List of stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame

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The following list includes the names, locations, and categories of all the stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The categories are motion pictures, television, recording, radio, live performance, and sports entertainment. The list does not include a star's name until his or her award ceremony has taken place, not at the time of nomination or an accepted nomination.

Contents

The stars are ordered alphabetically by surname, and all names are shown as they appear on the stars. All entries can be found on the Hollywood Walk of Fame website maintained by the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce (see the External links section below). As of December 12, 2024, there are 2,797 stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. [1] [2]

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I

NameCategoryAddressDate
Ice Cube Recording6752 Hollywood BoulevardJune 12, 2017
Ice-T Recording7065 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 17, 2023
Billy Idol Recording6201 Hollywood BoulevardJanuary 6, 2023
Julio Iglesias Recording7000 Hollywood BoulevardNovember 7, 1985
Thomas Ince Motion pictures6727 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 8, 1960
Pedro Infante Recording7083 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 1, 1994
Rex Ingram Motion pictures1651 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 8, 1960
Jill Ireland Motion pictures6751 Hollywood BoulevardJune 20, 1989
John Ireland Television7021 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 8, 1960
Steve Irwin Television6320 Hollywood BoulevardApril 26, 2018
Jose Iturbi Recording6834 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 8, 1960

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Q

NameCategoryAddressDate
Dennis Quaid Motion pictures7018 Hollywood BoulevardNovember 16, 2005
Randy Quaid Motion pictures7000 Hollywood BoulevardOctober 7, 2003
Queen Recording6356 Hollywood BoulevardOctober 18, 2002
Anthony Quinn Motion pictures6251 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 8, 1960
Selena Quintanilla Recording1750 Vine StreetNovember 3, 2017

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T

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NameCategoryAddressDate
Carrie Underwood Recording1750 Vine StreetSeptember 20, 2018
USC School of Cinematic Arts Special900 W 34th StreetSeptember 10, 2009
Robert Urich Television7083 Hollywood BoulevardDecember 12, 1995
Usher Recording6201 Hollywood BoulevardSeptember 7, 2016

V

NameCategoryAddressDate
Vera Vague Motion pictures1720 Vine StreetFebruary 8, 1960
Radio1639 Vine StreetFebruary 8, 1960
Angelica Vale Live performance7060 Hollywood BoulevardNovember 10, 2022
Ritchie Valens Recording6733 Hollywood BoulevardMay 11, 1990
Jack Valenti Motion pictures7000 Hollywood BoulevardNovember 1, 1988
Rudolph Valentino Motion pictures6164 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 8, 1960
Rudy Vallee Radio1632 Vine StreetFebruary 8, 1960
Virginia Valli Motion pictures6125 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 8, 1960
Mamie Van Doren Motion pictures7057 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 1, 1994
Luther Vandross Recording1717 Vine StreetJune 3, 2014
Dick Van Dyke Television7021 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 25, 1993
W. S. Van Dyke Motion pictures6141 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 8, 1960
Jo Van Fleet Motion pictures7010 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 8, 1960
Dick Van Patten Television1541 Vine StreetNovember 20, 1985
Vivian Vance Television7000 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 14, 1991
Variety Special7020 Hollywood BoulevardOctober 14, 2005
Sarah Vaughan Recording1724 Vine StreetJuly 31, 1985
Recording6834 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 8, 1960
Robert Vaughn Motion pictures6633 Hollywood BoulevardJuly 27, 1998
Vince Vaughn Motion pictures6201 Hollywood BoulevardAugust 12, 2024
Lupe Velez Motion pictures6927 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 8, 1960
Evelyn Venable Motion pictures1500 Vine StreetFebruary 8, 1960
Milo Ventimiglia Television6562 Hollywood BoulevardJanuary 10, 2022
Billy Vera Recording1770 Vine StreetFebruary 16, 1988
Vera – Ellen Motion pictures7083 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 8, 1960
Elena Verdugo Television1709 Vine StreetFebruary 8, 1960
Sofia Vergara Television7013 Hollywood BoulevardMay 7, 2015
Bobby Vernon Motion pictures6825 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 8, 1960
Victoria's Secret Angels Special6800 Hollywood BoulevardNovember 12, 2007
Charles Vidor Motion pictures6676 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 8, 1960
King Vidor Motion pictures6743 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 8, 1960
Village People Recording6529 Hollywood BoulevardSeptember 12, 2008
Gene Vincent Recording1749 Vine StreetFebruary 8, 1960
Helen Vinson Motion pictures1560 Vine StreetFebruary 8, 1960
Bobby Vinton Recording6916 Hollywood BoulevardNovember 16, 1977
Josef von Sternberg Motion pictures6401 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 8, 1960
        Erich
von Stroheim 		Motion pictures6826 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 8, 1960
Harry Von Zell Radio6521 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 8, 1960

