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1975 |
Australian singer, actress, and television presenter who fronted the electro-pop band Rogue Traders. She performed in musical theatre, starred in the soap opera Neighbours, and hosted reality talent shows. |
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1993 |
American singer and actress who built her career by posting pop covers on YouTube. She transitioned into releasing original singles, dropped her debut EP Escape, and starred in the musical film Summer Forever. |
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1996 |
American actress and singer who transitioned from Disney Channel sitcoms to mature television roles, winning two Emmy Awards for Euphoria. She starred in the Spider-Man trilogy, The Greatest Showman, and Dune. |
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1998 |
American actress, musician, and visual artist who appeared as a series regular on Magic City. They also secured recurring television roles on Resident Alien and American Gigolo. |
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2000 |
American actress who began her career in musical theatre and opera before moving to television. She portrayed Lydia on The Walking Dead and secured recurring roles on Ozark and Tracker. |
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1951 |
American actor who starred in the long-running series NCIS, with other notable appearances in projects including St. Elsewhere, Chicago Hope, The West Wing, Summer School, and the film Freaky Friday. |
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1974 |
American actress who portrayed the villainous hell-goddess Glory on the television series Buffy the Vampire Slayer. She also played cheerleader Courtney in the film Bring It On. |
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1981 |
British television and radio presenter who began in children's media before hosting Top of the Pops. She anchored BBC Radio 1 slots, authored wellness books, and created the Happy Place podcast. |
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2000 |
American actress and voice artist who began working in early childhood. She starred as Mel Fuller in Gortimer Gibbon's Life on Normal Street and voiced Dorothy Gale in Lost in Oz. |
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1982 |
British actress and writer who starred in the sitcom Him & Her and played Miranda in Bridget Jones's Baby. She co-created Chivalry and wrote the drama Ridley Road. |
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1996 |
American actress who played Hayden Romero in the supernatural drama series Teen Wolf and Andie Bustamante on Disney's Liv and Maddie. She also starred in the comedy film Plan B. |
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1998 |
American actress and singer-songwriter who portrayed Mia in the Nickelodeon television series Every Witch Way. She also released original music, performing as a vocalist signed with Atlantic Records. |
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2000 |
British actress who portrayed Francesca Bridgerton in the period drama Bridgerton. She transitioned to leading television roles, starring in the supernatural series Lockwood & Co. and the thriller The Burning Girls. |
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2001 |
American actress who portrayed Janice in the horror prequel Annabelle: Creation and Hannah Lawson in Geostorm. She also held roles in Love, Simon and the Netflix drama Away. |
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1974 |
Canadian actress and voice artist who portrayed Helen Forbes in Da Vinci's Inquest and Theresa Thomasson in Men in Trees. She also voiced Ranma Saotome in Ranma ½. |
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1973 |
American actress, model, and professional poker player who portrayed Nadia in the comedy film American Pie. She starred in Scary Movie and competed on the reality series Dancing with the Stars. |
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2002 |
American dancer and choreographer who set a Guinness World Record for consecutive pirouettes. She appeared on reality television series Dance Moms and starred in the film A Nutcracker Christmas. |
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1953 |
Australian actress known for portraying companion Tegan Jovanka in the BBC television series Doctor Who. She also co-founded Women in Film and Television UK and worked as a theatrical agent. |
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1968 |
British actress famous for portraying mousy daughter Saffron Monsoon in the sitcom Absolutely Fabulous. Her other roles include Lydia Bennet in Pride and Prejudice and voicing Ginger in Chicken Run. |
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1980 |
American actress who rose to fame as Jen Lindley in the teen drama Dawson's Creek. She later pivoted to independent films, earning critical acclaim for Brokeback Mountain and Blue Valentine. |
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1983 |
American actress, screenwriter, and playwright who starred in the films Ruby Sparks, which she also penned, and The Big Sick. Her stage career includes various notable Broadway productions. |
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1985 |
Canadian actress and former model who portrayed Chloe Armstrong in the Syfy television series Stargate Universe. Her other credits include roles in the horror-comedy film Ready or Not and The Originals. |
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1958 |
American actress and director who portrayed Chief Engineer B'Elanna Torres in the television series Star Trek: Voyager. She subsequently transitioned behind the camera, helming episodes for numerous major programs. |
