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Ariana Grande went from Broadway and Nickelodeon to pop stardom with “Problem,” “Thank U, Next” and “7 Rings,” launched r.e.m. beauty and earned an Oscar nomination as Glinda in “Wicked.”

Angelina Jolie won an Oscar for “Girl, Interrupted,” became a global star with “Lara Croft” and “Maleficent,” directed acclaimed films and spent two decades working with the UN refugee agency.

Adam Levine co-founded Maroon 5, sang hits from “This Love” to “Moves Like Jagger” and “Girls Like You,” and spent 16 seasons as a coach on NBC’s “The Voice.”

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson went from college football and WWE stardom to become one of the world’s highest-paid actors, a businessman behind Teremana tequila and ZOA, and an XFL owner.

Kate Winslet starred in “Titanic,” won an Oscar for “The Reader,” collected Emmys for “Mildred Pierce” and “Mare of Easttown,” and is known for honest, unvarnished performances.

Born in Hawaii and raised in Australia, Nicole Kidman broke out in “Dead Calm,” won an Oscar for “The Hours,” and became a powerhouse producer with “Big Little Lies” and her Blossom Films company.

Julia Roberts rose to fame with “Steel Magnolias” and “Pretty Woman,” won the Academy Award for “Erin Brockovich” and has spent more than three decades as one of Hollywood’s most beloved stars.

Boston-area native Chris Evans played the Human Torch, became Captain America across a decade of Marvel films, then turned to Broadway, “Knives Out” and a civic engagement platform.

London-born Emily Blunt overcame a childhood stammer, broke out in “The Devil Wears Prada,” starred in “Edge of Tomorrow” and “A Quiet Place,” and earned an Oscar nomination for “Oppenheimer.”

Scarlett Johansson began acting as a child in New York, earned acclaim for “Lost in Translation,” led Marvel’s Black Widow for a decade and received two Oscar nominations in a single year.