She earned a Grammy Award for Best Mexican/American Album for Live! in 1994, was named the top Latin artist of the 90s, and sold over 21 million albums.
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She earned a Grammy Award for Best Mexican/American Album for Live! in 1994, was named the top Latin artist of the 90s, and sold over 21 million albums.
Grammy-nominated hip-hop artist who gained prominence for "Locked Up" and his debut album Trouble, and has collaborated on numerous #1 hits.
Comedic actor who gained recognition in Bad Boys and Big Momma's House, and who won the NAACP Image Award for the TV series, Martin.
Comedic silent film icon who gained world fame as The Tramp and starred in The Great Dictator and Modern Times.
Born Joseph Aloisius Ratzinge, he was elected to lead the Catholic Church in 2005 and in 2013, he became the first pope to resign since the 1400s.
Lakers center who first perfected his skyhook shot at UCLA, and became the All-Time leading scorer in NBA history.
Fiery WWE manager known for her trademark catchphrase, "Excuse me."
Charlie Sheen's co-star on the CBS sitcom, Two and a Half Men.
Co-inventor and co-pilot of the first successful airplane.
English footballer who joined the Tottenham Hotspur in 2005 and the English national team in 2006.
Red-haired child actress whose dad is Bill Mumy.
Chicago bulls swing man who played in the 2012 NBA All-Star game.
Legendary NFL coach who took the New England Patriots to five Super Bowls and won three of them.
Pop singer whose single "Blue Velvet" in 1963 was made famous by the film of the same name by David Lynch.
British pop star who recorded "Son of a Preacher Man" in 1968, as well as other hits like "I Just Don't Know What to Do with Myself."
Known as a voice actor for shows such as Futurama and Doug.
Chicago rapper who rose to prominence following a series of acclaimed mixtapes, including 2013's Acid Rap.
Former soccer player who became a manager for a number of teams after retirement.
Brother of Donny and Marie Osmond who had a #1 hit in the UK with "Long Haired Lover from Liverpool" and recorded songs in Spanish and Japanese.
Former MLB catcher who became a manager, leading the San Francisco Giants to World Series Championships in 2010 and 2012.
Grammy Award winner who wrote many legendary film and TV scores, including "Moon River" and the theme of "The Pink Panther" film series.
Versatile performer who played a memorable role in The Big Easy (1987).
Aspiring actress who many came to recognize for her role as Miss Golden Globe in 2007.
Italian model who appeared in many European films and played roles in Once Upon a Time in the West and 8 1/2.
Actress, model, fitness personality and professional MMA fighter remembered for a 12-1 record. She also served as a contestant on American Gladiators in 2008.
Child actor-turned-producer and director who gained worldwide attention for his role as rambunctious Ralphie in A Christmas Story.
Former First Lady of Massachusetts and wife of 2012 presidential candidate Mitt Romney.
AKA Sebastian 'Bass' Monroe, he was the founder of the Monroe Republic, on the post-apocalyptic NBC drama Revolution.
Australian actress nominated for a Young Artist Award for her leading role in "Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer."
African born supermodel, fashion designer and former refugee who has modeled for Shiatzy Chen, John Galliano, Chanel, Donna Karan, Calvin Klein, and Jasper Conran.
British actor known for role on the series, Hotel Babylon.
One of the greatest softball pitchers in history; she took home the gold medal at the 2004 Athens Olympics.
Famed arctic explorer who led Britain's largest expedition to seek the Northwest Passage and never came back from it.
Child actress who is recognized as lovable daughter Ellie on The League.
He often played Inspector Poirot in Agatha Christie mysteries.
Independent choreographer who focused on what he called pure movement.
Irish comedian, writer, and television presenter who has hosted and starred on several British television series, including Just for Laughs, Mock the Week, and The Panel.
MGM actor who became a longtime panelist on To Tell the Truth.
He played the role of Nash in the hit film Inception.
British Formula One racer, he is a former DTM and Formula 3 Euroseries champion.
Jazz flautist and composer who was an early pioneer of the fusion of jazz and world music
New Orleans Saints linebacker who famously fought the NFL over a suspension; he was drafted 12th by the New York Jets in 2004.
Former VH1 reality star who has stepped into the spotlight on Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta. She first appeared on TV on VH1's hit series, Flavor of Love, in 2006.
French Power Forward who won the NBA's most improved player award in 2006 while playing for the Suns.
Winner of the fifth season of The Ultimate Fighter.
Starred with husband Ernie Kovacs on a TV comedy show.
Television actor best known for his role on the sitcom, Crime Story (CBS).
She won Miss Universe 2000 and starred in the Bollywood hits Masti and Houseful.
American actor who played a role in the sci-fi television series, Firefly.
New Zealand rugby union player who became a hooker for the Northland Taniwha in the ITM Cup.
