Dancers & Choreographers Chronological History Timeline

Chronological Timeline (276 Entries)

1. [866] Ki no Tsurayuki — Prominent Heian period poet, compiler of the Kokin Wakashū, and court noble.
2. [1560] William Kempe — Pioneering English actor and dancer, famed for comic roles and association with Shakespeare.
3. [1632] Jean-Baptiste Lully — Master of French Baroque opera, composer, and court musician for Louis XIV.
4. [1707] Marie Sallé — Pioneering French dancer and choreographer known for dramatic ballet d'action.
5. [1727] Jean-Georges Noverre — Pioneering French dancer and ballet master, creator of ballet d'action.
6. [1743] Marie-Madeleine Guimard — Dominant French ballerina of the Parisian stage during the reign of Louis XVI.
7. [1777] Filippo Taglioni — Pioneering Italian dancer and choreographer, father of Marie Taglioni.
8. [1778] Joseph Grimaldi — Iconic English actor, comedian, and dancer of the Regency era, known for pioneering the Clown role.
9. [1797] Carlo Blasis — Pioneering Italian ballet dancer and influential dance theoretician.
10. [1804] Marie Taglioni — Swedish-born Romantic ballet star, credited with pioneering the art of dancing en pointe.
11. [1805] August Bournonville — Pioneering Danish ballet master and choreographer, founder of the Bournonville School.
12. [1810] Fanny Elssler — Pioneering Austrian Romantic ballerina, celebrated for her artistry and influence.
13. [1810] Jules Perrot — Pioneering French ballet dancer and choreographer, master of 19th-century works.
14. [1818] Marius Petipa — Master choreographer of Russian ballet, famed for 'The Sleeping Beauty' and 'The Nutcracker'.
15. [1819] Carlotta Grisi — Pioneering Italian ballet dancer, celebrated for embodying the classic role of Giselle.
16. [1819] Lucile Grahn — Pioneering Danish ballerina of the Romantic era, celebrated for her artistry and international reach.
17. [1821] Arthur Saint-Léon — Influential French choreographer, celebrated for creating the ballet Coppélia.
18. [1821] Lola Montez — Irish dancer and actress, famous as a Spanish dancer and courtesan.
19. [1825] Master Juba — Pioneering African-American tapdancer who influenced jazz and step dancing.
20. [1834] Lev Ivanov — Pioneering Russian ballet dancer and choreographer, famed for Swan Lake and The Nutcracker.
21. [1840] Jackson Haines — Father of modern figure skating, known for blending ballet and athleticism on ice.
22. [1862] Hulda Garborg — Pioneering Norwegian writer, poet, and advocate for national culture.
23. [1862] Loie Fuller — Pioneering American dancer and innovator of theatrical lighting techniques.
24. [1863] Pierina Legnani — Iconic Italian ballerina, celebrated for her technical prowess and enduring artistry.
25. [1866] La Goulue — Iconic French can-can dancer, star of the Moulin Rouge, known as 'The Glutton'
26. [1868] La Belle Otero — Spanish dancer, actress, and celebrated courtesan known for her beauty in 19th-century France.
27. [1872] Mathilde Kschessinska — Polish-Russian ballerina, famous for her association with the Romanov Imperial Family.
28. [1873] Gauhar Jaan — Pioneering Indian singer and dancer, known as the 'gramophone girl'.
29. [1875] Cléo de Mérode — Pioneering French dancer of the Belle Époque, hailed as the first modern celebrity icon.
30. [1876] Mata Hari — Dutch exotic dancer and alleged spy whose life became synonymous with the femme fatale.
31. [1877] Isadora Duncan — Pioneering American dancer and choreographer of modern contemporary dance.
32. [1878] Bill Robinson — Pioneering tap dancer and entertainer whose career spanned American popular culture.
33. [1879] Agrippina Vaganova — Foundational Russian ballerina and creator of the influential Vaganova method.
