Imagine stepping into a world where Hollywood's glitz meets Broadway's allure. This star-studded list isn't just about actors; it's a celebration of those rare gems who can dazzle on screen and mesmerize with their vocal talents. Some aren't aware of these artists captivating in blockbuster movies and delivering soul-stirring performances on stage.

They seamlessly blend acting with singing, creating magic that resonates beyond the final curtain call. Each name on our list brings its own unique flavor to this eclectic mix, proving that their talents know no bounds. Let's go on a musical journey as we explore the remarkable abilities of these multi-talented stars.

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Kevin Bacon

Known widely for his roles in "Footloose" and "Mystic River," Kevin Bacon's artistic repertoire also extends to music. He formed The Bacon Brothers band in 1995, blending folk, rock, and soul alongside his brother Michael Bacon. Their debut album, "Forosoco," along with subsequent releases like "The Bacon Brothers" and "Philadelphia Road," showcase his musicality.

The band's live performances, including notable gigs at music festivals and tours, reveal a different side of Kevin that resonates with heartfelt lyrics and melodies. His involvement in music, parallel to his acting career, highlights his versatility as an entertainer and his passion for storytelling through song.

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Ricky Gervais

Before achieving fame with "The Office," Ricky Gervais had a stint in music as the lead singer of the new wave band Seona Dancing in the 1980s. Their singles, "More to Lose" and "Bitter Heart," showcased his early vocal talents, although they didn't gain significant commercial success.

We've also enjoyed the "After Life" actor's musical skills in his comedic work, notably in the TV series "Extras" and the film "David Brent: Life on the Road," where he performed original songs in character. This blend of comedy and music underscores Ricky's diverse creative abilities, going beyond his renowned persona as a comedian and actor.

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Bruce Willis

Best known for his action-packed roles in the "Die Hard" film series, Bruce Willis also dabbles in the music world. He released his debut album, "The Return of Bruno," in 1987, which blended pop, R&B, and blues, featuring hits like "Respect Yourself." This musical endeavor showcased his different side, one that resonates with rhythm and soul.

While Bruce never joined a band, his performances, including a memorable duet with The Temptations on "Saturday Night Live," revealed his ability to entertain beyond the big screen. Though less frequent, his musical pursuits add an intriguing layer to his dynamic career as an entertainer.

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David Duchovny

Mostly known for his role in "The X-Files," David Duchovny has ventured into music, revealing another layer of his artistic talent. He released his first album, 2015's "Hell or Highwater," showcasing a folk-rock style, blending thoughtful lyrics with a laid-back sound. He continued with "Every Third Thought" and "Gestureland," further solidifying his place in music.

David's live performances, including gigs at iconic venues like The Cutting Room in New York, have displayed his passion for music. While he's not associated with any bands, his solo music career is still a feather in the cap of this multifaceted persona as an actor and writer.

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Russell Crowe

Distinguished for his powerful performances in "Gladiator" and "A Beautiful Mind," Russell Crowe is also passionate about music. He led the band 30 Odd Foot of Grunts (TOFOG), which released several albums, including "Bastard Life or Clarity" in 2001. This musical venture showcased his gruff yet melodic vocal style.

Russell's role in "Les Misérables" in 2012 brought his singing to the big screen, displaying his versatility as an actor and a singer. While his music career may not be as prominent as his acting, it adds a rich, unique dimension to his talents, highlighting an artist committed to diverse forms of expression.

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Clint Eastwood

Famous for iconic Western roles and directorial excellence, Clint Eastwood also possesses a surprising singing talent. His musical foray began with "Rawhide's Clint Eastwood Sings Cowboy Favorites," released in 1963, reflecting his on-screen cowboy persona. In a notable departure, he showcased his vocal abilities in the 1969 musical "Paint Your Wagon."

He performed songs like "I Talk to the Trees" and "Gold Fever." While not part of a band, Clint's directorial works often feature his musical touch, revealing a blend of Western ruggedness and melodic artistry. His multifaceted talent bridges the gap between the tough on-screen image and a softer, more lyrical side.

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Robert Downey Jr.

Best known for portraying Iron Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Robert Downey Jr. isn't just a charismatic actor but a talented singer, too. His solo album, "The Futurist," released in 2004, reveals a mix of jazz, classical, and pop influences, showcasing his multifaceted musical abilities.

