Bubbly south London acoustic/soul solo artist.

Played for England U-19s, Marylebone Cricket Club, Yorkshire, Yorkshire 2nd XI.

Danish model.

British actor. Son of Keith Allen and brother of Lily Allen.

Socialite, model and heiress to a Brazilian property business.

British fashion duo, Marcus Wilmont and Maki Aminaka Lofvander.

Oscar-nominated US actress whose film credits include Dan in Real Life and Gone Baby Gone.

American-born British actor.

Israeli actress.

Film and theatre actor.

US four-piece indie rock band from Jacksonville, Florida.

US actress who plays Serena in TV series Gossip Girl.

Singer-songwriting rock duo from Brighton, formed in 2005.

Mayor of London. Conservative MP for Henley since 2001. Former editor of The Spectator.

US actor. Stars in Reaper.

Anonymous dubstep producer/artist whose self-titled debut album was met with critical acclaim. His second album Untrue was also given five-star reviews.

British actor, credits include Stardust.

Society girl, fourth in line to the throne of Monaco.

Acoustic singer/songwriter from Blackburn, Lancashire. Two weeks after posting her profile on Bebo she reached number one in the Bebo Unsigned Artist charts and number 14 in the Bebo Download charts.

Teen face of Topshop discovered by Sarah Leon.

US model.

British actress. Credits include His Dark Materials.

Wasps fly half.

London based singer/songwriter.

Emerging garage act.

Golden Globe- nominated screenwriter for Juno.

Indie pop singer/songwriter who found fame after handing an EP to Chris Moyles outside the Radio 1 studios

Welsh singer/songwriter.

Self-taught British singer/songwriter who started out as an actress, playing Yasmin Green on Family Affairs.

Oscar-nominated US actress whose film credits include Juno.

British pop punk five-piece who have supported McFly on tour.

Emerging US actor. Film credits include Speed Racer and Into the Wild.

Yorkshire-based experimental rock band.

British experimental, indie punk band from Oxford.

Forward/winger who plays for Aston Villa.

British actress.

Model and daughter of Mick.

Glaswegian experimental, surf pop four-piece, whose debut single was entitled Daddy's Gone.

Radio 1 DJ.

New UK designer who has set up her own women's wear label: Hannah Marshall.

British actress of the stage and screen.

Enfield-born midfielder that plays for Arsenal.

Canadian supermodel, and 'renaissance woman'.

Centre-back/defensive midfielder.

Ray's daughter who appeared in Bullet Boy and Brit teen drama Kidulthood.

Rugby flanker for England.

Wrote and directed Thank You for Smoking, and directed Juno.

British athlete who won the World Heptathlon gold medal in Berlin (2009).

Brit actress whose credits include CBBC drama Summerhill and Harry Potter And The Half Blood Prince'.

Manchester City goalkeeper.

Trendy, London-based indie band.

Tottenham midfielder.

Contemporary blues/folk band from London.

British shoe designer who set up his own label after extensive experience in the fashion industry working with Jimmy Choo, Cacharel and Giles Deacon.

The face of Tom Ford's Orchid fragrance, Julia is the daughter of Parisian Vogue Editor-in-Chief Carine Roitfeld.

US actor who starred in the 2008 remake of Knightrider.

American film and television actress.

American actress known for her role on the US TV show Veronica Mars and Heroes.

American actor.

US actress. Star of Gossip Girl.

Labour MP for Hodge Hill and Chief Secretary to the Treasury.

Sri Lanka-raised singer and artist. 2005 Mercury nominee.

US actress whose films include Transformers.

Canadian television and film actor whose credits include Juno and Year One.

Midfielder for Manchester City.

British model.

Model and DJ son of musician Paul Weller.

BBC Radio 1 presenter.

North Yorkshire five-piece indie rock band.

Alternative female-fronted power-pop punkers from Tennessee.

Canadian four-piece who scooped the Polaris award, Canada's equivalent to the Mercury Music Prize, for album Close to Paradise.

American actor whose credits include Little Miss Sunshine.

Documentary director/ producer-turned-novelist, who has previously created films for the BBC, Channel 4 and the Discovery Channel.

London-based rockers who released their debut album Between Screens in 2008.

English cricketer who plays for Essex.

Indie pop singer/songwriter who has supported Amy Winehouse on UK tour dates. Debut album My Conscience and I.

US model and daughter of Rod Stewart.

Actress and daughter of Demi Moore and Bruce Willis.

Dutch international plays for Liverpool and Netherlands.

Irish actress of the stage and screen.

Scottish indie rock band.

Conservative politician and charity fundraiser. Founder of My Generation.

British actress, known for her role on Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps.

Rising Brit actor who starred in BBC series, Cranford.

British middle distance runner.

American actress (credits include Firefly and Serenity).

British 2-step/garage producer.

British actress and model who played Chelsea in St Trinian's.

Mancunian indie quartet.

Hampshire-hailed five-piece rock band.

Alternative five-piece.

London-based indie three-piece.

US actor.

US actor known for roles including That Thing You Do!.

Brooklyn-based experimental group.