Democratic Congressman Joe Crowley represented New York's 14th District in the U.S. House of Representatives, but his 2018 re-election hopes were dashed by a shocking primary loss in June 2018.

• Politician
  (1962–)

Robbie Knievel is a daredevil and stunt performer, and the son of legendary motorcycle jumper Evel Knievel.

• Athlete
  (1962–)

Elizabeth Vargas is an American broadcast journalist best known for being the anchor of ABC's '20/20' and 'World News Tonight.'

• News Anchor
  (1962–)

Paul Feig is an American director, producer, writer and actor who created the show 'Freaks and Geeks' and is also known for his collaboration with Melissa McCarthy, directing her in the blockbuster films 'Bridesmaids,' 'The Heat' and 'Spy.'

• Director, Screenwriter, Actor
  (1962–)

Jim Carrey is a comedian and actor best known for comedic and dramatic film roles in movies including 'Ace Ventura: Pet Detective' and 'The Truman Show.'

• Film Actor, Comedian
  (1962–)

Tommy Lee is the drummer and co-founder of heavy metal band Mötley Crüe. He has two children with actress Pamela Anderson.

• Drummer, Songwriter
  (1962–)

Brenda Chapman became the first female director of animated features from DreamWorks and Pixar, winning an Academy Award for 'Brave.'

• Illustrator
  (1962–)

One of the greatest athletes of all time, track and field star Jackie Joyner-Kersee has won three Olympic gold medals, as well as one silver and two bronze.

• Track and Field Athlete
  (1962–)

Chris Christie is best known for his combative style as the Republican governor of traditionally Democratic New Jersey.

• U.S. Governor
  (1962–)

Founder and lead singer of Guns N' Roses, Axl Rose is a celebrated but controversial figure in the world of rock.

• Singer
  (1962–)

Following a public endorsement of Roy Moore by President Trump, outgoing Republican senator Jeff Flake wrote a check to his democratic opponent. Eight women have accused Moore of pursing them romantically when they were in their teens and he his 30s.

• U.S. Representative, Author, U.S. Senator
  (1962–)

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame announced plans to induct rock band Bon Jovi. Since forming in 1983, the group has released albums every couple of years and toured the U.S. in 2017 to support its "This House is Not for Sale" album.

• Singer
  (1962–)

Actor, producer and writer Bob Odenkirk played Saul Goodman on the award-winning television drama 'Breaking Bad' and its spinoff, 'Better Call Saul.'

• Television Actor
  (1962–)

Actor Steve Carell has earned acclaim for his comedic work on TV series such as ‘The Daily Show with Jon Stewart’ and ‘The Office,’ and in films like ‘The 40 Year-Old Virgin’ and ‘Foxcatcher.’

• Theater Actor, Film Actor, Television Actor, Comedian
  (1962–)

With her husky voice and beauty, Demi Moore was a fixture in 'Brat Pack' movies of the 1980s, such as St. Elmo's Fire and About Last Night.

• Director, Producer, Film Actress
  (1962–)

After winning Entertainer of the Year at the 2017 Country Music Awards, Garth Brooks admitted to lip synching during his performance. "My voice just isn't going anywhere, and we wanted to represent country music the best we can," he explained.

• Songwriter, Singer, Guitarist
  (1962–)

American fashion designer Kate Spade became known for launching a successful line of handbags in the 1990s.

• Fashion Designer
  (1962–2018)

Schoolly D is considered one of the pioneers of gangsta rap and has also scored films for director Abel Ferrara.

• Composer, Rapper
  (1962–)

Jeff Dunham is a popular comedian and ventriloquist, known for his crass yet clever antics with his puppets.

• Comedian
  (1962–)

Mary Kay Letourneau was sentenced to seven years in prison for statutory rape for having a sexual relationship with a 13-year-old boy in her class.

• Criminal
  (1962–)

Rosie O'Donnell is an actor, comedian and LGBT activist who has served as host of 'The Rosie O'Donnell Show' and 'The View.'

• Film Actress, Talk Show Host, Comedian
  (1962–)

Michelle Yeoh is a Chinese actress and dancer known for her roles in Hong Kong action and martial arts films and for Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.

• Film Actress
  (1962–)

Singer-songwriter Sheryl Crow sang backup for stars like Rod Stewart before becoming a star in own right. Her 1996 album Sheryl Crow won two Grammys.

• Singer
  (1962–)

Actor Tom Cruise is the star of several box-office hits, including 'Risky Business,' 'Top Gun,' 'A Few Good Men,' 'Jerry Maguire' and the 'Mission: Impossible' franchise.

• Film Actor, Producer
  (1962–)