Here's Everyone Who Earned Hollywood Walk of Fame Stars In 2024

HOLLYWOOD, CA — Since its completion in 1961 — when visitors began walking on the original 1,558 stars on Tinseltown's sidewalks — the Hollywood Walk of Fame has added over 1,000 new stars.

This year — as always — that included some major celebrities. Batman became the first-ever superhero to receive his own star — a designation that also earned him a Guinness World Record.

He joined the likes of Dr. Dre, Lenny Kravitz, Kerry Washington, Eugene Levy and many others who received stars on the walk of fame. The most recent star, for Jude Law, marked the 2,798th plaque installed in the sidewalks of Hollywood Boulevard and surrounding streets.

Below find a list of everyone who received a Walk of Fame star in 2024. Videos of each recipient's category are linked in their names, while additional coverage from the ceremonies are linked underneath the star's information.

Batman
Motion Pictures
6764 Hollywood Blvd. — in front of the Hollywood Guinness World Records Museum

The Caped Crusader was the first superhero to get a Walk of Fame Star, a designation that earned him a Guinness World Record.

Glen Ballard
Recording
6253 Hollywood Blvd.

The six-time Grammy-winner's credits include producing and cowriting Alan's Morissette's "Jagged Little Pill," as well as songs for Wilson Phillips, Dave Matthews, Aretha Franklin and many more.

Richard Blade
Radio
1725 Vine St.

“Richard has enriched many lives with his incredible talent and passion for music. This ceremony will bring back great memories and music from the 1980s when he was with Los Angeles radio station, KROQ. What makes this award even more special for Richard is that he was nominated by his fans!," Walk of Fame producer Ana Martinez said.

Tim Burton
Motion Pictures
6600 Hollywood Blvd. — in front of Hollywood Toys & Costumes

"This is very special to me. ... As a child I used to come down here from Burbank on the bus — no adults. In fact, I was young enough to think these things (stars) were actually gravestones when I first came down here," Burton said.

George Clinton
Recording
6752 Hollywood Blvd.

“George Clinton is a highly influential song writer, record producer, and performer known for his contributions to Funk music. He has been instrumental in shaping the sound of Funk and pushing musical boundaries. His distinctive style, flamboyant persona, and psychedelic stage presence have made him a beloved figure and a pioneer of the genre," Martinez said.

Dr. Dre
Recording
6840 Hollywood Blvd.

“Dr. Dre’s contributions to the music industry are undeniable and have left an indelible mark on popular culture. As a producer, rapper, and entrepreneur, Dr. Dre has continuously pushed boundaries and set new standards for excellence. It is with great pride that we honor his incredible career and extraordinary impact," Martinez said.

Willem Dafoe
Motion Pictures
6284 Hollywood Blvd.

“Willem Dafoe is an immensely talented and versatile actor who has become a prominent figure in the film industry. He has captivated audiences with his remarkable performances, often portraying characters with a unique intensity and complexity," Martinez said.

Charles Fox
Recording
6752 Hollywood Blvd. — in front of the Musician's Institute

"Charles Fox’s contributions to the music industry are undeniable," Martinez said. “His star will be located in front of the Musician’s Institute and just a few feet away from his late friends: composer Jerry Goldsmith and songwriter Hal David!”

Kevin Feige
Motion Pictures
6840 Hollywood Blvd. — in front of the El Capitan Theatre

"There are few, if any, filmmakers who have had the kind of impact and track record that Kevin has had,” Martinez said of Marvel's chief producer. “The many films he has worked on have become a cultural phenomenon and a major part of the cinema world’s history."

Chris Hemsworth
Motion Pictures
6819 Hollywood Blvd. — in front of Ovation Hollywood

"Chris is known for his remarkable performances that have captivated audiences worldwide,” Martinez said.

Sammy Hagar
Recording
6212 Hollywood Blvd.

“From his humble beginnings in Fontana, California to strolling the Hollywood Walk of Fame as a young boy, he has truly come a long way!" Martinez said of the Van Halen rocker.

Ken Jeong
Television
1708 Vine St.

"I'm the most grateful person to my fans, to any audience member watching me. Because at the end of the day, you are putting bread on my table. You are letting me do what I love to do more than anything else in the world," the comedian said at his October star unveiling.

Lenny Kravitz
Recording
1750 N. Vine St. — in front of the Capitol Records Tower

"I used to walk these very streets because the action and the grit that I was missing in New York was right here in Hollywood," Kravitz said at his March ceremony. "As a teenager, I spent a lot of time walking up and down Hollywood Boulevard, seeing the names of all my idols.

Eugene Levy
Television
7080 Hollywood Blvd.

"Eugene is slow to anger, slow to judge. Some of his friends joke that he's just generally slow — no, no — I say he is patient, he is thoughtful, he is considerate. He carefully considers any new idea offered him when he's collaborating with others," longtime collaborator Catherine O'Hara said at Levy's March ceremony. "He's an empathic director, he's a generous writer, you are a supportive actor, even when you're the leading man — and it's often the case that he helped you get the job in the first place."

Jude Law
Motion Pictures
6840 Hollywood Blvd. — next to the El Capitan Theatre

At the December unveiling ceremony, Law highlighted the importance of collaboration in acting. And said that all those who have worked with him over his 30-year career are "the reason I have this star, and I want to thank them all."