34. [1879] Rudolf von Laban — Pioneering movement theorist and choreographer, founder of modern dance analysis.
35. [1880] Michel Fokine — Pioneering Russian choreographer known for revolutionizing ballet through emotional narrative.
36. [1882] Anna Pavlova — Iconic Russian prima ballerina, famed for 'The Dying Swan' and global tours.
37. [1883] Ida Rubinstein — Russian dancer, actress, and art patron of the Belle Époque.
38. [1885] Tamara Karsavina — Iconic Russian prima ballerina, founder of modern British ballet.
39. [1886] Mary Wigman — Pioneering German choreographer of expressionist dance and movement therapy.
40. [1888] Marie Rambert — Polish-born English dancer and pedagogue who profoundly influenced British ballet.
41. [1888] Maurice Chevalier — Iconic French singer, actor, and entertainer known for his signature style and Broadway success.
42. [1889] Sophie Taeuber-Arp — Swiss pioneer of abstract art, textile design, and Dada movement.
43. [1889] Vaslav Nijinsky — Pioneering male dancer and choreographer, celebrated for intensity and virtuosity.
44. [1891] Bronislava Nijinska — Innovative Russian ballet dancer and choreographer, pioneering modern forms in classical ballet.
45. [1891] Nelly Sachs — German-Swedish poet and playwright, Nobel laureate known for Holocaust testimony.
46. [1891] Ted Shawn — Pioneer of American modern dance, known for Denishawn and Jacob's Pillow.
47. [1892] Eddie Cantor — Iconic American entertainer, singer, and comedian known for his 'Banjo Eyes'.
48. [1893] Hanya Holm — Pioneering German-American modern dancer, choreographer, and influential dance educator.
49. [1893] Peggy Hopkins Joyce — American actress, model, and socialite known for her flamboyant lifestyle and career.
50. [1894] Martha Graham — Pioneering American modern dancer and choreographer, creator of the Graham technique.
51. [1895] Doris Humphrey — Pioneering American modern dancer and choreographer known for developing expressive movement techniques.
52. [1895] Olga Spessivtseva — Renowned Russian prima ballerina celebrated for her romantic artistry and technical prowess.
53. [1895] Rudolph Valentino — The iconic 'Latin Lover' of silent cinema, celebrated for passion and glamour.
54. [1895] Vasyl Avramenko — Pioneering Ukrainian artist, dancer, and choreographer who spread folk culture globally.
55. [1898] La Argentinita — Iconic Spanish-Argentine flamenco dancer and singer, known as La Argentinita.
56. [1898] Ninette de Valois — Pioneering figure in British ballet, establishing The Royal Ballet and its enduring legacy.
57. [1899] Fred Astaire — Master dancer and actor, famed for his elegant, innovative style in Hollywood musicals.
58. [1899] James Cagney — Energetic American actor known for tough-guy roles and distinctive stage presence.
59. [1900] Uday Shankar — Pioneering Indian choreographer who fused classical and European dance forms.
60. [1900] Victor Silvester — Pioneering English dancer, musician, and bandleader of the early 20th century.
61. [1902] Lyubov Orlova — Iconic Soviet actress, singer, and dancer celebrated for her captivating stage presence.
62. [1904] Frederick Ashton — Master British choreographer celebrated for creating a uniquely English ballet style.
63. [1904] George Balanchine — Pioneering choreographer who defined American ballet with neoclassical brilliance.
64. [1905] Agnes de Mille — Pioneering American choreographer known for blending ballet with modern dance.
65. [1905] Joan Crawford — Iconic American actress known for her dramatic flair and 'rags-to-riches' roles.
66. [1905] Myrna Loy — Versatile American actress celebrated for adapting to screen partners and comedic roles.
67. [1906] Josephine Baker — Iconic French entertainer, dancer, and civil rights figure of the 20th century.
68. [1906] Kazuo Ohno — Pioneering Japanese dancer and Butoh master, influential figure in modern performance art.