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Y

NameCategoryAddressDate
"Weird Al" Yankovic Recording6914 Hollywood BoulevardAugust 27, 2018
Dwight Yoakam Recording7021 Hollywood BoulevardJune 5, 2003
Michael York Motion pictures6385 Hollywood BoulevardJune 28, 2002
Alan Young Radio6927 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 8, 1960
Carleton Young Radio6733 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 8, 1960
        Clara
Kimball Young 		Motion pictures6513 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 8, 1960
Gig Young Television6821 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 8, 1960
Loretta Young Motion pictures6100 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 8, 1960
Television6135 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 8, 1960
Robert Young Motion pictures6933 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 8, 1960
Radio1620 Vine StreetFebruary 8, 1960
Television6360 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 8, 1960
Roland Young Motion pictures6523 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 8, 1960
Television6315 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 8, 1960
Victor Young Recording6363 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 8, 1960

Z

NameCategoryAddressDate
Florian ZaBach Television6505 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 8, 1960
Darryl F Zanuck Motion pictures6336 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 8, 1960
Richard D Zanuck Motion pictures6915 Hollywood BoulevardDecember 11, 1968
Carmen Zapata Live performance6357 Hollywood BoulevardOctober 2, 2003
Renee Zellweger Motion pictures7000 Hollywood BoulevardMay 24, 2005
Robert Zemeckis Motion pictures6925 Hollywood BoulevardNovember 5, 2004
Efrem Zimbalist Jr Television7095 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 1, 1994
Hans Zimmer Motion pictures6908 Hollywood BoulevardDecember 8, 2010
Fred Zinnemann Motion pictures6629 Hollywood BoulevardFebruary 8, 1960
Adolph Zukor Motion pictures1617 Vine StreetFebruary 8, 1960

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ The star for film and television actor Edward Arnold indicates "Recording", not "Motion pictures", same as the star for country music singer Eddy Arnold. [3]
  2. ↑ The text on Bradley's star includes his term as mayor: "Mayor Tom Bradley 1973—1993"
  3. ↑ Merian Cooper's star is misspelled as "Meriam". [4]
  4. ↑ Lotte Lehmann star misspelled as "Lottie". [7]
  5. ↑ Mary Livingstone's star is misspelled as "Livingston". [8]
  6. ↑ Auguste Lumière star misspelled as "August". [9]
  7. ↑ Henry O'Neill's star is misspelled as "O'Neil". [11]
  8. ↑ Dorothy Phillips' star is misspelled as "Philips". [12]
  9. ↑ Ernest Schoedsack's star is misspelled as "Shoedsach". [13]
  10. ↑ Tom Tully's star is incorrectly rendered as "Thomas L Tully". [14]

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References

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  2. ↑ "Jenni Rivera". Hollywood Walk of Fame. June 27, 2024. Retrieved July 1, 2024.
  3. ↑ "Edward Arnold". Los Angeles Times . September 7, 2021. Retrieved September 7, 2021.
  4. ↑ "Merian C. Cooper – Hollywood Star Walk". Los Angeles Times . April 22, 1973. Retrieved January 20, 2016.
  5. ↑ Wagoner, Richard (May 6, 2015). "Larry Elder joins few radio hosts to get star on Hollywood Walk of Fame". dailynews.com. Los Angeles Daily News . Retrieved February 19, 2018. Bill Cunningham, a radio pioneer who hosted Meet the Boss from 1944 to 1952, was awarded a star in 1960, although the Walk of Fame website incorrectly lists the recipient as the current conservative talk host with the same name.
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