Rockabilly, Rock n' Roll, Country, The King could do it all, and he looked good doing it, too. Hence his legendary presence on cultural history.
Rockabilly, Rock n' Roll, Country, The King could do it all, and he looked good doing it, too. Hence his legendary presence on cultural history.
Pop superstar whose first hit was, Baby One More Time.
Talk show host, actress, entrepreneur and the richest woman on the planet, she is an inspiration to thousands.
Britney's sister joined All That on Nickelodeon in 2002.
YouTube celebrity who earned more than 2 million subscribers and nearly a billion views.
R&B vocalist gained '60s fame as a member of The Supremes
TV's Moesha, she is also a singer and a model.
Vocalist and keyboardist of alternative rock band Paramore.
Legendary blues guitarist, singer, and songwriter who won a Grammy Hall of Fame Award for his 1998 song, "The Thrill is Gone."
Golden Globe-winning actor whose career spanned over 50 years, and who became known for portraying the voice of Darth Vader in Star Wars.
Pop country singer who has sold over 40 million albums and whose first two albums went multi-platinum in 1993 and 1995.
When he retired in 2010, he was the only quarterback to have thrown over 70,000 yards, over 6,000 completions, and over 500 touchdowns.
Running back who broke NFL records for the most rushing yards, carries, and touchdowns during his 13-year career with the Chicago Bears.
Retired NFL wide receiver who had three Super Bowl victories with the 49ers and was named the Super Bowl XXIII MVP.
Successful singer who has released five studio albums and sung the song Wait A Minute, which reached #8 on the hot Hip-Hop songs chart.
Widely popular host of ABC's Good Morning America, and ESPN Sportscaster for over five years.
Margaritaville singer's fans are known as Parrot Heads.
Country singer of multi-platinum Blue at age 13.
Became the first African American child to attend an all-white school on November 14, 1960
Former gospel singer who recorded, You Send Me.
