Selma Blair

Selma Blair is an American actress known for her diverse roles in film and television, transitioning from pop culture comedies to critically acclaimed dramas, and later becoming an advocate for disability awareness. After her breakthrough performance as Cecile Caldwell in the critically acclaimed film Cruel Intentions in 1999, Selma Blair quickly established herself as a versatile actress. Prior to this, Blair had made her professional acting debut in a 1995 episode of The Adventures of Pete & Pete, followed by her first feature film role in The Broccoli Theory (1996). Her compelling turn in Cruel Intentions earned her an MTV Movie Award for Best Kiss in 2000 and the Young Hollywood Award for ‘Exciting New Face’ the same year.

Most recently, Blair showcased her resilience and grace as a contestant on Dancing with the Stars in 2022, further inspiring audiences globally. She continues to contribute to film and television while actively championing inclusivity and awareness for chronic illness. Her enduring impact on both the entertainment industry and as a global advocate will be further recognized with the upcoming CineHealth Lifetime Achievement Award in 2025.