Trivia: As an actor, writer, producer, and director of films and stage plays, the New Orleans-born Tyler Perry began his career as a dramatist in 1992. When inspired by Oprah Winfrey to channel his creativity through writing, Perry put pen to paper as a method of healing the wounds that lingered from a painful childhood. His first production, entitled I Know I've Been Changed, hit the stage to rapturous reviews in 1997, and following a collaborative period with Bishop T.D. Jakes that resulted in the plays Woman, Thou Art Loosed and Behind Closed Doors, Perry flew solo to create cantankerous 68-year-old grandmother Mabel "Madea" Simmons (whom Perry played, in full drag) in I Can Do Bad All by Myself around 2000 A slew of Madea-based projects were quick to follow, and shortly thereafter Perry joined Grammy Award-winner Kelly Price for the play Why Did I Get Married?. His plays garnered countless fans thanks to Perry's trademark practice of releasing them on home video. Throughout this period, many credited Perry with resuscitating (and reinventing) African-American theater; in the process, Perry's first eight plays reportedly earned a cumulative gross of over 75 million dollars in ticket and video sales.Perry didn't fully enter the public spotlight, however, until he cropped up in mid-2005 with the oddball A-lister Diary of a Mad Black Woman, self-adapted from his own hit play. This story of an African-American woman Helen McCarter (Kimberly Elise) struggling to rebound after a painful separation, whose life is invaded (in more ways than one) by the obnoxious, loudmouthed, chainsaw-wielding (!) Madea, Diary -- a bizarre combination of domestic melodrama, violent, racially-oriented farce, and Christian proselytizing -- understandably left many critics running for the exit, but, of course, ticket buyers prevailed. The film scored with its intended African-American audience and grossed a healthy 50 million dollars (it ranked as number one at the box office during February 2005), leading to an early 2006 sequel, Madea's Family Reunion, this one written and directed by Perry. Either because Perry's talent had matured within a year or because the press had grown accustomed to the playwright-cum-filmmaker's defiantly unconventional style, critics were slightly kinder about the sophomore Madea outing, which benefits from finely-felt supporting turns by the legendary Cicely Tyson and Maya Angelou. Like its predecessor, Reunion struck box office gold, and even topped Diary's net, reeling in an estimated 63.3 million dollars in international grosses. Perry then scrapped the Madea character for a tertiary cinematic outing, Tyler Perry's Daddy's Little Girls. This romantic dramedy concerns Monty (Idris Elba), a financially strapped African-American mechanic who loses custody of his children to his drug-pushing ex-wife, and then falls in love with the beautiful attorney (Gabrielle Union) whom he hires to get the children back. Increasingly prolific on stage and screen in the following years, Perry continued packing fans into theaters with Madea Goes to Jail (2009), I Can Do Bad All By Myself (also 2009), Good Deeds (2012) and Madea's Witness Protection while simultaneously making a mark on television as creator of the hit sitcom Tyler Perry's House of Payne. Perry also began to take some acting roles in films that he didn't write/direct/producer, like the titular character in Alex Cross (2012) and a supporting role in David Fincher's Gone Girl (2014).

Trivia: Followers are known as bruh bruhs. Ranked 3rd on MBMuslima Magazine's list of 40 Inspiring Muslims Under 40 in 2012. Released his first single, "Prideland," under the stage name fousey in January 1, 2015, and released the music video on his daily vlog channel DOSEofFOUSEY the same day. Was named Entertainer of the Year at the 6th Streamy Awards. Performed with friend and fellow YouTube star Roman Atwood on the Roman vs. Fousey Tour in February 2016 across five states along the west coast. Raised more than $10,000 for a fan with Ewing's sarcoma cancer in order to help pay for his college tuition and the equipment needed to become a YouTuber, his dream.

Trivia: Was placed in a dual-language program from kindergarten to fifth grade, and she is fluent in both English and Spanish. Started making Vines in 2013 under the name 'Lizzza'. Also a famous musical.ly star. Made her TV debut on the Hulu series Freakish in 2016 playing Violet Adams. Gained nearly 6 million subscribers in 2016 alone, making her channel one of the fastest growing channels on YouTube.

Trivia: The youngest of four siblings, all of whom are also actors. Is of Cuban and Italian heritage. Spanish was her first language. Started out as a child model and was the spokesperson for Texas Instruments. Bullied in school for her reading difficulties. She overcame dyslexia and is now the Global Ambassador for StompOutBullying. Active supporter of the Nomad Organization, which provides education, food and medical supplies to children in Africa.

Trivia: Learned to make quality videos in high school.Was a member of the Pi Kappa Phi fraternity while studying at the University of Arizona.Dropped out of college during his junior year.Has performed stand-up comedy at comedy clubs and college campuses across the country.Star and creator of the YouTube channel LifeAccordingToJimmy.

Trivia: Stage name Tyga came from his childhood nickname Little Tiger Woods and stands for Thank You God Always. Recorded his first song age 12 in his bedroom closet. A cousin of Gym Class Heroes' Travie McCoy, he toured with the group while still an unknown artist. First met mentor Lil Wayne when they performed together at the 2007 VMAs. Has had several clothing line including leisure and accessories brand Last Kings. Started the Tyga R.O.A.R. campaign in 2011 to help and empower young people. Directs all his own music videos.