Is This Celebrity Still Alive?

Wilson! Yes, Tom Hanks is still alive. To this day, we can't see a volleyball without thinking about "Castaway." It's been our fave Tom Hanks movie forever, but with "A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood" (Hanks will play Mr. Rogers) coming out, it might get pushed out of the top spot.

Angelina Jolie is definitely still alive. Her divorce with Brad Pitt became final in 2019. But the couple has six children together, so you know what that means. The pair, who co-starred in "Mr. and Mrs. Smith," will be seeing more of each other in the years to come. Let's hope it's not too awkward.

Not only is Jennifer Lopez alive, but the woman is positively thriving. When you look at her, you'd never guess she's 50 years old. That skin, that body! If you told us J-Lo is 20 years old, we'd believe you. Alex Rodriguez is a lucky man to get to hang around such a talented, beautiful lady.

"The dude who played Iron Man" has a name, and it's Robert Downey Jr. Even though Tony Stark died in "Avengers: Endgame," the actor who portrayed him is very much still alive. An OG Brat Packer, Downey struggled with substance abuse issues in his youth but overcame them to become one of Hollywood's highest-paid actors.

If you've been to the movies this last summer, then you know Will Smith is most definitely still alive. He voiced The Genie in the live-action adaptation of Disney's "Aladdin." Such an iconic role goes great with Smith's multiple Golden Globe and Academy Award nominations (not to mention his four Grammy Awards).

No worries, fam, Oprah Winfrey is still alive. In her 65 years on Earth, she's done A LOT and has a net worth of more than $2.5 billion to show for it. Personally, we'll never forget the time she shared the wealth and gave everyone in her audience a car. May those memes live forever!

He may not be the Hollywood heartthrob he once was, but George Clooney doesn't look bad for 58 years old. You may have never seen the show "ER," but trust us when we tell you it was a big deal in the '90s. These days, Clooney (who is still alive) is enjoying life with his wife, human rights lawyer Amal.

If you want to talk about multi-talented people, you can't have a real conversation without mentioning Cher. She can sing. She can dance. She can act. And that's just for starters! At 73 years old, Cher is still touring, and her outfits are as crazy as ever.

She might have disappeared from the public eye for a while, but we hope you didn't think she was dead. One of the best-selling music artists of all time, Taylor Swift is most definitely still alive. Perhaps a few fellow celebs wish her ill, though.

Oh yeah, that's Julia Roberts! Sometimes we get her confused with Sandra Bullock (probably because they're both so gorgeous and talented). Roberts is still alive and still making movies. In 2018, the actress took Prime Video by storm with the psychological thriller "Homecoming."

After years and years of making people laugh, Robin Williams died in August 2014. He committed suicide following a long battle with mental health and substance abuse issues. You probably remember him for his roles in "Mrs. Doubtfire," "Night at the Museum" and "Good Will Hunting." Williams voiced the original Genie in Disney's "Aladdin."

In November 2013, actor Paul Walker died in a car accident. He was riding home from a charity event with a friend when their vehicle hit a pole and exploded into flames. Due to the timing of his death, Walker did not finish filming "Furious 7," but the movie paid homage to him with CGI (and Paul's real-life brother standing in as him!) anyway.

In 2016, Carrie Fisher suffered cardiac arrest and died. She was 60 years old. Fisher is best known for her role as Princess Leia. Just one day after Fisher passed away, her famous mother, Debbie Reynolds, died following a stroke.

Alright, THIS is Sandra Bullock. Like Julia Roberts (who we sometimes confuse her with), she's still alive. We totally freaked out over her Netflix movie "Bird Box" which hit the streaming service in 2018. It was a lot different than "The Proposal" but equally entertaining.

Yeah, guys, Johnny Depp is still alive. And, you know what? We think Disney might still be making "Pirates of the Caribbean" movies. Cray. Most recently, Depp played the notorious wizard Grindelwald in the latest installment of the "Fantastic Beasts" movies.

Nbd, but singer Mariah Carey (who is totally still alive) has sold more than 200 million records worldwide during her career. Mariah is the "Songbird Supreme" due to the insane fact that she has a five-octave vocal range.

Just two years after retiring, Avicii (whose real name was Tom Bergling) died in Muscat, Oman. Avicii, who was 28 years old, reportedly committed suicide. He's credited for helping electronic music break into Top 40 radio.

Easily recognized by her funky, '60s-style hair, Amy Winehouse was a British soul singer. She died in July 2011 from alcohol poisoning. Like other greats (Jim Morrison, Jimi Hendrix and Kurt Cobain), Winehouse was 27 years old when she passed away.

