Vanity Fair used to do this thing, years and years ago, where it would present a series of portraits of celebrities and slap them with names like "The Trailblazer" or "The Veteran" or whatever with a little blurb about what's so great about said celebrities. Well, that style was apparently very influential to up-and-coming editors because these days you can't crack open a magazine without some list of movie stars or pizzas or cleaning products with names like "The Workhorse" or "The New Kid" or what have you. The latest People magazine is the latest example, and they really went to town. See if you can match the titles on the left with the celebrities on the right. The answers are here.

The Breakout	Adele
The Truth-Teller	Amy Schumer
The TV Sweetheart	Ashley Graham
The Chameleon	Brie Larson
The Cover Girl	Christina Milian
The Double Threat	Daisy Ridley
The Superhero	Gal Gadot
The Powerhouse	Gillian Anderson
The Newcomer	Julianna Margulies
The Cool Girl	Kate McKinnon
The Charmer	Keke Palmer
The Leading Lady	Meagan Good
The Special Agent	Megyn Kelly
The Scene-Stealer	Rachel Bloom
The Voice	Saoirse Ronan