Most creative celebrity baby names

Child of: actor Jason Lee and actress Beth Riesgraf

This name (or job title?) was inspired by a song from the group Grandaddy called "He's Simple, He's Dumb, He's the Pilot."

Apple Martin

Child of: Chris Martin and Gwyneth Paltrow

In August 2004, Paltrow explained the choice on "The Oprah Winfrey Show," "It sounded so sweet and it conjured such a lovely picture for me - you know, apples are so sweet and they're wholesome and it's biblical - and I just thought it sounded so lovely and ... clean!"

Paltrow and Martin kept the biblical theme going; the former couple also have a son named Moses.

Kal-El Cage

Child of: Nicolas Cage (pictured here) and Alice Kim

The "National Treasure" actor must be a fan of Superman; Kal-El is the comic book character's birth name.

Jermajesty Jackson (left)

Child of: Jermaine Jackson and Alejandra Genevieve Oaziaza

Outrageous names run in the family; the late Michael Jackson named one his children Prince.

North West

Child of: Kanye West and Kim Kardashian

This list would not be complete without North West, the headline-grabbing name chosen for the first child of Kimye.

According to Us Weekly, Pharrell Williams and Anna Wintour encouraged the couple to choose the name, which influenced their decision.

Saint West

Child of: Kanye West and Kim Kardashian

Kimye make this list twice! In December 2015, they named their second child -- a boy -- Saint West.

Speck Wildhorse Mellencamp

Child of: John Mellencamp (pictured here) and Elaine Erwin

Another family with creative names; Speck's brother is named Hud.

Bear Silverstone

Child of: Alicia Silverstone (pictured here) and musician Christopher Jarecki

Silverstone is one of three celebs with a son named Bear; Jamie Oliver and Kate Winslet also chose the name for their children.

Sparrow James Midnight Madden

Child of: Nicole Richie (pictured here) and Joel Madden

Richie and Madden didn't shy away from the creative names, naming their first daughter, Harlow Winter Kate. She got off easy compared to her little sis, Sparrow James Midnight.

Gwen and Gavin's kids

Children of: Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale

Stefani and Rossdale picked location names for their first two (Kingston James McGregor and Zuma Nesta Rock), but named the third (Apollo Bowie Flynn) after the Roman sun god. Bowie and Flynn happen to be Stefani and Rossdale's mothers' maiden names.

Audio Science Clayton

Child of: Actress Shannyn Sossamon (pictured here) and children's book author Dallas Clayton.

Why? The world may never know.

Blue Ivy Carter

Child of: Jay Z and Beyonce

Arguably the world's most famous baby, aside from Prince George and North West, is Blue Ivy Carter.

The name choice coincides with the two musician's bodies of work; Jay Z has albums titled "The Blueprint I," "II" and "III." Beyonce released the album "Four," and Blue has four letters. Also, it's Jay's favorite color.

Bronx Mowgli Wentz

Child of: Ashlee Simpson and (ex) Pete Wentz

Wentz told the New York Daily News in 2008 that they were throwing around the name Bronx for a while, and Mowgli is named after Rudyard Kipling's "The Jungle Book."

"Kipling's really cool," Wentz said. "'The Jungle Book' was something that me and Ashlee bonded over, so ... it's a cool name."

Destry Spielberg

Child of: Stephen Spielberg and Kate Capshaw

Destry -- which sounds more like a typo than a name -- is the odd one out in her family. Her siblings are Max, Sasha, Jessica, Theo, Sawyer and Mikaela. Much more conventional names.

Tu Morrow

Child of: Rob Morrow ("Numb3rs" actor) and Debbon Ayer

This child's name is literally a play on words, resulting in a life of having "Annie" sung at her.

Dweezil Zappa

Child of: Frank Zappa (pictured here) and Gail Zappa

Frank Zappa is the reigning champ of bizarre baby names. His two daughters are named Diva Muffin and Moon Unit while his sons are named Ahmed and Dweezil (pictured here).

Recently, Zappa's widow revealed that the singer even considered calling his eldest daughter Motorhead.

Moxie Crimefighter Teller

Child of: Penn Jillette (of "Penn and Teller") and Emily Zolten Jillette

Jillette told the New York Times in 2006, "Moxie is a name that was created by an American for the first national soft drink and then went on to mean chutzpah, and that's nice."