Trivia: Between 2013 and 2015, starred as Chloe Gemell in E4 sitcom My Mad Fat Diary. As of 2020, has played Villanelle in the BBC America thriller series Killing Eve since its 2018 debut. Won the 2019 Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series, for her performance in Killing Eve. In 2019, won the British Academy Television Award for Best Actress, for her role as Villanelle in Killing Eve. Was named one of Forbes' annual 30 Under 30 in 2019.

Trivia: Handsome actor Ryan Reynolds may be best known to television viewers for his role in the popular Two Guys, a Girl and a Pizza Place, though if it weren't for his close friend Chris Martin, Reynolds' star may have not risen quite as smoothly as it did. Born in 1976, in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, to a food wholesaler father and a retail store saleswoman, Reynolds harbored an affection for acting from his early youth, and was undeterred after failing a drama class at the age of twelve. Making his television debut two years later on the Nickelodeon show Fifteen, the aspiring youngster crossed the border and relocated to Florida for the taping of the show, moving back to Vancouver soon after production ceased in 1991. Turning up in numerous television series such as Sabrina the Teenage Witch and made-for-TV movies in the following years, Reynolds soon grew despondent that his career was not moving along as smoothly as he wished. Recognizing his friend's frustrations, fellow actor Martin suggested that the two pick up and head for the Hollywood hills. Crashing in a cheap hotel and having his jeep stripped and rolled down a hill did little to raise Reynolds' spirits, though the determined actor carried on, landing his role on Two Guys in 1997. The only actor to read for the role of Berg, Reynolds won the favor of the producers and was soon on his way to success in the States. Following with roles in the teen horror comedy Boltneck (1998) and later Dick (1999) and Finder's Fee (2000), Reynolds soon began assuming his position among the hot young actors of the early millennium, taking the lead in 2001 for Van Wilder.Prominent roles in more high-profile films followed, including the part of Hannibal King in 2004's Blade Trinity, and the lead role of George Lutz in the 2005 remake of the classic horror movie The Amityville Horror. He soon followed this up with starring roles in two comedies: 2005's Waiting and Just Friends. With his career on a meteoric path upward, he continued to branch, snagging starring roles in films like the supernatural thriller The Nines, and the romantic comedy Definitely Maybe, eventually signing on to play the character of Deadpool in the next installment in the X-Men franchise X-Men Origins: Wolverine, as well as starring alongside Sandra Bullock in the romantic comedy The Proposal. Officially having made the transition into Leading Man Actor, Reynolds took a few unexpected roles in smaller films, playing supporting characters in 2009's Adventureland and making a quirky comedic turn in 2010's Paper Man. By 2011, however, Reynolds was ready to get back in the game, taking the lead in the super hero movie Green Lantern. The next year he appeared alongside Denzel Washington in the action thriller Safe House. He made cameo appearances in two Seth MacFarlane films, Ted and A Million Ways to Die in the West, and voiced a character in the animated film The Croods.

Trivia: Attended performing arts camp, Theater in the Open, at Maudslay State Park in his youth.Made his feature film debut in the 2015 drama Henry Gamble's Birthday Party, playing Gabe.Breakout role was Steve Harrington in the popular Netflix series Stranger Things, which debuted in 2016.Recreated several scenes from the John Hughes classic Ferris Bueller's Day Off in national commercials for Domino's Pizza in 2017.Was previously a member of Psychedelic rock band Post Animal, as a guitarist.

Trivia: Decided that he wanted to become a comedian at the age of 11. Was not professionally trained and considers Eddie Murphy and Richard Pryor his biggest influences. At the age of 19, began his stand-up career by self-promoting and performing at The Lion's Den in Chicago. Worked as the house emcee at Jokes and Notes comedy club in Chicago. Performed at the NBC Diversity Showcase in Los Angeles and Aspen Showcase in New York. Launched The Lil Rel Company in 2009. In 2012, was named by Variety magazine as one of the Top 10 Comics to Watch.

Trivia: Born in Ontario, Canada, Alex Trebek found a career in television right out of college reporting news for the CBC. He eventually began hosting game shows, a job that fit his on-air skills with ease. Over the years, he hosted a number of programs including Battlestars, Double Dare, High Rollers, and Concentration. He rose to fame as the host of the nationally syndicated version of Jeopardy! that first hit the airwaves in 1984, becoming such a cultural icon that he was parodied by Will Ferrell on Saturday Night Live and was cast as a man in black on an episode of The X-Files. Among other duties, Trebek often acted as host of the National Geography Bee, a contest to find the youngster in America who knows the most about geography.