Robert's vocal prowess isn't confined to the studio; he's delivered memorable live performances, including with Sting on his 60th birthday, where his rendition of "Driven to Tears" captivated the audience. Though not part of a band, his collaborations reflect a genuine passion for music, adding another layer to his dynamic artistic persona.

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Keanu Reeves

Famous for his roles in "The Lake House," "The Matrix," and "John Wick" series, Keanu Reeves's artistic pursuits extend into the realm of music. He co-founded the alternative rock band Dogstar in the 1990s, where he played bass guitar. The group released two albums, 1996's "Our Little Visionary" and 2000's "Happy Ending," showcasing his musical talents.

While his singing wasn't the main feature, Keanu's involvement in the band highlighted his passion for music. All these musical endeavors add a unique aspect to the "Hardball" star's repertoire, illustrating his versatility and commitment to diverse forms of artistic expression.

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Jamie Foxx

An Oscar-winning actor known for his roles in "Ray" and "Django Unchained," Jamie Foxx is also a Grammy-winning singer. He launched his music career with the 1994 album "Peep This." His singing abilities shone in collaborations with Kanye West in "Gold Digger" in 2005 and with T-Pain in "Blame It" in 2008.

His portrayal of Ray Charles further highlighted Jamie's musical versatility, where he delivered stunning vocal performances. He hasn't been part of a band, but his solo career, punctuated by chart-topping hits and soulful albums like 2005's "Unpredictable" and 2008's "Intuition," showcases his dynamic range as an entertainer.

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Brie Larson

In the dynamic realms of acting and music, Brie Larson stands out. Renowned for her Oscar-winning performance in "Room" and as the iconic Captain Marvel, she also shines as a vocalist. Her 2005 pop album "Finally Out of P.E." showcases her musical versatility, mirroring her youthful zest.

In 2010, Brie lent her voice to the virtual band in "Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game," adding a vibrant edge to its sound. Her rendition of "Black Sheep" further unveiled her enchanting vocal talent, captivating audiences with a performance that transcended her acclaimed acting skills.

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Scarlett Johansson

Renowned for her roles in "Lost in Translation" and as Black Widow in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Scarlett Johansson also boasts a notable singing career. Her musical debut came with 2008's "Anywhere I Lay My Head," a collection of Tom Waits covers displaying her unique vocal charm. She further explored music with Pete Yorn on their 2009 album "Break Up."

The piece blended indie and folk influences. Not just a solo artist, Scarlett was part of the supergroup The Singles, adding a pop element to her diverse artistic repertoire. While less prominent than her acting, her singing showcases her versatility and passion for creative expression.

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Katie Holmes

Celebrated primarily for her acting in "Dawson's Creek" and movies like "Batman Begins," Katie Holmes has also ventured into the realm of singing. Her vocal talents were notably showcased in the 2005 film "Batman Begins," where she performed a brief but memorable singing scene.

While Katie hasn't released any albums or been part of a band, her singing moments are rare yet delightful surprises in her acting career. Though not as frequent or widely known as her acting, her performances add an intriguing dimension to her artistic profile, revealing a side of her talent that resonates with her fans differently.

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Ryan Gosling

Known primarily for his acting in films like "The Notebook," "The Mickey Mouse Club," and "La La Land," Ryan Gosling also possesses a notable talent in music. He showcased his vocal skills in the latter in 2016, enchanting audiences with his performances.

Beyond acting, Ryan co-founded the indie rock band Dead Man's Bones in 2007, releasing a self-titled album in 2009. The group's music, featuring his haunting vocals and instrumental versatility, received acclaim for its unique, eerie sound. This musical venture, combined with his cinematic achievements, reveals a multifaceted artist adept at both captivating on-screen and engaging through his melodies.

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Salma Hayek

Gaining fame for her roles in films like "Frida" and "Desperado," Salma Hayek has also demonstrated her singing abilities in several projects. Her portrayal of Frida Kahlo in 2002 included performing traditional Mexican songs showcasing her vocal talent. Her singing, though less widely recognized than her acting, adds a rich layer to her performances.

Salma's adaptability reflects the depth and versatility of her artistic skills. She hasn't released any albums or been part of a musical band. Still, her on-screen singing moments remain memorable, highlighting her ability to captivate audiences through her acting and expressive voice.

