Katherine McNamara ( (Steven Ferdman/Getty Images for NYFW: The Shows) No doubt about it, this Golden Globe and SAG nominee is on a hot streak, with Finestkind, co-starring Ben Foster and Tommy Lee Jones, expected later this year. This year she’s got Scream VI taking over movie theaters, and Wednesday dominating your TV, and her iconic Wednesday dance went viral. Jenna Ortega (Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/FilmMagic via Getty Images) Next up is HBO’s The Idol co-starring The Weeknd. How could she not be stunning with a mom like Vanessa Paradis and a dad like Johnny Depp? A Chanel model and Elle cover girl, she’s not just a pretty face, she can act, too, making her debut in Kevin Smith’s Tusk in 2014, and since starring in The Dancer as the legendary Isadora Duncan. Lily-Rose Depp ( (Photo by Taylor Hill/WireImage via Getty Images) Catch her opposite Austin Butler and Tom Hardy in the upcoming The Bikeriders. And why wouldn’t they? An Emmy winner and Golden Globe, SAG, and Critics Choice nominee, this Killing Eve star is truly killing it. Matt Damon and Adam Driver fought to the death over her in 2021’s The Last Duel. Jodie Comer ( (Neil Mockford/FilmMagic via Getty Images) Look for her in the upcoming Netflix romcom A Family Affair opposite Zac Efron and Nicole Kidman, and also Uglies, a dystopian look at compulsory beauty. Well, she’s a big girl now in Bullet Train, where she plays a sexy assassin who outwits damn near everyone, including Brad Pitt. She gave you goosebumps in The Conjuring when she was just a kid.

Look for her next year in the Spider-Man spinoff, Madame Web with Dakota Johnson. So grown up that she played the deadly daughter of Jason Momoa in Netflix’s Sweet Girl. If you somehow get stuck watching Dora and the Lost City of Gold, you might notice the titular explorer is all grown up. In 2021 she invited everyone to get SOUR, the name of her Grammy-winning debut album with the viral hit, “Drivers license.” Not just a sensational voice, she’s also an actor, having played musical theater nut Nini who heads west with showbiz dreams in High School Musical: The Musical: The Series. Olivia Rodrigo ( (Dave J Hogan/Getty Images) Last year marked a move from popular entertainment to arthouse cinema when she starred in The Whale as troubled daughter Ellie to Brendan Fraser’s obese English professor. She joined the party as Max Mayfield on Stranger Things, and if you didn’t fall for her there, she got you as Suzanne Ballard on American Odyssey. Sadie Sink ( (John Phillips/Getty Images) Also a pop singer since 2014’s “Can’t Blame a Girl for Trying,” her fifth album, Emails I Can’t Send, dropped last year.

Upcoming is Netflix’s Alice in Wonderland and Into the Deep Blue. You know her as Maddy in Emergency, but she’s already a veteran performer at the age of 24 with credits like Girl Meets World and Clouds. Sabrina Carpenter ( (Roy Rochlin/Getty Images)

A Big Surprise by Kristi T. Butler