Industrialist, computer programmer, philanthropist, and inventor who Forbes ranked as the wealthiest person overall from 1995 to 2009.
Industrialist, computer programmer, philanthropist, and inventor who Forbes ranked as the wealthiest person overall from 1995 to 2009.
Inventor and pioneer who co-founded Apple with Steve Wozniak.
Action star, singer, and producer who won the Blockbuster Entertainment Award and the People's Choice Award for his role in The Sixth Sense.
Comedian, actor, and screenwriter who was listed as one of the fifty funniest actors in British comedy by The Observer.
Multi-platinum singer, musician and actor who released 40 number one singles and 14 number one albums since the 1990s.
Comedic actress who gained recognition for her role in The Color Purple and won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for Ghost.
Went from Bobby's World to Deal or No Deal.
Wife to former Olympic decathlon champion Bruce Jenner and previously married to lawyer Robert Kardashian.
Actor, producer, musician, singer, and director who has won multiple Academy Awards and Golden Globe Awards for his work in film.
Known as the Science Guy, he educated and entertained children for many years with his show, Bill Nye the Science Guy.
Co-founder of AC/DC, whose album, Back In Black, became the second highest-selling album internationally.
Founder (with brother Alex) of the Van Halen rock band.
Starred with Tom Hanks in Forest Gump and Apollo 13.
Classical cellist who is fascinated by and blends the music of many cultures.
British punk rocker hit #1 with Mony Mony in 1987.
Best known as psychiatrist Frasier Crane on TV's Frasier.
Mexican comedian who stays true to his cultural roots, and emerged in the movie Born in East L.A., directed by Cheech Marin.
Hollywood Squares, and America's Funniest Videos TV host.
Starred in The Walking Dead, an AMC series, as a survivor of a zombie apocalypse.
Squinty and whiny comedian who voiced the animated parrot, Iago, in Disney's Aladdin.
