British lead singer and drummer of the progressive rock band Genesis who went solo and whose music was also popularized by Miami Vice.
British lead singer and drummer of the progressive rock band Genesis who went solo and whose music was also popularized by Miami Vice.
Comic actor from Mork and Mindy and Mrs. Doubtfire.
St. Elsewhere actor, and son of football star Tom Harmon.
Immortalized as Luke Skywalker in Star Wars in 1977.
American astronaut and physicist, famously known as the first American woman to enter into space, or Low Earth orbit.
Frontman and singer for The Police, and recorded the hit album Synchronicity' in 1983, but has since become a solo artist.
Child star who became an actor in action films and comedies, such as Escape From New York, The Thing, and Vanilla Sky.
Winston cup NASCAR driver in the 1980s and 1990s.
British actress known as TV's Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman.
Child actor played TV's Dennis the Menace (1959-1963).
Guitarist and vocalist for the heavy metal band KISS.
Comic actress best known as Rebecca Howe from Cheers.
She played Wonder Woman, TV's first female superhero.
Played widowed housekeeper Tony Micelli on Who's the Boss?.
Starred in Tim Burton movies Beetlejuice and Batman, as well as comedies Multiplicity and Mr. Mom.
Curvy Mistress of the Dark who hosted classic horror films on TV.
R&B-soul singer who recorded Dance With My Father in 2003.
Singer, dancer, and Cuchi Cuchi comedienne.
Father of punk rock with his band, the Ramones
Opinionated and conservative talk show host.
