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She is the youngest winner ever of The Voice and is from here in Texas. She is said to be the highest selling artist and the youngest in the show’s history.

He’s the guy that brought Harry Potter to life on the big screen and has hosted Saturday Night Live. This year, he’s said to be acting in three films and making a return to London’s West End.

She was one-third of the pop group Destiny’s Child and has branched out into gospel music. You is also giving her voice to the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association to help bring awareness to these deadly health problems.

She was the White House intern that President Bill Clinton admitted to having an “improper relationship” with back in 1995 and 1996. The affair eventually led to Clinton being impeached, but later acquitted.

This actor, producer, comedian, writer and director has been in movies like “Scary Movie”, “Scary Movie 2”, “White Chicks” and “Little Man”. He was also a star on the hit show “In Living Color”.

Named after an Avon perfume, this actress started her TV career in an episode of “Baywatch” in 1994. One of her biggest roles was in “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” and then “Angel” in 1999.

This actor and director was born in Rochester, New York and you may recognize him from his role in “The Talented Mr. Ripley”, “Magnolia” or “Capote.”

Born Saul Hudson to clothing designer and an art director for a record company, the man that would be known as Slash was first interested in BMX riding before picking up a guitar. After many years of playing with Guns N’ Roses, he now plays with his own band has been a guest guitarist on several songs with other artists.

This Midland native grew up in Ohio and has degrees in theater arts and English.

One of his first big roles was on “Cheers” and he went on to act in “White Men Can’t Jump”, “Indecent Proposal” and “Natural Born Killers.” You can also see him in “No Country for Old Men” which was filmed here in West Texas, “Zombieland” and “The Hunger Games.”