They may be the maiden sign, but they're not damsels in distress
Blake Lively - August 25, 1987
This wife and mom of two has come a long way since her "Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants" days. In 2012, she married actor Ryan Reynolds and together the couple welcomed two daughters, James and Ines. After ending her reign on "Gossip Girl," Blake appeared in numerous films, including "The Age of Adaline" and "The Shallows." In 2018, she's set to appear in several movies, including the film adaption of the book "The Husband's Secret."
Melissa McCarthy - August 26, 1970
After leaving "Gilmore Girls" in 2007, Melissa landed the lead role in the hit TV series "Mike and Molly." It was her 2011 role in "Bridesmaids," however, that cemented Melissa's status as a Hollywood star. This wife and mom of two (who most recently killed it on "SNL" as Sean Spicer) is set to star in "Life of the Party" in 2018. She and husband Ben Falcone wrote and produced the movie.
Jack Black - August 28, 1969
Jack Black's earliest credits weren't always comedies (remember him in "The Jackal"?), but he quickly established himself as a tour de force of humor. Now his legacy includes the "Kung Fu Panda" franchise, "School of Rock" and our favorite, "Shallow Hal." In 2017, this husband and father of two is set to appear in "The Polka King" and "Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle."
Chris Pine - August 26, 1980
Although he's been working in Hollywood since 2003, Chris Pine's big break came in 2009 with his role in "Star Trek." Since then, this handsome actor and producer has appeared in numerous hit films like "Horrible Bosses II" and "Wonder Woman," as well as TV shows like "Wet Hot American Summer" and "Angie Tribeca." In 2018, Chris will appear in the next "Star Trek" movie and the fantasy adventure "A Wrinkle in Time."
Cameron Diaz - August 30, 1972
It's been three years since we've seen this effervescent actress on the big screen. Cameron's last movie was "Annie" in 2014. Before that, she was one of the highest paid actresses in Hollywood, netting upwards of $15 million per film. Since settling down in 2015 with her husband, Benji Madden, Cameron's maintained a low profile. In 2017, she told pal Gwyneth Paltrow that her absence from the limelight was about making herself "whole."
Chris Tucker - August 31, 1971
In the '90s, Chris Tucker was the biggest star in Hollywood, commanding more than $25 million per film. His rise from "Def Jam" comedian to movie screen superstar was epic. After appearing in "Friday," Chris starred in the mega hit "Rush Hour" alongside Jackie Chan, sparking two sequels. In 2015, he appeared in the Netflix comedy special "Chris Tucker Live" and is rumored to be starring in "Rush Hour 4" and "Last Friday" in 2018.
