Trivia: Raven-Symone earned a fond place in the hearts of Cosby Show fans around the world when she joined the cast of that seminal '80s sitcom as pint-sized Olivia Kendall, the daughter of Lt. Martin Kendall (Joseph C. Phillips) and Denise Huxtable Kendall (Lisa Bonet) during the hit program's sixth season. The series wrapped within a few years of Symone's enlistment, but the young actress continued her ascent by establishing herself as a force to be reckoned with in the multiple venues of television, pop music, and feature film.Born in Atlanta, GA, in December 1985, Raven-Symoné Christina Pearman began modeling diapers at the age of two and landed the Cosby assignment by the age of three. By 1993 (one year after Cosby took its final bow), Symone had joined the cast of yet another sitcom, ABC's Hangin' With Mr. Cooper (1992-1997), then a year into production; she would remain with Cooper until it folded in 1997, but in the mean time branched off into another venue altogether as an R&B recording artist. MCA quickly signed her and issued her rap-infused album Here's to New Dreams in 1993; unfortunately, it failed to connect with a sizeable audience, and it would be six years before Symone emerged with a sophomore recording, the R&B-flavored Undeniable (1999). That album unabashedly showcased the young performer's desire to become a teen pop sensation, and revealed her vocal skills much more transparently than its predecessor, as did its follow-up efforts. Meanwhile, Symone landed bit parts and supporting roles in movies, including Dr. Dolittle (1998) and Dr. Dolittle 2 (2001); she also voiced the character of Monique on the animated television series Kim Possible (2002) and headlined her own Disney Channel sitcom, That's So Raven. The smash program cast Symone as a 15-year-old girl whose gaffes get her family into a seemingly endless series of outrageous difficulties. Symone then starred in the hit telemovies The Cheetah Girls and The Cheetah Girls 2, lent a supporting role to the theatrical feature The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement (2004), and signed to star in the big-screen outing College Road Trip, opposite funnyman Martin Lawrence. In that comedy, Symone plays a young woman on a college-scouting trip with her policeman father.

Trivia: Was a fourth-grade spelling-bee champ. Won a role in a regional theater production of The Wizard of Oz by chance after being noticed in the waiting room at his older brother's audition. At age 8, took first place in the National Minority Junior Golf Tournament; has hosted the PGA's First Tee program for kids and appeared in an instructional segment for the Tiger Woods Learning Center. Big break came in 2003 when he was cast as Cory Baxter on That's So Raven; the 2007 spin-off Cory in the House centered on Cory's adventures in the White House, where his father is a chef. Is a talented rapper; his single "It's a Dog" was included in Life Is Ruff, the 2005 made-for-TV movie in which he starred, as well as the 2006 Disney feature The Shaggy Dog. Is the voice of Milo on Disney's Fish Hooks. In 2010, performed on Dancing With the Stars.

Trivia: Was offered a business scholarship, but turned it down to continue her theater studies at Florida A&M. Won Miss Black Illinois title in state pageant, and first runner up in Miss Black America pageant in 1986. Responded to an open casting call with an original piece called In Black World; the casting director immediately picked her up for her breakout role in In Living Color. Was the only female cast member to star in In Living Color through its entire five-season run. Provided over a dozen voices for the animated show Waynehead, produced by Damon Wayans.

Trivia: Was a cheerleader for Marquette University in 1977 when the Warriors won the NCAA championship. In 1985, he appeared in Stevie Wonder's music video for "Part-Time Lover." Composed the title theme to Richard Jeni: Platypus Man in 1992. Nominated Campus Comedian of the Year for four successive years by the National Association of Campus Activities.

Trivia: Actor Orlando Brown began his career when he was just a kid, appearing in films like Safe Harbor and The '70s throughout the late '90s. As the new millennium dawned, Brown began to define his teenage years through a close association with Disney, working on several projects with the company. He provided the voice of Sticky on the animated series The Proud Family, as well as that of Cornelius Fillmore on the cartoon show Fillmore! In 2003, he cast in the series That's So Raven opposite Raven Simone as Eddie, the main character's best friend. He would stay with the series for its entire run until 2007, when the show wrapped.

Trivia: He mother named her after Anne Frank. Has dual citizenship in the Netherlands and the United States. Recorded the song "Over It" for the soundtrack to the 2004 Disney Channel original movie Stuck in the Suburbs. At age 15, became the youngest actress to date to play the title role in Evita. Was the final "Belle" in Broadway's Beauty and the Beast.