Trivia: One of Hollywood's funniest and most underappreciated actresses, Joan Cusack was for years relegated to playing the buddy sidekicks of her more glamorous co-stars and known primarily as John Cusack's older sister. Thanks to a couple of Oscar nominations and strong roles in a number of movies, Cusack finally began getting her due in the late 1990s, earning both recognition and respect for her singular talent.Born in New York City on October 11, 1962, Cusack grew up in the Chicago suburb of Evanston. The daughter of actor and filmmaker Richard Cusack, she and her siblings were encouraged to perform from an early age. As a result, Cusack grew up acting on the stage and training with the Piven Theatre Workshop. She broke into film while still in her teens, getting her start - -and often acting alongside her brother -- in such teen comedies as My Bodyguard (1980) and Sixteen Candles (1984). In 1985 she was offered a part on the Saturday Night Live roster, but felt constrained by the lack of quality material offered to women, and left the show after one season. Gradually getting better supporting work in such films as Broadcast News (1987) and Married to the Mob (1988), Cusack had her screen breakthrough in Working Girl (1988), earning a Best Supporting Actress Oscar nomination for her role as Melanie Griffith's street-smart best friend. More strong notices followed in 1989 for Cusack's work in the drama Men Don't Leave, in which she played a nurse who helps get Jessica Lange's life back on track after her husband's death. Though Cusack would move to Chicago for much of the 90's to focus on her family, she would appear in a handful of memorable titles, like My Blue Heaven (1990), Addams Family Values, Corrina, Corrina, Nine Months, and In & Out. Cusack would amp it up in the coming years, however, with appearances in a slew of popular films like Grosse Point Blank, Runaway Bride, High Fidelity, and Cradle will Rock. As the 2000's rolled onward, Cusack would continue to maintain her status as a go-to character actor, appearing in fims like Friends with Money, My Sister's Keeper and Mars Needs Moms, and on the critically acclaimed series Shameless.

Trivia: Best known for playing Sally Draper on Mad Men. Got her first TV role when she was 5 months old, on ER. Sings, writes songs and plays the piano. Enjoys ballet and horseback riding. With the rest of the series regulars, won a Screen Actors Guild award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series in 2008 and '09 for Mad Men. Would like to emulate Ron Howard's career, as a child actor who moves on to direct.

Trivia: Name "Odeya" means "Thank God" in Hebrew. Would write and perform plays as a youth, often casting her toddler siblings to act opposite her. Was discovered as a model in the United States, before her film and television career, and appeared in major campaigns and advertisements for Tommy Hilfiger, Polo Ralph Lauren, Gap and Guess. First credited role was Hannah Milner in the Law & Order: Special Victims Unit episode titled "Branded" in 2010. Wrote, directed, produced and starred in her short film Thanks in 2016.

Trivia: Of Filipino descent.Understands Filipino even though he doesn't speak it.Attended Honolulu's Kapi'olani Community College to study music theory but dropped out.Was discovered by a scouting agency from Los Angeles who visited Hawaii to find new talents.Submitted a self-taped audition for the role of Ned in Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017), which he eventually got.

Trivia: Discovered his passion for music and dance at a young age and enrolled in dance classes. Danced in Soulja Boy's music video for "Crank That (Soulja Boy)" in 2007 and Keri Hilson's music video for "Turnin Me On" in 2009. Was a cast member of Cartoon Network's sketch-comedy series Incredible Crew. Sent approximately 100 audition tapes to casting directors over the course of one year before receiving a callback for the 2015 film Dope. Recorded original music with Pharrell Williams' for the Dope soundtrack. Named on IndieWire's list of 12 Major Breakouts of the 2015 Sundance Film Festival.

Trivia: Is of Japanese and Filipino descent.Decided to pursue a career in comedy after watching a special of Margaret Cho.Moved to Los Angeles in 2009 to pursue a career in acting and filmmaking.Started her YouTube channel in 2011, and reached one million subscribers four years later.Has provided training in comedy for bullied teens to empower them at the Groundlings Comedy School.Is skilled at guitar.Has a black belt in martial arts.Is an animal lover, especially cats.Is an advocate in suicide prevention programs.

Trivia: After abandoning plans to be either a minister or a doctor, Canadian-born singer/actor Alan Thicke turned to sports writing, then typed out comedy material for the CBC television network. He moved to Hollywood, where he became a writer and sometime performer on the syndicated Norman Lear series Fernwood 2-Night. He returned to Canada in 1980 to replace talk host Alan Hamel on a popular daytime chatfest. He was successful enough in this endeavor to be invited by onetime network executive Fred Silverman to star in Silverman's first non-network effort, a nighttime variety show titled Thicke of the Night (1983). Despite an enormous publicity buildup, the show was a disaster, for which Thicke adopted a "mea culpa" stance. Also during this period, his marriage to singer/actress Gloria Loring broke up; thus Thicke felt himself a failure on all counts. He has credited his comeback to producer Ilene Berg, who cast Thicke in the 1984 TV movie The Calendar Girl Murders, which proved to skeptics that the man had talent as a straight actor. In 1985, Thicke originated the role of psychiatrist Jason Seaver in Growing Pains, a popular ABC sitcom which ran until 1994. The following year, Thicke showed up as a preening, bombastic talk show host (could this have been an act of attrition for Thicke of the Night?) on the NBC comedy series Hope and Gloria. Additionally, Thicke has hosted the children's series Animal Crack-Ups (1987-1990), and has composed the theme songs for several other TV series, notably The Facts of Life. Although he worked steadily in a variety of less than noteworthy projects, he did score a cameo as himself in the satire Teddy Bears' Picnic, and landed supporting roles in the comedies The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard, and the 2012 Adam Sandler laugher That's My Boy.Alan Thicke's son is actor Brennan Thicke, best known for providing the voice of the TV cartoon character Dennis the Menace, and his other son, Robin Thicke, followed his father's musical interests and became a pop star. Thicke died in 2016, at age 69.

Trivia: Appeared in a Broadway production of Evita when she was just 10 years old. Insisted that if she was cast in 100 Things To Do Before High School, her mother had to surprise her with the announcement; mother took her to a go-kart track and put her in car 315, the channel on which she would be a star. Released her first album, Stopping Time, at age 14. Accepted into college at age 15. Won CinemaCon's Rising Star Award for her performance in Transformers: The Last Knight.

Trivia: Began performing in the Canberra Youth Theatre, making her stage debut in their 2010 production of Retrieval. As of 2018, has starred as Abby on the Netflix dark comedy Santa Clarita Diet since its 2016 debut. Studied Screen Acting at the Australian Institute for Performing Arts. In 2018, starred in Australian webseries Homecoming Queens, alongside Michelle Law.