Meet the Iconic Tinseltown Stars Who Continue To Shine Bright Today

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Elizabeth Shue – The Karate Kid

Elisabeth Shue was one of the few entertainers in the mid-to-late ’80s who teenage fans considered cool. She appeared in several of the most well-liked movies of the era, such as “The Karate Kid,” “Adventures in Babysitting,” and the second and third “Back to the Future” flicks. She didn’t slow down after establishing herself in the ’80s.

She played prominent roles in films like “The Saint,” “Heart and Souls,” and “Leaving Las Vegas” in the ’90s. Shue has appeared on television a lot these days. She made an appearance in the Netflix show “On the Verge,” the superhero series “The Boys,” and the Showtime program “Super Pumped.”

Elizabeth Shue – The Karate Kid

Elisabeth Shue was one of the few entertainers in the mid-to-late ’80s who teenage fans considered cool. She appeared in several of the most well-liked movies of the era, such as “The Karate Kid,” “Adventures in Babysitting,” and the second and third “Back to the Future” flicks. She didn’t slow down after establishing herself in the ’80s.

She played prominent roles in films like “The Saint,” “Heart and Souls,” and “Leaving Las Vegas” in the ’90s. Shue has appeared on television a lot these days. She made an appearance in the Netflix show “On the Verge,” the superhero series “The Boys,” and the Showtime program “Super Pumped.”

Connie Stevens – Hawaiian Eye

Connie Stevens is an actress and singer whose work on the “Hawaiian Eye” TV show won her widespread acclaim. She started a vocal group named The Foremost when she was a young girl and ultimately made it to Hollywood, where she caught the attention of Jerry Lewis, who hired her for his movie “Rock-a-Bye Baby.”

She subsequently rose to stardom and received accolades for depicting Cricket Blake in “Hawaiian Eye.” Additionally, she released several successful songs and albums. Apart from her singing and acting career, Stevens started her own skin-care line, Forever Spring. Her time is now dedicated to a variety of charitable and humanitarian activities.

Ali MacGraw – Love Story

Ali MacGraw’s portrayal of Jenny in the iconic romantic film “Love Story” will live on in indelible cinematic memory. MacGraw was nominated for seven Oscars for his work in this blockbuster film, which went on to become one of the highest-grossing films of all time. Her film career began with a series of hits, but she only occasionally appeared in films thereafter; her final film part was in 1997’s “Glam.”

MacGraw has since retired from showbiz, though she did make an exception to reunite with her “Love Story” co-star, Ryan O’Neal, for a special event. These days, MacGraw has focused on other interests, such as animal rights advocacy.

Bern Nadette Stanis – Good Times

Many fans of the ’70s television series “Good Times” will recall Bern Nadette Stanis, who played Than Evans during the show’s six seasons on CBS. Her time on the sitcom was undoubtedly the apex of her career as a Juilliard School alumna. She was only 20 years old when the six-year run of the show began.

Stanis largely disappeared from the spotlight when the show ended in 1979, but she did make guest appearances on programs like “The Cosby Show” and “The Love Boat.” She has written four books, including “The Good, The Bad & The Ugly; For Men Only” and “Situations 101: Relationships.”

Barbara Walters – Today

TV host and broadcaster Barbara Walters first became the segment producer for women’s rights stories on the NBC News program “.” She was also the first female ever to hold the position of “co-host” for any news program and was widely praised for her excellent interviewing skills and journalistic ethics.

Because of her area of expertise, she has interviewed various international leaders, including Jiang Semin of China, Boris Yeltsin of Russia, and Muammar al-Gaddafi of Libya. After 60 years in the business, Walters eventually decided to retire in 2014. She relishes her retirement and spending time with her loved ones, especially her child.

Sophia Loren – Two Women

Sophia Loren is a well-known Italian actress who rose to fame in the ’60s and won an Oscar for her role in the timeless movie “Two Women.” She is one of the only surviving notable stars from Hollywood’s Golden Age.

At the age of 16, Loren started her film career in 1950, playing minor roles before committing to a deal with Paramount in 1956, which launched her international career. Except for a few rare occasions, such as her one-scene appearance in “Nine,” Loren has been virtually gone from screens since the early ’80s as she chose to put her children’s needs ahead of her film career.

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