Singer-songwriter who won eleven Grammy Awards, played at Woodstock, and revolutionized Folk music.
Singer-songwriter who won eleven Grammy Awards, played at Woodstock, and revolutionized Folk music.
Disco-diva who energized the Beverly Hills Cop soundtrack.
A 1960s drug humorist known for working with his comedy partner Cheech Marin.
Victorian era Queen of the United Kingdom from 1837 to 1901 who was known for being the national emblem of morality.
Dramatic and comedic actor's films include Chicago, Talladega Nights, and Boogie Nights.
Wife of Elvis (1967-1973) and starred on Dallas.
Eloquent singer-songwriter, and daughter of Johnny Cash, known for her song, Black Velvet.
Known as TMAC, he is a 7-time NBA All-Star, however he never was able to take a team past the first round of the NBA playoffs.
Country singer who had a million-selling album at age 11.
Actor and former soccer player for the French National team who won four Premier League titles.
Professional dancer for ABC's Dancing With the Stars who won the show with Kristi Yamaguchi, and then Shawn Johnson two seasons later.
Played the role of Timmy in Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story alongside Vince Vaughn.
Forever known as Radar O'Reilly from the M*A*S*H movie and TV series.
English television presenter who is best known for hosting The X Factor and The Xtra Factor.
UFC mixed martial artist who is a heavyweight champion.
Also known as Sliced Bread, he won the Meijer 300 at the Kentucky Speedway back in 2008.
English soap opera star who first played Tanya Cross on EastEnders in 2006.
Canadian stand-up comedian and actor who played Curly in the 2012 film 'The Three Stooges'
NBA guard who helped Pistons win back-to-back championships
Television veteran who played Martin Fitzgerald on Without a Trace from 2002 to 2009.
Leader of Heavy D. & the Boyz, he was a popular rapper through much of the 1990s,
He has appeared in 'Spider-Man 2' and 'Raiders of the Lost Ark.'
Australian comedian and musician who often pairs up with Hamish Blake to form comedy shows of 'Hamish and Andy.'
Professional Italian tennis player who was once the Italian No. 1; he was also the World No. 24 in singles rankings.
New York native known as supporting actor in various films like like Romeo + Juliet.
Has appeared in the shows 'One Tree Hill' and 'How to Make It in America.'
Former racecar who is now a ESPN broadcaster and race analyst for NASCAR Now.
TV host played 'Red Light, Green Light' using a glass of milk.
French tennis player who was one of the first female athletes to earn international acclaim, winning 31 Championship titles from 1914 to 1926.
'Macho Camacho' held titles in three different weight divisions and was a popular reality show star.
Renowned B-movie actress who is remembered as the beautiful Ariadne in the 1980s classic 'Hercules.'
Celebrated American author who wrote acclaimed novels such as Wonder Boys and The Yiddish Policemen's Union.
Nominated to represent the Missouri House of Representatives since 2007.
'The Singing Policeman,' known for his rendition of God Bless America during a memorial event following the September 11th attacks.
Golf pro who won 31 PGA tours, including three Masters.
Important figure in the French Revolution.
Film cinematographer who has worked with the Coen Brothers and Sam Mendes.
Drummer from the French disco era whose debut album was called 'Love in C Minor.'
Actor who voices the role of Timmy Tibble in the beloved children's show Arthur.
His contortionist abilities have landed him roles playing gruesome characters such as the role of the faun and the pale man in the dark fantasy, Pan's Labyrinth.
English comedian who is known for film roles in The House Bunny and Jack and Jill.
His song Game of Love propelled Wayne Fontana and The Mindbenders to the top of the charts in 1965.
Chinese leading lady who starred in the award-winning film Lost in Time.
Writer and stand-up comedian, best known for writing Zoolander and for SNL.
Architect and furniture designer who is known for creating minimalist, modern pieces of furniture.
“The Hostess with the Mostest” was the world's premiere party-giver during the Roaring Twenties.
American actor known for playing the Verizon Wireless customer in all the commercials for the brand.
Russian poet who wrote On Grief and Reason which earned him several awards.
Danish inventor created novelty toys like the Joy Buzzer, and the Cachoo Sneeze Powder.
Psychologist's experiments in mental ability helped establish the field as a legitimate scientific discipline.
