Paul Rudd at 35

The American actor Paul Rudd was enjoying one of the best periods of his career at 35 years old. Fresh out of his breakthrough appearance in the sitcom "Friends," he joined the cast of one of the most important movies in his filmography: the comedy "Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy."

It was but the start of a series of notable film appearances that included features in the beloved 2005 comedies "The 40-Year-Old Virgin" and "The Baxter." Rudd was also 35 when he landed his first collaboration with the American director/producer Judd Apatow, which would land him a role in "Knocked Up."

Paul Rudd at 53

The years go by, but it's not like they do for Paul Rudd. The New Jersey native hardly aged a bit ever since he started landing major movie roles and is now a top-requested Hollywood professional. After starring in the TV series "The Shrink Next Door" alongside longtime collaborator Will Ferrell, Rudd went on to appear in two popular animation flicks: "The Bob's Burgers Movie" and "Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers."

The future continues to look promising for one of the most charming comedy actors in the United States, as he's featured in the third season of Hulu's "Only Murders in the Building."

Brad Pitt at 35

Brad Pitt was a major Hollywood A-lister by the time he was 35 years old. A worldwide beauty symbol with a dreamy filmography, he had already starred in movies as acclaimed as "Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles," "Se7en," and "Twelve Monkeys." But it was only in 1999 that Pitt appeared alongside Edward Norton in "Fight Club," one of the most impactful productions of his career.

Pitt's personal life was going equally great at the time. In love with his former "Friends" co-star Jennifer Aniston (even though he appeared in just one episode), Pitt married for the first time in 2000. The two A-listers ended up divorcing in 2005.

Brad Pitt at 58

No, Brad Pitt is no longer the young hunk that once stunned Hollywood. But he aged like fine wine and continues to be one of cinema's ultimate charmers. Just like his looks, his career has also benefited from the passing of time. Pitt is now lucky to choose only the movies he's interested in, and he's made some great choices over the last few decades.

For his work in Quentin Tarantino's "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood," Pitt landed the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor. Other notable features include movies as great as "Ocean's Eleven," "Babel," and "The Big Short." He's also a producer now.

Prince William at 35

William Arthur Philip Louis, or William, the Prince of Wales, was 35 years old in 2017 when he left his position at the East Anglian Air Ambulance to commit entirely to his Royal duties. It was an enormously symbolic decision for him. It was almost as if he was saying that he was finally ready to embrace his destiny.

At the time, William was already married to Catherine Middleton, with whom he exchanged vows in 2011. Fans of the Royal Family should also remember when a video of William's "dad dancing" in Switzerland was made public and went viral on the Internet.

Prince William at 40

A family man in his prime with the responsibility of carrying the Royal Family name on his back, Prince William became the Duke of Cornwall in 2022. It was a consequence of his father's accession to the throne, which was motivated by the tragic passing of the beloved Queen Elizabeth II.

Because William always found guidance in his grandmother, 2022 was a turning-point year for him. Now a 40-year-old man, he's expected to continue following the Royal-Family path even without the loving support of the world's longest-serving monarch. We hope he's as good of a mentor to his three young children, Princes George, Charlotte, and Louis.

Keanu Reeves at 35

At 35 years old, the Canadian actor Keanu Reeves was already a well-respected screen performer. But it was in 1999 that all changed for this Beirut-born Toronto native. With the hit action movie "The Matrix," he got the role of his life, which continues to define his career today.

Besides inspiring a generation of science-fiction fans and virtual effects buffs, "The Matrix" won several awards the following year. Reeves was involved in some, landing the MTV Movie Award for Best Male Performer and—with Laurence Fishburne—the MTV Movie & TV Award for Best Fight. That same year (2000), he starred in Sam Raimi's "The Gift."

Keanu Reeves at 58

Decades after his timeless performance in "The Matrix," Keanu Reeves is one of the most beloved actors in the world. His seeming inability to get older has even inspired numerous fan-made memes and the online myth that the man who portrayed 'Neo' is probably a real-life vampire...

