthusiasm.

Turned 32, December 16. Best known for playing Jane Margolis on the AMC drug drama Breaking Bad and starring in Don't Trust The B---- In Apartment 23, Ritter got her start as a fashion model when she was only 15.

Turned 24, December 13. This Pennsylvania-born singer/songwriter became the first female artist to have two different albums open to more than a million sales in their opening weekends with Red and Speak Now.

Turned 46, December 13. In 2005, he won a Best Actor Oscar for his performance in the Ray Charles biopic Ray and was nominated that same year for a Best Supporting Actor Oscar for his work in the action thriller Collateral, alongside Tom Cruise.

Turned 56, December 13. Best known for playing Nucky Thompson on HBO's Boardwalk Empire and for his performances in many Coen Bros. movies, Buscemi was also a New York City firefighter and worked 12-hour shifts with the NYFD to help clear rubble and look for survivors after the tragic events of 9/11. 

Turned 38, December 12. Getting her big break by playing Blossom Russo on the hit NBC sitcom Blossom, Bialik is know receiving praise for her role on the mega-hit CBS sitcom The Big Bang Theory.

Turned 42, December 12. Connelly received much critical acclaim for her role in Darren Aronofsky's drug drama Requiem For A Dream, and has teamed up with the beloved director for his biblical drama Noah.

Turned 17, December 11. Steinfeld's first major role was that of Mattie Ross in the 2010 western True Grit, for which she was nominated for an Academy Award. Most recently she appeared in the sci-fi action film Ender's Game.

Turned 40, December 11. Best known as a rapper and hip hop artist, Mos Def has also had a successful acting career, even being nominated for an Emmy for his performance in Something the Lord Made.

Turned 46, December 11. Best known for being a comedian, Mo'Nique's most lauded performance was that of the monstrous Mary Lee Johnston in the 2009 drama Precious, for which she won an Oscar.

Turned 28, December 10. Perhaps best known for her Disney Chanel series That's So Raven, Raven-Symone got her start playing Olivia Kendall on The Cosby Show.

Turned 36, December 10. Best known for playing Sloan on HBO's Entourage, Chriqui also had a starring role as Adam Sandler's love interest in the 2008 comedy You Don't Mess with the Zohan.

Turned 51, December 9. Best known for her performance as a series lead on ABC's Desperate Housewives, Huffman was nominated for a Golden Globe for her role on Aaron Sorkin's Sports Night.

Turned 33, December 9. Helberg is best known for playing Howard Wolowitz on the hit CBS sitcom The Big Bang Theory. He also played a cast member on the short-lived but fondly-remembered Aaron Sorkin show Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip.

Turned 60, December 9. Malkovich has been nominated for two Oscars, once in 1985 for the film Places in the Heart and again in 1994 for In the Line of Fire.

Turned 79, December 9. Dench, who has been nominated for six Oscars and has won once for her role in Shakespeare In Love, is perhaps best known today as M, the head of Her Majesty's Secret Service in the recent James Bond films.

Turned 72, December 9. Older brother to actor Jeff Bridges, Beau Bridges has had a long and storied career. Nominated for four Golden Globes and many, many Emmys, Bridges is a celebrated performer who is currently starring in the CBS sitcom The Millers.

Turned 97, December 9. Father of celebrated actor Michael Douglas, Kirk Douglas is one of the biggest actors in the history of Hollywood. Nominated for three Oscars and the recipient of an Honorary Oscar, Douglas was a film icon for over five decades.

Turned 46, December 6. Best known for making comedy films, Apatow is perhaps one of the most successful and influential comedy directors, writers and producers of this generation, responsible for some of the funniest films of the last decade. Aside from directing The 40-Year-Old Virgin and Knocked Up, among others, he also wrote Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story and Pineapple Express. And produced Anchorman, Talladega Nights, Superbad, Step Brothers, Bridesmaids, and Anchorman 2, just to name a few.