69. [1906] Louise Brooks — Icon of the flapper culture, celebrated for her dance and early film career.
70. [1907] Jack Albertson — Versatile American actor, comedian, and dancer known for vaudeville and Broadway success.
71. [1907] Tamara Geva — Soviet-American actress, dancer, and choreographer known for her work with Balanchine.
72. [1908] Antony Tudor — Pioneering English ballet choreographer, teacher, and dancer.
73. [1908] Lupe Vélez — Iconic Mexican actress who dominated Hollywood's Golden Age with fiery charisma.
74. [1909] Carmen Miranda — Iconic Brazilian singer known for her vibrant 'fruit hat' image and samba interpretations.
75. [1909] Katherine Dunham — Pioneering American dancer, choreographer, and anthropologist of Black dance.
76. [1910] Alicia Markova — Pioneering British ballerina, choreographer, and founder of major ballet institutions.
77. [1910] Faith Bacon — American burlesque dancer and actress, known as "America's Most Beautiful Dancer"
78. [1911] Choi Seung-hee — Pioneering Korean modern dancer, known as the 'Mother of Korean Modern Dance.'
79. [1911] Danny Kaye — Versatile American actor, dancer, and comedian known for physical comedy and patter songs.
80. [1911] Jack Cole (choreographer) — Pioneering choreographer credited as 'Father of Theatrical Jazz Dance' for Broadway and Hollywood.
81. [1911] Lisa Fonssagrives — Swedish model, dancer, and early pioneer of the supermodel era.
82. [1912] Eleanor Powell — Iconic tap dancer and actress of the Golden Age of Hollywood.
83. [1912] Gene Kelly — Iconic American dancer, actor, and choreographer known for athletic musical performances.
84. [1912] John Cage — American avant-garde composer, pioneer of indeterminacy and chance music.
85. [1912] Ram Gopal (dancer) — Pioneering Indian dancer and choreographer blending classical styles with the West.
86. [1913] Marika Rökk — Iconic German-Austrian operetta singer, dancer, and actress of Hungarian descent.
87. [1916] Betty Grable — Iconic American actress, pin-up star, and dancer of the Golden Age of Hollywood.
88. [1917] Lena Horne — Iconic American singer, actress, and civil rights activist whose career spanned decades.
89. [1917] Maya Deren — Pioneering American experimental filmmaker, theorist, and choreographer of the avant-garde.
90. [1917] Vera Zorina — German-Norwegian artist celebrated for ballet, film acting, and choreography.
91. [1918] Carmen Amaya — Iconic Spanish Romani flamenco dancer, hailed as 'The Greatest Ever'
92. [1918] Jerome Robbins — Visionary American choreographer, director, and dancer whose work spanned ballet and Broadway.
93. [1918] Lili St. Cyr — American burlesque dancer and performer, known professionally as Lili St. Cyr.
94. [1918] Rita Hayworth — Golden Age Hollywood star, nicknamed "The Love Goddess," known for her dramatic roles.
95. [1919] Gower Champion — Versatile American actor, choreographer, and dancer known for Broadway and film musicals.
96. [1919] Marge Champion — Iconic American dancer and actress, celebrated for her work in film musicals and choreography.
97. [1919] Margot Fonteyn — Iconic English ballerina, celebrated for her artistry with the Royal Ballet.
98. [1919] Merce Cunningham — Pioneering American choreographer known for chance operations and avant-garde collaborations.
99. [1919] Sono Osato — American dancer and actress known for her performances with Ballets Russes.
100. [1920] Alicia Alonso — Legendary Cuban prima ballerina assoluta and choreographer.
101. [1920] Ravi Shankar — Pioneering sitar virtuoso who globalized Indian classical music.
102. [1920] Sitara Devi — Pioneering Kathak dancer, singer, and actress, celebrated as the 'Kathak Queen'.
103. [1921] Fodéba Keïta — Pioneering Guinean artist, composer, and politician who founded Theatre Africain.
