Can You Identify These Celebrities If We Give Them Fake Mustaches?

If you don't know how Kim Kardashian got her start on the road to fame, we suggest you Google that stuff. The "real life" drama of "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" just touches on who she really is.

Beyoncé broke the mold when it came to body image. Her gorgeous curves showed us that it's all about how you use it rather than what it looks like in a picture. She is married to producer and rapper Jay-Z.

For 25 years, "The Oprah Winfrey Show" was the highest rated daytime talk television show. Oprah made a name for herself by helping others work through their problems, giving away free cars and sponsoring charity events.

Okay, so maybe Taylor Swift doesn't know that "Romeo and Juliet" was a tragedy and not a love story, but her songs about her own heartache keep people coming back. She was one of the great singers who crossed from country to pop music pretty seamlessly.

Not only is Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson easy on the eyes, reports state that he is actually a really cool guy if you happen to meet him in person. With a smile like that, who could resist trying to say hello?

Who doesn't like watching Captain America do his thing on the big screen? And guess what, ladies? He's single and looking! Before playing Captain America, Chris Evans was The Human Torch in the "Fantastic Four" movies.

People are torn on LeBron James. While he is often compared to Michael Jordan, they don't really realize that these are two different players in two different decades. The game has changed since Michael, but that's not to say Michael wasn't a genius on the court.

Emma Watson is not just known for her work in the magical series of "Harry Potter." She is a human rights advocate, and in 2017, she took on the Disney princess role of Belle in the live-action "Beauty and the Beast."

We aren't sure that Scarlett Johansson was ever in a bad movie. From "He's Just Not That Into You" (2009) to the latest Avengers movie, she is a delight to see on screen and a refreshingly strong female figure.

If you've been asking yourself "what kind of Kardashian is Kourtney?" the answer is simple: she's the one who is all about social situations, fashion and Instagram followers ... kind of like every one of her sisters.

Charlie Cox plays Matt Murdock, who is the Daredevil in the shows "Daredevil" and "The Defenders" on Netflix. While the show is gritty and action-packed, we may be a little overloaded with Marvel movies these days ... said no one ever.

Often, people think of Lady Gaga as that weird singer with a great voice, but when you think about it, she is a modern-day Madonna. She has a great set of pipes, and she wears clothes that make people talk about her.

When you watch Bobby Flay cook, magic happens. His laser focus shows that he's like a surgeon in the kitchen, but he could stand to switch up his ingredients sometimes. Do we need more chipotle peppers and ancho chilies? We think not.

Those of you who watch "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" know that Ellen basically equals love. She is all about making people feel happy and welcomed, and she wants to make sure that everyone on her show is taken care of.

So, we all realize that Kanye likes to speak his mind. His microphone-grabbing, telling-people-how-it-is personality has given him a name for himself ... and, of course, he likes fish sticks.

Justin Bieber has gotten kind of a bad rap lately. Not only does he urinate in public and think that his celebrity gets him whatever he wants, whenever he wants, he also doesn't understand how to respect situations that require respect (see his entry in Anne Frank House guest book).

Celebrity does weird things to people. The crazy amount of attention coupled with the need to be loved can tear a person apart. We assume that's what happened to Britney Spears when she lost her marbles, shaved her head and attacked a car with an umbrella.

Jennifer Lawrence hit Hollywood like a blonde storm of awesome acting. While she considers acting easy, many who watch her work think she's nothing less than the perfect actress on screen.

George Lucas might be one of the most recognizable directors in the world, and that's because his resume spans nearly five decades. With his work on the Star Wars series, we know and love him as the best.

Mila Kunis began her career on "That '70s Show," and it took off from there. She has been in several romantic comedies and even some bourbon commercials, and it doesn't look like her fame is going to stop anytime soon.

Somehow, this 56-year-old actor is still an action star. While we love to see him on the big screen, reports are constantly flying in about his lifestyle choices. However, his star doesn't seem to be fading any time soon.

Yes, Drake is originally from Canada. He is a rapper, singer, actor and producer (and most recently, an entrepreneur). You may remember him from the show "Degrassi: The Next Generation," but he has grown so much since then.

Julie Roberts always oozed girl power in her movies. She usually plays a very headstrong woman who knows exactly what she wants (even if she doesn't always know how she is going to get it).

She's a loud, strong Columbian woman ... and she also plays one on TV. Her role as Gloria on "Modern Family" shows us that beauty doesn't end at any given age, and neither does talent.

After "Hannah Montana," Miley Cyrus went on to do a few pop albums and crushed the Disney vibe with some intense skin-baring music videos and music that was a little harder.

We all know Maisie Williams as Arya Stark on the hit show "Game of Thrones," which just concluded its final season. However, she's also a huge social media influencer, giving life to the tweets that she and costar Sophie Turner participate in.

While you may have seen Jason Momoa in a few roles in the past, one of his most memorable parts was as Khal Drogo in the hit series "Game of Thrones." Of course, he only lasted one season.

Elisabeth Moss has been in quite a few television dramas, and her brilliant work on "A Handmaid's Tale" shows that she is capable of range and expressing emotion without expressing words.

Actress and comedian Julia Louis-Dreyfus showed that she was able to join the boy's club in the show "Seinfeld." Bringing her on as the Vice President in "VEEP" on HBO was a great decision, as her wit and strength play well with her character.

Some of us remember Ted Danson from the hit show "Cheers," but we all recognize him as Michael from the comedy series "The Good Place." The 72-year-old actor has also starred in several movies.

Before landing the role of Jessica Jones on the Netflix original series with the same name, Ritter had small roles on great television shows, like "Breaking Bad" and "Gilmore Girls."

Laverne Cox is an LGBTQ+ advocate as well as one heck of an actress who has won several awards. You can find her on the Netflix hit series "Orange is the New Black," where she plays Sophia Burset.

Matt Smith played the 11th doctor, immediately following David Tennant. It was definitely a hard act to follow, but Smith took control of the role and fans embraced him rather quickly.

Not only was Karen Gillan in "Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle" (2017), she also played the Doctor's companion on the "Doctor Who" series. She can stand up some of the top actors of our time, and she deserves a little more credit for her acting abilities.

People love to see this guy dance, and there's no mystery as to why. Additionally, his albums top the charts whenever they're released. Bruno Mars takes on multiple music styles and tops them all. His given name is Peter Gene Hernandez.

Just when you thought that the piano died with Michael Bublé, John Legend comes around and tears at our hearts to give us some of the most beautiful music created in our time. Yes, his music is played at basically every wedding.

Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine was the unapologetic bad boy who everyone wanted to date ... that is until he was married to Behati Prinsloo in 2014. These days you can find him on "The Voice."

If you remember the '90s, you remember Will Smith from "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air." However, the Fresh Prince grew into one of the best actors of the 2000s with range to do comedy, drama and action.

You may remember David Bowie's acting chops from the cult classic "Labyrinth" (1986), but you definitely remember his singing career which spanned over three decades and changed the way we think of music.

We love to watch Gordon Ramsay tear apart terrible chefs and poor restaurant owners, but in the end, we all hope that he's a great guy. Spoiler Alert: he is a great guy ... as long as you're not cooking for him.