These are the Most Popular Celebs Born In Each Year from 1975 to 1990!
Number 16.
Angelina Jolie, 1975 The daughter of actors Jon Voigt and Marcheline
Bertrand, Angelina Jolie has risen to prominence as one of the most recognizable actresses
in Hollywood.
Having starred in films like Lara Croft: Tomb Raider, Wanted, Maleficent , and even winning
an Academy Award for her part in Girl, Interrupted, Jolie has amassed an impressive catalogue
of work over the years.
While still a draw on the silver screen, the public sees this famous starlet most often
within the pages of entertainment magazines and tabloids as Angelina remains a favorite
figure in celebrity news.
Number 15.
Reese Witherspoon, 1976 Perhaps best known as the fashion-minded sorority
girl-turned-lawyer Elle Woods from 2001's "Legally Blonde", New Orleans-born actress
Reese Witherspoon cemented her place in Tinsel Town with roles in a number of hit films.
In 1991, at only 14-years-old, she scored her first role as the lead actress in the
movie "The Man in the Moon".
Her stock blasted off after this with parts in movies like Pleasantville, Cruel Intentions,
Election, and even American Psycho.
Off the heels of these films came her foray into the Legally Blonde franchise.
After the first grossed 96 million dollars in the U.S., critics raved about her performance,
solidifying her position as a new leading lady in the modern age of film.
Number 14.
Kanye West, 1977 Long before he was the chart-topping center
of controversy he's known as today, Kanye West was hard at work chasing his dream of
being hip hop producer in Chicago, Illinois.
After his original, soul-influenced sound caught on with local rappers in the Windy
City, he began breaking ground by producing tracks that would eventually feature names
like Foxy Brown, Nas, Raekwon , and Eminem.
But it wasn't until 2000, when he linked up with the famed Roc-A-Fella Records label,
that Kanye finally seemed on the fast track to success.
Crafting a slew of hits for Jay-Z's 2001 record The Blueprint, a critically-acclaimed album
cited for revitalizing the rapper's career, Kanye's work became highly sought after by
other hip-hop artists.
His first album, "College Dropout", would come out in 2004 and since then the artist
has been consistently influential with his sound...if not increasingly eccentric as well.
Number 13.
Ashton Kutcher, 1978 Thanks to hit television comedies "That 70s
Show", "Two and a Half Men", and "Punk'd", most audiences probably know Ashton Kutcher
as a mix between a handsome buffoon, an attractive playboy, and an insatiable prankster.
But before Kutcher considered a serious career in acting, he was actually geared to pursue
a life in science!
Born to a conservative Catholic family, Ashton actually has a fraternal twin brother who
suffers from cardiomyopathy and cerebral palsy.
Motivated by the hope of curing his brother's heart issues, he enrolled at the University
of Iowa in 1996 with plans to major in biochemical engineering.
But plans changed when he was scouted for a modeling agency and entered into the Fresh
Faces of Iowa competition.
He placed first and decided to drop out of school and pursue acting.
Number 12.
Chris Pratt, 1979 Now known as the face of two major franchises,
Guardians of the Galaxy and Jurassic World, Chris Pratt has come a long way from when
he was first discovered as a waiter for the Bubba Gump Shrimp Company.
After dropping out of community college, Pratt worked odd jobs and went homeless while living
in Maui, Hawaii.
It was here that director Rae Dawn Chong found him and cast him for her short film, titled
"Cursed Part 3".
This introduction to the acting industry would lead him to a series of television roles,
playing "Bright" Abbott on "Everwood", "Che" [chay] Cook on The O.C., and eventually his
breakout role of Andy Dwyer on the NBC hit "Parks and Recreation".
This role was supposed to be a short-term appearance, but Pratt won over the producers
leading to his seven season stay.
From there he would score more parts in serious films, avoiding his goofball type casting
for movies like "Moneyball", "Zero Dark Thirty", and "Her".
But he would return to utilizing his comedic chops when it came to three of his most successful
starring roles to date, in The Lego Movie, Guardians of the Galaxy, and Jurassic World,
which collectively grossed over 2.9 billion dollars!
Number 11.
Kim Kardashian, 1980 Originally spotted as a stylist to the stars
on four episodes of the series "The Simple Life", Kim Kardashian really began making
waves when her own reality show "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" was picked up by E!,
the Entertainment Television channel.
Kardashian has been able to take advantage of the limelight and through the use of social
media, she's garnered a massive following of over 200 million users on Twitter and Instagram!
Through these outlets, she successfully markets her KKW Beauty and KKW Fragrance lines, her
mobile game "Kim Kardashian: Hollywood", and a number of products she makes hundreds of
thousands to endorse.
Number 10.
Beyonce, 1981 Throughout the late 1990s and early 2000s,
R&B group Destiny's Child rose to stardom with hit singles like "Bills, Bills, Bills",
"Say My Name", and "Survivor".
Members Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams have enjoyed fruitful careers in television
and music since the groups disbanding after the release of 2004's "Destiny Fulfilled",
but no member of the group has had more impact than Beyonce Knowles.
Built on the back of chart-topping songs like "Crazy in Love", "Irreplaceable", and "Single
Ladies", the Queen B has established herself as one of the top entertainers in the world.
Number 9.
Seth Rogen, 1982 Few people get to pursue and realize their
childhood dreams as fully as Seth Rogen.
