As the chief architect of West Coast gangsta rap, he won over five Grammy Awards, including one for Best Rap Solo Performance for "Let Me Ride" in 1994.
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As the chief architect of West Coast gangsta rap, he won over five Grammy Awards, including one for Best Rap Solo Performance for "Let Me Ride" in 1994.
Actor, singer, and dancer who won the Golden Globe Award for Best Actor for his role in the 1995 film, Get Shorty.
Actress and television personality recognized as the hostess and puzzle-board turner who began appearing on Wheel of Fortune in 1982.
'80s actress whose movies include Sixteen Candles and The Breakfast Club.
Child beauty pageant winner brought to fame after being featured on Toddlers and Tiaras when she was just four years old.
His prominent acting roles include 'There's Something About Mary' (1997).
The TV show The Biggest Loser showcased this personal trainer's tough style.
Avant-garde artist, musician, filmmaker and activist who is best known as the wife of John Lennon.
Played the role of Geena Fabiana in the popular Nickelodeon sitcom, Unfabulous.
Hip hop artist who was a member of the group The Diplomats and sang on Cam'ron's singles "Hey Ma" and "Oh Boy."
Well-known for playing the role of Ana Solis in the television series, Desperate Housewives.
Actress who is known to Canadian television audiences as Alli Bhandari on the series, Degrassi: The Next Generation.
"Il Commendatore" was a race-car driver turned automobile maker; founded the Scuderia Ferrari Grand Prix motor racing team.
Singer-songwriter whose songs "Us" and "Hero" were featured in the film 500 Days of Summer.
Classic actor who did one-handed pushups after winning an Oscar for his role in City Slickers.
Writer and director of some of the most successful films of the 1980s and 1990s, including Pretty in Pink, Sixteen Candles, and Home Alone.
Star of ABC network's olympic drama Make It or Break It, as aspiring gymnast Emily Kmetko.
Italian physicist and inventor of the battery for whom the Volt was named.
He has become known for playing the role of villains, and won and Oscar for his part in Cool Hand Luke (1967).
Actor who played the role of Tripp Campbell on Disney XD's I'm in the Band.
Co-starred on TV's Moonlighting with Bruce Willis.
Founding member of the rock band Styx who sang lead vocals, played keyboard, and wrote the majority of the songs for the band.
African-American author best known for writing The Bluest Eye and Beloved.
Lead singer of the alternative rock group Our Lady Peace who has released solo work, like the album The Hunters Lullaby.
His smash hit "Tennessee Waltz" was the most popular of his revolutionary brand of country music.
Country star who is best known for the 1980s #1 singles "Hurt" and "You Make Me Want to Make You Mine."
One of the best Italian soccer players of all-time, scored 27 goals in 56 appearances for Team Italy.
Portrayed Jill Abbott on The Young and the Restless.
American actress known for her work on the daytime soap opera General Hospital.
Retired English right-back who played his entire 9-season career with Manchester United.
He was the host of the game show The Price Is Right (before Bob Barker).
Pop star who released a #1 self-titled debut album in 2011.
Czechoslovakian filmmaker who won the Academy Award for Best Director for his film One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.
19th-century mystic who said, "When the flower blooms, the bees come uninvited"; teachings inspired the Ramakrishna Mission.
South Korean singer, model and actress who stars in the series You're Beautiful and Heartstrings.
Republican corporate lawyer who, despite never holding political office, was selected to be the Republican Party's nominee for President in 1940.
A liberated editor of Cosmopolitan magazine in the 1960s.
Art Nouveau and Aesthetic stained-glass artist, jeweler, and silversmith; the most prominent American in both movements.
Greek author who wrote the philosophical novel Zorba the Greek and The Last Temptation of Christ, which was made into a film by Martin Scorsese.
ESPN SportsCenter anchor who also became an on-site host for numerous major tennis tournaments.
NHL defender who won the Norris Trophy in 1959 and was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1970.
American tennis player who was once ranked sixth in the world.
Played the role of Jazz De Guise on the soap opera Ocean Ave alongside Marc Menard.
Born Sean Pompey; rapper from Harlem with numerous mixtapes to his name.
Jewish writer whose stories about Tevye the Dairyman inspired the musical, Fiddler on the Roof. His full name was Sholem Naumovich Rabinovich.
Julio Iglesias's former wife who had a prominent modeling career.
Top ranked female double's competitor won the French Open and US Open in 2012.
Played the role of Lip Gallagher, the chain-smoking teenager on the Showtime comedy-drama, Shameless.
Former MLB outfielder who began his long career as assistant coach for the Los Angles Dodgers in 1980.
Actress and visual artist who appeared in "Love Actually," and whose art was exhibited in London and New York.