Jokes aside, Reeves continued to work on very interesting acting projects, which include, most notably, a few "The Matrix" sequels—such as 2021's "The Matrix Resurrections." He also starred in the "John Wick" action film series and "Cyberpunk 2077," one of the most awaited video games of the last decade. As a producer, he was involved in the making of the drama "Already Gone."

Meryl Streep at 35

The year was 1984. The acclaimed American actress Meryl Streep was considered one of the best female performers in the world, and rightfully so. Years before, in 1982, she landed the Academy Award for Best Actress for her striking portrayal of a Holocaust survivor in "Sophie's Choice." She had already received a Tony Award in the '70s.

At 35 years old, Streep was one year away from starring in "Out of Africa," perhaps one of the most important commercial successes of her career. At the time, she was mainly busy with the movie "Falling in Love," also starring Robert De Niro (her on-screen romantic partner) and Harvey Keitel.

Meryl Streep at 73

What else can be said about Meryl Streep? Almost unanimously considered to be the best actress of her generation, this New Jersey native continues to prove that she hasn't lost a bit of her skill over the years. In 2021, for instance, she portrayed an utterly hilarious (albeit tragic) version of the President of the United States in Adam McKay's hit movie "Don't Look Up."

Many things have happened since Streep was 35 years old, but her path has always remained the same. Notable features from this bonafide film diva include "The Hours," "Mamma Mia!," "The Devil Wears Prada," and "August: Osage County."

Kelly Clarkson at 35

The American singer Kelly Clarkson was made famous in 2002 after winning the inaugural season of "American Idol." To this day, she's arguably the most recognizable winner of a music-related TV contest. In 2017, at 35 years old, she was a best-selling artist and famous TV personality with features in many fan-favorite shows.

For one, she worked as a coach in "The Voice." She also made it regularly to a few popular panels and talk shows, including most notably "The View," "Live with Regis and Kathie Lee," "Ellen: The Ellen DeGeneres Show," and "Late Night with Seth Meyers." Her eighth album, "Meaning of Life," was released in 2017.

Kelly Clarkson at 40

Five years after 2017, Kelly Clarkson continues to be a music and media diva with a career she can feel proud of. In 2022, the 40-year-old started hosting the TV show "American Song Contest" and celebrated her 600th appearance on her talk show "The Kelly Clarkson Show." But what about the music?

Well, Clarkson continues to be a best-selling artist, with 11 top-ten singles and more than 54 million records sold. Even though she's mainly focused on her TV projects now, she released a Christmas album in 2021 titled "When Christmas Comes Around..." That same year, she divorced her ex-husband Brandon Blackstock.

Tom Cruise at 35

Interestingly enough, the American actor Tom Cruise didn't release a single movie in 1998, the year he turned 35 years old. At the time, he was considered a top-requested Hollywood performer, much due to his success in the late '80s with the award-winning epic "Born on the Fourth of July."

Cruise continued to climb the ladder of success in the early '90s, appearing in movies as acclaimed as "A Few Good Men," "Interview with the Vampire," and "Jerry Maguire." In 1998, he was presumably filming for the striking masterpieces "Eyes Wide Shut" (directed by the legendary Stanley Kubrick) and "Magnolia," both released in 1999.

Tom Cruise at 60

Still looking good and fit enough to embrace challenging roles in action flicks, Tom Cruise is a case study on how to get older with style. This perennial Hollywood A-lister continued to appear in excellent movies after the turn of the millennium, including "Vanilla Sky," "The Last Samurai," and even "Tropic Thunder," a comedy in which he portrayed the odd character of 'Les Grossman.'

In 2022, Cruise starred in the box-office hit "Top Gun: Maverick," returning to his classic role as 'Captain Pete Mitchell.' According to Box Office Mojo, his movies grossed more than $11 billion worldwide and $4 billion in North America.