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1961 |
American actress who earned an Academy Award nomination for her role as Maya in Sideways. Her early film credits include Dune and starring as Helen Lyle in Candyman. |
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2001 |
American actress who played Fiona Peyton in Nurse Jackie and Miranda Montgomery in All My Children. Her early career includes portraying young characters on Broadway and guest starring in television dramas. |
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1976 |
American actress who played Nurse Rose on Grey's Anatomy and Professor Michelle Slater on Community. Her television career also includes a recurring role as CIA Agent Dani Pearce on Burn Notice. |
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1986 |
American actress and singer who starred as Christine Daaé in the film adaptation of The Phantom of the Opera. She later starred as Fiona Gallagher in the drama series Shameless. |
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1992 |
Canadian actress who began her career as a teenager in Fido. She later portrayed Sandy in Jack Reacher and held recurring roles in television series including Manhattan and Dirk Gently. |
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1997 |
American actress who came to prominence as Cassie Howard in the teen drama Euphoria. She also featured in The White Lotus, Reality, and produced and starred in the horror film Immaculate. |
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1996 |
American actress who rose to fame as Betty Cooper in the television series Riverdale. Her film credits include starring in the crime drama Hustlers and the romantic drama Chemical Hearts. |
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1977 |
English author and former fashion model. She began her career on the runway before transitioning to literature, publishing various novels, children's books, cookbooks, and hosting a television culinary series. |
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1997 |
American actress. She began modelling as a toddler before transitioning to film, starring in Blended, The Magic of Belle Isle, and portraying Cassie Lang in Avengers: Endgame. |
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1955 |
English television presenter, actress, and writer. She hosted iconic children's programmes Jigsaw and Blue Peter during the 1980s before appearing as a broadcast panellist and publishing historical fiction novels |
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1976 |
English singer, dancer, and actress. Originally trained in ballet, she performed as a music video dancer before performing globally as a principal member of the pop group S Club 7. |
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1981 |
Chinese actress, model, television producer, and singer. She rose to prominence in television before starring in major domestic blockbusters like Cell Phone and international films including X-Men: Days of Future Past. |
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1984 |
Georgian-British singer and songwriter. She emigrated to the United Kingdom as a child, later debuting with chart-topping acoustic albums featuring hit singles The Closest Thing to Crazy and Nine Million Bicycles. |
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1985 |
American actress. She began her career in commercials as a toddler before transitioning to regular television roles, starring in The Nanny, Californication, and the superhero series Heroes. |
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1995 |
American actress. She began in community theatre before landing major television work on Nickelodeon, starring as Teri in Marvin Marvin and later appearing in Bedeviled and The Black Dagger Brotherhood. |
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2002 |
Australian actress. She began her career in regional theatre before performing on London's West End, later transitioning to American television to star as Samantha Hughes in the sitcom Life in Pieces. |
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1996 |
English actress. She began as a child in West End theatre before transitioning to film and television, starring in Miss Peregrine's, Yellowjackets, Sweetpea, and headlining the video game adaptation Fallout. |
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1979 |
American actress. She started in community theatre before moving to prominent film roles, starring in White Oleander, Matchstick Men, Big Fish, and the horror thriller Drag Me to Hell. |
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1987 |
American actress and director. She starred in Disney films as a teenager before transitioning to television drama, notably appearing in Shark and portraying Caitlin Snow/Killer Frost across the Arrowverse franchise. |
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1988 |
American actress and model. She starred as Cerie on the sitcom 30 Rock before appearing in films like Tucker & Dale vs. Evil, and the daytime soap opera The Bold and the Beautiful. |
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2003 |
American actress, fashion model, and digital content creator. Discovered as a child, she modelled for global brands before playing young Elektra in Daredevil and appearing in New Amsterdam. |
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1995 |
American actress. She began as a child star in commercials and television series before landing recurring roles in Shameless, The Vampire Diaries, and a main role in Yellowjackets. |
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1984 |
American actress. She began her career in independent films before transitioning to prominent cinematic roles, starring in The Help, Fruitvale Station, Jobs, and the mystery drama Where the Crawdads Sing. |