104. [1922] Cyd Charisse — Iconic American dancer and actress known for her roles in the Golden Age of Hollywood musicals.
105. [1922] Yvonne De Carlo — Canadian-American actress, dancer, and singer who achieved Hollywood stardom in the 1940s.
106. [1923] Lola Flores — Iconic Spanish performer, celebrated for her dazzling talent in flamenco, song, and cinema.
107. [1924] Roland Petit — Pioneering French choreographer and ballet director known for creative works.
108. [1924] Stanley Donen — Pioneering American film director and choreographer known for 'Cine-dance'.
109. [1924] Zizi Jeanmaire — Iconic French ballet dancer, actress, and singer, famed for 'Carmen'.
110. [1925] Colette Marchand — French prima ballerina and actress, celebrated for her artistry on stage.
111. [1925] Donald O'Connor — Versatile American dancer, singer, and actor known for his athletic charm.
112. [1925] Gwen Verdon — Iconic Broadway star and dancer, celebrated for her versatility in musical theater.
113. [1925] Maria Tallchief — Pioneering Osage ballerina, America's first major prima ballerina.
114. [1925] Maya Plisetskaya — Iconic Russian prima ballerina, choreographer, and director of the Bolshoi Theatre.
115. [1927] Bob Fosse — Influential American choreographer and director known for jazz dance.
116. [1927] Maurice Béjart — Pioneering choreographer who developed modern ballet, blending expressionism and vast themes.
117. [1928] Erik Bruhn — Pioneering Danish ballet dancer, choreographer, and artistic director.
118. [1928] Robert Joffrey — Pioneering American choreographer, co-founder of the Joffrey Ballet.
119. [1928] Tempest Storm — Iconic American burlesque star known as "The Queen Of Exotic Dancers"
120. [1929] Naima Akef — Iconic Egyptian belly dancer and film actress during the Golden Age of Cinema.
121. [1930] Paul Taylor (choreographer) — Pioneering American choreographer, founder of the Paul Taylor Dance Company.
122. [1930] Silvana Mangano — Iconic Italian actress, celebrated for her neorealist roots and enduring star power.
123. [1931] Alvin Ailey — Pioneering choreographer whose work celebrated the African-American experience through modern dance.
124. [1931] Carmen de Lavallade — American dancer and actress known for her association with Geoffrey Holder.
125. [1931] Leslie Caron — Iconic French and American actress and dancer, surviving star of Hollywood's Golden Age.
126. [1931] Mitzi Gaynor — American actress, dancer, and singer, celebrated for her role in the Hollywood musical era.
127. [1931] Rita Moreno — Puerto Rican star known for her versatility across stage, screen, and song.
128. [1932] Debbie Reynolds — Iconic American actress, singer, and dancer known for her vibrant stage presence.
129. [1932] George Chakiris — Acclaimed American actor and dancer, celebrated for his role in West Side Story.
130. [1933] Chita Rivera — Iconic Broadway performer, dancer, and singer celebrated for her versatility and talent.
131. [1933] James Brown — Pioneering funk, soul, and R&B; 'Godfather of Soul' and 'Mr. Dynamite'.
132. [1934] Arthur Mitchell (dancer) — Pioneering American ballet dancer, choreographer, and founder of Dance Theatre of Harlem.
133. [1934] Brigitte Bardot — Iconic French actress, singer, and passionate animal rights activist.
134. [1935] Candy Barr — Iconic American burlesque dancer and stripper known for her mid-century career.
135. [1936] Antonio Gades — Pioneering Spanish flamenco dancer, choreographer, and artistic director.
136. [1936] Dalilah (belly dancer) — Spanish belly dancer, Delia Turina, known for her early training and career in Egypt.
137. [1936] Vyjayanthimala — Pioneering Indian actress and dancer, celebrated for blending classical art with cinema.
138. [1938] Rudolf Nureyev — Soviet-born ballet legend, renowned for technical brilliance and charismatic stage presence.
