Famous female
American actress and singer; name from Shona word "to give thanks".
Warrior princess from 1990s TV series, played by Lucy Lawless.
Japanese artist and peace activist, widow of John Lennon
American singer-songwriter, Disney alum, hit “drivers license”.
American singer-songwriter, huge pop star since 2000s.
Barbadian singer, born Robyn Fenty, global pop icon.
American actress; starred in Pulp Fiction and Kill Bill.
US singer Beyoncé Knowles, global pop icon.
Iconic American singer and actress, 6 Grammys.
US media personality and businesswoman from reality show "Keeping Up with the Kardashians".
A famous Disney villain from The Little Mermaid 🐙
British actress, Hermione in Harry Potter films, UN Women ambassador.
US pop singer and actress, rose to fame on Nickelodeon.
American supermodel Jelena Noura "Gigi" Hadid, global fashion star.
American pop star Stefani Germanotta’s stage name, famed for hits and bold fashion.
- Oglas
American actress and model, famous from Baywatch
English singer, ex-Spice Girl, now fashion designer.
Singer Fergie, Black Eyed Peas star and solo pop artist.
Israeli-born actress, Oscar winner for “Black Swan”.
American singer and actress, Disney alum and pop star.
US singer/actress, 'J.Lo', Latin pop icon worldwide.
US rapper and actress Dana Owens’ stage name
Yolanda is a famous female name, from figures like Yolanda Adams 🎤
American actress-singer, starred in Disney’s High School Musical.
US pop star, rose to fame via '...Baby One More Time'.
US rock, soul and pop singer, 'Queen of Rock 'n' Roll'.
Pop icon Madonna, American singer and actress since the 1980s.
US media mogul, talk-show icon, major philanthropist.
American socialite and media personality; heiress to Hilton hotels.
American singer-actress, star of 'Frozen' and Broadway's 'Wicked'.
Australian actress, Oscar winner for “The Hours”.
Canadian-American actress and model; Baywatch icon.
US actress, star of Beetlejuice and Stranger Things.
Roman goddess and Princess of Wales; iconic name
American actress-singer, known for Victorious on Nickelodeon.
Trinidadian-born rapper, huge 2010s hip-hop star.
Australian rapper Amethyst Kelly’s stage name, Grammy-nominated.
US politician, ex–First Lady and Secretary of State, ran for president in 2016.
A celebrated singer and performer known for bold pop anthems.
Legendary Hollywood actress and model of the 1950s.
Fictional teen pop star alter ego of Miley Stewart from Disney Channel.
Olivia Newton-John was a famous singer and actress.
US tennis champion, multiple Grand Slam winner.
Scottish-Australian actress, known from 'Wedding Crashers'.
American singer, Supreme; Motown legend
American actress and activist from Grown-ish
Dutch‑American model, star of Real Housewives
Israeli actress Gal Gadot, famed as Wonder Woman in DC films.
American actress, star of La La Land and Easy A.
DC Comics superheroine, symbol of girl power.
Swiss actress, Bond girl Honey Ryder in Dr. No.
Colombian singer, global pop icon of Latin music.
American actress-director, known for “Tron: Legacy”.
US media star and cosmetics mogul, founder of Kylie Cosmetics.
Iconic Mexican painter, famed for surreal self-portraits.
Stage name of Katheryn Hudson, US pop singer of hits like "Roar".
US talk show host, radio DJ and TV personality.
Singer, daughter of Will and Jada Pinkett Smith.
Princess of Wales, beloved British royal, died in 1997.
American singer and actress; Disney alum
- Oglas
American actress, Oscar winner for “Monster’s Ball”.
US actress, Oscar winner and humanitarian activist.
First female PM of India, major 20th‑century leader.
Canadian pop diva, 5 Grammys, famed for "My Heart Will Go On".
English-Albanian pop star; Grammy winner
American singer dubbed the "Songbird Supreme" for her vocals.
US singer/dancer, Jackson family star since 1980s.
Deafblind American author and activist, global disability icon.
US actress, played Rachel Green in Friends.
American country singer; wrote Jolene
US actress known from “Les Misérables” and “Princess Diaries”.
Businesswoman, daughter of Donald Trump, ex-presidential advisor.
American actress, star of "Speed" and "The Blind Side".
Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg, led global youth strikes.
US model and TV host, first Black Victoria’s Secret Angel.
Oscar-winning American actress, star of Fences.
US rapper Belcalis Almanzar, Grammy winner, huge hits like "Bodak Yellow".
British singer-songwriter with powerful ballads.
US actress, starred in Hunger Games films.
Spanish actress known from 'Vicky Cristina Barcelona'.
Oscar-winning American actress from “The Help”.
Oscar-winning US actress, star of Pretty Woman.
Indian actress and producer, Miss World 2000 winner.
American singer-songwriter Elizabeth Grant’s stage name, cinematic pop style.
American singer, dancer, 'Straight Up' 80s–90s star.
British singer and TV personality of Kosovar origin.
- Betty white
US comedian, actress and writer from SNL and 30 Rock.
US singer-songwriter, famous for 'Bad Guy'.
American tennis legend, 23 Grand Slam singles titles.
US comedian and TV host of “The Ellen DeGeneres Show”.
Stage name Lady Gaga shortened; US pop icon and actress.
US singer-songwriter, first American Idol winner.
British actress, known for Sicario and A Quiet Place.
US pop star from Mickey Mouse Club to "Genie in a Bottle".
Lawyer and author, former US First Lady, global role model.
Swedish actress, classic Hollywood icon, 3-time Oscar winner.
Canadian actress known from “Mean Girls”.
British queen 1952–2022, very famous worldwide
Zelda is a famous fictional heroine from Hyrule! 🗡️
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