Meghan Markle at 35

It's fair to say that 2016, the year Meghan Markle celebrated her 35th birthday, was also the most meaningful year of her life. After all, it was in the summer of 2016 that this Los Angeles native started dating Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex. The two met on a blind date set up by a mutual friend.

Far from imagining what the future had in store for her, Markle was still best known for her work as an actress when she was 35 years old. She had appeared most notably in the TV series "Suits," but also made it into other projects, such as "Anti-Social" and "Dater's Handbook."

Meghan Markle at 41

Yes, Meghan Markle went from being a relatively little-known screen performer to becoming one of the most talked-about women in the world in just six years. Her blind date with Prince Harry went more than okay, and the two lovebirds went all the way! They exchanged vows in 2018 and welcomed two children into the world since.

They were also at the center of a huge controversy when they decided to step down as working royals in 2020. In 2022, the couple mourned the passing of Queen Elizabeth II. Markle continues to work in show business by running the Spotify podcast "Archetypes."

Kim Kardashian at 35

One year after being listed in Time magazine's 100 most influential people in the world, the American socialite Kim Kardashian was sitting on top of the world. Still married to the rapper Kanye West, she was one of the most impactful Internet celebrities in the world and continued to star in the popular reality series "Keeping Up with the Kardashians."

In 2016, 35-year-old Kim Kardashian reportedly made around $300K with the publication she made on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. She was also starting to get heavily involved in other online-based businesses, including the app Kimoji, featuring several Kardashian-themed emojis.

Kim Kardashian at 41

Before celebrating her 41st birthday, Kim Kardashian went through some big changes. In 2022, she starred in the inaugural season of "The Kardashians," the follow-up show to "Keeping Up with the Kardashians." She also completed her divorce from Kanye West roughly one year after the power couple's separation was first announced.

She was in a nine-month romantic relationship with comedian Pete Davidson and founded a private equity firm called Skky Partners. Proving to still have a lot more to give to the world, Kardashian also made her Paris Fashion Week debut, walking the catwalk for Balenciaga alongside the likes of Dua Lipa and Nicole Kidman.

Oprah at 35

Oprah Winfrey is one of those bigger-than-life TV personalities, and she was starting to rock the world in 1989 by the time she was 35 years old. To be exact, Oprah premiered her iconic series "The Oprah Winfrey Show" a few years before, in 1986. The talk show was the basis for her success, which allowed her to become one of the most powerful women in the United States.

In 1989, Oprah was also inducted into the NAACP Image Award Hall of Fame, starred in the miniseries "The Women of Brewster Place," and started serving as a producer—in addition to host—in "The Oprah Winfrey Show."

Oprah at 68

After making it to more than 5,000 episodes of "The Oprah Winfrey Show," the one-and-only Oprah decided it was time to take on a new challenge. In 2011, she stepped aside from TV hosting and started serving as the CEO of the Oprah Winfrey Network (initially founded in 2008), the project that keeps her busy nowadays.

In 2022, she was the executive producer behind several series and documentaries, including "The Kings of Napa," "The Color of Care," "Sidney," and "The Hair Tales." Because of her reputation, Oprah's said to have an estimated $1.5 million speaking fee; her current net worth sits at a whopping $3.5 billion.

Kate Middleton at 35

Catherine Middleton was an art history student when she met Prince William. The two hit it off very quickly and exchanged vows in 2011. Years later, in 2017, she was a 35-year-old Royal Family member and mother of two. She was also pregnant with Prince Louis, who was born in 2018.

The year 2017 was also the year Kate and William decided to move from Nottingham Cottage to a lavish Kensington Palace apartment that cost them more than $5 million to renovate. Well-liked by the British people and media and respected by her peers, Kate was already mainly focused on her charity work.

Kate Middleton at 40

Five years after moving into their Kensignton Palace residence, Catherine Middleton and Prince William decided it was time for another change. In 2022, they switched home once again, leaving their luxurious apartment for the dreamy Adelaide Cottage in Windsor. It's surely a great place for the couple to raise their three young children!

