He gained fame as the lead guitarist and vocalist of R5, whose debut EP, Loud, hit #3 on the iTunes chart within one day of its Release in 2013.
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He gained fame as the lead guitarist and vocalist of R5, whose debut EP, Loud, hit #3 on the iTunes chart within one day of its Release in 2013.
Jazz and musical theatre dancer known for her appearance on Lifetime's Dance Moms. She placed 1st on the second season's 7th episode.
She gained fame for her role in Taal, won the 1994 Miss World Pageant, and became an international star for her award-winning role in Devdas.
Vocalist for the Red Hot Chili Peppers along with band mates Flea, Chad Smith, and Josh Klinghoffer.
Award winning drummer who starred in the television show The Naked Brothers Band from 2007 to 2009.
Pinup model, MTV personality, and actress who starred in her own sitcom before later joining The View as a co-host at the start of the 17th season of the show.
MLB center fielder who began his career with the Cleveland Indians in 2002.
Best known for playing the role of Dan Humphrey on the television show, Gossip Girl.
Mexican baseball pitcher who won the Cy Young award as a rookie, and continues to be talked about by Dodgers fans to this day.
Weimar period Dada artist who pioneered the photomontage art form.
He became known as the Prince of Philippine Independent Films.
Actor who starred in the Nickelodeon series, Bucket and Skinner's Epic Adventures.
Actor who took on his first starring role as Wendell on Wendell and Vinnie in 2013.
Grammy Award-winning country singer who was briefly married to Julia Roberts.
She became known worldwide for her performance as Nymphadora Tonks in the Harry Potter film franchise.
NBA head coach who led the Miami Heat to an NBA title in 2012 and 2013.
Music producer, composer, and musician who worked with Celine Dion, Michael Buble, and Mariah Carey.
Realist American novelist who wrote The Red Badge of Courage in 1895. His work demonstrates early examples of American Naturalism and Impressionism.
Drummer with the rock band Def Leppard, known for his talents despite the complete loss of his left arm early in his career.
American country singer who has released over forty albums since beginning his career in 1958.
South African golfer who won all four Grand Slam tournaments.
American voice actor has been featured on the animated series The Fairly Odd Parents and T.U.F.F. Puppy.
Musician who sang "Horse with No Name" with the soft rock trio, America who also helped pioneer modern Christian music.
CEO of Apple, Inc.; highest-paid CEO in the world in 2012, with a compensation package totaling $378 million.
Original member of Destiny's Child who left the group in 2000 and pursued a solo musical career.
Former child actor who played the iconic role of Charlie in Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971).
German meteorologist and geophysicist who was the first to postulate the theory of continental drift in 1912.
Retired WWE wrestler who was ranked the 180th best wrestler in the world in 2010 by Pro Wrestling Illustrated.
The Hustler magazine editor who was portrayed in The People vs. Larry Flynt.
Actress whose films include The Bronx, Total Recall, and Con Air.
Former NFL linebacker for 15 seasons, from 1969 until 1983, during which time he played for the Colts, the Packers, and the Raiders.
American rock singer who first gained fame as the runner-up in the 2005 season of American Idol.
She became known for her roles in The United States of Tara, Muriel's Wedding, and The Sixth Sense.
Singer-songwriter and record producer who had multiple Platinum albums and won six ARIA Music Awards.
20th-Century British Modernist poet and painter known for his long poem, "The Anathemata."
Hip Hop performer with the trio Stooshe who helped the group release the top 5 singles Love Me and Waterfalls.
Screenwriter most recognized for his Loose Change films.
Actress known most for her role as Benny Lopez on the ABC series, George Lopez.
Polish-born Yiddish author who described Jewish life in antisemitic Ukraine, and wrote Kiddush ha-Shem, one of the earliest books in modern Yiddish literature.
Saudi Arabian forward who was nicknamed the "Arabian Pele"; was voted best football player in Saudi Arabia's history in a poll by IBOPE Zogby International.
A manager and colorful commentator known for his time with WWF, AWA, and WCW. He became a WWE Hall of Famer in 2004.
Singer, songwriter, and painter who sang "Damn I Wish I Was Your Lover," "Right Beside You," and "As I Lay Me Down."
Journalist who was once a newscaster for ITV News. He was also the presenter of the documentary series, Real Crime.
Director of the 2002 cult film May.
Republican politician who became a U.S. representative of California's 49th congressional district in 2001.
Lebanese singer, songwriter, and actor known as the "Voice of Lebanon."
The legendary Tennessee sportswriter who came up with the name for the Four Horsemen of Notre Dame, among other quotes.
Actor and screenwriter who gained fame for his roles in the Underworld film franchise.
French animator who was best known for directing the Despicable Me films. He also voiced the Minions.
British medley and freestyle swimmer who won the 400 m silver for Great Britain at the 1980 Moscow games.