Trivia: Earned a scholarship to St. John's College.While in college, started training in mixed martial arts.Is a former MMA fighter.Owner of Undisputed Fitness, a gym in Santa Fe, New Mexico, that specializes in empowerment.Owner of Caveman Coffee.Host of the podcast The Tait Fletcher Show.

Trivia: Mother was a model. Considered attending culinary school before getting into acting. Attended the prestigious Claude Watson Arts Program at Earl Haig Secondary School, which is audition-only; majored in theatre and minored in voice.

Trivia: Is the youngest of five children. Played drums in a band called Raised to the Ground. Jack is his childhood nickname. While at school he got a severe injury to his eye and his friends started calling him "Jack Septic Eye," hence his username. Created his account on February 24, 2007, but started uploading videos on November 12, 2012. Dyed his hair a vibrant green color, alongside fellow YouTuber Markiplier (Mark Fischbach) for a charity event. Costarred as the antagonist of the second season of the TV show Scare PewDiePie (2016). Cohosted the South by Southwest event in March 2016. Known for his gaming videos and occasional vlogs.

Trivia: Growing up, his family moved a lot due to his father's work in the military. Met his wife, Jemma, in school. While at university, created a YouTube channel dedicated to Pokémon, in which he called himself "PokemanDanLv45." Released a graphic novel called Trayaurus and the Enchanted Crystal on October 6, 2016. Has a young fan base. Known for playing the popular game Minecraft.

Trivia: Is a fourth-generation American.Decided to pursue acting as a creative outlet after working 15 years in finance.In 2003, graduated from Boston University as a Certified Financial Planner.Speaks English, Cantonese, Chinese and Mandarin.Founder and president of New Boston Financial.Co-founder of Tow-Arboleda Films.

Trivia: Actor Channing Tatum might be best known to audiences as a shirtless young man baring his muscular physique for the pages of Abercrombie & Fitch catalogs. His career began when he was cast as an extra in the Ricky Martin video for "She Bangs." Up until then, he'd been drifting from one job to another after the promising football career he prepared for in military school floundered when he entered college. Modeling proved to be a natural fit for Tatum, and he cultivated a successful career appearing in print ads and commercials for such companies as Nautica, Gap, Aeropostale, Emporio Armani, American Eagle, and Pepsi. His charisma in front of the camera didn't go unnoticed and he soon parlayed his modeling career into a shot at acting, landing an appearance on CSI: Miami in 2004. He was soon given a substantial role in the sports drama Coach Carter, which dealt with familiar subject matter for the lifelong athlete. He had no trouble being cast in films geared toward twentysomethings, as 2005 and 2006 brought him roles in Havoc, Supercross, A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints, She's the Man, and Step Up. Within only a few short years, Tatum had worked with many other up-and-coming actors of his generation, such as Amanda Bynes, Anne Hathaway, Jenna Dewan, and Bijou Phillips. In 2007, Tatum was cast in the leading role in 2007's epic Genghis Khan biopic Mongol: The Early Years of Genghis Khan, directed by legendary Russian filmmaker Sergei Bodrov, but he was later replaced by Japanese actor Tadanobu Asano amid rumors that Tatum's dominantly caucasian features were ill recieved by producers, who wanted an actor of Asian descent to play the 13th century Mongolian leader. Tatum's career didn't stall as a result of the upset, however, as he was soon working with acclaimed director Kimberly Peirce on the Iraq War drama Stop-Loss. He played Pretty Boy Floyd in Michael Mann's gangster drama Public Enemies in 2009, the same year he had a prominent role in G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra. In 2010 he appeared in the Nicholas Sparks written romantic drama Dear John. The next year he had a short but memorable part in The Dilemma, but 2012 turned out to be something of a breakout year for the actor when he appeared in a variety of projects. First up was Haywire, Steven Soderbergh's action thriller. While working on that film, the duo cooked up Magic Mike based on stories Channing shared about his days as a male stripper. That film opened in the summer of 2012. Between those two projects, the comedy 21 Jump Street came out, featuring Tatum as an undercover cop working a high school with his best friend and partner played by Jonah Hill. His work paid off when he was named People Magazine's Sexiest Man Alive in late 2012. Tatum continued working at a neck-breaking pace the following year, reprising his role in the G.I. Joe sequel G.I. Joe: Retaliation, starring in psychological thriller Side Effects and action film White House Down and appearing in cameo roles in This Is The End and Don Jon.

Trivia: Studied improv and on camera acting at NEMG.Skilled in martial arts and stunts.Was an uncredited boxer in The Fighter (2010).A member of SAG-AFTRA.Best known for his work in Love, Weddings & Other Disasters (2020), Free Guy (2021) and Mother/Android (2021).