Trivia: Nicknamed Zobo. Has accompanied her mother, actress Lea Thompson, on the red carpet at various Hollywood events. Appeared with sister Madelyn and her mother in the 2011 comedy Mayor Cupcake. Enjoys dance.

Trivia: Rode horses competitively for eight years. Served as her eighth grade class president. Was the editor of her school newspaper. Began modeling at age 14.

Trivia: Worked as an actor in Mexican television from the age of 12, including a stint on the soap opera Rebelde. Despite acting in Mean Girls 2, he did not attend high school; was tutored while working. Recorded his first album Diego in Spanish in 2005, and then rerecorded it in Portuguese in 2006. Produced and wrote most of Indigo, his second Spanish-language album, in 2008. Hobbies include surfing and horseback riding.

Trivia: A thin, naturally attractive brunette with a personable smile and the brains to match her beauty, actress Jennifer Beals was virtually propelled to overnight stardom and fashion icon status with her energetic performance in director Adrian Lyne's 1983 dance drama Flashdance. Though her career would suffer a slight setback when it was revealed that Beals didn't perform all of her own dance moves in the sleeper hit, the talented actress would endure to make something of a comeback in the late '90s. A Chicago native who was traveling in Europe when her publicist called her for a New York audition that the filmmakers were pitching as a "female Saturday Night Fever," Beals booked the first flight back to the states and, despite the presence of thousands of other eager young actresses, somehow managed to stand out from the crowd to impress producers Don Simpson and Jerry Bruckheimer. Beals' only other film work to that point was as an extra in 1980's My Bodyguard, so it was quite a gamble to cast a virtual unknown in the lead. This was especially true, given that, days before the film's premiere, Paramount Pictures sold off 25 percent of the film; however, the gamble paid off and Flashdance became nothing less than a cultural phenomenon. With ripped, oversized sweaters adorning teenage girls nationwide, it seemed as if Beals had the cinematic world at her fingertips -- and then the bottom dropped out. When it was later revealed that Beals impressive moves weren't entirely her own, audiences felt betrayed (as if action stars really do all of their own stunts) and subsequently protested the burgeoning actress without taking into consideration that she was the dramatic core of the film.Opting to continue her education at Yale immediately following Flashdance's production, roles in such efforts as The Bride (1985) and Split Decisions (1988) were squeezed in during Beals' summer breaks. Though neither effort did much to forward Beals' career, the actress would continue to appear in such quirky, low-budget efforts as Vampire's Kiss (1989) and Blood and Concrete (1991) moving into the 1990s. Beals was married to director Alexandre Rockwell in 1986, and in 1992 she would appear opposite Steve Buscemi and Seymour Cassel in Rockwell's comedy drama In the Soup. If the majority of the 1990s found Beals relegated to mostly unseen independents, high-profile roles in such acclaimed efforts as Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle (1994), Devil in a Blue Dress (1995), and The Last Days of Disco (1998) proved without a doubt that the now-established actress certainly had the skills and endurance to maintain a successful screen career. Though the early years of the millennial turnover may have found Beals on shaky cinematic ground with such efforts as Jim Wynorski's Militia and the tiresomely derivative sequel Turbulence 2: Fear of Flying (both 1990), her reputation as something of an independent darling would solidify with roles in such critically acclaimed indies as The Anniversary Party (2001) and Roger Dodger (2002). Despite her divorce from Rockwell and remarriage to another man unassociated with the film business, Beals would later turn up in the Rockwell-directed comedy 13 Moons (again opposite Buscemi), while preparing for roles in such upcoming features as Runaway Jury and Break a Leg (both 2003). In 2004 Beals took a turn as a lesbian in the made-for-cable series The L Word, with subsequent roles in the 2005 indies Break a Leg and Desolatoin Squad preceding a return to big-budget Hollywood blockbusters in The Grudge 2 (2006) and The Book of Eli (2010). Beals would enjoy a juicy arc on the TV crime drama Lie to Me, before signing on to star in her own detective series, The Chicago Code in 2011. Additionally, the actress appeared on a few episodes of yet another popular proceedural, Castle, in 2012.

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.

Trivia: Was a performer even as a toddler; says she danced in her diapers. Was introduced to an agent who gave her a challenge: book the first audition, and the agent would sign her. She succeeded. Booked first television role in Criminal Minds before she had even graduated from UCLA's theater program. On set of The Catch, had to drive a 1962 Austin-Healy classic car for a scene, and very nearly crashed it. Trying to balance career and activism, attended a Women's March at Sundance then made it to the red carpet premier of Before I Fall with minutes to spare.

Trivia: Was first nicknamed "Baby G," which was later shortened to "G." Made her acting debut at age 7 at the Children's Theatre of Maine. Moved to Los Angeles in 2008 with her family. Took acting classes at the Young Actor's Studio in Los Angeles. First appeared on screen in commercials, including ads for Orville Redenbacher's Popcorn and Little Caesars Pizza. Has worked on several Disney Channel shows, including Sonny With a Chance and Hannah Montana.