At the age of 40, Kate was also made Princess of Wales following the coronation of William's father, now known as King Charles III. She was also heavily involved in commemorating the Queen's Platinum Jubilee (sadly, Queen Elizabeth II's last), with tours in The Bahamas, Jamaica, and Belize.

Dolly Parton at 35

The American singer-songwriter Dolly Parton is perhaps country music's biggest diva, and she's worked extremely hard to be worthy of that distinction. At the age of 35, in 1981, Parton was already a massive music star. She started her career in the late '60s and hit the spotlight with hit-filled records such as "Coat of Many Colors" and "Jolene."

In 1981, Parton continued to top the charts with three country music number-one hits: namely, the songs "Old Flames Can't Hold a Candle to You," "9 to 5," and "Starting Over Again." She also worked on the movie "The Best Little W*house in Texas," later released in 1982.

Dolly Parton at 76

Whether you know her because of her unique look, songs such as "Jolene" and "I Will Always Love You," or her theme park Dollywood; one thing's for sure: today, Dolly Parton is one of the most beloved musicians in the United States. And no, you don't even need to like country music to enjoy the work of this living legend!

The most surprising thing is that Parton continues to work hard in 2022. She released her first original record since 2020's "A Holly Dolly Christmas." It's titled "Run, Rose, Run" and features many beloved musicians such as Ben Haggard, The Isaacs, and Joe Nichols.

Cameron Diaz at 35

Thirty-five: is there a better age for an actor to experience the height of their career? In 2007, 35-year-old Cameron Diaz was not just one of Hollywood's ultimate bombshells but also the A-list option many casting agents counted on. Popularized by movies such as "In Her Shoes," "The Holiday," and "Gangs of New York," the California native was mainly busy portraying the animated character of 'Fiona' in the hit animation "Shrek the Third."

Considering how huge Diaz was in 2007, few people could have imagined that she would announce a shocking retirement in 2014, shortly after starring in "The Other Woman" and "Annie."

Cameron Diaz at 50

Ever since announcing her retirement from show business in 2014, the ever-beautiful Cameron Diaz focused on her work as a health book author and founded an organic wine brand. But around the same time she turned 50, the "There's Something About Mary" star surprised her fans by announcing she was making a comeback to the movies!

Yes, 2022 was the year Diaz finally announced her return to acting. The news was made public once the press learned that she was featured in the Netflix film "Back in Action" (is that not an appropriate title?), directed by Seth Gordon and also starring Jamie Foxx.

Elton John at 35

At the time he was 35 years old, the iconic British musician Elton John was yet to announce that he was openly gay. Nonetheless, he was considered to be one of the brightest music performers on the planet, much due to the success of his '70s records—masterpieces of the like of "Madman Across the Water," "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road," and "Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy."

We guess 1982 was business as usual for the great piano man, who released the album "Jump Up!" with the singles "Blue Eyes," "Princess," and "Ball and Chain." At the time, he had already been nominated for more than ten Grammy Awards.

Elton John at 75

In 2022, Sir Elton John is widely considered to be one of the most influential musicians of the 20th century and is without a doubt, one of the most recognizable LGBTQIA+ icons on the planet. With a net worth of $500 million, he's married to his longtime partner David Furnish and continues to release music—most recently, the 2021 record "The Lockdown Sessions."

Every busy, John also worked extensively in original music for "Tammy Faye," an Almeida Theater musical inspired by the life of the late American evangelist Tammy Faye Messner. He performed "Your Song" during the celebrations of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.

Helen Mirren at 35

Once a Dame, always a Dame! The English actress Helen Mirren was already a major star at the age of 35. In 1980, she starred in the movies "The Fiendish Plot of Dr. Fu Manchu," "Hussy," and "The Long Good Friday." At the time, she was already an experienced stage performer, with appearances in Royal Shakespeare Company and West End productions.

While young, Mirren was always acclaimed by critics and fans alike. She was praised for her work in "Macbeth," "The Conference of the Birds," "The Seagull," "Henry VI," and "Measure for Measure." She was also the subject of the documentary "Doing Her Own Thing."