139. [1939] Claude François — Iconic French pop singer, songwriter, and dancer known for massive record sales.
140. [1939] Maria Bueno — Brazilian tennis legend, known as the "tennis ballerina" for her graceful play.
141. [1940] Natalia Makarova — Renowned prima ballerina and choreographer, celebrated for her artistry in both Soviet and American ballet.
142. [1940] Pina Bausch — Pioneering German choreographer known for developing Tanztheater.
143. [1940] Vladimir Vasiliev (dancer) — Esteemed Russian ballet dancer and choreographer, famed for his powerful artistry.
144. [1941] Ann-Margret — Swedish-American actress, dancer, and singer with a seven-decade career.
145. [1941] Chubby Checker — Pioneering American rock and roll singer known for popularizing dance crazes like The Twist.
146. [1941] Twyla Tharp — Pioneering American choreographer blending classical, jazz, and pop forms.
147. [1942] K. Raghavendra Rao — Pioneering Telugu cinema director known for over a hundred films and genre mastery.
148. [1943] Joo Hyun — South Korean actor known for roles in A Family, Ballerina, and Running Man.
149. [1943] Judith Jamison — Pioneering American dancer, choreographer, and artistic director.
150. [1943] Phyllis Spira — Iconic South African Prima Ballerina Assoluta of the 20th Century
151. [1943] Raffaella Carrà — Italian pop icon, singer, and actress who pioneered feminism in music and TV.
152. [1945] Sunwoo Yong-nyeo — Veteran South Korean actress known for a five-decade career spanning film, TV, and stage.
153. [1945] Suzanne Farrell — Legendary American ballerina, teacher, and founder of Suzanne Farrell Ballet.
154. [1946] Gregory Hines — Celebrated American tap dancer, actor, and singer known for his dynamic performances.
155. [1946] Liza Minnelli — Iconic American performer celebrated for singing, dancing, and commanding stage presence.
156. [1946] Yoon Bok-hee — Pioneering South Korean singer, musical actress, and songwriter known for early fashion adoption.
157. [1948] Mikhail Baryshnikov — Pioneering Latvian-American dancer, choreographer, and actor of the 20th century.
158. [1948] Saroj Khan — Pioneering Indian dance choreographer, renowned for mujra and Bollywood's first woman.
159. [1951] Cassandra Peterson — Iconic actress known for creating the beloved horror hostess, Elvira, Mistress of the Dark.
160. [1952] Bill T. Jones — Pioneering American choreographer, director, and dancer known for raw, visceral movement.
161. [1952] Patrick Swayze — Iconic American actor, dancer, and singer known for romantic and action roles.
162. [1953] David Gulpilil — Iconic Aboriginal Australian actor and dancer, celebrated for his roles in seminal films.
163. [1954] Kamal Haasan — Esteemed Indian actor, filmmaker, and politician primarily celebrated in Tamil cinema.
164. [1955] Chiranjeevi — Mega Star of Telugu Cinema, acclaimed actor, dancer, and philanthropist.
165. [1956] Lars von Trier — Provocative Danish filmmaker known for exploring existential and taboo subjects.
166. [1958] Kate Bush — Iconic English singer-songwriter known for eclectic style and innovative artistry.
167. [1958] Michael Flatley — Irish dance choreographer known for reinventing traditional steps with modern flair.
168. [1958] Michael Jackson — The "King of Pop," Michael Jackson transformed music and performance globally.
169. [1958] Prince (musician) — Pioneering American musician, songwriter, and cultural icon of the Minneapolis sound.
170. [1960] Matthew Bourne — Acclaimed British choreographer known for reimagining classical ballets and popular culture.
171. [1961] Willi Ninja — Pioneering voguer and choreographer celebrated for his artistry in ball culture.
172. [1962] MC Hammer — Pioneering pop rap artist known for 'U Can't Touch This' and extravagant choreography.
