What stars are on the Walk of Fame?

The Hollywood Walk of Fame features more than 2,700 five-pointed terrazzo and brass stars embedded in the sidewalks along 15 blocks of Hollywood Boulevard and three blocks of Vine Street in Hollywood, California. The stars are permanent public monuments to various artists, including actors, musicians, directors, producers, musical and theater groups, fictional characters, and others who have made contributions to the entertainment industry.

The following is a list of some of the notable stars on the Walk of Fame:

- Actors and Actresses:

- Marilyn Monroe

- Audrey Hepburn

- Charlie Chaplin

- Elizabeth Taylor

- Tom Hanks

- Meryl Streep

- Robert De Niro

- Al Pacino

- Brad Pitt

- Angelina Jolie

- Johnny Depp

- Tom Cruise

- Leonardo DiCaprio

- Nicole Kidman

- Denzel Washington

- Julia Roberts

- Morgan Freeman

- Sandra Bullock

- Emma Stone

- Musicians:

- Michael Jackson

- Madonna

- Elvis Presley

- The Beatles (shared star)

- Frank Sinatra

- Bob Dylan

- Prince

- Bruce Springsteen

- Stevie Wonder

- Elton John

- Billy Joel

- Barbra Streisand

- Paul McCartney

- George Harrison

- Ringo Starr

- John Lennon

- Madonna

- Cher

- Directors:

- Steven Spielberg

- Martin Scorsese

- Clint Eastwood

- George Lucas

- James Cameron

- Quentin Tarantino

- Alfred Hitchcock

- Stanley Kubrick

- Francis Ford Coppola

- Orson Welles

- Woody Allen

- Ron Howard

- Robert Redford

- Producers:

- Cecil B. DeMille

- Walt Disney

- Samuel Goldwyn

- David O. Selznick

- Jerry Bruckheimer

- Brian Grazer

- Harvey Weinstein

- George Lucas

- Steven Spielberg

- Jerry Seinfeld

- Fictional Characters:

- Mickey Mouse

- Donald Duck

- Bugs Bunny

- Snow White

- The Simpsons (shared star)

- Kermit the Frog

- Big Bird

- Charlie Brown

- Scooby-Doo

- Shrek

- Spongebob Squarepants

This list is just a small selection of the many famous names honored on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. New stars are added each year, and the Walk of Fame continues to be a popular tourist destination and a symbol of Hollywood's rich history and cultural impact.