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Cara Delevingne

Primarily known for modeling and roles in films like "Suicide Squad," Cara Delevingne has also ventured into music. She showcased her singing skills in the 2015 film "Paper Towns," where she performed the song "I Feel Everything." Yet to release any solo albums, her collaborations reflect her musical inclination.

Cara featured in the "Nothing Came to Me" music video by Donnie Trumpet & the Social Experiment and lent her voice to the "Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets" soundtrack. Her musical pursuits, along with modeling and acting, reveal a multifaceted artist exploring different avenues of creative expression.

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Kate Hudson

Gaining acclaim for her role in "Almost Famous," Kate Hudson has also revealed her singing talents in various projects. She surprised audiences with her singing prowess in the 2009 musical film "Nine," delivering a captivating performance of "Cinema Italiano."

While Kate hasn't released any solo albums or been part of a band, her forays into musical performances on screen have showcased her versatile artistic abilities. Her role in "Music" in 2021, directed by Sia, further highlighted her vocal talent, demonstrating that she can hold her own in acting and the musical arena, adding yet another dimension to her impressive career.

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Robert Pattinson

Perhaps even the most die-hard fans might now know of this. Achieving global fame as Edward Cullen in the "Twilight" movie series, Robert Pattinson also harbors a less-known talent as a singer and musician. His hauntingly melodious voice graced the "Twilight" soundtrack with songs like "Never Think" and "Let Me Sign," recorded in 2008. These performances unveiled a soulful, reflective side of him, distinct from his on-screen heartthrob persona.

Though he hasn't released a solo album or been part of an official band, Robert's musical contributions to film soundtracks speak to a deep, personal connection with music.

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Katey Sagal

Well-known for her role as Gemma Teller Morrow in "Sons of Anarchy," Katey Sagal has also carved a niche for herself in the music world. Her 1994 album "Well..." showcases her powerful, soulful voice, blending rock and country influences. She was not just a solo artist; Katey sang backup vocals in the 1970s for legends like Bob Dylan and Tanya Tucker.

It demonstrated her early commitment to music. Katey's role in "Sons of Anarchy" often featured her singing, including memorable performances like "Bird on a Wire." This blend of acting and music highlights a versatile talent, adept in both dramatic storytelling and evocative musical expression.

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Idris Elba

Acclaimed for his acting in "Luther," "Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom," and "The Wire," Idris Elba's talents also shine in the music industry. He's not just an actor; his foray into music includes DJing and rapping. His EP "High-Class Problems Vol. 1," released in 2010, offered a glimpse of his musical prowess.

Idris has DJed at clubs and festivals, further diversifying his artistic repertoire. While he hasn't been part of a traditional band, his collaborations on music projects like "Murdah Loves John" (the soundtrack for "Luther") in 2015 reveal a multifaceted artist blending the worlds of acting and music with charismatic flair.

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Zooey Deschanel

With her quirky charm in "New Girl" and "500 Days of Summer," Zooey Deschanel also shines as a singer and musician. She forms one half of the folk duo She & Him with M. Ward, with albums like "Volume One" in 2008 showcasing her sweet, vintage-inspired vocals.

Not just a studio artist, Zooey's live performances, including She & Him's tours, have charmed audiences with their whimsical, retro vibe. Her singing, integral to her role in the Christmas film "Elf," further highlights her musical talent. The "Physical" starlet's distinct and soulful voice adds a delightful layer to her dynamic career, blending acting and music harmoniously.

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Zoë Kravitz

Daughter of music icon Lenny Kravitz and Star of "Big Little Lies" and "Mad Max: Fury Road," Zoë Kravitz aces more than acting and modeling; she's also a gifted singer. As the frontwoman of the band Lolawolf, formed in 2013, her music blends electronic and R&B elements.

Their albums, including "Calm Down" in 2014 and the EP "Tenderness" in 2020, showcase her unique, sultry voice. Zoë's live performances with Lolawolf have captivated audiences, displaying her dynamic stage presence. Her involvement in music and acting achievements reveals an artist who thrives on creative experimentation, seamlessly moving between the worlds of cinema and song.

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Macaulay Culkin

Skyrocketing to fame as a child actor in "Home Alone's" first two film series, Macaulay Culkin has also dabbled in music. He surprised many by leading a parody rock band, The Pizza Underground, which humorously reworked classic Velvet Underground songs with pizza-themed lyrics.

