Before you act on famous Libra to Pisces celebrities

Famous Libra to Pisces celebrities are sorted here by one input: a public birth date. Birth dates for public figures are a matter of record. That is enough to sort names from Libra through Pisces by sun sign, and enough to say what the sort does not cover.

What to take away

• A birth date gives a sun sign and almost nothing else. Houses and the rising degree need a time, and the time is usually missing.
• Astrologers grade birth data by provenance because so much of what circulates is unsourced. Documented records are the minority of celebrity entries.
• Libra through Pisces covers the second half of the zodiac. It runs from Libra, Scorpio and Sagittarius to Capricorn, Aquarius and Pisces.
• A sign list is a sample, not a finding. Twelve signs across any large group means about one person in twelve per sign.
• The first six signs are covered in the Aries list and the Taurus list.

The six signs, with names and birth dates

Dates below are the common cutoff, and they shift by a day or two between ephemeris tables. Where a birthday sits on a cusp, the two tables disagree and the sign is genuinely open.

Sign	Common date range	Element and mode	Ruling planet
Libra	Sep 23 to Oct 22	Air, cardinal	Venus
Scorpio	Oct 23 to Nov 21	Water, fixed	Pluto, Mars in older texts
Sagittarius	Nov 22 to Dec 21	Fire, mutable	Jupiter
Capricorn	Dec 22 to Jan 19	Earth, cardinal	Saturn
Aquarius	Jan 20 to Feb 18	Air, fixed	Saturn in older texts, Uranus in modern
Pisces	Feb 19 to Mar 20	Water, mutable	Jupiter in older texts, Neptune in modern

Libra. Venus rules Libra, so the tradition reads the sign as focused on balance and on other people. Serena Williams, born September 26, 1981, won 23 Grand Slam singles titles. Will Smith, born September 25, 1968, won the Best Actor Oscar for King Richard.

Kim Kardashian, born October 21, 1980, founded the shapewear brand Skims. Bruno Mars, born October 8, 1985, sang Uptown Funk. Eminem, born October 17, 1972, released The Marshall Mathers LP.

Scorpio. Scorpio is water and fixed, ruled by Pluto in modern practice. Bill Gates, born October 28, 1955, co-founded Microsoft. Katy Perry, born October 25, 1984, recorded Firework. Leonardo DiCaprio, born November 11, 1974, won an Oscar for The Revenant.

Ryan Reynolds, born October 23, 1976, played Deadpool. Drake, born October 24, 1986, is a rapper from Toronto whose real name is Aubrey Graham.

Sagittarius. Sagittarius is fire and mutable, ruled by Jupiter. Taylor Swift, born December 13, 1989, toured the Eras Tour. Brad Pitt, born December 18, 1963, won an Oscar for Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Nicki Minaj, born December 8, 1982, was born in Trinidad and raised in Queens.

Scarlett Johansson, born November 22, 1984, played Black Widow in the Marvel films. Britney Spears, born December 2, 1981, released Baby One More Time in 1998.

Capricorn. Capricorn is earth and cardinal, ruled by Saturn. LeBron James, born December 30, 1984, became the NBA all-time leading scorer. Michelle Obama, born January 17, 1964, wrote Becoming. Denzel Washington, born December 28, 1954, won two Oscars.

Dolly Parton, born January 19, 1946, founded Dollywood in Tennessee and the Imagination Library. Catherine, Princess of Wales, was born January 9, 1982.

Aquarius. Aquarius is air and fixed. Oprah Winfrey, born January 29, 1954, runs the OWN network. Harry Styles, born February 1, 1994, sang with One Direction before going solo. Alicia Keys, born January 25, 1981, released Girl on Fire.

Cristiano Ronaldo, born February 5, 1985, plays forward for Portugal and Al-Nassr. Michael Jordan, born February 17, 1963, won six NBA championships with the Chicago Bulls.

Pisces. Pisces is water and mutable, ruled by Neptune in modern practice. Rihanna, born February 20, 1988, founded Fenty Beauty. Kurt Cobain, born February 20, 1967, led Nirvana and died in 1994.

Steve Jobs, born February 24, 1955, co-founded Apple and died in 2011. Justin Bieber, born March 1, 1994, released Baby. Albert Einstein, born March 14, 1879, developed the theory of relativity.

Every date above is checkable against a published biography. None of them is a birth time.

What a date buys, and what it does not

Needs only a date	Also needs a time	Also needs a place
Sun sign	Rising sign and all twelve houses	Rising sign and houses
Positions of the slower planets	The Moon's exact position	Local time conversion
Season and mode	Which house each planet falls in

The rising degree circles the zodiac in a day, about one sign every two hours. A morning chart and an evening chart therefore differ in more than detail. Every planet lands in a different part of the house structure, where the tradition places most of its material about a life.

Two people born the same day in the same city, eight hours apart, share a sun sign and share little else in the reading. A list that groups them is grouping on the field that varies least.

The grading system the field built for itself

Unsourced birth times circulate and get copied, so astrologers built a convention to rate provenance. The best-known scheme came from compilation work associated with Lois Rodden.

It sorts data by how it was obtained: a birth record, a family member's account, a figure the person gave in an interview, an unsourced claim in circulation, or a time reconstructed from life events.

Provenance was a real problem, because nobody builds a grading system for a problem they do not have. Most published celebrity data sits in the lower categories.

And a reconstructed time is not data: estimating a birth time from later events, then reading the chart to explain those events, is a closed loop. Some practitioners will not use it.

Why the list stops at names and dates

A sign description describes a symbol. It shows what the scheme links to a stretch of the ecliptic, based on element, mode and ruling planet.

Attaching that to a living person from a birth date turns a claim about a symbol into a claim about someone who never agreed to it and cannot answer it.

The structure of the six signs sets out what those descriptions are descriptions of. The tradition's own writing on chart construction treats the Sun as one placement among many.

A count also gets forgotten. Twelve signs across any large group means about one person in twelve per sign, so a list under one sign is a sample from an enormous pool, gathered by seeking people who fit. Nothing about it is surprising. The Cancer to Virgo notes reach the same weakness through astronomy.

What the data question is useful for

Reading astrological writing more carefully. When a practitioner discusses a historical chart, ask where the time came from. Good writing in this field says: it cites a record, or states that the time is from a family account, or says the chart is speculative and explains what was assumed.

That habit transfers to any claim built on a data point that is hard to obtain. Ask not whether the reasoning is good, but whether the input was ever verified.

Common questions

Why does the birth time matter so much?

The houses and the rising degree are computed from it, and they rotate through the whole circle in a day. Without a time, most of a chart cannot be placed.

Can an astrologer work without one?

Some work from the date alone and say so, using a chart drawn for a standard hour and treating house placements as unavailable. That is a stated limitation, not a workaround.

What is rectification?

Estimating an unknown birth time from events in a life. It is contested, and a chart produced that way cannot then count as independent evidence about those events.

Are official birth records always reliable?

They are the best category available and they still contain errors, including rounded times and times recorded after the fact. Better provenance is not perfect provenance.