Turned 38, December 5. The stunningly sexy Paula Patton got her breakthrough role with the film Deja Vu, opposite Denzel Washington. Most recently she starred in Baggage Claim and it was just announced that she will be appearing in the big screen adaptation of the super-hit video game Warcraft.

Turned 33, December 5. The beautiful Mad Men star had her Hollywood film debut in the 2004 film Wicker Park, a psychological thriller starring Josh Hartnett and Rose Byrne.

Turned 28, December 5. Best known for starring as the title character in the popular FOX sitcom Malcolm In The Middle, Muniz took a break from acting in 2008 to explore a career as a competitive racecar driver.

Turned 40, December 4. Banks gained fame as a model for Sports Illustrated and Victoria's Secret before becoming the host of America's Next Top Model and she also had her own daytime talk show.

Turned 64, December 4. Best known for his role in the cult classic The Big Lebowski, Bridges has been nominated for an Oscar six times, and won once for his acclaimed role in Crazy Heart.

Turned 44, December 4. Aside from being one of the most commercially successful musicians and record producers of this generation, Jay-Z has also won 17 Grammy awards and has sold over 50 million records.

Turned 49, December 4. After some TV work and a few small films, Tomei's breakthrough performance came in the classic comedy My Cousin Vinny, for which she won an Oscar.

Turned 28, December 3. Seyfried made her big screen debut in the beloved high school comedy Mean Girls, and recently starred as the famous porn actress Linda Lovelace in the biopic Lovelace.

Turned 53, December 3. Moore has been nominated for four Oscars, including two nominations in one year in 2003 -- one for Best Supporting Actress for The Hours, and the other for Best Leading Actress for Far From Heaven.

Turned 45, December 3. Fraser is perhaps best known for playing adventurer and treasure hunter Rick O'Connell in the Mummy trilogy. His newest film, the intense drama Gimme Shelter, comes out in January.

Turned 65, December 3. Gaining fame as the lead singer of the iconic heavy metal band Black Sabbath, Ozzy later starred in the MTV reality show The Osbournes, which followed his life and family.

Turned 53, December 3. First gaining fame playing the sexy, psychotic android Pris in Ridley Scott's classic Blade Runner, Hannah also starred as the sexy, psychotic assassin Elle Driver in Tarantino’s Kill Bill series.

Turned 32, December 2. Finding international success with her first two studio albums …Baby One More Time and Oops!... I Did It Again, Spears has become one of the most successful pop artists of all time. In 2012, Forbes listed her as the highest paid female musician of 2012.

Turned 45, December 2. Getting her big break with a memorable lead role on Ally McBeal, Liu has starred in many huge blockbusters including Kill Bill, Charlie's Angels and Lucky Number Slevin. Currently, she is starring on the popular CBS crime drama Elementary, a modern update of the Sherlock Holmes stories.

Turned 30, December 2. The NCIS: Los Angeles actress is currently expecting a child with her fiancé David Paul Olsen. Olsen is the older brother and stunt double for Ruah's NCIS: LA co-star Eric Christian Olsen.

Turned 40, November 27. With a stunning debut in Neill Blomkamp's District 9, Copley recently appeared as the psychotic villain in Blomkamp's sci-fi follow-up Elysium. Soon, we will see Copley as the antagonist in Spike Lee's Oldboy.

Turned 58, November 27. Best known as Bill Nye The Science Guy because of his work hosting a PBS children's educational science program of the same name, Nye recently appeared as a contestant on ABC's Dancing With The Stars.

Turned 23, November 26. This singer/songwriter released her first studio album in 2012, titled simply Ora.

Turned 74, November 26. Best known for her music and performances, Turner is also an actress, starring, most notably, in the iconic sci-fi action adventure Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome.

Turned 42, November 25. Gaining fame in her teenage years as Kelly Bundy on the popular Fox comedy Married… With Children, Applegate has established herself as a comedy queen with her roles in several brilliant films, most notably Anchorman: The Legend Of Ron Burgundy.

Turned 34, November 25. Ferrara, best known for playing Turtle on HBO's Entourage, can soon be seen in the upcoming military action drama Lone Survivor.

