Lisa Kudrow, Sam Rockwell, Smashing Pumpkins in Hollywood Walk of Fame 2027 class
The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce announced the 2027 Hollywood Walk of Fame class, featuring a diverse group of actors, musicians, and other entertainers. Notable inductees include Lisa Kudrow, Sam Rockwell, and the band Smashing Pumpkins among many others. Ceremony dates have not yet been scheduled.
- ▪The 2027 class includes television stars such as Lisa Kudrow, Pedro Pascal, and Keke Palmer, as well as film actors like Sam Elliott, Idris Elba, and Kate Hudson.
- ▪The punk band The Ramones will be honored 50 years after the release of their debut album, and the recording category features artists such as Karol G., David Guetta, Sia, Lil Wayne, Smashing Pumpkins, and Linkin Park.
- ▪A posthumous star will be awarded to the late Waylon Jennings, while sports entertainment honoree Jimmie Johnson and radio personality Charlamagne Tha God are also recognized.
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The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce has announced its 2027 Hollywood Walk of Fame class, including “Friends” star Lisa Kudrow and film star Sam Elliott, selected from hundreds of nominations and ratified by the Chamber’s board. The punk band The Ramones also will be honored, 50 years after their debut album. Other television honorees include Pedro Pascal, Keke Palmer, Raven-Symone, David Alan Grier, Bill Lawrence, Adam Scott and Jeff Probst. Motion Pictures honorees include Idris Elba, Kate Hudson, Cheech & Chong, Delroy Lindo, Sam Rockwell, Ted Sarandos and sisters Elle and Dakota Fanning, who will share a joint star ceremony.
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