Their 2013 debut performances blended comedy and music, showcasing his playful and unconventional artistic side. While the group disbanded in 2018, their unique take on popular songs left a memorable mark. Macaulay's foray into music, though whimsical and not mainstream, highlighted his willingness to explore and enjoy different forms of creative expression beyond his established acting career.

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Maya Rudolph

Maya Rudolph, a comedic talent on "Saturday Night Live" and in films like "Bridesmaids," also possesses a rich musical heritage. She inherited a love for music from her mother, soul singer Minnie Riperton. Before her comedy career, she was a backing singer and keyboardist for the alternative rock band The Rentals.

She contributed to the musical outfit's 1999 album, "Seven More Minutes." Her singing has often been showcased on "SNL" and in various film roles, where she effortlessly blends humor with her melodic voice. Maya's musical talents, though less highlighted, form an integral part of her versatile and dynamic artistic profile.

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Meghann Fahy

Meghann Fahy's vocal talents might surprise those who primarily recognize her from "The Bold Type." Her singing abilities were prominently showcased in the Broadway production "Next to Normal," where her performance as Natalie Goodman revealed a powerful and emotive voice.

She hasn't released any solo albums, nor has she been part of a musical band, but her Broadway role and occasional singing performances on "The Bold Type" highlight her versatility as an artist. These forays into music display not just Meghann's acting prowess but also her ability to captivate audiences with her singing, adding depth to her creative repertoire.

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Hugh Laurie

Diving into the blues genre with passion, Hugh Laurie, widely recognized for his roles in "House," showcases his musical talents through several albums. His debut album, "Let Them Talk," released in 2011, and the follow-up, "Didn't It Rain," released in 2013, reveal his deep appreciation for the blues.

Hugh's performances extend beyond the recording studio; he's impressed audiences with live shows worldwide, including a memorable performance at the Cheltenham Jazz Festival. The "Avenue 5" star's involvement in music, though different from his acting career, highlights his artistic versatility and dedication to exploring and celebrating the rich heritage of blues music.

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Zosia Mamet

Stepping beyond her notable Shoshanna Shapiro role in "Girls," Zosia Mamet reveals her equally charming musical side. Along with her sister, Clara Mamet, she formed the folk duo The Cabin Sisters, delving into a world of musical storytelling. Their Kickstarter campaign in 2013 aimed to fund a video, reflecting her commitment to her singing aspirations.

While they haven't released a full album, the duo's venture into music shows Zosia's versatility as an artist. Her acting and producing prowess, combined with her foray into music, paints a picture of a multifaceted talent eager to explore different forms of creative expression beyond the screen.

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Michael C. Hall

Transitioning seamlessly from his acclaimed role in "Dexter" to the world of music, Michael C. Hall has showcased his singing talents on several notable stages. He starred in the Broadway productions "Hedwig and the Angry Inch" and "Lazarus," featuring songs by David Bowie. Critics praised his for its emotional depth and vocal range.

Michael hasn't released any solo music albums, but his involvement in these musical projects highlights his versatile abilities as an actor and singer. This aspect of his career offers a glimpse into his diverse skill set, merging the intensity of acting with the expressiveness of music.

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Taylor Momsen

While Taylor Momsen is widely recognized for her role as Jenny Humphrey in "Gossip Girl," her musical talents are equally impressive. She leads the rock band The Pretty Reckless, which she formed in 2008, showcasing her powerful vocals and songwriting skills.

Their 2010 debut album, "Light Me Up," followed by hits like "Going to Hell" and "Death by Rock and Roll," received critical acclaim. Taylor's commanding stage presence in live performances has solidified her status as a rock music powerhouse. Her transition from acting to music reflects a deep passion and commitment to her craft, highlighting her as a dynamic and multi-talented artist.

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Jason Schwartzman

Jason Schwartzman, known for his quirky roles in Wes Anderson films like "Rushmore," also flourishes in the music world. He was the drummer and songwriter for the band Phantom Planet, famous for their hit "California," which became the theme song for "The O.C."

Their 2002 album "The Guest" marked a high point in his music career. Post the musical outfit, Jason continued his musical journey with the solo project Coconut Records, releasing "Nighttiming" in 2007 and "Davy" in 2009, displaying his knack for indie pop. His dual talents in acting and music showcase creative versatility, resonating with fans across both mediums.

