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Scottish-American musician David Byrne was in his early 20s when he became a founding member, principal songwriter, lead singer, and guitarist of the American new wave band Talking Heads back in 1975.

Out of the eight Talking Heads albums, four hit gold status and two others were certified double-platinum. The band's innovative and popular music videos were commonly featured on MTV.

In 1988, Byrne launched his solo career, but that didn't stop the band being celebrated around the world: In 2002, the Talking Heads were inducted into the Rock and Roll hall of Fame!

American actor Robert Picardo was in his mid-30s when he first started playing the vicious Coach Cutlip -- who always wears a red hat and whistle while barking orders at P.E. -- in the classic family sitcom "The Wonder Years" back in 1988.

Picardo was part of an ensemble cast including Fred Savage as the awkward brother, Kevin, Jason Hervey as Kevin's big bro who enjoys bullying his younger sibling, Wayne and Danica McKellar as the girl next door, Winnie.

You may also recognize Robert as the doctor on "Star Trek: Voyager" and Richard in the 'Stargate' franchise.

American musician Brian Setzer was in his mid-20s when he gained fame with his retro rockabilly band Stray Cats -- landing on the music charts with hit songs like "(She's) Sexy + 17" and "Stray Cat Strut" back in in '80s.

After The Stray Cats parted ways in 1984, Setzer kicked off his solo career and was the opening act for the rock band, The Honeydrippers.

In the 1990s, Brian returned back to the music scene with the band, The Brian Setzer Orchestra.

"Dig that sound shake it around you're mine, mine, mine!"

Former child actor Brock Pierce was just a teen when he played Luke -- the president's rebellious 13-year-old son -- in the Disney comedy film "First Kid" back in 1996.

Brock hit the big screen with co-star Sinbad as the Secret Service agent assigned to protect Luke and Art LaFleur as the White House's security chief, Morton.

His role in "First Kid" came full circle when he ran for an independent candidate in the 2020 U.S. Election.

Pierce is also known for his character in "The Mighty Ducks" and "D2: The Mighty Ducks."

American actor and media personality Robby Novak was just 9 years old when he rose to stardom portraying the quirky and silly, "Kid President," on YouTube back in 2012.

"Kid President" -- produced by Rainn Wilson, was a viral sensation with videos earning millions of views -- like when he casually found himself in the Oval Office hangin' out with former Pres. Barack Obama.

Novak's popularity has landed him other roles like the comedy series "Kid President: Declaration of Awesome" in 2014.

To this day, Robby is still producing content and sharing his music skills on TikTok!

American actress Heather Donahue was in her mid-20s when she shot to stardom after she played the teary-eyed student and amateur filmmaker who is featured in the found footage creepy film "The Blair Witch Project" back in 1999.

Heather Donahue shared the shaky screen in the documentary-style scary movie with Joshua Leonard ... who disappears into the haunted forest while looking for a way out, and of course Mike Williams ... who dumps the useless map into the river before being found in the basement in the creepy final moments of the film.

Before the clock strikes midnight tonight and the Halloween shenanigans commence, we're heading to Salem, Massachusetts and shouting out a spooky classic starring many Hollywood greats: The 1993 family/comedy film, "Hocus Pocus!"

The Sanderson Sisters -- played by Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker and Kathy Najimy -- were 3 witches resurrected from the 1600s after the Black Flame Candle was lit by high schooler, Max Dennison (played by Omri Katz).

The town's kids were in danger of being sucked by the Sanderson Sisters' life potion. Max, along with his younger sister Dani (played by Thora Birch) and his high school crush Allison (played by Vinessa Shaw), were on a mission to stop the Sanderson Sisters at last!

Nearly three decades after Wes Craven's 1996 release of "Scream" -- the horror film surrounding a group of Woodsboro High School students, plagued by a harrowing serial killer -- is still a top scary movie amongst many generations.

A few of the breakout stars include Skeet Ulrich as Billy, Neve Campbell as Sidney, Matthew Lillard as Stu, Rose McGowan as Tatum and Jamie Kennedy as Randy.

