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  • Park Ji-min

    Park Ji-min, better known as Jamie Park or Jimin Park, is a South Korean singer, songwriter, and TV host. She is most known for being a part of the girl group 15& and the Season 1 winner of the K-pop Star reality singing competition. Covers of "Rolling in the Deep" and "Over the Rainbow" are among her most popular songs. Aside from being a pop singer, the young lady is also a television presenter who has been on shows like 'After School Club,' 'Strong Heart,' and 'Night Line,' to mention a few. She's also done a number of radio shows. Despite his early success, Park Ji-min is a down-to-earth person in real life. The charitable nature of the South Korean actress is well-known. She previously donated $45,000 to a performing arts organization for musicians who are blind or visually handicapped. Another big reason why Park Ji-min is adored by hundreds of thousands of people all over the world is because of this.

    Park Ji-min

  • Vixella

    Sasha Staggs, popularly known as Vixella or FancySimmer, is a popular American gamer, social media personality, and a 'Let's Play' star, who uploads her own commentary and playthroughs of games on YouTube. She has garnered tremendous fame through her YouTube channel ˜Vixella'. Building a loyal fan base, she has carved a niche for herself in the YouTube gaming community, which is primarily male-dominated. She focuses on her subjective experience with the game, often with humorous or critical commentary. She started her YouTibe channel in 2013. She uploaded her first video named ˜The Sims 3: Create A Sim | Christmas Inspired' on Christmas Eve in 2013. Over the years, her channel has become immensely popular, amassing over 900,000 subscribers. She is, no doubt, one of the best players of Sims 4, which is an incredibly popular genre among young female gamers on YouTube. The scale of her massive popularity is also evident from her Twitter and Instagram accounts.

    Vixella

  • Mya Rodriguez

    Social media personality and TikTok content creator who rose to fame through the use of her myahayliee account. She shares trending lip sync performances set to popular sounds on the platform. She has more than 150,000 fans.

    Mya Rodriguez

  • Edie Falco

    Edie Falco is a well-known American actress who has appeared in theater, television, and films. She wanted to be an actress since she was a child and earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting from SUNY Purchase. Edie Falco began her acting career by playing tiny supporting roles in feature films. Cost of Living, Sunshine State, and Laws of Gravity are three feature films that have received critical praise. She went on to get playing roles on television, which allowed her to show off her dramatic acting skills. She is most recognized for her roles in the television shows 'Oz,' 'The Sopranos,' and 'Nurse Jackie,' among others. She was also a stage performer, appearing in shows such as 'Side Man,' 'Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune,' 'night, Mother,' and 'The House of Blue Leaves.' Her work has garnered her several accolades, including Primetime Emmy Awards, Screen Actors Guild Awards, and Golden Globe Awards. She is a spokesman for 'Health Care for America NOW!' and a supporter of the nonprofit group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA).

    Edie Falco

  • Sean O'Pry

    Native American model who has worked with <a title='Calvin Klein' href='/famous/calvin-klein.htm'>Calvin Klein</a>, Armani, and other high-end brands. He starred in <a title='Taylor Swift' href='/famous/taylor-swift.htm'>Taylor Swift</a>'s music video for "Blank Space."

    Sean O'Pry

  • Paul DelVecchio

    He rose to fame as DJ Pauly D after appearing on MTV's Jersey Shore and then starring in The Pauly D Project. He released the single "Back to Love" in 2013, which reached #113 in the UK charts.

    Paul DelVecchio

  • Jason Dolley

    Jason Dolley is an actor and singer best known for his roles in Disney Channel films and episodes such as Cory in the House, Minutemen, Read It and Weep, Hatching Pete, and Good Luck Charlie. He had always aspired to be an actor, and at the age of 11, he and his brother performed in a school talent competition as Abbott and Costello, respectively, in "Who's on First." Soon after, he began performing in short films, and it did not take him long to establish himself as a promising young actor with a bright future. He eventually found his way into Disney Channel shows, which is every young actor's dream, and he took advantage of the opportunities that were presented to him. He received a lot of praise for his moving performances, especially in the TV series Good Luck Charlie, where he played P J Duncan.

