Trivia: Aspired to become an actor at a very young age when she wanted to crawl into the TV to actually go exploring with Dora the Explorer. First acting job was in a Cool Whip commercial. Took her first trip to Europe to act in the 2008 big-screen version of Speed Racer, which was filmed in Germany. Is an avid music fan and aspiring singer who loves to record songs with her friends in bands such as 4evercrush and WickedSweet. Favorite sports are track, soccer and tennis. Is a fan of the Twilight series of novels. Is environmentally conscious and urges young readers to "renew, reuse and recycle" in interviews.

Trivia: A celebrated professional wrestler who made a smooth transition to Hollywood roles as an action star, John Cena ironically grew up as something of a weakling; he reportedly weighed only 125 pounds in junior high. When others began relentlessly picking on the West Newbury, MA native for his undersized appearance, he rebounded by undergoing a weight-training program and bulking up. Cena later played collegiate football as an All-American center at Division III Springfield College, and moved to Los Angeles after graduation to establish himself as a bodybuilder. To support himself, he sold supplements at the "mecca" of bodybuilding, Gold's Gym in Venice; participated in flexing contests; and briefly starred in a reality television series on the UPN network, Manhunt.WWE recruited Cena when one of its stars happened to notice him training at Gold's; Cena then embarked on a successful and lucrative career as a top-tiered professional wrestler, winning a myriad of events against various competitors, and his wrestling career peaked when he won the WWE Championship at WrestleMania 21. Cena's assumed identity as a wrestler often involved donning a "rapper" persona, which correlated with the performer's out-of-ring plans, for he did actually harbor ambitions as a rap singer. In time, he made his debut as an urban music recording artist on the May 2005 Columbia Records release You Can't See Me. Cena would continue to act in movies over the coming years, appearing in releases like The Reunion and Camp Fred.Cena's Hollywood acting work commenced with the title role in director John Bonito's poorly received action thriller The Marine (2006). The film concerns an injured U.S. marine who takes vengeance into his own hands when his wife is kidnapped by a thug (Robert Patrick). Cena followed this up with another lead, this one in director Renny Harlin's 12 Rounds (2009). As produced by Fox Atomic, the film mirrored the premise of The Marine; it stars Cena as a police officer who takes serious action when his wife is abducted.

Trivia: The small screen has been very kind to actress Daniella Monet; following numerous commercial appearances beginning at age seven, the talented young actress quickly went on to land supporting roles in such highly popular television series as Pacific Blue and American Dreams -- eventually graduating to a starring role on former Seinfeld star Jason Alexander's sitcom Listen Up. It was obvious from Monet's first television appearance that the camera took kindly to the brunette starlet, and by building her resumé with memorable performances on such shows as American Dreams and 8 Simple Rules...for Dating My Teenage Daughter, Monet proved to producers that she also had the talent to back up her photogenic qualities. When it was announced that Jason Alexander would be starring in his own sitcom modeled after the life of famous Washington Post sports writer Tony Kornheiser, the search was on to find a young actress capable of filling the role of the character's soccer-loving teenage daughter. Critics and audiences agreed that producers had certainly scored a goal by choosing Monet for the part, and it seemed only a matter of time before she would truly come into her own in features as well.

Trivia: Perhaps best known for playing Luke Snyder on the CBS soap opera, As the World Turns.Made his film debut as a hall monitor in the 2008 neo-noir comedy, Assassination of a High School President, with Bruce Willis, Mischa Barton and Zoë Kravitz.Played central antagonist, Kevin, in 2012's Fred: The Movie, its two sequels and Nickelodeon television adaptation, Fred: The Show.Is also an accomplished musician, and has been writing, producing and recording his own music since the age of 12.Released his album Agendas in 2011, Tons in 2012 and Reflections of the Dead in 2018.

Trivia: Comedian-turned-actress Stephanie Courtney established herself as a performer within the framework of the famed Groundlings comedy troupe -- the same ensemble responsible for kick-starting the careers of such comedic geniuses as Jan Hooks, Phil Hartman, Will Ferrell, and scores of other Hollywood notables. It marked an auspicious beginning, and Courtney soon traveled the same route as many of her famous Groundlings predecessors, segueing into film roles alongside then-current and former Saturday Night Live cast members in such features as Melvin Goes to Dinner (2003), For Your Consideration (2006), The Brothers Solomon (2007), and Blades of Glory. The key difference is that unlike, say, Will Ferrell or Will Arnett, Courtney bypassed the SNL stage before taking her feature bow.