Rock Star Look-Alikes

It looks as if The Mothers of Invention frontman and all-around musical genius Frank Zappa unknowingly fathered a son who would grow up to be a movie star, with lead roles in blockbuster hits such as 'Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps,' 'Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull' and the 'Transformers' trilogy.

Sure, Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder is having a pretty good fall so far -- he recently was invited to share the stage with Bruce Springsteen and Tom Morello in Chicago. But now the guy finds his twin? What a month!

If there were a book of A-listers who wanted to play Jimi Hendrix in the new biopic, surely it'd be a lengthy one. But how many can actually pull it off? Well, in our opinion, Andre 3000 would be at the top of that list. Just look at the picture...

Freddie Mercury was a total rock star, and the lead singer of Queen, one of the most influential bands to ever grace the stage. Now, that influence seems to have extended to one of comedy's biggest film icons.

Okay, so obviously One Direction's Harry Styles doesn't come close in the rock star reputation or talent level competition as the one and only Rolling Stones frontman, Mick Jagger, but the striking resemblance between the two is so crazy we needed to point it out.

You know ZZ Top and their legendary beards, but did you know that the one member of the Texas trio without wild facial hair is actually named Frank Beard? How funny is that?!

Ever hear of the band LMFAO? Neither had we, but when we came across the American hip-hop duo the other day two things happened: First, we were, well, laughing our f---ing a--es off at the name of the group, which is a bit ridiculous, in a great way.

It must be kind of weird to hang out with somebody who looks like you, but that's exactly what happens when Sammy Hagar kicks it with chef Guy Fieri.

The 1975 film 'Lisztomania' starred the Who's Roger Daltrey, but Ringo Starr's cameo performance as the Pope was just as memorable. Starr made his first big screen appearances in the Beatles flicks 'A Hard Day's Night' and 'Help!,' but by the time 'Lisztomania' rolled around, he had appeared in a handful of other films, including Frank Zappa's '200 Motels.'

When we picture Sting, we don't typically picture a fully bearded man wearing a fitted dark suit and one of those old-fashioned stringy bow ties. Thinking back to his Police days, that's the last thing in the world we would have ever expected to see him in...