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Look Who's Turning 40 and 50
Sarah Ferguson—50 on October 15
The Duchess of York—a.k.a. the first Fergie—is a champion reinventor, becoming both a weight-loss spokeswoman and a best-selling children’s book author after her royal marriage dissolved.
Rachel Hunter—40 on September 9
As “Stacy’s Mom,” she had it goin’ on. At 40, this New Zealand-born model still does.
Catherine Zeta-Jones—40 on September 25
Our favorite C Z-J moment? Accepting her Oscar—even performing a song—while very pregnant, with style to spare.
Chandra Wilson—40 on August 27
The woman who, as Grey’s Anatomy’s inimitable Dr. Bailey, officially introduced vajayjay to the lexicon is someone we’re thrilled to have on our team.
Rosanna Arquette—50 on August 10
“I want a big rock concert for my fiftieth birthday,” the actress (and inspiration for the Toto song “Rosanna”) told MORE last year.
Marcia Gay Harden—50 on August 14
She’s got an Oscar, a Tony—and now a milestone birthday to celebrate!
Jennifer Lopez—40 on July 24
J.Lo, Jenny From the Block—whatever the moniker, she’s right up there with Madonna as a mother of reinvention.
Suzanne Vega—50 on July 11
The singer-songwriter, a longtime member of Amnesty International, has had hits such as “Luka” and “Tom’s Diner” covered and remixed by other influential artists.
Hugh Laurie—50 on June 11
What would House do to celebrate a milestone birthday like Laurie’s? Probably alienate his patients, fantasize about Cuddy and treat himself to a few extra painkillers. Pretty much like any other day, then. We’re sure Laurie has something much less misanthropic planned.
Steffi Graf—40 on June 14
Since her retirement 10 years ago, this tennis champion—called the greatest female player of all time by Billie Jean King—now focuses on her two kids (with husband Andre Agassi) and the charity she founded, Children for Tomorrow.
Brian Williams—50 on May 5
Not only is the NBC Nightly News anchor smart and reassuring, but he was one of the best Saturday Night Live hosts in years. Who could ask for more?
Ice Cube—40 on June 15
The rapper/actor/producer is reportedly working on a big-screen adaptation of Welcome Back, Kotter. From gangstas to Sweathogs in 20 years—who’d have thunk it?
Cate Blanchett—40 on May 14
She has played Elizabeth I, Katharine Hepburn and Bob Dylan. With all that history under her belt, it’s about time she turned 40.
Anne Heche—40 on May 25
If her personal life has been a bit of a soap opera, well, she did start out on Another World. But who cares? She’s always riveting.


