Turned 29, November 22. It has been speculated that Johansson's voice performance in Spike Jonez's Her could snag her an Oscar nom, which would make her the first actor to ever be nominated without actually appearing on screen.

Turned 46, November 22. Ruffalo, who recently played The Hulk in The Avengers, was nominated for a Best Supporting Actor Oscar for his performance in the 2010 film The Kids Are All Right.

Turned 55, November 22. Curtis started her career as a horror movie scream queen in the legendary scary movies Halloween and The Fog, just to name a few, but branched out into other genres, including a starring role in one of the most acclaimed comedies of all time, A Fish Called Wanda.

Turned 28, November 21. Best known for her super mega hit Call Me Maybe, Jepsen actually came in third on the fifth season of Canadian Idol in 2007.

Turned 29, November 21. Best known for her work in cult classics Donnie Darko and Saved!, Malone can currently be seen starring in The Hunger Games: Catching Fire.

Turned 68, November 21. Hawn, an Oscar winner for her role in Cactus Flower, is also the mother of actress Kate Hudson.

Turned 42, November 21. Formerly a football player for the New York Giants, Strahan is currently the host of the morning talk show Live! with Kelly and Michael, alongside Kelly Ripa.

Turned 42, November 20. Gaining fame as the host of E!'s hilarious clip show The Soup, McHale's fame and cult-status grew greatly from his lead role in the beloved NBC sitcom Community.

Turned 54, November 20. Best known for her work as Rachel in the sci-fi classic Blade Runner and her powerful performance in the political thriller No Way Out, Young recently starred in the horror film Jug Face.

Turned 51, November 19. At the age of 13, Foster gained fame for her disturbing role in the dark drama Taxi Driver, for which she was nominated for an Oscar. She has won two Oscars as well, for her performances in The Accused and The Silence of the Lambs.

Turned 54, November 19. Currently starring on the hit CBS sitcom Mom, Janney is perhaps best known for her performance in the acclaimed political drama The West Wing, for which she was nominated for four Golden Globes.

Turned 80, November 19. Best known for hosting CNN’s Larry King Live, King has won two Peabody awards and 10 cable ACE Awards.

Turned 52, November 19. Meg Ryan broke into mainstream stardom with her beloved performance in When Harry Met Sally, and made a career of romantic comedies. She was nominated for three Golden Globes for When Harry Met Sally, Sleepless In Seattle and You've Got Mail.

Turned 45, November 18. Best known for fun screwball comedies like Wedding Crashers and Shanghai Noon, Wilson's acting debut was in the Wes Anderson film Bottle Rocket, which was also Wes Anderson's directorial first.

Turned 39, November 18. Best known for her roles in many low-budget independent, avant-garde and experimental films, Sevigny was nominated for an Oscar for her performance in Boys Don't Cry.

Turned 35, November 17. Taking a break from the public eye in 2006 and 2007, McAdams reportedly turned down a high-profile role in The Devil Wears Prada. 

Turned 22, November 15. First gaining fame with her role on ABC Family's The Secret Life of the American Teenager, Woodley starred in the acclaimed The Descendants, for which she was nominated for a Golden Globe. She is also starring in the highly-anticipated upcoming sci-fi film Divergent.

Turned 84, November 15. Best known for playing the legendary Lou Grant on the sitcom The Mary Tyler Moore show and the spin-off drama titled Lou Grant, Ed Asner is one of the only actors to play the same main character in both a comedy and a drama.

Turned 41, November 14. Duhamel broke big with the hit NBC action series Las Vegas, and he is currently married to Black Eyed Peas singer Fergie.

Turned 34, November 14. Gaining fame as a Bond girl in 2008's Quantum of Solace, Kurylenko also starred opposite Tom Cruise in the 2013 sci-fi thriller Oblivion.

Turned 44, November 13. This Scottish actor began gaining mainstream acclaim with his work in the 2004 film musical The Phantom of the Opera, and his career exploded into the big time after he played King Leonidas in the 2007 historical action film 300.

