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Which Star From Your Childhood Grew Up In Your State?

Ever wonder why there's fifty STARS on the American flag!?

Lukas Emory

Aug 10, 2016

Newark, Delaware

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Which Star From Your Childhood Grew Up In Your State?

Ever wonder if you're somehow connected to a celebrity? Check out the list below to find out which familiar face from your childhood grew up in the same state as you!

1. Alabama

Channing Tatum - Duke from "She's The Man" / Tyler from "Step Up"

2. Alaska

Khaled Leon Thomas - Zero from "Holes"

3. Arizona

Danielle Fishel - Topanga from "Boy Meets World"

4. Arkansas

Ne-Yo - Recording Artist

5. California

Amanda Bynes - Star of "The Amanda Show" / Queen of Nickelodeon

6. Colorado

Jon Heder - Napoleon from "Napoleon Dynamite"

7. Connecticut

Jenna Dewan Tatum - Nora from "Step Up"

8. Delaware

Ryan Phillippe - Barry from "I Know What You Did Last Summer"

9. Florida

Alexa Vega - Carmen from "Spy Kids"

10. Georgia

Raven Symoné - Star of "That's So Raven"

12. Idaho

Lillian Disney - Walt Disney's Wife (she named Mickey Mouse!)

13. Illinois

Keke Palmer - Mary from "Jump In!"

14. Indiana

Michael Jackson - Recording Artist / King of Pop

15. Iowa

Ashton Kutcher - Kelso from "That 70's Show"

16. Kansas

Kirstie Alley - Mollie from "Look Who's Talking"

17. Kentucky

Johnny Depp - Captain Jack Sparrow from "Pirates of the Caribbean"

18. Louisiana

Reese Witherspoon - Elle Woods from "Legally Blonde"

Britney Spears - Recording Artist / Princess of Pop

19. Maine

Anna Kendrick - Jessica from "Twilight"

20. Maryland

Penn Badgley - Dan from "Gossip Girl"

21. Massachusetts

Jennifer Coolidge - Fiona from "A Cinderella Story" / Paulette from "Legally Blonde" / Stifler's mom from "American Pie"

22. Michigan

Dave Coulier - Uncle Joey from "Full House"

23. Minnesota

Jessica Biel - Mary from "7th Heaven"

24. Mississippi

Brandy - Recording Artist

25. Missouri

Eminem - Recording Artist

26. Montana

Michelle Williams - Jen from "Dawson's Creek"

27. Nebraska

Gabrielle Union - Isis from "Bring It On!"

28. Nevada

Brendon Urie - Lead Singer of "Panic! at the Disco"

29. New Hampshire

Mandy Moore - Recording Artist / Jamie from "A Walk To Remember"

30. New Jersey

Christina Milian - Recording Artist

31. New Mexico

Adrien Grenier - Chase from "Drive Me Crazy"

32. New York

Lindsay Lohan - Hallie and Annie from "The Parent Trap"

33. North Carolina

Jackée Harry - Lisa from "Sister, Sister"

34. North Dakota

Kellan Lutz - Emmett from "Twilight"

35. Ohio

Lil Bow Wow - Recording Artist / Calvin from "Like Mike"

36. Oklahoma

Tisha Campbell-Martin - Jay from "My Wife and Kids"

37. Oregon

Kim Rhodes - Carey from "The Suite Life of Zack and Cody"

38. Pennsylvania

Will Smith - Recording Artist / Will from "The Fresh Prince of Bel Air"

39. Rhode Island

Emme Rylan - Winnie from "Bring It On 3"

40. South Carolina

Eartha Kitt - Yzma from "The Emperor's New Groove"

41. South Dakota

Bob Barker - Host of "The Price Is Right"

42. Tennessee

Justin Timberlake - Recording Artist / Member of N'SYNC

43. Texas

Hilary Duff - Lizzie from "Lizzie McGuire" / Queen of Disney Channel

44. Utah

Matthew Davis - Warner from "Legally Blonde"

45. Vermont

JoJo - Recording Artist

46. Virginia

Missy Elliot - Recording Artist

47. Washington

Kurt Cobain - Recording Artist / Lead Singer of Nirvana

48. Washington DC

Bill Nye - Host of "Bill Nye The Science Guy"

49. West Virginia

Steven Harvey - Steve from "The Steve Harvey Show"

50. Wisconsin

Mark Ruffalo - Adult Matt from "13 Going On 30"

51. Wyoming

Thomas Wilson Brown - Russ from "Honey, I Shrunk The Kids"

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Which Star From Your Childhood Grew Up In Your State?

Ever wonder why there's fifty STARS on the American flag!?

1. Alabama

2. Alaska

3. Arizona

4. Arkansas

5. California

6. Colorado

7. Connecticut

8. Delaware

9. Florida

10. Georgia

11. Hawaii

12. Idaho

13. Illinois

14. Indiana

15. Iowa

16. Kansas

17. Kentucky

18. Louisiana

19. Maine

20. Maryland

21. Massachusetts

22. Michigan

23. Minnesota

24. Mississippi

25. Missouri

26. Montana

27. Nebraska

28. Nevada

29. New Hampshire

30. New Jersey

31. New Mexico

32. New York

33. North Carolina

34. North Dakota

35. Ohio

36. Oklahoma

37. Oregon

38. Pennsylvania

39. Rhode Island

40. South Carolina

41. South Dakota

42. Tennessee

43. Texas

44. Utah

45. Vermont

46. Virginia

47. Washington

48. Washington DC

49. West Virginia

50. Wisconsin

51. Wyoming

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3. Going to the involvement fair to sign up for more clubs knowing that you are already too involved.

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