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Jung Ho-seok, better known by his stage name J-Hope, is a South Korean singer-songwriter, rapper, and dancer. He is most known for being a member of the Bangtan Boys, a boy band from South Korea. 'Dark & Wild,' 'Wings,' 'Wake Up,' and 'Youth,' as well as the mini-albums 'Skool Luv Affair,' 'The Most Beautiful Moment in Life,' and 'Love Yourself: Her,' he has released with the band. J-Hope has collaborated on multiple popular tracks with Bangtan Boys, including "Miss Right," "Danger," "I Need U," "Run," "Epilogue: Young Forever," "Save Me," and "Not Today," to mention a few. As a solo artist, the South Korean vocalist recorded the single 1 VERSE. 'After School Club,' 'American Hustle Life,' 'Weekly Idol,' 'Idol Star Athletics Championships,' 'The Boss is Watching,' 'National Idol Singing Contest,' and 'God's Workplace,' among others, have included J-Hope. The South Korean singer and his band were named "New Artist of the Year" at the 2013 Golden Disk Awards, the 2013 MelOn Music Awards, the 2014 Gaon Chart K-Pop Awards, and the 2014 Seoul Music Awards, among other honors.

A popular YouTube vlogger recognized for the material on his D&B Nation channel. Because to his responses and vlog postings, he and his wife Bianca have become more well-known there. He and Bianca also manage the The Prince Family YouTube channel, which has more than 7 million followers.

Hip-hop legend who co-founded Death Row Records, served as the main architect of West Coast gangsta rap, and won multiple Grammy Awards, including one in 1994 for "Let Me RideBest "'s Rap Solo Performance. Additionally, he is famous for having found and supported Eminem, and in May 2014, he sold Apple his Beats by Dre headphones for more than $3 billion.

Photographer and influencer who became best known for her self-titled TikTok account. Her clever character-based comedy sketches have helped her acquire over 2.4 million fans and more than 60 million Likes.

John Joseph Travolta is an actor and singer from the United States. He made his Broadway debut with the cast of Grease and the blockbuster musical Over Here! His appearance as Vinnie Barbarino in the famous TV series Welcome Back Kotter and the highly acclaimed TV movie The Boy in the Plastic Bubble catapulted him to fame. Two consecutive box-office smashes, Saturday Night Fever and Grease, catapulted him to international renown. Throughout the rest of the 1970s, he was a failure, making bad professional decisions and passing up good opportunities. He's been in comedies like Look Who's Talking and its sequels, which were both economically successful. When he featured in Quentin Tarantino's murder thriller Pulp Fiction, he made a comeback. For his portrayal in the highly acclaimed film Get Shorty, he received his second Academy Award nomination and went on to win a Golden Globe. Primary Colors and The General's Daughter are two more important films. With his role as Edna Turnblad in the film adaptation of the Broadway blockbuster Hairspray, he returned to his musical roots. He effectively changed himself into a huge lady for the part using wigs, make-up, clothes, and a fat suit.

She is well known for the dance videos she makes to her sjbleau account on TikTok. On the app, she has over 12 million followers thanks to her content. Sarah-Jade Bleau is her full name.

Matt Dillon, an actor and director, began his career in the entertainment industry at the age of 14. He rose to immediate recognition as a natural-born performer and became the heartthrob of many young women. However, over time, he developed a more mature and serious side through collaborating with some of the best filmmakers and performers of his day. Dillon has carved out a niche in the film industry thanks to his charisma, attractiveness, and adaptability. He's also appeared in a number of music videos for well-known artists and singers, as well as working on a number of TV shows. After earning mediocre success in several of his early films, Dillon went on to give outstanding performances in nearly every film he appeared in. Soon after, he began attracting the attention of many filmmakers by appearing in some of Hollywood's most well-known and remembered films. It didn't take him long to get to the top of the success ladder and into the spotlight. Many famous directors and moviegoers admire him because most of his films have been commercially successful. Dillon is well-known for his film choices, having been named one of People magazine's Sexiest Men Alive in 2007. He is one of the rare performers that chooses films that are distinctive and are not made solely for the sake of making money.

YouTube content creator and video editor who is known for publishing in-depth tutorials on how to use Adobe's After Effects visual effects suite. She has more than 210,000 subscribers on the platform.

Musician who plays the guitar and ukulele best known for her tutorials, vlogs, and covers on her own YouTube channel. She has also experimented in replies to beauty videos. She published a song composed only from comments on one of her YouTube videos in an April 2018 video.

Molly Kathleen Ringwald is an actress, singer, dancer, and author from the United States. She was the reigning 'teen queen' of popular films in the 1980s, thanks to her good fortune in becoming the muse of John Hughes, the famed filmmaker of coming-of-age pictures. Ringwald began her career in the entertainment industry at an early age, appearing in a local theatrical performance of Alice in Wonderland at the age of five. Because of her mother's support and her father's background in jazz music, she released her first jazz record when she was just six years old. The film industry didn't take notice of her until she was cast in 'Tempest.' Hughes paved the groundwork for her popularity by casting her in a number of his iconic teen films from the 1980s, including 'Sixteen Candles,' 'The Breakfast Club,' and others. Ringwald made a career change in the 1990s after experiencing success in the 1980s, moving to France to work in French language films and theater shows. After a while, she returned to American cinema and television, where she continues to thrill her audience in films such as 'Not Another Teen Movie,' 'The Secret Life of the American Teenager,' and others.

From 1553 until 1558, Mary I was Queen of England and Ireland. She was the only child of King Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon to live past the age of infancy. King Henry's marriage to Catherine was annulled due to his inability to produce a male successor, making Mary I the King's illegitimate child. As a result, she was dismissed from the case. Following the death of her half-brother, Edward VI, a series of circumstances led to her succession. Her coronation as Queen of England took place in 1553. Mary married Prince Philip after her appointment to keep her half-sister, Elizabeth, out of the direct line of succession. The marriage, on the other hand, was mainly unpopular. During Mary's reign, the Roman Catholic faith was founded, and a stringent Heresy legislation was enacted, which targeted those of the protestant faith. This widespread persecution sparked widespread resentment among her subjects, earning her the moniker "Bloody Mary." During her reign, she suffered from military setbacks in France, bad weather, and failing crops. Mary was followed as Queen of England by her sister Elizabeth, who had no children of her own.

Yoko Ono is a renowned Japanese singer, contemporary artist, and filmmaker. Coming from a wealthy and educated background, she chose to make a career in singing and performance art, which brought her both positive and negative publicity. This was mainly due to her link-up with The Beatles member, <a title='John Lennon' href='/famous/john-lennon.htm'>John Lennon</a>, which was assumed to be the reason behind the group's break-up. Nevertheless, she fought and rose to create a name for herself in the world of music and performance art. By delivering unusual acts, she moved beyond the boundaries of music, art and theatre, thereby being highly influential in motivating the punk and new generation. But, it was after her husband's assassination that she emerged as a strong individual, and gave some of her best solo hits and best-seller albums to the music industry. Among her numerous solos, ˜Season of Glass' is considered to be her best album, which received immense appreciation outside the standard critical and avant-garde community. During her over half-decade career, she gave some hit music albums, which include ˜Yoko Ono/Plastic Ono Band', ˜Rising', ˜Wedding Album', ˜Live Peace in Toronto 1969', and ˜Double Fantasy', apart from over 16 films, such as ˜Bottoms', ˜Cut Piece', ˜Two Virgins', ˜Rape', Freedom', and ˜Making of Fly'.