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Brian Austin Green

Diving into the music scene, Brian Austin Green, widely recognized for his role in "Beverly Hills, 90210," showcased his singing prowess with his album "One Stop Carnival," released in 1996. This hip-hop album, produced by The Pharcyde's Slimkid3, revealed a different side of him, distinct from his television persona.

Though not as extensive as his acting career, Brian's musical journey displayed his willingness to explore and express himself in different artistic forms. While he has yet to be part of a band or follow up with more musical projects, this foray into music remains a unique chapter in his diverse career in the entertainment industry.

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Lucy Hale

Best known for her role in "Pretty Little Liars," Lucy Hale also shines in the music industry. Her 2014 country music album "Road Between" showcased her vocal talent beyond the screen. Her music career journey, highlighted by her performance at the Grand Ole Opry, demonstrates her passion for storytelling through song.

While her focus shifted back to acting, Lucy's venture into music, particularly in the country genre, revealed a multifaceted artist capable of captivating TV audiences and music lovers. Her musical journey, though brief, adds a rich layer to her artistic persona, blending the charm of country music with her on-screen charisma.

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Jeremy Renner

Venturing beyond his action-packed roles in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Jeremy Renner has also made his mark in the music world. He surprised many with his musical talents, releasing singles like "Main Attraction" in 2019 and "The Medicine" in 2020. These forays showcase his different side, which resonates with a blend of rock and pop influences.

While Jeremy hasn't been part of a band, his solo musical projects demonstrate his versatility as an artist, seamlessly transitioning from the dramatic intensity of acting to the expressive world of music, revealing a multifaceted talent that captivates in more ways than one.

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Leighton Meester

While widely recognized for her role as Blair Waldorf in "Gossip Girl," Leighton Meester's talents extend to music. She showcased her vocal skills in the 2010 film "Country Strong" and released a song from the soundtrack. Her debut album, "Heartstrings," released in 2014, revealed a folky, soft-pop sound that diverged from her on-screen persona.

Leighton's music, characterized by introspective lyrics and a gentle vocal style, highlights her ability to express emotion not just through acting but also through song. Though not associated with a band, her solo musical endeavors have allowed her to explore a more personal and artistic side.

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Michael Cera

Distinguished primarily for his acting in "Arrested Development" and his voice work in "The Berenstain Bears," Michael Cera also explores the realm of music. His album "True That," released in 2014, showcases a collection of lo-fi tracks, highlighting his skills as a multi-instrumentalist and a singer.

This indie album, released quietly online, reflects Michael's subtle and reflective approach to music. He's collaborated with the band Mister Heavenly, playing bass on their tour, and contributed musically to film soundtracks. His foray into music reveals a side that complements his acting, offering a glimpse into his diverse artistic talents that span beyond the screen.

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Juliette Lewis

Juliette Lewis, acclaimed for her roles in "Natural Born Killers" and "Cape Fear," channels her intense on-screen energy into her music. As the lead singer of Juliette and the Licks, a rock band formed in 2003, she unleashed a raw, powerful vocal presence.

The band's albums, including "You're Speaking My Language" and "Four on the Floor," highlight her dynamic performance style. After the band's split, the "Mayday" star embarked on a solo musical career journey, maintaining her distinctive, energetic rock sound. Much like her acting, her music showcases a passionate and unbridled spirit, showcasing her as a formidable talent in both fields.

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Michael Shannon

Known for his intense roles in films like "Revolutionary Road," "Before the Devil Knows You're Dead," and "The Shape of Water," Michael Shannon also expresses his artistic talents through music. He's a lyricist and the lead singer of the indie rock band Corporal, formed in 2002.

Their self-titled album, released in 2010, showcases his gritty, expressive vocals, starkly contrasting his often serious acting roles. Although less mainstream, Michael's musical pursuits reveal a versatile artist capable of channeling his emotive depth into his acting and his music, captivating audiences with his performances in cinema and on the music stage alike.

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Emmy Rossum

While widely recognized for her role in "Shameless," Emmy Rossum has a voice that resonates well beyond her acting. She released a classical crossover album, 2007's "Inside Out," epitomizing her operatic training and vocal range. Her musical talents were also prominently featured in 2004's "The Phantom of the Opera," where her performance as Christine Daaé captivated audiences.