173. [1963] Alessandra Ferri — Esteemed Italian prima ballerina known for her technical prowess and dramatic roles.
174. [1963] Donnie Yen — Esteemed Hong Kong actor and martial arts master, renowned for his action roles.
175. [1965] Aaron Kwok — Iconic Hong Kong performer, celebrated singer, dancer, and actor.
176. [1965] Farah Khan — Pioneering Indian filmmaker, choreographer, and dancer in Hindi cinema.
177. [1965] Pisith Pilika — Iconic Cambodian ballet dancer and actress of the 1980s and 1990s.
178. [1965] Sylvie Guillem — Iconic French ballet dancer known for her athleticism and contemporary interpretations.
179. [1966] Janet Jackson — Pioneering artist known for socially conscious, sexually provocative music and choreography.
180. [1966] Jung Doo-hong — Pioneering South Korean action director, choreographer, and actor known for 'Koreanized' action.
181. [1968] Anastacia — American singer-songwriter known for her powerful voice and 'sprock' fusion.
182. [1969] Bobby Brown — Pioneer of New Jack Swing, Bobby Brown defined R&B/Hip-Hop fusion.
183. [1969] Joaquín Cortés — Renowned Spanish dancer mastering ballet and flamenco fusion.
184. [1969] Uhm Jung-hwa — Iconic South Korean artist known as the "Korean Madonna" for her reinvention.
185. [1970] Naomi Campbell — Iconic British model and actress, celebrated for pioneering representation in high fashion.
186. [1972] Dita Von Teese — The 'Queen of Burlesque,' Dita Von Teese redefined glamour and fetish performance.
187. [1973] David Belle — Pioneer of Parkour, French actor, choreographer, and stunt coordinator.
188. [1973] Prabhu Deva — Renowned Indian choreographer, director, and dancer celebrated for his artistry in film.
189. [1973] Savion Glover — Pioneering American tap dancer, actor, and choreographer known for 'young and funk' style.
190. [1974] Akram Khan (dancer) — Pioneering English dancer and choreographer blending Kathak and contemporary forms.
191. [1974] Amy Adams — American actress celebrated for both comedic timing and dramatic depth.
192. [1977] Benjamin Millepied — Acclaimed French choreographer and dancer, known for his work with major international ballet companies.
193. [1977] Shakira — Colombian singer-songwriter, celebrated for blending Latin rhythms with global pop appeal.
194. [1978] Jang Woo-hyuk — South Korean singer and rapper known for his time in H.O.T. and solo career.
195. [1978] Kim Sung-bum (actor) — Versatile South Korean actor, comedian, and master practitioner of traditional mask dance.
196. [1978] Manju Warrier — Acclaimed Indian actress, dancer, and producer known for work in Malayalam and Tamil cinema.
197. [1978] Moon Hee-joon — Pioneering South Korean pop rock singer-songwriter, leader of H.O.T.
198. [1978] Usher (musician) — Pioneering R&B star known for chart-topping hits and enduring global appeal.
199. [1979] Kim Jae-duck — South Korean singer, rapper, and choreographer known for Sechs Kies and J-Walk.
200. [1979] Kim Jong-min — South Korean singer, dancer, and variety show mainstay known for his goofy on-screen persona.
201. [1979] Lee Jai-jin (musician, born 1979) — South Korean singer and dancer, known for his time in the iconic boy group Sechs Kies.
202. [1979] Lee Min-woo — South Korean singer, rapper, and dancer best known as a member of Shinhwa.
203. [1979] Nam Hyun-joon — Pioneering South Korean dancer, rapper, and choreographer known for popping techniques.
204. [1980] Jun Jin — South Korean singer, actor, and rapper known for his work with Shinhwa.
205. [1980] Junichi Okada — Versatile Japanese actor, singer, and martial artist known for his work in V6.
206. [1980] Park Hyung-soo — Acclaimed South Korean actor known for diverse roles in dramas and films.
