Zendaya Maree Stoermer Coleman (aka Zendaya) is an Emmy-winning actress, singer and producer who is best known for her roles in HBO's Euphoria, three blockbuster Spider-Man movies and as the female lead in director Denis Villeneuve's Dune films.

In 2010, Zendaya made her acting debut in the Disney Channel series Shake It Up before moving on to film roles in Frenemies (2012) and Zapped, both Disney Channel Original Movies.

At 16, she was a runner-up on Dancing With The Stars, placing behind eventual winner Kellie Pickler. In 2014, she was set to star in a Lifetime biopic of the late singer Aaliyah, but pulled out.

At age 24, Zendaya took home her first Emmy for Euphoria, becoming the youngest to ever do so in the Lead Actress in a Drama Series category. She is just the second Black woman to win in the category, following trailblazer Viola Davis.

Zendaya produced 2024's Challengers, in which she played a former tennis prodigy turned coach who makes no apologies for her game, either on or off the court.