Adriana Caselotti appeared in: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

She unfortunately turned up to be a one-note actress, as she was contractually barred from making any further starring/voice roles as Walt Disney wanted to stick to a kayfabe of sorts, leaving their early voice talents uncredited. Caselotti did appear in "The Wizard of Oz" and "It's a Wonderful Life", albeit in bit roles.

Ice Seguerra appeared in: Super Inday and the Golden Bibe, Enteng Kabisote, Eat Bulaga

Ice was previously known for his roles as a child actor after he rose to prominence in Eat Bulaga's "Little Miss Philippines" child pageant segment, and prior to him coming out as a lesbian and later transition to being a trans man.

Ewan McGregor performed: Come What May, Elephant Love Medley

This Scottish actor, made famous by "Trainspotting" and the Star Wars series, featured in Baz Luhrmann's "Moulin Rouge!" as the author Christian. He sings many songs in the film, and actually has pretty good pipes!

Milla Jovovich performed: Gentleman Who Fell

Jovovich, famous for the "Resident Evil" series, released a full album of soft alternative rock in 1994, called "The Divine Comedy". "Gentleman Who Fell" was the first single and video. It managed to chart on the Modern Rock Tracks Chart.

Oh, he's very good solo, especially considering the number of hits he's gotten from his second album! He's known for tracks like "Adore You" and "Watermelon Sugar", both of them bops! One Direction was definitely holding Harry back!

Sayumi was a good member during her run with her fellow bandmates at Morning Musume. Hopefully, she's a great soloist now.

Before she was the lead singer of Berlin, Terri Nunn acted. She appeared on episodes of Lou Grant and T.J. Hooker among other shows. She even auditioned for the role of Princess Leia in Star Wars which of course as we all know went to Carrie Fisher.

Linda Ronstadt, before Parkinson's disease ruined her own singing career, noted, when Aaron Neville's album "Warm Your Heart," one of whose music producers she also was, that Mr. Neville had never made much money from his recordings. Even when "Tell It Like It Is" was charting, she remarked in an interview for a magazine, Mr. Neville still remained financially unable to resign from "loading coffee onto ships," which was the example Ms. Ronstadt cited.

not many years after King split, Paul ended his singing career and became a tv-presenter mostly for song-related stuff(like the album Superhits Of The 80s which includes their hit, Love And Pride).

Former 2 Live Crew manager Joseph Weinberger attempted to sue 50 Cent for the use of the line "it's your birthday", alleging that it was taken off the second track from 2 Live Crew member Luther Campbell's album Freak for Life. Unfortunately for Weinberger, who owned the rights to the rap group's back catalog, the judge ruled in favor of Curtis Jackson, whose use of the "birthday" line was glaringly common and ineligible for copyright. - Submitted By: Queen Elsa of Arendelle

Jaime Ciero sued Disney, Idina Menzel, and Demi Lovato in 2017, alleging similarities between "Let It Go" and Ciero's 2008 song "Volar". Ciero backed out of the suit in 2019. - Submitted By: LPG-Unit

To greet the Christmas Morn on December 25, 2010, Anthony Quinn Warner set up an infamous and mysterious suicide bombing in downtown Nashville, Tennessee. A part of the ongoing mystery is how he sought (successfully) to minimize human casualties other than his own, by having the RV, containing his bombs, play a loud warning audio, warning people to evacuate the area because the vehicle was about to explode. He set it up so that in the background of his audio, "Downtown" by Petula Clark was playing. Among the few clues to emerge early on as to his motive is a report that he had a long-standing hatred for police. The event corresponds in time to the near-end to a year in which fierce protests against police actions were common nationwide. How ironic, since a noteworthy result of his act has been how several local police officers were hailed for their heroism in expediting the evacuation! - Submitted By: Karen Smith

One of their most popular songs "Danger" was used as background music in the Freeform dramas "Switched at Birth" and "The Fosters," as well as an episode of the Disney Channel series "Stuck in the Middle," and the MTV drama "Finding Carter." - Submitted By: The Skuz