Helen Mirren at 77

After so many years working in show business, Dame Helen Mirren stands out as one of the most prestigious actresses of her generation. Still active, this London native is among the few who landed the Triple Crown of Acting, winning an Academy Award, a Tony Award, and an Emmy Award.

With more than 140 screen credits, Mirren was featured in numerous popular movies and TV series, including (most notably) "Gosford Park," "The Queen," "Hitchcock," and a few "Fast & Furious" movies. In recent years, she collected appearances in the series "Human Resources," "When Nature Calls," and "1923." Married since 1997, she has no children.

Seth Rogen at 35

An up-and-coming Canadian-American comedian, Seth Rogen landed his big break when he was cast to appear in Judd Apatow's "Freaks and Geeks." After making it to the classic comedies "Pineapple Express" and "Superbad," he hit the height of his popularity, which continued up until now.

By the time he was 35 years old, Rogen was already a well-known industry pro with vast experience as an actor, writer, and producer. That year, he collaborated with his former "Pineapple Express" co-star James Franco in the movie "The Disaster Artist." He also made several TV-show appearances, most notably in "Saturday Night Live" and "The Oscars" (as a host).

Seth Rogen at 40

Don't get fooled by Seth Rogen's amicable look. Inspired by his mentor Judd Apatow, he has become a successful Hollywood producer with a hand in all sorts of projects. Did you know, for example, that he is one of the executive producers of the fan-favorite TV series "The Boys?"

Rogen also continued to act in major movies and series, hitting more than 100 filmography credits at the age of 40. Featured in exciting new projects such as "The Super Mario Bros. Movie," he recently starred in the miniseries "Pam & Tommy," the Steven Spielberg drama "The Fabelmans," and the TV series "Platonic."

Jim Carrey at 35

Every '90s callback worthy of the name should mention Jim Carrey's comedic talents. After appearing in the sketch series "In Living Color," this Canadian-American performer hit the spotlight in spectacular fashion. Known for his energetic physical humor and impossibly contagious facial expressions, he was already a Hollywood favorite at the age of 35.

In 1997, he starred in one of his best-known movies: "Liar Liar," a comedy about a sneaky lawyer who is suddenly unable to lie. Before, he had already appeared in several box-office toppers, from "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective" and "The Mask" to "Dumb and Dumber" and "The Cable Guy."

Jim Carrey at 60

What a ride! Once the favorite comedic actor of the '90s, Jim Carrey is now less busy than usual but still working on several major projects. Over the years, this Ontario native showed a different side of himself to the world, making headlines for his cryptic red-carpet interviews and his unique philosophical views.

He also released his first novel, a 2020 book titled "Memoirs and Misinformation." In 2022, he was mainly busy collaborating with the pop singer The Weeknd in a few music videos and shorts while also appearing in the blockbuster movie "Sonic the Hedgehog 2" as the evil 'Dr. Robotnik.'

Kirsten Dunst at 35

The very talented Kirsten Dunst started her career by appearing in a Woody Allen flick titled "New York Stories." Five years later, she was nominated for a Golden Globe for her work in the movie "Interview with the Vampire." A bonafide '90s icon, she also made it to "Jumanji," Sofia Coppola's "The Virgin Suicides," and Sam Raimi's "Spider-Man."

Dunst celebrated her 35th birthday in 2017, the same year she was featured in the movies "The Beguiled" and "Woodshock" and the TV series "Black Mirror." "Woodshock" was particularly important for the New Jersey native, as it was one of her very first executive-producer experiences.

Kirsten Dunst at 40

It's hard to believe that Kirsten Dunst achieved so much at the young age of 40. Her filmography includes about 90 movies-and-series appearances, but it's the quality (not the quantity) of her work that's truly impressive. In addition to her '90s and '00s blockbuster appearances, she made it to acclaimed films of the likes of "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind," "Marie Antoinette," and Lars Von Trier's "Melancholia."