207. [1980] Park Ji-woo — South Korean dancer known for competitive achievements in ballroom and performance arts.
208. [1980] Satoshi Ohno — Japanese idol, singer, and actor known for his role in the boy band Arashi.
209. [1981] Lee Yong-woo — South Korean actor and dancer known for television dramas and dance performances.
210. [1982] Lee Joon-gi — Acclaimed South Korean actor, singer, and dancer known for diverse roles.
211. [1982] Masaki Aiba — Japanese entertainer known for his work in Arashi, acting, and variety shows.
212. [1982] Misty Copeland — Pioneering American ballet dancer and author, known for breaking racial barriers at ABT.
213. [1982] Rain (entertainer) — Pioneering South Korean entertainer, celebrated singer, actor, and global Hallyu icon.
214. [1983] Choi Yeo-jin — South Korean-Canadian model and actress known for television roles and dancing.
215. [1984] Alizée — Iconic French singer known for boundary-pushing pop music and vibrant stage presence.
216. [1984] Cheryl Burke — American dancer, model, and television personality known for Dancing with the Stars.
217. [1984] Seo In-young — South Korean singer, dancer, and actress known for her versatile musical career.
218. [1985] Bruno Mars — Pop icon known for retro showmanship and versatile songwriting.
219. [1985] Derek Hough — Award-winning American dancer, choreographer, actor, and singer.
220. [1985] Ryuichi Ogata — Japanese singer, rapper, and guitarist known for his work with W-inds and solo career as Dravil.
221. [1986] Cassie Ventura — American singer, dancer, actress, and model known for her early 2000s career.
222. [1986] Riyo Mori — Japanese actress, dancer, model, and beauty queen crowned Miss Universe 2007.
223. [1986] Solange Knowles — Acclaimed R&B artist known for Motown-inspired sounds and critical depth.
224. [1987] Jay Park — Pioneering American rapper, singer-songwriter, and founder of AOMG in the K-Hip Hop scene.
225. [1987] Scott Moir — Elite Canadian ice dancer and coach, renowned for Olympic and World success with Tessa Virtue.
226. [1987] Stephanie Kim — South Korean singer, ballerina, and actress known for her work with The Grace and solo career.
227. [1987] Yang Seung-ho — South Korean idol singer, dancer, and actor, best known as the leader of MBLAQ.
228. [1988] Alicia Vikander — Acclaimed Swedish actress known for roles in period dramas and genre films.
229. [1988] Wang Ji-won — South Korean actress and ballet dancer known for her roles in K-dramas.
230. [1989] Chris Brown — American R&B artist, songwriter, dancer, and actor known for genre versatility.
231. [1989] Sergei Polunin — Acclaimed Ukrainian/Russian ballet dancer, actor, and model known for intense stage presence.
232. [1989] Tessa Virtue — Canadian ice dancer, celebrated for her partnership with Scott Moir.
233. [1990] Im Soo-hyang — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for roles in 'Gangnam Beauty' and 'Graceful Family'.
234. [1990] Jang Dong-woo — South Korean singer, rapper, and dancer known for his work in Infinite.
235. [1990] Lee Gi-kwang — South Korean singer, songwriter, and actor known professionally as Gikwang or Kikwang.
236. [1991] Hoya (singer) — South Korean singer, rapper, and actor known for his work in Infinite and solo career.
237. [1991] Key (entertainer) — South Korean singer, songwriter, and versatile entertainer known for his multifaceted career.
238. [1991] Kim Se-yong — South Korean singer, rapper, dancer, and actor known for his work with Myname.
239. [1991] Lali Espósito — Argentine singer and actress known for her roles in teen telenovelas and pop music.
240. [1992] Lee Seung-hoon (rapper) — South Korean rapper and dancer known for his versatile choreography and solo career.
241. [1993] Anitta (singer) — Brazilian pop powerhouse mixing funk, reggaeton, and global electronic sounds.
