These celebs are the cat's meow
Jennifer Lopez
Born: July 24, 1969
This Bronx-born triple threat began her career as a dancer on the comedy sketch series "In Living Color" in 1990. Now this singer, actress and mom of twins has come a long way, recently dropping a new single called "Ni Tú, Ni Yo" while wrapping up filming her TV series "Shades of Blue" and prepping for a second season as a judge on "World of Dance."
Mick Jagger
Born: July 26, 1943
This British rock 'n' roller has been the front man for the Rolling Stones since 1962. After 50 years of making hits, the band is still going strong. The 73-year-old musician and father of eight (!!!) released a new album with the Stones in December 2016, the same month his youngest child, Deveraux Octavian Basil Jagger, was born.
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Born: July 30, 1947
Born in Austria, this brawny superstar and former governor was the winner of the Mr. Universe championship five times. Known for his thick accent and muscled physique, Arnold Schwarzenegger took time off for politics but recently resumed his career in Hollywood. He's set to star in several upcoming films, including "The Legend of Conan."
J.K. Rowling
Born: July 31, 1965
This British author of the beloved "Harry Potter" series was once a single mom on state welfare before becoming one of the most prolific authors of the century. Most recently, J.K. Rowling revealed on Twitter that she has two new books in the works, including one under her pen name Robert Galbraith.
Michael Ealy
Born: August 3, 1973
Handsome Michael Ealy isn't just a sexy actor, he's also smart. He earned a degree in English from the University of Maryland before pursuing a career in Hollywood. Now this actor and father of one is filming the thriller "Motivated Seller" and recently wrapped up filming the movie "Jacob's Ladder," which co-stars Jesse Williams.
Barack Obama
Born: August 4, 1961
The former commander-in-chief had an upbringing that included living in Hawaii as well as Jakarta, Indonesia. Shortly before graduating from Harvard Law in 1991, Barack Obama met and fell in love with Michelle Obama. After moving to Chicago and eventually joining the Senate, Obama became the first African-American president of the United States.
