Singer and actress from The Donna Reed Show.
Singer and actress from The Donna Reed Show.
Director, producer, and screenwriter who created the Star Wars and Indiana Jones franchises and founded Lucasfilm.
With the Pips, she recorded, I Heard It Through the Grapevine.
Motown singer with The Supremes who later went solo.
R&B vocalist gained '60s fame as a member of The Supremes
Rock guitarist and songwriter who Rolling Stone ranked 3rd on the list of "100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time" as a member of Led Zeppelin.
Disco-diva who energized the Beverly Hills Cop soundtrack.
Comedic actor who won an Emmy and a Golden Globe Award for his role as Louie de Palma in the TV series Taxi.
Specializing in western and action films, he was nominated for a Critics Choice Award for Best Acting Ensemble for his role in Up in the Air.
Former mayor of Cincinnati and outlandish TV show host of The Jerry Springer Show, which has had several outrageous moments.
Eccentric actor from The Buddy Holly Story in 1978, who has also had starring roles in Point Break, Lethal Weapon, and Rookie of the Year.
Son of Kirk Douglas who won Best Actor for Wall Street in 1987, and is also known for starring in Romancing the Stone and The Game.
Father of the Kardashian sisters, he represented OJ in the trial of the decade.
Glam rock singer who made it big during the 1970s with his sports anthems, and was later convicted of child pornography in the late 90s.
Deep-voiced singer who sang, Can't Get Enough of Your Love, Babe.
Explosive singer-songwriter of rock band, The Who.
Gravel-voiced singer who recorded, You Are So Beautiful, and is known for his flailing dance moves on stage.
Played James Bond in The Living Daylights in 1987.
World heavyweight boxing champion who competed against many of the all-time greats.
Rocked at Woodstock with his band, The Family Stone.