242. [1993] Hui (singer) — South Korean singer, songwriter, and composer known for Pentagon and his work in the K-Pop industry.
243. [1993] Kim Youngbin — South Korean singer, rapper, dancer, and actor, known as the leader of SF9.
244. [1993] Luna (South Korean singer) — South Korean singer, dancer, and musical actress known for her work in f(x) and solo career.
245. [1993] Park Yu-rim — South Korean actress and model known for her breakout role in 'Drive My Car'.
246. [1993] Roh Tae-hyun — South Korean singer and dancer, known for his work with Hotshot and JBJ.
247. [1994] Hur Young-ji — South Korean singer, dancer, and entertainer known for her time in the girl group Kara.
248. [1994] Lee Jae-yoon (singer) — South Korean singer, dancer, actor, and model known for SF9 and live musicals.
249. [1994] Margaret Qualley — American actress known for roles in 'The Leftovers' and 'Poor Things'.
250. [1995] Kim Jong-hyeon — South Korean singer, rapper, and actor known for his time in NU'EST.
251. [1995] Lee Dawon — South Korean singer, dancer, and actor known for his role in the group SF9.
252. [1995] Moon Jong-up — South Korean singer, dancer, and actor known for his work in B.A.P and solo career.
253. [1995] Ren (South Korean singer) — South Korean singer and actor known for NU'EST, acclaimed for musical theater roles.
254. [1996] Im Do-hwa — South Korean singer, dancer, and actress known for her time in AOA.
255. [1996] Lee Tae-vin — South Korean actor, singer, and dancer known for roles in 'The Penthouse' and '365: Repeat the Year'.
256. [1996] Shin Jee-won — South Korean actress known for Berry Good, transitioning to a dedicated acting career.
257. [1996] Zendaya — Acclaimed American actress and singer known for leading roles in blockbusters and prestige television.
258. [1997] Ayumi Ishida (Morning Musume member) — Japanese singer, former sub-leader of the pop group Morning Musume.
259. [1997] Erina Ikuta — Japanese pop singer, dancer, and actress known for her tenure in Morning Musume.
260. [1997] Shin Jeong-you — South Korean actor, singer, and dancer known for web dramas and BL productions.
261. [1998] Joshua Hyunho Lee — American entertainer known for acting, dancing, and singing in media like XO, Kitty.
262. [1998] Riho Sayashi — Japanese actress, singer, and dancer known for Morning Musume and solo career.
263. [1999] Choi Hyun-suk — South Korean rapper, singer, and dancer known for his role in the boy band Treasure.
264. [1999] Masaki Sato — Japanese pop singer, dancer, and actress known for her time in the group Morning Musume.
265. [1999] Yang Yeon-je — South Korean singer and dancer known for her work in musicals and girl groups.
266. [2000] Choi Bo-min (entertainer) — South Korean singer, actor, and host known for his time in the group Golden Child.
267. [2000] Lee Chae-yeon — South Korean singer, dancer, and actress known for her work in Iz*One and solo career.
268. [2003] Yuna (singer, born 2003) — South Korean singer, dancer, and actress known for her role in the group Itzy.
269. [2004] Charli D'Amelio — American social media personality and dancer known for her rise on TikTok.
270. [2004] Daniela Avanzini — American singer and dancer known for her work in the girl group Katseye.
271. [2004] Kano Fujihira — Japanese multi-talented artist known for her work in idol groups and J-Pop.
272. [2004] Momoe Mori — Japanese rapper, dancer, model, and actress known for her work with the group @onefive.
273. [2004] Soyoka Yoshida — Japanese multi-talented artist known for her work in idol groups and fashion modeling.
274. [2004] Tsugumi Aritomo — Japanese singer, dancer, model, and actress known for her work in idol groups.
275. [2006] Megan Skiendiel — American singer, dancer, and actress known for her work in the girl group Katseye.
276. [2012] Blue Ivy Carter — American singer, actress, and dancer, daughter of Beyoncé and Jay-Z.