Actors and Entertainers Born December 26
Jared Leto, turning 54, exemplifies versatility as an actor and musician. He won an Academy Award for Dallas Buyers Club and leads Thirty Seconds to Mars, holding a Guinness record for the longest rock band tour with over 300 shows[1][2]. His directorial work on music videos adds to his creative legacy.
Kit Harington, 39, rose to fame as Jon Snow in Game of Thrones, captivating audiences with his intense portrayal. The British actor continues to star in films and series, maintaining his status as a fan favorite[1][4].
Beth Behrs celebrates 40 as the star of 2 Broke Girls, blending comedy with advocacy. Eden Sher, 34, known from The Middle, showcases her range in TV and voice work[1][5]. These performers have shaped modern sitcoms and dramas.
Musicians and Singers Turning a Year Older
Lars Ulrich, 62, co-founded Metallica, delivering iconic albums like Master of Puppets and The Black Album. His drumming powered heavy metal's global rise; he also collects art passionately[1][2].
Jade Thirlwall, 33, shines as a pop singer in Little Mix, with hits dominating charts. Andy Biersack, 35, fronts Black Veil Brides, influencing rock scenes[1]. Their music continues to resonate with new generations.
Chris Daughtry, 46, exploded from American Idol to lead his platinum-selling band. His powerful vocals drive rock anthems, with record-breaking debut sales[2]. These artists' impacts endure through tours and streams.
Athletes, Designers, and Activists
Hugo Lloris, 39, captained France to the 2018 FIFA World Cup win and earned UEFA titles. A top goalkeeper, he once ranked high in French tennis before football[1][2].
Adrian Newey, 67, Formula One's design genius, crafted championship cars for multiple teams. His aerodynamic expertise secured countless titles[2]. Temuera Morrison, 65, stars in action roles like Mandalorian[1].
John Walsh, 80, transformed tragedy into action via America's Most Wanted, aiding captures and missing children recoveries. David Sedaris, 69, pens witty essays like Me Talk Pretty One Day[2]. Their legacies drive change and laughter.