It all began with Drew Barrymore's infamous over-cooked popcorn scene and a haunting phone call that ended with a "scream" that came a squeak too late ... And, of course accompanied by some eerily creepy, suspenseful music.

Just two years into her run on "Friends," Courteney Cox took on the role of Gale Weathers -- the hot and thirsty tabloid journalist who falls for the town's police officer, Dewey ...

American actress and model Jennifer Rubin was in her mid-20s when she became best known for playing the troubled asylum teen, Taryn, in the 1987 slasher sequel "A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors."

Joining Jen on the big screen included Robert Englund as the undead serial killer, Freddy Krueger, Heather Langenkamp as the new intern at the Westin Hills Asylum, Nancy Thompson, and Patricia Arquette who was finally able to defend herself against Freddy as a Dream Warrior, Kristen Parker.

Other notable work includes her roles in "Bad Dreams," "The Doors" and "The Crush."

American actress Gillian Jacobs was in her mid-20s when she first started playing Britta -- the smart and progressive hipster with a group of friends at Greendale Community College -- in the sitcom "Community" back in 2009.

Britta was part of an ensemble cast including Joel McHale as the former defense attorney going back to school and leader of the friend, Jeff, Donald Glover as the sensitive and goofy friend who cares deeply for his peers, Troy, and Alison Brie as the optimist gal -- super dedicated to her school, Annie.

American actress Samantha Mathis was in her mid-20s when she played Amy March -- the youngest March sister known for manipulative ways and artistic beauty -- in the family film "Little Women" back in 1994.

Mathis was part of an ensemble cast including Kirsten Dunst who played the young version of Amy ... Winona Ryder as the straightforward tomboy who loves writing, Jo March and Christian Bale as the wealthy and charming neighbor, Theodor "Laurie" Laurence.

Other cast-worthy mentions include Susan Sarandon as Marmee March and Claire Danes as Beth March.

Albuquerque, New Mexico native and actress Jessica Lowe was in her mid-20s when she played Ginger -- the mousy voiced step mother and Eddy's wife -- in the rom-com film "Blended" back in 2014.

Jessica was part of an ensemble cast including Kevin Nealon as Ginger's husband who lives in Vancouver, Eddy, Adam Sandler as the clumsy manager at Dick's Sporting Goods, Jim, and Drew Barrymore as the professional closet organizer who falls in love with Jim, Lauren.

Jessica was also in the drama series "The Righteous Gemstones" with Danny McBride and Adam DeVine.

American actor Kevin Chevalia was only 7 years old when he played Jamie Seaver -- the youngest kid and owner of Chance the rascally bulldog -- in the 1993 animal adventure film "Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey."

Kevin shared the big screen with Benj Thall as Jamie's feisty brother who loves spending time with Shadow, Peter, Sally Field who voiced the bold and wise Himalayan cat, Sassy and Michael J. Fox who voiced the rescued American Bulldog puppy, Chance.

In 1996, Chevalia reprised his role in "Homeward Bound II: Lost in San Francisco."

Former Canadian actress Sarah Polley was 20 years old when she played Ronna -- the drug dealing store clerk turned speed bump who's living paycheck to paycheck -- in the comedy/crime film "Go" back in 1999.

Sarah shared the big screen and played opposite Timothy Olyphant as a fellow drug dealer wanting to scare Ronna, Todd Gaines, Scott Wolf as the dude lookin' to score some ecstasy, Adam and Katie Holmes as the cashier and Ronna's less confident co-worker, Claire Montgomery.

Other cast-worthy mentions include Jay Mohr, Taye Diggs and Melissa McCarthy.

Austrian–American actress Sybil Danning was in her mid-30s when she played Ariadne -- the evil eye candy and princess planning to rule the world with her magic -- in the 1983 adventure movie "Hercules."

Danning played opposite Lou Ferrigno as the bulky and enormously strong Hercules and Ingrid Anderson as the most beautiful queen who lusts after herself, Cassiopeia.

Other worthy cast mentions include Brad Harris as Augias and Mirella D'Angelo as Circe.

Sybil's 1983 ten-page Playboy pictorial put her on the map as a star and landed her film roles in "Chained Heat" and "Malibu Express."