The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce has officially unveiled its 2026 Hollywood Walk of Fame class — and it’s packed with legendary names across film, TV, music, sports, and live performance.
This year’s list honors 35 cultural contributors whose work has helped shape entertainment as we know it. Among the inductees: beloved character actor Keith David, journalist and broadcast legend Robin Roberts, hip hop trailblazers Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, gospel icons The Clark Sisters, and NBA Hall of Famer and larger-than-life personality Shaquille O’Neal.
The Walk of Fame Selection Panel chose the recipients in the categories of Motion Pictures, Television, Live Theatre/Live Performance, Recording, and Sports Entertainment. Here’s a look at some of the standout honorees making headlines:
In Motion Pictures:
- Keith David, whose rich baritone and decades-spanning career includes The Princess and the Frog, Platoon, and Nope, will finally receive his flowers.
- Fellow honorees include Emily Blunt, Timothée Chalamet, Demi Moore, Rachel McAdams, Stanley Tucci, and the late Tony Scott, among others.
In Television:
- Robin Roberts, who has anchored Good Morning America with poise, purpose, and power for years, will join the Walk alongside Chef Gordon Ramsay, Sarah Michelle Gellar, and Bradley Whitford.
In Live Theatre/Performance:
- Comedian and fan favorite Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias and Broadway royalty Lea Salonga lead the category.
In Recording:
- Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, one of the most influential rap groups of the ‘90s, will be immortalized, alongside powerhouse gospel ensemble The Clark Sisters.
- Other music inductees include Miley Cyrus, Josh Groban, Angélique Kidjo, and Lyle Lovett.
In Sports Entertainment:
- Shaquille O’Neal stands tall as the sole honoree, recognized not just for his dominance on the court but also his undeniable cultural impact off it.
The official Walk of Fame Instagram account shared the announcement, welcoming the new class with the message: “We are honored to welcome you to the Walk of Fame Class of 2026!”
Some honorees, like Miley Cyrus, have already taken to social media to reflect on the full-circle moment. The singer posted a nostalgic video clip of herself on Hollywood Blvd, recalling childhood walks with her father and writing, “To now be cemented on this legendary boulevard… feels like a dream.”
Each recipient will be honored with their own star ceremony throughout 2026, with dates to be announced. Until then, consider this your cue to revisit their most iconic work — and maybe start planning a trip to catch these legends shine on the boulevard where dreams are made.