Tori Spelling (1973): Actress who is best known for playing Donna Martin on the TV series "Beverly Hills 90210." Daughter of TV producer Aaron Spelling, Tori was bitten by the "acting bug" at an early age. Her career began with a small role in the 1989 film "Troop Beverly Hills" and a recurring part on the hit TV sitcom "Saved By the Bell." Since "Beverly Hills 90210," Spelling has had supporting roles in such popular films as Scream 2, Trick and Scary Movie 2. In 2003 she joined television once again as Liz in the series "So Downtown." David Boreanaz (1971): Actor who is best known for his role as Angel, the sensitive vampire who Buffy the Vampire Slayer can’t resist. Boreanaz moved to the West Coast after graduating from Ithaca College and was discovered while walking his dog. The actor got his big break when he appeared in the TV series "Married with Children" and the TV movie "Men Don’t Lie." The popularity of his character on the TV series "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" led David to getting his own spin-off on the WB network called "Angel", which earlier this week was picked up for another season, likely its last. David has also appeared on the silver screen in Valentine, I'm with Lucy, and is set to appear in 2004's The Crow: Wicked Prayer. Janet Jackson (1966): Musician and actress who was born into one of the most successful musical families in the world. Growing up in the shadow of her older brothers, "The Jackson Five," Janet chose not to begin her career in the music business. Instead, Jackson had recurring roles on the TV series "Good Times" and "Diff’rent Strokes." While Jackson always recorded music, it was not until the release of "Control" in 1986 that she began to climb to the top of the charts. Her own style of dance music, combined with the intricate choreography in her videos, made Jackson a super star. Since "Control," Jackson has gone on to release the multi-platinum albums "Rhythm Nation 1814," "janet." and "The Velvet Rope". Janet has appeared in Nutty Professor II: The Klumps, and in the John Singleton film Poetic Justice, for which she was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Original Song. Her new album "Damita Jo" was released in March. Debra Winger (1955): Television and film actress who started her career as a teen with superpowers in the TV series "Wonder Woman." Winger began her film career in 1976 with Slumber Party '57, and became a favorite with audiences everywhere when she played opposite John Travolta in Urban Cowboy. Her talent and flair for the dramatic won her Oscar-nominated performances for An Officer and a Gentleman and Terms of Endearment. Winger’s most unknown role is as one of the three electronically morphed voices that made up the voice of everyone’s favorite alien - E.T., the Extra-Terrestrial. Pierce Brosnan (1953): Irish-born actor whose favorite number in recent years has been 007. Brosnan started his show business career under the big top as a fire-eater in the circus. From there, he went on to heat up the small screen in the TV mini-series "The Mansions of America" and the popular "Remington Steele" (1982-1987). In 1995, Brosnan became the latest James Bond 007 and has gone on to star in GoldenEye, Tomorrow Never Dies, The World is Not Enough and Die Another Day. Other films include Mrs. Doubtfire, Dante's Peak, The Thomas Crown Affair and Laws of Attraction.