In recent years, she starred in the TV series "Fargo" and "On Becoming a God in Central Florida," which was sadly canceled after one season. She also appeared in the Oscar-acclaimed "The Power of the Dog."

Kim Cattrall at 35

At the age of 35, the British-Candian actress Kim Cattrall was already a well-known star. She started working in show business in the '70s and made it into several '80s flicks, including most notably "Police Academy," "Big Trouble in Little China," "Midnight Crossing," and "The Return of the Musketeers."

However, Cattrall had to wait for a good seven years after her 35th birthday before landing the role that would ultimately define her career: portraying 'Samantha Jones' in the HBO fan-favorite series "S** and the City." According to PopSugar, the series was culturally important because of its "fashion and food references" and "brand of postfeminism."

Kim Cattrall at 66

Many years after the ending of "S** and the City," the one-and-only Kim Cattrall is still sitting on top of the world. She went back to the role of 'Samantha Jones' in 2008 and 2010 and was most recently praised for her work in the series "Filthy Rich" and "Tell Me a Story." She also made her executive-producer debut in 2014 (even though she had already produced a documentary in 2005).

As busy as always, 66-year-old Cattrall is a show business legend who continues to prove her worth by appearing in the sitcom "How I Met Your Father" and the Peacock series "Queer as Folk."

Suzanne Somers at 35

Born in a San Francisco suburb into an Irish-American Catholic family, Suzanne Somers was destined to make a living in the entertainment industry. Known for her unmistakable good looks, she was first popularized for her appearances in the hit sitcom "Three's Company," portraying the character of 'Chrissy Snow.'

That breakthrough role would be enough to justify Somers's presence in the history of American TV, but she continued to work past the sitcom's ending and also made it to "Serial Mom," "Nothing Personal," and "She's the Sheriff." By the time she was 35, she had collected many magazine-cover appearances and married the Canadian entertainer Alan Hamel, her longtime husband.

Suzanne Somers at 76

Much has changed in the life of the former "Three's Company" superstar Suzanne Somers since she was 35 years old. Now a show-biz veteran, she has not acted on screen since appearing in the 2001 comedy "Say It Isn't So." Nonetheless, she's still a relevant TV personality, with features in 2022 episodes of "Entertainment Tonight," "The Good Dish," and "The Drew Barrymore Show."

Professionally, Somers keeps busy by releasing self-help books and promoting alternative hormonal therapies such as the Wiley Protocol. She was criticized by some outlets for such, as the Wiley Protocol is considered to be "scientifically unproven and dangerous."

Cher at 35

The California music diva Cher was already a massive superstar at the age of 35. The '80s were just beginning, and people didn't know whether Cher would be able to maintain her '70s success. After all, she was one of the women of the decade: before divorcing Sonny Bono, she collaborated successfully with him in the band "Sonny & Cher" and the popular TV show "The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour."

But guess what? Cher's solo career in the '80s was arguably as successful as her '70s projects! In 1981, when she was 35 years old, she was in between releasing the records "Prisoner" (1979) and "I Paralyze."

Cher at 76

The unmistakable Cher is still active and ready to give a whole lot more to her fans. However, she could retire right now and still be proud of everything she's achieved. As one of the best-selling music artists in the world, she collected a reported net worth of $360 million by selling more than 100 million records!

In the '00s, she headlined one of the highest-grossing concert tours of all time and signed a $60-million deal for a casino residency. Her latest record, "Dancing Queen," was released in 2018 and paid tribute to the contagious hits of the Swedish pop act "ABBA."

Ian McKellen at 35

The year was 1974. Sir Ian McKellen was still a young 35-year-old man, but he was already considered to be one of the most talented actors in the United Kingdom. In the '70s, the renowned Burnley native was mainly busy working in stage productions and performed with the Royal Shakespeare Company and Royal National Theatre.

Living every young actor's dream, McKellen was acclaimed for his roles in plays such as "Macbeth," "The Way of the World," "The Wood Demon," "King Lear," and "Romeo & Juliet." He also worked in screen productions, namely "ITV Playhouse." He was seven years away from meeting his lifetime partner, the Welsh actor/director Sean Mathias.