Emmy's ability to blend her acting with her singing has defined her career, revealing an artist proficient in both fields. While not part of a band, her solo musical endeavors provide a deeper insight into her artistic capabilities, adding a melodious dimension to her already impressive repertoire.

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Eddie Murphy

Even though Eddie Murphy's comedic and acting talents are well-known from films like "Beverly Hills Cop," "Dr. Dolittle," and "Coming to America," he also ventured into the world of music. His most notable hit, 1985's "Party All the Time," showcased a different side of his entertainment skills.

He followed this with albums like "How Could It Be" (1985), "So Happy" (1989), and "Love's Alright" (1993), exploring various musical styles. Eddie's foray into music, much like his acting and comedy career, highlights his willingness to experiment and express himself in different artistic mediums, adding a unique aspect to his multifaceted career.

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Jeff Bridges

Renowned for his acting in films like "The Big Lebowski" and "The Last Picture Show," Jeff Bridges also has a notable music career. His self-titled album, released in 2011, revealed his talent as a singer and songwriter, delving into folk and country music.

This album followed his Oscar-winning performance in "Crazy Heart" (2009), where his portrayal of a washed-up country singer was critically acclaimed and musically impactful. Jeff's involvement in the band The Abiders, performing at venues like the Lebowski Fest, further showcases his musical versatility. His transition from screen to stage in music underscores a multifaceted artist, equally adept in acting and singing.

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Alyssa Milano

While primarily known for acting in"Charmed" and "Melrose Place," Alyssa Milano also embarked on a music career, which was particularly popular in Japan. Her albums, including "Look in My Heart" and "Alyssa," displayed a pop style, resonating with her young fanbase.

The "Who's the Boss?" star's musical journey, featuring four studio albums, was marked by a departure from her acting persona, showcasing her versatility as an entertainer. Although Alyssa never joined a band, her solo musical projects in the late 1980s and early 1990s highlighted a different aspect of her talents, adding another creative layer to her well-established career in the entertainment industry.

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Jack Black

Diving into the music scene with his characteristic energy, Jack Black isn't just a comedic actor and a skilled singer. He co-founded the rock duo Tenacious D in 1994, showcasing his vocal and comedic talents. Their self-titled album, released in 2001, followed by "The Pick of Destiny" and "Rize of the Fenix," has cemented his status in the music world.

Jack's live performances and films like "School of Rock" and "Nacho Libre" display his dynamic stage presence and musicality. His blend of comedy and rock in Tenacious D offers a unique entertainment experience, highlighting his multifaceted artistic talents.

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Jennifer Love Hewitt

Beyond her acting in "Ghost Whisperer" and "I Know What You Did Last Summer," Jennifer Love Hewitt has showcased her singing talents. She released her debut album, "Love Songs," at just 12 years old in 1992, revealing a penchant for music early in her career.

Jennifer's subsequent albums, "Let's Go Bang" (1995) and "Jennifer Love Hewitt" (1996), explored pop and R&B, showcasing her versatile vocal abilities. Her most notable single, "BareNaked" (2002), from the album of the same name, demonstrated a matured, refined style. Although we're accustomed to seeing her acting on-screen, Jennifer has repeatedly proven she's a multifaceted performer.

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Addison Rae

Skyrocketing to fame through TikTok, Addison Rae gave us her debut single, "Obsessed," in 2021. This release marked a new venture for her, showcasing a pop sound that resonated with her extensive social media following.

While Addison hasn't released a full album or been part of a musical band, her hit singles hint at potential future projects. The starlet's transition from social media stardom to recording artist highlights her desire to explore different forms of creative expression, blending her online persona's viral charm with the rhythm and melody of pop music.

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Frankie Muniz

Initially capturing hearts in "Malcolm in the Middle," Frankie Muniz surprised fans with his musical talent alongside race car driving. He was the drummer for the band Kingsfoil, a Pennsylvania-based indie rock group, from 2012 to 2014. This period would mark his exploration into the music world, deviating from his well-known acting path.

Although he didn't venture into singing or solo music projects, Frankie's role in Kingsfoil showcased a different artistic side, demonstrating his versatility beyond acting. His memorable stint in the band, contributing to their dynamic sound, allowed him to engage with the creative process of making music. Is there anything this brilliant young star can't do?