Los Angeles, United States

American actress and model known for iconic "blonde bombshell" roles and becoming a top sex symbol of the 1950s and early 1960s

American astronaut and physicist who became the first American woman to fly in space, and a dedicated advocate for science education

American actress and film director known for her work in the New Hollywood movement, an Academy Award winner, and recipient of the AFI Life Achievement Award

American actor known for his versatile roles across numerous film genres, grossing billions worldwide

American composer, conductor, and bandleader known for his innovative film and television scores across nearly 50 years and over 200 productions

American track and field athlete known as Flo-Jo, who set world records in the 100m and 200m sprints in 1988 and was famous for her eclectic personal style

American political economist and political scientist, Nobel laureate known for her analysis of economic governance and the commons

American physicist and Nobel laureate who discovered the Lamb shift, precisely determining electron energies in a hydrogen atom

American avant-garde composer, artist, and music theorist known for pioneering indeterminacy in music and expanding the definition of sound

American film composer and conductor known for his distinct blend of orchestral, choral, and electronic sounds, and Celtic music motifs, notably in 'Music from Titanic'

American actor who charmed audiences in films like Love Story and Paper Moon after rising to fame on Peyton Place

American singer known as the "Matriarch of Blues," famous for her powerful voice and iconic songs like "At Last" and "I'd Rather Go Blind"