    Jason Dolley

  • Jay Alvarrez

    Model and social media sensation with a following of over 5 million on Instagram. He is an enthusiastic skydiver and surfer who enjoys extreme sports. On YouTube, he has over 1.2 million subscribers, and several of his vlogs have received over 10 million views apiece.

    Jay Alvarrez

  • Megan Rapinoe

    In 2006, she joined the United States Women's National Team as a midfielder. She assisted on Abby Wambach's dramatic equalizer goal in the 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup and helped lead the team to gold at the 2012 Olympics. She also played a key role in the United States women's team winning the 2015 World Cup.

    Megan Rapinoe

  • PT Barnum

    P.T. Barnum was a well-known figure who entertained millions of people with his weird yet funny showmanship. He was dubbed the "Shakespeare of advertising" because of his in-depth understanding of how to pique people's interest and thrill them, as well as his ability to bundle and generate entertainment. During the nineteenth century, this renowned showman established the contemporary three-ring circus, which became the "biggest circus in the world." Some of his most famous pranks and hoaxes are "The Feejee Mermaid," "Tom Thumb's Baby," "The Cardiff Giant," and "Free Grand Buffalo Hunt." His entrepreneurial acumen and profitable philanthropy initiatives garnered him a substantial fortune, making him one of the wealthiest men of his day. During his lifetime, he also wrote a number of books, including 'Struggles and Triumphs,' 'Art of Money-Getting,' and his autobiography, 'The Life of P.T. Barnum.' Barnum is praised as "the great American showman" for his successes and ingenuity, and his name lives on in the history of the American circus legacy even now.

    PT Barnum

  • John Ruskin

    John Ruskin was an English painter and art critic who lived during the Victorian era. He was a multi-faceted man who wrote on a variety of themes, including geology, architecture, myth, ornithology, literature, education, and political economics, among others. As a nature enthusiast, he painted plants, birds, and landscapes frequently, and in his essays, he stressed the linkages between nature, art, and society. He had an early interest in art as the only son of a successful businessman, motivated mostly by his father's collection of watercolor paintings. He was influenced as a young man by the paintings of J.M.W. Turner, John Constable, and John Sell Cotman, as well as the sermons of Charles Simeon, John Keble, Thomas Arnold, and John Henry Newman. He also traveled extensively, which influenced his artistic endeavors. He became well-known after publishing the first volume of Modern Painters, a book on art critique. Because of the book's success, he decided to publish further volumes in coming years. In addition to painting, he was well-versed in a variety of other areas. He also wrote a series of social essays for Cornhill Magazine, which he eventually compiled as 'Unto This Last,' and contributed a series of pieces for Fraser's Magazine on economic topics.

    John Ruskin

  • Shohei Ohtani

    Shohei Ohtani (sometimes also spelt Otani) is a Japanese professional baseball player who is currently affiliated with Major League Baseball (MLB) team Los Angeles Angels. A rare talent, he is equally dominant at pitching and hitting and is often dubbed as Japan's Babe Ruth. Ohtani was introduced to the sport by his father, and soon the incredible speed of his fast ball drew both domestic and international attention. Initially, he wanted to go the United States right after finishing school, skipping the Japanese draft, but the Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters of Nippon Professional Baseball's (NPB) Pacific League aggressively courted him. He eventually relented and became their first pick in the 2012 draft. Ohtani would play the next five seasons for the Fighters and would lead them to the Pacific League Championship and Japan Series title in 2016. He has also won several personal accolades and is the current holder of the record of throwing the fastest pitch by a Japanese pitcher and in NPB history at 102.5 mph. At the international level, he was a member of the bronze-winning Japanese team at the 2015 WBSC Premier 12 championship. In December 2017, he finally came to the US as a contracted player for the Los Angeles Angels.

    Shohei Ohtani