Sharon Osbourne, known for her no-holds-barred approach to television, shares her birth year with the subtly powerful Annette O’Toole. Susan Sarandon’s and Glenn Close’s formidable talents have graced our screens, yet their paths are as different as their on-screen personas.

Joaquin Phoenix and Leonardo DiCaprio, both masters of their craft, have followed different courses to stardom. Meanwhile, Sarah Ferguson’s dignified grace contrasts with Marie Osmond’s vibrant stage presence, and Liam Hemsworth’s robust energy matches Thomas Brodie-Sangster’s boyish charm.

Sharon Osbourne and Annette O’Toole

Born in the same year, 1952, Sharon Osbourne and Annete O’teele have led remarkably different lives, yet both have made significant impacts in their respective fields.

Osbourne, a renovneed TV personality, producer, and actress, is known for her roles in “It’s a Boy Girl Thing,” “Austin Powers in Goldmember,” and “Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties.” Married to rock legend Ozzy Osbourne since 1982, Osbourne is not just a celebrity spouse but a force to be reckoned with in her own right.

Osbourne is also well-known for openly embracing cosmetic procedures to improve her appearance. In a December 2023 interwiew, Osbourne candidly shared her experiences with cosmetic procedures. She has undergone numerous surgeries, including brow lifts, facelifts, liposuction, and even implants.

Her most recent endeavor involved using Ozempic, a medication that suppresses appetite, which resulted in her losing 42 pounds in four months. Osbourne has since decided to refrain from further cosmetic procedures and interventions, stating, “I’ve had enough. I’ve given up on all interventions.”

O’Toole, on the other hand, has maintained a more natural look throughout her career. The actress has been a constant presence in the entertainment industry since her television debut at the tender age of two. Known for her roles in “Superman III,” “A Mighty Wind,” “48 Hrs.,” and “Cat People,” O’Toole’s career spans decades and genres.

Married to actor Michael McKean, the couple shares a deep love for books, which has become a cornerstone of Their relationship. This shared interest keeps them connected, especially when they are apart due to work commitments. As O’Toole puts it, “We really like spending time together.”

Susan Sarandon and Glenn Close

Born in 1946, Susan Sarandon  has had a remarkable career in the film industry, with notable roles in “Thelma and Louise,” “Dead Man Walking,” “Stepmom,” and “The Client.” She made her acting debut in “Joe” in 1970, a role she landed while accompanying her then-husband, Chris Sarandon, to an audition.

As well known for her political activism and varied screen roles, Sarandon is recognized for refusing to conform to societal norms. Often playing seductive older women, she has demonstrated considerable range and fearlessness in her career. Despite being in her mid-seventies, she continues to captive audience with her performances.

Sarandon attributes her healthy natural glow more to her lifestyle choices than to any cosmetic procedures. As she stated in an interview, “If you want to age gracefully, you don’t smoke cigarettes and probably laugh a lot, and get the normal amount of exercise, and eat well and stay out of the sun would be the main things.”

In 2016, Sarandon surprised many by posing for a magazine cover with no makeup, stating that she was comfortable in her own skin. She keeps her skincare rigemen simple, using skin oil and tinted sunblock. While she has undergone some cosmetic procedures, she believes in doing what makes one feel good about themselves, without going to extremes.