For her superior performance on Good Luck Charlie, she was nominated for a 2010 Teen Choice Award for Breakout TV Female Star.
For her superior performance on Good Luck Charlie, she was nominated for a 2010 Teen Choice Award for Breakout TV Female Star.
Oklahoma City Thunder forward who won Rookie of the Year followed by several scoring titles; he lost to the Heat in his first NBA Finals appearance.
Actor, producer, and civil rights activist who won a BAFTA Best Supporting Actor Award for his role in Pulp Fiction.
Filipino Greek pro wrestler and WWE Heavyweight Champion.
Known as the Science Guy, he educated and entertained children for many years with his show, Bill Nye the Science Guy.
She became known for her role as a demonic child in Orphan, and played the ruthless Clove in The Hunger Games.
Nigerian American rapper who rose to prominence with his song, Dig Dug (Shake It).
Host of the Travel Channel's paranormal series Ghost Adventures, and the founder of the Ghost Adventures Crew.
Soulful Motown singer of What's Going On in 1971.
Former Stanford quarterback, 2010 and 2011 Heisman Trophy runner-up, and Indianapolis Colts quarterback.
American film actor, known for his supporting roles in a variety of films, including Twister in 1996, and Halloween 2 in 2009.
Blonde star of Laugh-In and several movies, and Kate Hudson's mother.
Actress who is best known from Grey's Anatomy and Roswell.
TV talk show host and husband of Connie Chung.
Played Willow Rosenberg on Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
Young actress who played Tangie Cunningham on the Nickelodeon show, Just Jordan.
Irreverent stand up comedian who quit his $50 million TV show to pursue his privacy.
Witty political satirist whose popular show airs on Comedy Central.
Brilliant jazz pianist, composer, and bandleader.
Clinton's Vice President who unsuccessfully ran for president in 2000 and is known for his environmentalism.
