Actress Debbi Morgan (1956) became the first African American to win the Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series as Dr. Angie Hubbard on "All My Children," then carried Angie over to "Loving" and "The City" for a rare three-soap run with one character. She took home the Independent Spirit Award for Best Supporting Female in "Eve's Bayou" and is back for a third season of Bellarie family warfare on "Beauty in Black."
Actor Gary Cole (1956) started out as Snoopy in a high school "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown," made his name on "Midnight Caller" and micromanaged the whole office as Bill Lumbergh in "Office Space." He's since shared a SAG Award with the "Veep" ensemble and taken over the team on "NCIS."
Actor Jon Bernthal (1976) broke out on "The Walking Dead" and has been Marvel's Punisher since "Daredevil." He won a Primetime Emmy for a single episode of "The Bear," co-wrote himself a Punisher special in "The Punisher: One Last Kill" and took the Punisher to the big screen in "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" this summer.
Screenwriter Andrew Davies (1936), Artist Dale Chihuly (1941), Actor-singer Ted Neeley (1943), Musician Chuck Panozzo of Styx (1948), Wrestler Greg Valentine (1951), Musician Peter White (1954), Actress Betsy Brantley (1955), Actor David Haig (1955), Actor-director Michael Hurst (1957), Singer Alannah Currie of Thompson Twins (1957), Wrestler Arn Anderson (1958), Businesswoman Ursula Burns (1958), Journalist Deborah Roberts (1960), Voice actress Morwenna Banks (1961), Actress Maggie Cheung (1964), Musician Randy Bradbury of Pennywise (1964), Musician Nuno Bettencourt of Extreme (1966), Director Niki Caro (1966), Actress Kristen Johnston (1967), Singer Gunnar Nelson of Nelson (1967), Singer Matthew Nelson of Nelson (1967), Director Chad Stahelski (1968), TV host Michelle Visage (1968), Commentator Van Jones (1968), Musician Ben Shepherd of Soundgarden (1968), Actress N'Bushe Wright (1970), Actress Asia Argento (1975), Actress Moon Bloodgood (1975), TV host Ainsley Earhardt (1976), Director Ryan Fleck (1976), Actress Enuka Okuma (1976), Singer-songwriter The-Dream (1977), Actor Charlie Weber (1978), Musician Rick Woolstenhulme of Lifehouse (1979), Rapper Yung Joc (1980), Actress Crystle Stewart (1981), Actor Aldis Hodge (1986), Musician Jack Lawless of DNCE (1987), Actor Malachi Kirby (1989), Singer Phillip Phillips (1990), Actress Spencer Locke (1991), Actress Sammi Hanratty (1995), Football player Trevon Diggs (1998)
