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English rocker Richard Paul Ashcroft was in his early '20s when he formed the influential indie back, The Verve, and released a string of '90s bangers including "Lucky Man," "The Drugs Don't Work" ... and, of course, string-centric ballad "Bitter Sweet Symphony."

Ashcroft wasn't alone on stage ... he was accompanied by Nick Simon Jones on the bass, Nick McCabe on the guitar and Peter Salisbury on the drums.

While The Verve may have broken up back in 1999, Richard Ashcroft still continues to get on stage and perform as a solo act and toured extensively last year.

Bring on the April showers ... but only if it includes these famous faces who are delivering good, clean, fun and help us ring in the new month with their wet hotshots.

With everyone talking about washing their hands for twenty seconds ... feel free to soak in these ladies that are bringing a whole new meaning to spring-cleaning for as long as you want!

Don't let these two almost identical images of Amy Schumer confuse you. Take another look around and see if you can spot some of the sneaky switches that have been made to this tricky pic!

The comedian was spotted in New York City earlier this week, getting some fresh air with her family. We've made some changes to this photo and now it's up to you to find 'em ... Get a really good look around and see if you can figure out the differences between these two super similar snaps!

Before this dapper little dude with a head full of brown curls was crushing the music scene with his original rap lyrics, eye-popping music videos and Earth-shattering causes ... he was just another happy kid growing up in Pennsylvania.

This mini man with a pimped out pattern on his shirt may be getting paid now but you won't see a dime of that in his new rap look! The current incarnation of the cutie (real name David Andrew Burd) takes a more frugal approach to fame.

He's collaborated with music great like Chris Brown, Fetty Wap, Snoop Dogg and many more.

Canadian musician Marc Costanzo was in his mid-20s when he gained fame as the fun-loving frontman of the Ontario-based, pop-rock band, Len ... who famously dropped the anthem of the summer in '99, "Steal My Sunshine."

While many of the bandmates cycled in and out of the pop group over the years ... the one other constant in Len was Marc Costanzo's sister and better-half, Sharron Costanzo, on bass and vocals.

Since their spike in popularity Len and the Costanzo siblings have delivered a few follow-up albums but have largely remained a one-hit wonder.

Before this celebrity spawn was showing off her ultimate fashion sense and starring in movie franchises, she was just another brown-eyed girl growing up in Venice, Los Angeles.

Take a closer look ... this darling daughter of two A-list stars made a name for herself when she appeared as a superhero heartthrob in "X-Men: First Class." The multitalented woman has also risen to fame from her success in music and modeling.

While being stuck at home, you can binge her new television show -- which is a remake of a film starring her mom in 2000.

You'd be mad to not figure out who this little lady is!

Los Angeles-local Anna Jacoby-Heron was only a teenager when she landed the role of the artsy daughter, Jory Emhoff -- who loses her stepbrother, Clark, and stepmom to an unknown virus -- in Steven Soderbergh's 2011 thriller, "Contagion" ... which has been one of the go-to binge movies during self-isolation.

Anna Jacoby-Heron shared the screen with an A-list cast including Kate Winslet, Gwyneth Paltrow, Jude Law, Laurence Fishburne ... and of course, Matt Damon as her on-screen father, Mitch.

Since the new-found popularity of the movie, some of the stars from the flic have gotten together to produce a coronavirus PSA.

Anna can more recently be spotted on shows like "Stranger Things" and "The First."

Before this funny, young man was showing his face around the world as an incredible musician, he was just another cute kid hamming it up for the camera in a bright-orange tank top.

You may not see it right away ... but this British-born singer took a new direction in life and struck out on his one as a solo artist after leaving one of the world's biggest boy bands.

This mini-man has also been making headlines for donating over 300 thousand meals to people who are in need due to the pandemic.

All of the hiking trails around Los Angeles have been closed, including Runyon Canyon, Griffith Park and Malibu trails -- so we are bringing the great outdoors to you ... and some Hollywood hotties too!

Stars such as Emile Hirsch, Nick Viall, and Sam Smith, have spent some time in the past hitting the trails and they've shared these sexy snaps along the way.

These famous fellas love to get out and about, but since we're all stuck at home let's just take a trek through some more of these hot shots!

Scroll through our gallery of hiking hunks to get a good view of all the celebs making their way through the mountains!

It's the little things that can really make a difference these days and these snaps of some of the sexiest stars soaking up the suds could get your mind off all the chaos and start thinking about some of the sillier things in life ... like Hot Tub Day!

Celebs such as Mariah Carey, Naya Rivera, and David Hasselhoff have shared their snaps and so have plenty of other stars!

Don't let these two almost identical images of Rita Ora throw you off ... Take another look and see if you can spot the sneaky switches that have been made to this tricky pic!

Earlier this month, before the lockdown, the singer was spotted on her way to BBC Radio One in London, England. We made a few changes to this photo and now it's up to you to find them ... Use your detective skills to see if you can figure out the differences between these two super-similar snaps!

Palm Springs-native Alana Austin was only 19 years old when she landed the role of the girly cheerleader turned dirt bike bad boy, Andi Carson -- who poses as her brother and takes to the track while her brother is injured -- in the classic sibling-swapping 2001 Disney TV movie, "Motocrossed."

Alana Austin was helped out along the wild ride by her on-screen mom and confidant, Geneva, played by Mary-Margaret Humes, her biker brother, Andrew, played by Trever O'Brien ... and of course, the fierce French rival on two wheels, Rene Cartier, played by Michael Cunio.

This dainty, young gal would grow up to become one of America's most famous child actresses and models, and controversially ... a major sex symbol too.

She was born in Manhattan to a socialite mother and a Revlon executive father, but the 2 divorced when she was a baby and her mom quickly got her into modeling -- seriously, her first gig was an Ivory Soap ad as an 11-month-old.

At the age of 12, she gained critical acclaim as the lead in a movie where she played a child prostitute ... and her career would continue to venture into risque territory.

She'd go on to become the youngest fashion model to appear on the cover of Vogue at 14 and later appeared in a very controversial ad campaign for Calvin Klein jeans.

Of course, this was right before she appeared in 2 scandalous teen dramas in the early '80s ... which are still her most well-known movies to date.

She took a career break to attend Princeton and made a return to acting and modeling in the '90s ... with great success.