Ian McKellen at 83

The successful path of Sir Ian McKellen hasn't changed since the '70s, but there's no denying that he made some of his best works in the subsequent decades. Today, most people know him from his role as 'Gandalf' in the iconic "Lord of the Rings" trilogy. He also portrayed the supervillain 'Magneto' in several "X-Men" flicks.

With about 130 acting credits, this show biz legend continues to do what he does best today. Even though he's past his 80s, he's still not considering retirement. He was most recently featured in movies and series such as "The Good Liar" (with Helen Mirren), "Cats," and "Infinitum: Subject Unknown."

Barbra Streisand at 35

The ever-beautiful Barbra Streisand was one of the best-known beauty symbols of the '70s, but working harder than most was always her thing. At the time she was 35 years old, in 1977, she had already released more than ten studio albums and worked as an actress in numerous movies.

Her 1977 album "Streisand Superman" was the follow-up to "A Star Is Born," the soundtrack to the popular movie of the same name—which earned her a second Academy Award for Best Original Song. About six years later, she made history by directing, writing, producing, and starring in the 1983 movie "Yentl."

Barbra Streisand at 80

There's no denying: Barbra Streisand is one of the biggest stars New York City has ever produced, and that's no small feat! From the Big Apple to the world, this show-biz legend started on Broadway and released more than 500 records (including singles, compilations, and so forth) which sold more than 150 million copies worldwide!

As an actress, Streisand has been less busy than usual, as her latest movie—Seth Rogen's "The Guilt Trip"—premiered in 2012. However, she continues to show she's a good actor by starring in music videos for songs such as "Lady Liberty" (2020), "Be Aware" (2021), and "I'd Want It to Be You" (featuring Willie Nelson).

Al Pacino at 35

So, what was the Hollywood legend Al Pacino up to when he was 35 years old? Unsurprisingly, pretty good stuff! An actor with a generation-impacting talent, this New York City native made headlines in the '70s by appearing in some of the best movies of that decade: namely, all-time masterpieces of the like of "The Panic in Needle Park," "The Godfather," "Scarecrow," and "Serpico."

At the age of 35, Pacino reprised his role as 'Michael' in the "The Godfather" sequel "The Godfather Part II." At the time, the then-young performer had already been nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actor and an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor.

Al Pacino at 82

If you were Al Pacino, would you stop to enjoy your golden years? Well, the real Pacino is still active in show business, much to the enjoyment of every movie buff around. The star of some of the most popular movies of the 20th century (including the hit crime flick "Scarface)," this award-winning actor was most recently seen in "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" and "House of Gucci."

In addition to acting, Pacino's been involved in directing and producing movies. He directed and starred in "Salome," inspired by an Oscar Wilde book, and is featured in 2023's "King Lear."

Shakira at 35

In 2012, a 35-year-old Shakira was living life to the fullest! She already was one of the best-known Latin Pop singers in the world (if not THE most notable) and was promoting her 2010 Spanish-language, chart-topping record "Sale el sol." Most importantly, though, she had just married the Spanish soccer player Gerard Piqué, whom she has since divorced.

Born in Colombia, far from the big show-biz opportunities of Hollywood, Shakira was nonetheless capable of becoming one of the best-selling pop artists of the current century, with a reported 80 million records sold. Her international breakthrough came in 2001 with "Laundry Service."

Shakira at 45

Shakira celebrated her 45th birthday in 2022, a year that was both good and bad for her. It was bad because she divorced Gerard Piqué, with whom she shared a beautiful love story, and welcomed two children into the world. But it was good because she continued to release popular music, including the single "Te Felicito."

She also confirmed to be working on a new album, with a more electronic sound. Her latest record was released in 2017, which means Shakira fans cannot wait for new music to drop! It was titled "El Dorado" and included the singles "La Bicicleta," "Chantaje," and "Deja Vu."