St. Elsewhere actor, and son of football star Tom Harmon.
St. Elsewhere actor, and son of football star Tom Harmon.
Star of the movie 'Speed' also played Neo in 'The Matrix'
Fiery Mexican actress who gave a memorable performance in Frida in 2002.
American comedian, actor, and occasional rapper known for his outlandish, energetic comedic style.
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback who became a Fox sports analyst.
American artist, whose work is inspired by Mexican muralist such as José Clemente Orozco.
NASA's first Teacher in Space, died in 1986 when the Challenger exploded.
The wife of Brian Presley, her co-star on TV's Port Charles.
British prizefighter and three-time world heavyweight champion.
English midfielder who has played for Manchester City, Newcastle United and Queens Park Rangers.
Reality star on Bravo's The Real Housewives of Orange County.
Scary in Teenage Bikini Vampire and Rob Zombie's Halloween.
Legendary Kentucky head coach compiled a 876–190 record over the course of four decades.
Pro Football Hall of Fame in inductee in 1999 ran for 2,105 yards during the 1984 season, breaking OJ Simpson's record.
Drummer of the rock band Panic! At the Disco.
Rafael Torres in 'The Young and the Restless' and played Officer Garrett Reynolds in the TV drama 'Pretty Little Liars.'
Actor who plays the role of Bob Hunter, a gay lawyer on Desperate Housewives alongside Eva Longoria.
Keyboardist who recorded with the Beatles on Let It Be in 1970.
Renowned striker who started playing for Corinthians in 2013, after seven seasons with A.C. Milan.
Appears on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, and owns half of Grammnet Productions, which produces TV shows like Medium.
Played Michelle Benjamin in the show Kings.
Jazz composer for over 50 years, wrote 'Song for my Father'
Grammy-nominated R&B and soul singer known for her 'Chapter' series of albums.
Finish hockey defender who was known for his time with the Vancouver Canucks; he later signed with the Tampa Bay Lightning in 2012.
Pioneer skateboarder with the Z-boys in the 1970s.
Tennis player known for his temper; won 109 tournaments.
Brazilian professional footballer who became known as a striker for both the Corinthians and the Brazilian national team.
Hall of Fame point guard known for his quickness, nicknamed 'Tiny'.
One of the Philadelphia Eagles' best running backs was a two-time Pro Bowl selection and led them deep into the playoffs.
Celebrity Lawyer who co-founded the legal resource LegalZoom, famous for being a part of the defense attorney for OJ Simpson.
First baseman in the major leagues from 1974–1982 who was later a hitting coach for various MLB teams including the Brewers and Royals.
Appeared as the spinstress Vera Vague on various films and TV programs.
Former lawyer who is the founder of the entertainment website TMZ.
Spanish midfielder who was named the La Liga Breakthrough Player of the Year with Athletic Bilbao in 2010.
Avant-garde musician who crossed styles and genres in making music he calls experimental.
Entrepreneur businessman who founded the firm that would become Booz Allen Hamilton.
Keyboardist for the band Toto.
English author of The Easy Way to Stop Smoking and other anti-addiction books.
Environmental activist who raised one of Hollywood's leading men.
Longtime sportscaster who has provided commentary for the Braves, Pirates, Cubs and Astros.
Portrayed psychologist Libby on Lost.
Co-founder of the aerobatic performance group Cirque du Soleil.
Played Charlene Matlock on the show Matlock.
Influential modernist landscape architect designed more than 1,000 spaces, among them the Miller House and Garden in Columbus, Indiana and the John F. Kennedy Library in Boston.
Screenwriter most recognized for writing the screenplay to the live-action remake of Peter Pan (2003) and for Harry Potter's fifth film installment.
Forward for the Minnesota Timberwolves became an NBA coach of the Toronto Raptors and a TV analyst.
Screenwriter who's most recognized for his work on The Wonder Years, Tru Calling, and Roswell.
Screenwriter most known for his work on The Geena Davis Show, Good Morning Miami, and the film, Horrible Bosses.
Star of Prattville High School in Alabama was a draft pick of the Toronto Blue Jays in 2008.
Nicknamed "Lambu", considered one of the fastest Indian bowlers, began his domestic career for Delhi in 2006.