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1990 |
American actress, musician, and director. She transitioned from early episodic television guest spots to prominent series roles, starring as Claudia Donovan in Warehouse 13 and Camille Engelson in Stitchers. |
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1979 |
Swedish-born actress known for chilling horror roles, fantasy blockbusters, and intense TV dramas. Her notable performances include The Descent, The Twilight Saga, and Netflix’s historical epic The Witcher. |
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1985 |
Canadian-born actress celebrated for her exceptional versatility across television and film. Her notable work includes playing multiple clones in Orphan Black and starring in Disney’s She-Hulk: Attorney at Law. |
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1958 |
British singer and producer, who originally emerged from the alternative underground scene. Her inventive solo career features highly experimental albums like Pop-Eyes, Inky Bloaters, and the surreal single "Cat-House." |
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2003 |
American actress and classic rock singer who balances television roles with original music. Her notable projects include appearances in Middlehood, DreamWorks TV’s OMG, and her rock single "My Own Prison." |
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1948 |
British singer-songwriter and electronic musician who pioneered early synth-pop. He fronted Ultravox before launching a solo career, creating influential minimalist synthesizer tracks like "Underpass" and "Burning Car." |
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1963 |
British actress and former model who built a versatile career across film and television. Her key performances include roles in the fantasy epic Krull, Woody Allen's Husbands and Wives, and Hollyoaks. |
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1985 |
British actress who transitioned from period dramas to major Hollywood sci-fi productions. Her credits include Pride & Prejudice, comedy St Trinian's, mind-bending blockbuster Inception, and television series Westworld. |
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1971 |
American actress who built a diverse career starring in early 2000s comedies and television dramas. Her credits include Final Destination, Saving Silverman, The Majestic, and ABC’s What About Brian. |
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1972 |
American actress and lifestyle entrepreneur who won an Academy Award for her leading roles. Her memorable projects include film classics like Shakespeare in Love, Seven, and the Iron Man franchise. |
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1984 |
Canadian singer and songwriter who spearheaded the early 2000s pop-punk explosion with her signature skater style. Her chart-topping anthems include "Complicated," "Sk8er Boi," "My Happy Ending," and "Girlfriend." |
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2002 |
American actress who transitioned from prominent child roles to a leading modern scream queen. Her projects include headlining Netflix’s massive hit series Wednesday, slashers like Scream, and Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. |
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1987 |
American actress and pop singer who rose to fame as a teen idol before tackling mature television roles. Her credits include Lizzie McGuire, A Cinderella Story, and the series Younger. |
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1990 |
Canadian actress who built a memorable screen career starring in fantasy blockbusters and television dramas. Her prominent credits include major roles in Elektra, Kyle XY, and The Twilight Saga: Eclipse. |
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2000 |
American actress and singer who became a prominent Disney Channel favourite in hit musical franchises. Her notable roles include portraying Jane in the Descendants trilogy, Chicken Girls, and Night Night. |
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1982 |
British former skeleton racer and television presenter who famously conquered the track. Her career highlights include winning Olympic gold in Vancouver, co-hosting The Gadget Show, and presenting Ski Sunday. |
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1967 |
Canadian actress who established a prolific career across television dramas and films. Her notable projects include starring roles in Rescue Me, RoboCop: The Series, and Marvel’s Cloak & Dagger. |
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1982 |
American actress who transitioned from acclaimed childhood roles to romantic television movies and animation. Her notable work includes Party of Five, teen classic Mean Girls, and numerous Hallmark Channel films. |
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1982 |
British glamour model and television personality who transitioned from media pages into reality entertainment. Her notable credits include appearances on Celebrity Big Brother, The Weakest Link, and the film Clubbed. |
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1984 |
British singer and songwriter who co-founded the multi-platinum pop trio Sugababes. Her chart-topping musical credits include hit singles like "Overload," "Freak like Me," "Push the Button," and "About You Now." |
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2002 |
American actress and dancer who transitioned from competitive reality television to dramatic screen roles. Her prominent credits include Sia’s "Chandelier" music video, Steven Spielberg’s West Side Story, and The Fallout. |
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Updated - 15/07/2026 |