Michael Jackson died after suffering a cardiac arrest in June 2009. The "Thriller" singer's death was ruled a homicide, and it is believed prescription drugs played a part. He may be gone, but we still think of MJ every time we attempt to moonwalk.

While he's dabbled in dramatic roles, Adam Sandler (alive and well) is known for being a funny man. He can make some way hilarious voices! We love him as the overprotective father Dracula in "Hotel Transylvania." And, of course, who could forget him in "Big Daddy?" A total classic!

In one of the most shocking deaths of 2018, celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain died of an apparent suicide. Just 61 years old, he was in France filming for a future episode of "Parts Unknown." His incredible storytelling abilities and lust for life will be missed.

The positively hilarious Joan Rivers died in September 2014, and tbh, we've laughed significantly less in the years since. Before the comedian passed away due to surgery complications, Rivers wasn't afraid to take down any (and we mean ANY) celebrity. Stars and stylists alike feared her.

Steve Irwin died in September 2006. While filming an underwater documentary, The Crocodile Hunter was pierced in the heart by a stingray barb. His wife, Terri, and their children carry on his legacy of conservation.

The actress was every dude's crush after she co-starred in "Transformers," and Fox appeared in magazines like Maxim and Rolling Stone. But then, she sort of disappeared. Fox has talked about conflict with filmmaker Michael Bay and her subsequent industry blacklisting.

The world lost a real talent when actor Heath Ledger died in January 2008. A few months before his death, Ledger finished filming his performance as the Joker in "The Dark Knight." When the movie hit theaters, fans showed up in droves to see the actor's final performance.

Prince died in April 2016 at his Minnesota residence. But before his untimely death, the 57-year-old singer made his mark on the music world. He released a whopping 39 studio albums and won seven Grammys. Oh, and we can't leave out his Academy Award!

Actor Owen Wilson is still alive and still rocking those messy blond locks. He's made, like, so many movies. Our favorite?/ Eh, we're going to have to go with "Midnight in Paris."

Yeah, Michael Jordan was a great basketball player, but more importantly, he was in "Space Jam!" Okay, maybe not "more importantly," but it was a really good movie. Jordan, who played 15 seasons in the NBA, is still alive and principal owner of the Charlotte Hornets.

We haven't seen him onscreen in years, but actor Macaulay Culkin is still alive. These days, the former child star runs a satirical pop culture website called Bunny Ears. Huh, we had no idea.

At 38 years young, Julia Stiles is still alive. Her angsty-AF portrayal of Kat Stratford was a big mood, and we will watch "10 Things I Hate About You" any day of the week. In 2012, Stiles had a role in "Silver Linings Playbook," which also majorly pulled at our heartstrings.

Steven Spielberg is a film legend and the highest-grossing film director in history. Because he's still alive, we hope we'll have an opportunity to thank him for all the nightmares we had after seeing "Jurassic Park" as kids.

As an older dude now, we're not sure how much he's hanging out "In Da Club," but 50 Cent is still alive. The rapper (whose real name is Curtis Jackson) is considered one of the best artists of the 2000s. Billboard ranked him the third-best rapper of the decade behind Eminem and Nelly.

Maybe you remember him in "Cruel Intentions." Perhaps you have known him as Reese's (former) hot hubby. Either way, this is Ryan Phillippe, and he's still alive. Most recently, the actor starred in the thriller drama series "Shooter."

We see Keenan Thompson on "SNL," but whatever happened to Kel Mitchell from Nickelodean's "Keenan & Kel?" He's still alive, and while not quite as active as his old comedy partner, he still makes the rounds. Mitchell has appeared on "Wild 'N Out" and as a guest voice on "SpongeBob SquarePants."

After an 18-month battle with liver cancer, David Bowie died at his home in January 2016. Just two days before his death, he released his final album, "Blackstar." The glam-rock superstar gave us bops until the very end.

We loved her as Tai Frasier in "Clueless" and were heartbroken to learn of her death in December 2009. After collapsing in her Los Angeles home, Murphy died at the hospital as a result of cardiac arrest. Her doctors believed it was triggered by pneumonia.

Many Harry Potter fans considered Irish actor Richard Harris the perfect casting choice to play the beloved Professor Dumbledore. Unfortunately, Harris died after the second movie finished filming. "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" was his final role.

Music fans around the world were shocked by Mac Miller's death in September 2018. Born Malcolm James McCormick, his lyrics often mentioned his struggles with substance abuse and depression. After a toxicology report, medical examiners ruled Mac's death an accidental overdose.

In July 2019, former Disney star Cameron Boyce died. His family reported he passed away in his sleep after having a seizure. Boyce played Luke Ross in the Disney Channel show "Jessie" and also had roles in several feature films, including "Grown Ups."