Celebrity Birthdays: April 26 to May 2
- During the week of April 26 to May 2, 2026, several notable figures in film, television, and music celebrate their birthdays, including actors Channing Tatum and Jessica Alba,...
- Known for his breakout role in the 2006 dance film "Step Up" and subsequent leading roles in the "Magic Mike" series, "21 Jump Street," and "Foxcatcher," Tatum has...
- Jessica Alba, born on April 28, celebrates her 45th birthday in 2026.
During the week of April 26 to May 2, 2026, several notable figures in film, television, and music celebrate their birthdays, including actors Channing Tatum and Jessica Alba, as well as television personalities Drew and Jonathan Scott. This cluster of celebrity birthdays highlights a diverse range of talent across entertainment industries, from Hollywood blockbusters to reality television and music.
Channing Tatum, born on April 26, turns 45 in 2026. Known for his breakout role in the 2006 dance film “Step Up” and subsequent leading roles in the “Magic Mike” series, “21 Jump Street,” and “Foxcatcher,” Tatum has established himself as a versatile actor and producer. His production company, Free Association, has developed projects across film and television, including the HBO Max series “The Last of Us” adaptation-related projects and various comedy ventures. In recent years, Tatum has balanced acting with behind-the-scenes work, including directing the 2022 film “Dog,” which he also starred in alongside a canine co-star.
Jessica Alba, born on April 28, celebrates her 45th birthday in 2026. Alba rose to fame in the early 2000s with her role as Max Guevara in the television series “Dark Angel,” which earned her a Golden Globe nomination. She transitioned to film with notable performances in “Honey,” “Sin City,” “Fantastic Four,” and its sequel, as well as “Into the Blue.” Beyond acting, Alba is widely recognized as the co-founder of The Honest Company, a consumer goods brand focused on eco-friendly and non-toxic products, which she launched in 2011. Her entrepreneurial work has been featured in major business publications, and she remains an active advocate for safe consumer products and environmental health.
The Scott brothers, Drew and Jonathan, both born on April 28, turn 49 in 2026. Best known as the hosts of the HGTV series “Property Brothers,” which premiered in 2011, the twins have built a multimedia franchise around home renovation, real estate, and design. Their brand extends to spin-off series such as “Brothers vs. Brothers” and “Property Brothers: Forever Home,” as well as product lines, books, and a production company, Scott Brothers Entertainment. In addition to their television work, the brothers have been involved in philanthropic efforts, including partnerships with organizations focused on youth housing and community development.
Other notable birthdays during this period include actor James Brolin (April 30), who turns 95 in 2026 and remains a respected figure in television and film with a career spanning over six decades, including roles in “Marcus Welby, M.D.,” “Hotel,” and “Westworld.” Singer and actress Sheena Easton, born April 27, celebrates her 67th birthday; she gained international fame in the 1980s with hits like “Morning Train (Nine to Five)” and “For Your Eyes Only,” the theme song for the James Bond film of the same name. Rock musician Lou Gramm, born May 2, turns 75 in 2026. As the original lead vocalist of the band Foreigner, Gramm contributed to hits such as “I Want to Know What Love Is,” “Cold as Ice,” and “Juke Box Hero,” and continues to perform selectively with the group and as a solo artist.
The convergence of these birthdays underscores the enduring presence of multifaceted entertainers who have shaped popular culture across decades. From Tatum and Alba’s transitions from acting to entrepreneurship and production, to the Scott brothers’ influence on lifestyle television and the lasting musical legacies of artists like Easton and Gramm, the week reflects a broad spectrum of creative contributions. These figures continue to engage audiences through both ongoing projects and retrospective recognition of their impact on film, television, music, and business.
