Trivia: Lived in Andalusia, Spain, when she was a child.Attended the same high school as actors Emilia Clarke and Kit Harington.First professional audition was for the character Abbie Mortimer in the mystery drama The Falling (2014).An accomplished singer and musician who has writen songs and played guitar and piano.

Trivia: At the age of 16, worked part-time at a local bakery called W. Mandeville Bakery in Holmes Chapel, England. Was the lead singer in the band White Eskimo which won a local Battle of the Bands competition. Sang "Isn't She Lovely" by Stevie Wonder for his X Factor audition. After auditioning as a solo artist for The X Factor in 2010, he failed to progress to the Boys category; the judges placed him in a five-piece boy band to qualify in the Groups category, which eventually became One Direction. Left One Direction's management company, Modest Management, in 2016, launched his own record label, Erskine Records, and signed a recording contract with Columbia Records as a solo artist. Made his acting debut in 2017 in the film Dunkirk playing a British soldier, Alex, who took part in the Dunkirk evacuation in WWll. Celebrating the release of his debut album in 2017, played gigs at the Garage in London and the Troubadour in Los Angeles, and donated all proceeds to charities. Supports gender equality and stricter gun control in the USA.

Trivia: After a series of supporting roles in productions including The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement (2004), Just My Luck (2006), and Smokin' Aces (2007), actor Chris Pine shot up to lead billing when he signed for the coveted lead part of Captain Kirk in J.J. Abrams' much-anticipated reboot of the Star Trek franchise, released in 2009. He followed up that smash hit playing opposite Denzel Washington and a runaway train in Unstoppable. In 2011 he participated in the Star Trek documentary The Captains, and the next year he was in the romantic comedy This Means War, and the drama People Like Us.

Trivia: On many an occasion, Olivia Wilde's sleek hair (which alternated between blonde and coal black), sultry figure, and haunting blue eyes typecast her in the mold of an evil seductress and vamp. The N.Y.-born Wilde -- not a blood relation to the famous writer Oscar Wilde, as is commonly assumed, but one inspired by him, who borrowed his surname -- launched into show business with a portrayal of Jewel Goldman, the female lead of Jerry Bruckheimer's short-lived Fox drama Skin (2003). The series constituted an update of Romeo and Juliet and depicted the romance between a porn producer's daughter and a district attorney's son. It folded not long after it premiered, but provided a convenient showcase for Wilde's talents. After key roles in two drug-themed features -- the Nick Cassavetes-directed Alpha Dog and director John Herzfeld's Bobby Z -- Wilde catapulted sensationalism-hungry viewers to their television sets when she portrayed a lesbian bartender who attempts to seduce lovely Mischa Barton on The O.C. She then received regular billing as Jenny Reilly on The Black Donnellys (2007), an NBC series about the exploits of an Irish crime family residing in Hell's Kitchen, which didn't make it past its first season. Wilde rebounded quickly with a coveted role on the smash-hit Fox medical series House, joining the cast during the show's fourth season. She remained on the show for three seasons, and also built up a big-screen career with roles in Year One, Tron: Legacy, The Change-Up, Butter, Cowboys & Aliens, and People Like Us. Once leaving House, she largely focused on her film work, often alternating bigger budget films (like 2013's Rush) with smaller, independent films (like 2013's Drinking Buddies, which she also executive produced).

Trivia: Studied at a performing arts school in Cincinnati.Former participant of CBS's Drama Diversity Casting Initiative.Moved to Los Angeles in 2018 after being cast in If Beale Street Could Talk (2018).Her first movie role in If Beale Street Could Talk (2018) earned her multiple nominations and awards, including two Image Awards (NAACP) nominations, a Black Reel Award and a Women Film Critics Circle Award. In 2019, modeled for an advertising campaign for fashion brand Kate Spade New York.Worked with weapons for the first time as part of her training for The Old Guard (2020), which also included boxing, military practical training and gym.Worked with the Avengers: Endgame (2019) fight coordinator Danny Hernandez to prepare for her role in The Old Guard (2020).Her first scene on the set of The Old Guard (2020) was the airplane fight scene with Charlize Theron.

Trivia: Studied law at the University of Oxford, but declined a job at the law firm Slaughter and May after graduation, and chose to pursue a career in acting. Reached the final 3 in the first series of Sky One's Project Catwalk in 2006. Worked as a model for a year to raise money for drama school, applying without her parents' knowledge. Appeared in the play Turandot at the Hampstead Theatre in London in 2008. Sold the dress she wore to the 2013 BAFTA Awards for eBay's Big Charity 50, donating the money to Breast Cancer Care.

Trivia: Comedian Nick Kroll came up through the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre in both New York and LA, before infultrating the world of stand up and sketch comedy, and becommning a writer for Chapelle's Show and Human Giant. The Georgetown allumni would go on to appear on VH1 series like I Love the 80's, as well as in sit-coms like Worst Week, Reno 911, The League, and the Life and Times of Tim, in addition to movies like I Love You, Man.

Trivia: Had some acting experience as a child, but decided to commit to the profession full-time after seeing American Beauty (1999) at 14. Before landing his breakout role on Big Love in 2006, had a guest spot on an episode of Everwood, which starred his brother Gregory. Mother is a piano and voice coach; father is a movie producer. Plays guitar and keyboards and sings with the band his Orchestra, as well as a side project with actor Ashton Lunceford called Alaskan Summer. his Orchestra's music has been featured in the ABC Family sitcom Roommates, Planet Green's Alter Eco, Lifetime's Rita Rocks and in an antipiracy public-service announcement by the American Association of Independent Music.

Trivia: Started acting in college as a member of the Maine Masque, the University of Maine's student theater group. Spent several years after college in Chicago's independent-theater scene before moving to Los Angeles in 2008. Early acting work in Los Angeles included commercials for Best Buy, Honda and Bank of America. An appearance as Abe Lincoln in a 2010 spot for Geico Insurance was seen by a casting director, which led to an audition for HBO's Veep.

Trivia: Modern queen of the burlesque Dita Von Teese was born Heather Renee Sweet in Michigan in 1972. Raised on classic movies from the Golden Age of Hollywood, Von Teese developed a fascination with the old-fashioned style from an early age. After the family moved to California, Von Teese became even more immersed in film culture, and eventually studied costume design in college, preparing for a career in styling period films.Von Teese began working at a local strip club when she was 18, but was disappointed by the lack of style and creativity shown by most of the dancers. She began developing a modern burlesque show, which would prove to be increasingly popular. By the mid-'90s, Von Teese was a celebrity in her own niche, spearheading a resurgence in burlesque dancing and pin-up style. She became a recognizable media personality, modeling for designers like Vivienne Westwood and Jean-Paul Gaultier, and appearing in a small selection of films, like The Death of Salvador Dali and The Boom Boom Room. In 2005, Von Teese married rocker Marilyn Manson; the two divorced in 2007.