Christian pop singer, known for singles such as, All this Time, The Lost Get Found, and Set the World On Fire.
Christian pop singer, known for singles such as, All this Time, The Lost Get Found, and Set the World On Fire.
Known by her stagename, Miss Beauty, she is a member of the all-girl hip hop group, OMG Girlz.
Influential black homosexual writer of the novel Go Tell It on the Mountain.
She starred in the film The Thin Man.
Australian actor who won international fame in Avatar (2009).
Played lovable bigot Archie Bunker on TV's All in the Family.
A knighted actor and world-famous star of Lawrence of Arabia in 1962.
Career began with several Pepsi commercials at age 7.
Played rebellious John Connor in Terminator 2: Judgment Day.
Saturday Night Live cast member (1986-1992).
Producer of iconic slacker hits Clerks, Mallrats, Chasing Amy, Dogma, and Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.
Director of several classic horror films including A Nightmare on Elm Street, Scream, and The Hills Have Eyes
A well-known columnist who was opposed to both the New Deal and labor unions, and criticized the Supreme Court and the tax system.
UFC welterweight fighter who was ranked in the top 5 worldwide.
Best known for portraying Chloe Lane on Days of our Lives.
Won exactly 200 games during his nineteen-year career spent mostly with the Boston Red Sox.
Notre Dame's women's basketball star played on Under-18 Team USA and signed with with Jay-Z's Roc Nation Sports.
English television host known for her supporting roles in movies like The Mummy Returns and Still Crazy.
Plays dope-dealing soccer mom Nancy Botwin on Showtime's Weeds.
Former American Olympic figure skater who won four consecutive U.S. championships.
Co-founder of Broadcast.com, an audio and video portal, sold the site to Yahoo for nearly $6 billion.
Won the 1959 Heisman Trophy while playing at LSU and in 2008, was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame.
Finalist of Project Runway Season Three.
Speedy NFL player who was drafted by the Seattle Seahawks in the 2010 NFL Draft's second round; he would become the #2 wide receiver for the Seahawks.
NFL safety who was selected in the 4th round of the 2005 NFL draft by the New York Jets.
Los Angeles judge in the murder trial of O.J. Simpson.
Supporting television and film actress who plays Leslie Michaelson on The Young and the Restless.
British film and TV actress appeared in popular series on both sides of the pond.
Musical entertainer who invented a musical instrument called the 'Bazooka.'
Played the role of Ken in the drama Mad Men.
Television actor best known for his childhood role as Eddie Munster on the hit series The Munsters.
Best known for penning the songs Hit the Road Jack and Please Send Me Someone to Love.
Former drummer turned producer of the band Madison and Garbage.
President of the Warner Brothers Studio alongside his brother Sam Warner.
Filipino film and television actor appeared in One True Love and in the adaptation of the Korean soap opera Stairway to Heaven.
Canadian left winger who began playing for the Atlanta Thrashers in 2009.
Film and television actress most known for her role in Blade Runner and Body of Proof.
Renowned stunt pilot for Hollywood who performed aerial acrobatics when every other pilot refused.
San Francisco rock promoter who helped organized the 1967 Summer of Love.
South African player for teams like the Sharks, Natal Sharks, Stormers, and Western Province.
One of the original Shirelles, the R&B quartet that redefined American music in the 1950s.
Musician who wrote the classic 70s songs 'Lonely Boy' and 'Thank You for Being a Friend.'
Novelist whose work focuses on the Victorian age, and released the novel Casing the Promised Land in 1980.
Prolific country songwriter for Patsy Cline and others who also had popular solo works.
Billionaire heiress to the huge Eli Lilly pharmaceutical fortune made a name for herself supporting literary causes.
The Ultimate Fighter season 8 competitor also represented the defunct International Fight League.
Center field for the Cleveland Indians stayed with the team for more than eight seasons, winning two Gold Gloves and a Silver Slugger award.
Noted stage actress played Louise Schumacher in five minutes and forty seconds of the film Network - still enough to win the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress.
The first classic torch singer preceded Edith Piaf, Billie Holliday and Judy Garland.
Writer and director, most known for her film Your Sister's Sister.
