indoor volleyball and beach volleyball player, head coach of UC San Diego Tritons women's team Jeff Madsen – poker player, former youngest winner of World Series of Poker bracelet Ron Mael and Russell Mael – musicians (the band Sparks) Michael Medved '65 – film critic, radio host, commentator Penelope Ann Miller '81 – Tony Award and Golden Globe-nominated actress Jon Moscot '09 – American-Israeli major league baseball pitcher (Cincinnati Reds) Deroy Murdock '82 – syndicated columnist, political commentator Matthew Nelson and Gunnar Nelson – musicians, formerly of chart-topping early '90s band Nelson David Newman – film score composer '71 Thomas Newman '73 – film score composer Eddy Oh - musician, member of JJCC Philip Price '78 – musician, lead singer of the band Winterpills Redfoo (Stefan Kendal Gordy) - musician, member of LMFAO David Roback – musician, Rain Parade, Opal, Mazzy Star. Stephen Rosenbaum '83 – two-time Academy Award-winning visual effects supervisor Antonio Sabàto Jr. (born 1972) – Italian-American model, actor, and aspiring politician Jean Sagal and Liz Sagal – former Doublemint Twins and sisters of Katey Sagal Katey Sagal – Married with Children and Sons of Anarchy actress Michael Sandel '71 – professor at Harvard Kim Schrier '86 - US Congressional Representative of Washington's 8th congressional district Jay Schroeder '79 – former NFL quarterback – Washington Redskins, Los Angeles Raiders, Cincinnati Bengals, Arizona Cardinals Geoff Schwartz – former NFL offensive lineman – Carolina Panthers, Minnesota Vikings, Kansas City Chiefs, New York Giants Mitchell Schwartz – 3-time all-pro NFL offensive lineman – Cleveland Browns, Kansas City Chiefs Adam Shankman '82 – director and choreographer Stephen Silberkraus – Nevada State Assemblyman, District 29 Tony Sills – PGA Tour golfer Amy Smart '94 – actress Alan Smolinisky – entrepreneur, real estate investor, owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers Kent Steffes – Olympic gold medalist, beach volleyball (1996), professional beach volleyball player Randy Stoklos '78 - professional beach volleyball player Ted Stryker '89 – KROQ-FM DJ Syd – DJ producer and singer Hallie Todd '79 – actress (maiden name: Hallie Eckstein) Michael Trope '69 – trial lawyer, co-founder of Trope and Decarolis; previous sports agent Kiki Vandeweghe '76 – UCLA and NBA forward, general manager of Denver Nuggets David Wallechinsky '65 – author and essayist Chris Watts '82 – visual effects supervisor Forest Whitaker '79 – Academy Award-winning actor will.i.am (William James Adams Jr.) ‘93 – musician, member of The Black Eyed Peas