Member of Andrews Sisters, a 1930s-1940s singing trio.
Member of Andrews Sisters, a 1930s-1940s singing trio.
Rapper and actor who starred in such films as Surviving The Game and Judgment Day in 1999.
Dancer in movie musicals including White Christmas in 1954.
Played the role of the ninth incarnation of the Doctor in the cult British hit Doctor Who.
Former North Korean president who developed his country's nuclear program.
Born Abel Tesfaye, he earned a gold album with his debut record, Trilogy.
American rapper and singer who gained fame from his album, Lupe Fiasco's Food & Liquor.
Television and film actor known to audiences as Ethan Morgan on Canada's My Babysitter is a Vampire TV series.
Performed in television shows Big Top and Wild at Heart.
The Singing Cowboy starred in his own radio show and many movies.
Actress who was first seen in videos with sisters Mary-Kate and Ashley, but later emerged as a talented horror film actress in Mary Martha May Marlene and Silent House.
Politician, and former husband and bandmate of Cher, who died in a skiing accident.
Powerful in Roots and Star Trek: The Next Generation.
The 6th in all-time NFL rushing yards with over 13,662, nicknamed The Bus.
Hot-tempered tennis champ who was once married to Tatum O'Neal.
Began her career at age four in TV commercials and programs.
American film and television actress.
1950s TV dad Ward Cleaver on Leave It to Beaver.
Dominant Italian MotoGP rider is a 7-time World Champion.
The older sister of Anne Frank who tragically died during the Holocaust.
English striker who has scored more than 85 goals since joining Southampton's squad in 2009.
Star of the The Greatest American Hero TV series in the early 80s, and later had appearances on Heroes and House of Payne.
Portrayed the role of Jamie Wright on the crime drama The Killing with Annie Corley.
Father of Candice Bergen, he was the ventriloquist of Charlie McCarthy.
Singer and producer who has won countless Grammy Awards since 1973.
Model and actress and the granddaughter of Ernest Hemingway.
Olympic swimmer who has been a three-time winner.
New Wave guitarist recognized for performances with Duran Duran and The Power Station.
Cuban-born heavy metal drummer for the band Slayer, Grip Inc. and Fantomas.
Former NFL running back who is well known as the all-time leading rusher for the Green Bay Packers.
Supporting teen actor is known for roles in Bruce Almighty and Disney's Jump In!
14-year veteran who is one of the only players in MLB history to average more than one run per game.
Played the role of Mia Bevan in the TV series Cutting It alongside Sarah Parish.
Guitarist for the seminal British new wave band, Duran Duran.
Television and film actress who voiced Korra in Nickelodeon's The Legend of Korra.
Played the role of king Joseon Lee Hwon in the historical drama Moon Embracing the Sun.
Israeli novelist who wrote about the Holocaust and the sufferings of the Jews in Europe.
German biologist popularized and expanded Darwin's theory of evolution
Composer known for songs such as 'I'll Be Around', 'While We're Young' and 'Where Do You Go?'
English model and aspiring actress known for her constantly changing looks.
Dawned the costume of Boba Fett in the Star Wars trilogy with George Lucas.
Played the role of Wes on the TV series Men of a Certain Age alongside Ray Romano.
Architect of America's Cold War 'containment policy' that sent the U.S. into third-world countries to oppose communism.
Creator of According to Jim also served as the series primary writer.
Popular comedic actor and talented dancer often combined both in his comedy routines
Screenwriter, most recognized for his myriad collaborations with Francis Goodrich, his partner.
English scientist who said, 'Well-washed and well-combed domestic pets grow dull; they miss the stimulus of fleas.'
Popular writer for publications including Ladies Home Journal and Saturday Evening post had several works made into films and television programs.
Co-founder, with brother Fred, of the Fisher Body automobile corporation, which grew from a small shop to one of the world's largest manufactories.
Tanzanian-born player standing at 7'3' became a solid force at center for UConn and drafted second overall in 2009.