"Unlike playing an instrument, or writing, or painting, you can't act alone. It's a frustrating side of the job, but the need to collaborate is very much at the heart of the medium's biggest reward," he said.

Lang Lang
Live Performance
7044 Hollywood Blvd.

“The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce is proud to recognize Lang Lang’s outstanding contributions to the world of classical music and celebrate his extraordinary talent with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame," Martinez said.

Mario Lopez
Television
6930 Hollywood Blvd. — in front of Wahlburgers and across the street from the world famous Chinese Theatre

"A special thanks to two legends who were incredibly influential in my life and my career — the late Norman Lear, who gave me my first professional job when I was only 10 years old on a show called 'a.k.a. Pablo,' and Dick Clark, who I was proud to call a good friend and a mentor to me,'' Lopez said at his October ceremony. "He said, Mario, there are a lot of great actors out there, but very few great hosts.'"

Ray Liotta
Motion Pictures
6201 Hollywood Blvd. — in front of Eastown

"I'm so touched to be accepting this honor on behalf of my dad," the late Liotta's daughter, Karsen Liotta, said at the ceremony. "I couldn't be more proud of him. He was a one-of-a-kind actor, and the best friend, brother and father anyone could ask for. I lucked out with you."

Ewan McGregor
Motion Pictures
6840 Hollywood Blvd. — next to the El Capitan Theatre

"I had absolutely no idea what it would feel like or what it would mean, but it's meaning a great deal and it feels very nice, and I feel very touched by the whole thing," McGregor said at his September ceremony. "I'm so moved that I'm close to my old friend, Carrie Fisher, on the pavement here. That means a great deal to me too."

Garrett Morris
Television
6411 Hollywood Blvd.

“Garrett Morris is a true entertainment icon and is ready for Prime Time on the Walk of Fame! He joins other SNL stars who are Walk of Famers, Chevy Chase, John Belushi, and Gilda Radner," Martinez said.

Juanita Moore
Motion Pictures
6100 Hollywood Blvd.

Actress Debbie Allen spoke at the ceremony for the late Moore, who was the fifth Black actress to be nominated for an Oscar, for 1960's "Imitation of Life."

“Juanita Moore stood tall as an incredible actor that gave us a footprint and a light and a path upon which we could find our own,” Allen said.

Ralph Macchio
Television
6633 Hollywood Blvd.

"My mom and dad are watching right now. It means the world to me for them to experience this," Macchio said at his November ceremony. "They and my brother, Steven, provided the foundation for who I am."

Jenni Rivera
Recording
1750 N. Vine Street

“Jenni’s star represents not only her incredible achievements as an artist, but also her resilience, courage, and unwavering spirit that continue to inspire her fans around the world,” Martinez said.

Mark Ruffalo
Motion Pictures
6777 Hollywood Blvd. — in front of Stella Adler Academy of Acting

"I'm just so moved," Ruffalo said at his February ceremony. "I'm so grateful for this and I'm so grateful for these tributes from people that I go so far back with, who I really started all this with and who I love and admire and who represent so many different parts of why I'm here today."

Martha Reeves
Recording
7080 Hollywood Blvd.

“We are very proud to honor Martha Reeves with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. It is wonderful to see that her legacy and contributions to the music world will be recognized” Martinez said. “Being a Motown great, it is fitting that her star will be on the strip where many iconic Motown acts such as: The Supremes, Stevie Wonder, The Temptations and The Miracles have also been honored with their own stars!” added Martinez.

Otis Redding
Recording
6150 Hollywood Blvd.

“The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce is honored to dedicate a star to the legendary Otis Redding, whose music continues to inspire generations,” Martinez said.

Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons
Recording
6150 Hollywood Blvd.

“It’s hard to believe that this whole thing started when I was about 14 or 15 years old and I did my very first performance in front of an audience, and it was a school recital when I sang ‘White Christmas’ a capella,” Valli said at his May ceremony. “Who would have dreamed it would have gone this far.”

Vince Vaughn
Motion Pictures
6201 Hollywood Blvd.

"I remember being a kid and both my parents — I'm lucky to have them both here — and the gift of storytelling and watching movies and laughing and talking about them afterward, both my dad and my mom," Vaughn said at his August ceremony.

Carl Weathers
Motion Pictures
7076 Hollywood Blvd.

“Carl left an indelible mark on the worlds of sports and entertainment, and it is our honor to immortalize his legacy on our iconic sidewalk. We are happy to know that Weathers was actively involved in preparing to receive his star before his passing, and that he was very proud to be recognized with this prestigious honor,” Martinez said.

Charlie Wilson
Recording
6201 Hollywood Blvd.

"This star represents not only journey but also the power of resilience, faith and unwavering support of those who believe in you," Wilson said at his January ceremony. "Thank you all for being part of this incredible moment."

Kerry Washington
Television
6258 Hollywood Blvd. — in front of The W Hollywood Hotel

"My mom and dad also taught me to dream. They taught me to believe and to pursue. And so here we are. Mom, dad, can you believe it? An actual star. You made a wish and it came true and now I am swirling in a galaxy of other stars, all encouraging each other to shine brightly and light the way for somebody else's dreams," Washington said at her December ceremony.

City News Service contributed to this report.