From Hollywood to the far corners of the entertainment world, Virgos are the zodiac’s star-makers. Let’s celebrate the celebs who proudly wear this stellar sign!—Virgo, from August 23 to September 22.

 “Poise and Adaptability”

Zendaya, who first captured our hearts as a Disney star, has recently ascended to new heights with her latest film, Challengers (2024), which delves into tennis rivalries and love triangles. Her acting portfolio is impressive, with the grandeur of an Oscar-worthy film like Dune (2024) and the raw intensity of her role as Rue in ‘Euphoria’, a series that shatters boundaries with its unfiltered portrayal of American teenage life.

But Zendaya’s influence extends beyond her acting career. Alongside her accomplishments, she remains a staunch advocate for racial equality and diversity within the entertainment industry. 

“Humility and Resilience”

From bending reality as Neo in the Matrix sequels to avenging his dog in the adrenaline-fuelled John Wick Reeves stands tall as an action legend and one of Hollywood’s brightest Virgos. Keanu Reeves has become a cultural icon, but it’s his off-screen persona that truly resonates. 

Beyond his celebrated career, Reeves has channelled his personal experiences into a deep commitment to giving back. Inspired by his sister’s battle with leukaemia, he has donated millions to cancer research and children’s hospitals and extends his generosity to homeless and environmental causes. His philanthropy creates a ripple effect of positive change that reaches far beyond Hollywood’s glitz.

“Tenacity and Advocacy”

Representing Latinx excellence in Hollywood, Hayek soared to stardom with her portrayal of the iconic Mexican artist Frida Kahlo in Frida (2002). This performance earned her an Academy Award nomination for Best Actress, cementing her status as a major star and a passionate advocate for her heritage.

Hayek champions Latinx communities both on and off the screen. Through her roles and production work, she brings these stories to the forefront. Her passion extends to her work with organisations like the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF), where she fights for meaningful change and amplifies Latinx voices. In an industry that often overlooks them, Hayek stands out for her authentic and dignified advocacy.

 “Perfectionism and Leadership”

Born Beyoncé Giselle Knowles, she reigns high in the pop world while occasionally venturing into acting. Her debut solo single, 'Crazy in Love' (2003), featuring Jay-Z, topped the Billboard Hot 100 and became a career-defining anthem, laying the foundation for her future success.

While Beyoncé dominates the music industry, she’s equally committed to mentoring emerging female artists and creating opportunities for women of colour. Through her ‘Formation’ scholarship and standout collaborations with artists like Chloe x Halle and Megan Thee Stallion, she’s paving the way for the next generation. By shining a spotlight on and supporting women in music, Beyoncé is building a more inclusive and empowering space in the arts. Setting the stage for her own success—and ensuring others rise with her.

“Wit and Integrity”

She’s an American global superstar, and he’s a humble bookshop owner—together, they created rom-com magic! In the 1999 classic Notting Hill, Grant became one of the most recognisable leading men in the genre, with this London love story standing out as one of his most memorable performances.

Off-screen, Grant’s impact is equally compelling. He has become a passionate advocate for press reform, taking a stand against tabloid journalism with unwavering resolve. Through the Hacked Off campaign, he’s pushing for stronger privacy rights and greater media accountability, striving to rein in tabloid excess and championing justice and integrity in journalism. 

“Reliability and Generosity”

Hollywood’s go-to guy for laughs, Adam Sandler has been spreading joy since his breakout role in the 1995 comedy Billy Madison. This performance launched his career and won over audiences, setting him up for a journey filled with laughter and smiles.

While Sandler’s comedic brilliance shines on screen, his generosity extends far beyond the spotlight. He pours his heart into his foundation, supporting children’s hospitals and educational programmes, and actively engages in fundraising for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, adding a generous layer to his comedic legacy. This behind-the-scenes kindness creates meaningful change and touches lives in ways that often go unnoticed. Though Sandler’s films bring joy to millions, his charitable work ensures that his legacy has a lasting impact that extends well beyond the box office.

“Precision and Depth”

Lee Jong-suk has established himself as one of the most compelling actors in Korean drama. His performances are a showcase of raw talent. In While You Were Sleeping (2017), he expertly navigates the murky waters of justice and corruption, while in Pinocchio (2014), he ventures into the ethical labyrinth of journalism. His commitment to ethics and truth is evident in all of his roles.

When Lee Jong-suk isn’t captivating audiences with his on-screen magic, he’s using his star power to make a difference. His generosity touches many areas, from disaster relief and educational programmes to supporting children’s causes, animal welfare, and groundbreaking medical research. Off-screen, his thoughtful actions reflect the same depth and sincerity as his performances, showing a genuine commitment to making the world a better place.

“Versatility and Compassion”

Kim So-eun is as versatile as they come—a true genre-transforming dynamo. You might recall her performance as the emotionally charged Eun Jo in the beloved K-drama Boys Over Flowers. She then surprised fans with a delightful shift to the charming and easy-going Jung Joo in Love Forecast, showcasing her ability to shine in both heartfelt drama and playful comedy.

Beyond the spotlight, she’s dedicated to charitable causes, supporting vulnerable communities and children through the Korean Red Cross, and advocating for animal welfare. Her efforts demonstrate her belief that fame should be a force for good, creating real, positive change in the world.

“Charisma and Responsibility”

Aum Patcharapa is a household name in Thailand. After making history as the first-ever ‘MissHack’ winner in 1997, she captivated audiences with her debut role in the drama Manee Nuea Tae (1997) on Channel 7. Known to fans as ‘Girl Hacks’, her star power has soared beyond borders, enchanting Chinese audiences with her standout performances in hits like ‘Love Forecast’.

Off-screen, Aum leverages her celebrity status to support causes such as children’s education, health, and disaster relief. She’s also known for her hands-on approach with animals, rescuing the injured and ensuring they receive the care they need. It’s clear she’s as dedicated to making a difference as she is to lighting up the screen.

“Adaptability and Altruism”

Dome Pakorn Lum is well recognised for his breakthrough role in the Thai series Indispensable Love (2017), where he reimagines vampire mythology with a local twist. In this drama, he delivers a portrayal of a bloodsucker that’s as fresh as it is captivating. Before starring as Thailand’s vampire in the groundbreaking drama, he was a musical sensation as the former lead singer of the Grammy-nominated band ‘Nologo’. He left his mark with three celebrated albums under the More Music label: ‘How To Be The Rock Star’, ‘Mosaic’, and ‘Gravity’.

 Through his philanthropic endeavours, he supports a variety of causes, with a particular focus on children’s health and education. Building on this legacy, Dome’s mother—connected to the president of ‘Chandrakasem Rajabhat Institute’—took the lead in an initiative to harness the Dome Fund’s scholarship programme, inspiring students with new opportunities.