Turned 46, November 13. Before hosting the late night show Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Kimmel co-hosted the Comedy Central programs The Man Show and Win Ben Stein's Money.

Turned 58, November 13. This co-host of The View is one of the few performers in the world who has won an Oscar, a Tony, a Grammy and an Emmy.

Turned 33, November 12. This Canadian actor, star of Drive and Crazy Stupid Love, got his start as a Mouseketeer on Disney Channel's Mickey Mouse Club for two years in the mid-90s.

Turned 31, November 12. The Dark Knight's Anne Hathaway, who got her feature film debut in 2001's The Princess Diaries, was nominated for an Oscar for her performance in Rachel Getting Married, and won on Oscar for her role in Les Miserables.

Turned 39, November 11. DiCaprio has been nominated for three Oscars, for his performances in Blood Diamond, The Aviator and What's Eating Gilbert Grape, and also for another eight Golden Globes, one of which he won for The Aviator.

Turned 51, November 11. Moore has had a very rich career, her most successful film being the supernatural romantic melodrama Ghost, for which she was nominated for her first Golden Globe.

Turned 53, November 11. This acclaimed actor, best known for his roles in The Devil Wears Prada, Julie and Julia and, most recently, The Hunger Games, was nominated for an Oscar for his chilling performance in 2009's The Lovely Bones.

Turned 30 on November 10. Miranda Lambert, wife of Blake Shelton, gained her fame as a finalist on the 2003 season of Nashville Star.

Turned 28, November 8. Best known for starring on MTV’s The Osbournes, which followed the exploits of his famous family, Jack can currently be seen on Dancing with the Stars.

Turned 47, November 8. Ramsay has been a professional chef for years, and aside from running several successful restaurants he also hosts a number of cooking shows including Hell’s Kitchen, Kitchen Nightmares and MasterChef.

Turned 63, November 8. Mary Hart set the Guinness World Record for longest serving entertainment news host after hosting Entertainment Tonight for 29 years.

Turned 31, November 7. Star of the popular Comedy Central sitcom Workaholics, Devine won a 2013 Teen Choice Award for his performance in Pitch Perfect.

Turned 43, November 7. Best known for his 2004 documentary Super Size Me, Spurlock has had a successful career with many other documentary feature films and even some documentary television series, such as 30 Days.

Turned 25, November 6. This comedy superstar's feature film debut was in 2007's Superbad.

Turned 43, November 6. Aside from just being a successful actor, Hawke is also the author of several popular novels.

Turned 34, November 6. Aside from his years as a basketball player, Odom became a reality TV star after marrying Khloe Kardashian and appearing on E!'s Keeping Up with the Kardashians.

Turned 41, November 6. Beginning her career as a Sports Illustrated model, Romijn is perhaps best known for playing the mutant Mystique in the X-Men film franchise.

Turned 67, November 6. Field is a two-time Oscar winner for her performances in Norma Rae and Places in the Heart.

Turned 58, November 5. Momager on Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Kris Jenner has appeared on many E! reality shows, hosted a talk show, wrote a book and been the driving force behind many other Kardashian/Jenner-based endeavors. Her success has garnered her an estimated net worth of over $30 million.

Turned 53, November 5. This versatile British actress won an Oscar in 2007 for her role in the legal thriller Michael Clayton.

Turned 45, November 5. Rockwell has had leading and supporting roles in an incredible number of films, however one of his first appearances was as a young gang member in the 1990 live-action Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film.

Turned 48, November 5. Born in the Netherlands, Famke Janssen's first name means "girl" in the Dutch language.

Turned 26, November 5. Kevin Jonas is the oldest member of the band Jonas Brothers and star of the E! reality series Married to Jonas.

Turned 44, November 4. Formerly best known for action thrillers and romantic comedies, McConaughey has rebranded himself in the last two years, starring in many critically praised roles in films like Bernie, Killer Joe, Paperboy, Mud, and most recently Dallas Buyers Club.