At a young age, Rogen set his heart on comedy, saying "As soon as I realized you could be
funny as a job, that was the job I wanted."
He first enrolled in a comedy workshop when he was 12 years old, crafting stand-up routines
that would revolve around his grandparents, bar mitzvah, and camp counselors.
He would perform his act at parties and eventually bars around his hometown of Vancouver.
At just 13, he and his childhood friend Evan Goldberg wrote the semi-autobiographical script
for "Superbad" based on their teenage life.
He continued performing stand-up until he was 16, when he was cast in Judd Apatow's
show "Freaks and Geeks".
Rogen's family had supported him to this point and had recently fell on hard times, but with
this television opportunity, the actor was able to return the favor by being the main
wage earner of the household before he was even an adult!
This breakthrough part launched Seth Rogen on a comedic path to prominence as his work
on films like "Knocked Up", "Pineapple Express", and most recently "The Lion King" has made
him a household name.
Number 8.
Donald Glover, 1983 A true renaissance man, Donald Glover has
made a name for himself in modern pop culture as an accomplished actor, stand-up comedian,
musician, director, writer, producer and DJ.
Glover has cracked audiences up with his stand up special "Weirdo", his role as Troy Barnes
on "Community", and his writing for beloved comedy series "30 Rock".
He's dazzled audiences as his musician persona Childish Gambino with genre-testing albums
"Camp", "Because the Internet", and "Awaken, My Love!".
And most recently, Glover's put his acting range to the test with roles in the FX series
"Atlanta" (which he directed and executive produced as well), "Spider-Man: Homecoming",
"Solo: A Star Wars Story", and 2019's "The Lion King".
Number 7.
Katy Perry, 1984 From gospel choir as a child to becoming one
of the best-selling artists in the music industry, Katy Perry has risen to pop star greatness
in the past decade.
With consistent number one singles including "I Kissed A Girl", "Last Friday Night", and
"Roar", she's quickly become an expert in producing music for the masses.
Perry has sold over 100 million records internationally, and has earned a current net worth of approximately
330 million dollars!
Number 6.
Bruno Mars, 1985 Earning spots on Time's list of the 100 Most
Influential People in the World, Forbes' "30 under 30" list, and a number of awards, including
a whopping eleven Grammys, Bruno Mars has shot to the front of the mainstream since
appearing on the hits "Nothin' On You" by B.O.B. and Travie McCoy's "Billionaire".
Providing the chorus for these two tracks finally led to Mars gaining traction as a
singer in the industry after spending years writing and producing songs for other artists,
ranging from Adam Levine and Brandy to Menudo and Flo Rida.
His first two albums, "Doo-Wops & Hooligans" and "Unorthodox Jukebox" sold 6 million copies
each!
Number 5.
Emilia Clarke, 1986 This British actress blazed her way into the
hearts of audiences worldwide as the queen of dragons Daenerys Targaryen in the HBO series
"Game of Thrones".
The platinum-haired character has resonated with audiences deeply since the show's premiere
in 2011, inspiring many to even name their children after the character, and sparking
a massive following for Emilia Clarke in the process.
She's earned multiple Emmy nominations for the role and was even named on Time's 2019
list of the 100 Most Influential People in the World.
Number 4.
Michael B. Jordan, 1987 From a young age, Michael B. Jordan had the
opportunity to work with great actors, appearing alongside performers like James Gandolfini
in "The Sopranos", Idris Elba in "The Wire", and Keanu Reeves in the 2001 film "Hardball".
Though it wasn't until his critically acclaimed starring role in the movie "Creed" that he
achieved full on global recognition.
This has led to Jordan's casting in Marvel's "Black Panther," a sequel to "Creed", and
many more opportunities that will unfold in years to come.
Number 3.
Rihanna , 1988 Making the move from her island home of Barbados
in 2005, Rihanna came to the United States with one goal in mind: to make it big in the
music biz.
And she's succeeded with flying colors.
Taking her Caribbean influence and mixing it with modern trends, Rihanna has become
a tantalizing figure in pop culture, both for her surreal good looks as well as her
sublime voice.
Creating hit singles like "Rude Boy", "Only Girl In The World", "Umbrella", "Work", and
dozens more, she's become an icon in the industry.
Number 2.
Taylor Swift, 1989 Starting at just 14 years old, this Nashville-raised
singer-songwriter started her journey into the music industry, originally focused on
country songs.
Taylor Swift's third single "Our Song" off her self-titled debut record reached number
one on the Hot Country Songs chart, a massive accomplishment before the age of 18.
But it was her second album, "Fearless", that carried Swift into superstardom as her more
pop-inspired singles "Love Story" and "You Belong With Me" catapulted the record to be
the best-selling album of 2009 and earned her four Grammys, making her the youngest
Album of the Year winner ever.
Number 1.
Jennifer Lawrence, 1990 Jennifer Lawrence has established herself
as a box office heavyweight with a collection of work that's grossed more than 6 billion
dollars worldwide.
She broke into the mainstream as a cast member for the television series "The Bill Engvall
Show," but has since graduated to carrying her own as an Academy Award-winning actress,
which she won for the film "Silver Linings Playbook.
Now, between major franchises and her own charity foundation, Lawrence is hard at work
at the top of the acting industry.
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