With her girl-next-door charm, comedic timing and acting chops, she grew up to become one of the most bankable actresses in Hollywood.

The recent body-positivity movement has been instrumental in helping us redefine what it means to have a “bikini body.”

Created by sculptor Frédéric-Auguste Bartholdi, the statue was intended as a gift from France to the United States to celebrity a century of friendship between the two countries.

In her big-screen debut, Jennifer Beals played an aspiring professional dancer and introduced audiences to a complex female lead who was a "maniac on the floor.”

The movie, about colorful, peace-loving ponies, was inspired by designer Bonnie Zacherle’s toy line.

Based on Helen Fielding’s 1996 novel, the film is a modern retelling of Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice."

Released just one week after Kurt Cobain committed suicide, the album became a seminal grunge rock and feminist anthem.

Considered the “Beyoncé of the Beauty-Vlogging World,” her YouTube channel has nearly nine million subscribers and one billion views.

Thanks to TLC, we finally had the perfect name for that guy who is “always talkin’ about what he wants and just sits on his broke ass.”

The film was the first movie produced by Flower Films, the production company founded by Barrymore.