Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jamie Lee Curtis Inducted into California Hall of Fame

California Governor Gavin Newsom announced the Class of 2026 for the California Hall of Fame, featuring a reunion of the "True Lies" cast from 1994. Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jamie Lee Curtis will be honored during a ceremony on March 19 at the California Museum in Sacramento. They will join seven other inductees, including Olympic gold medalists Carl Lewis and Janet Lewis, celebrity chef Nobuyuki “Nobu” Matsuhisa, and author Terry McMillan. The Hall of Fame recognizes individuals whose achievements reflect California's spirit of resilience and creativity.

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Governor Newsom emphasized the importance of the inductees, stating that they "represent the best of the California spirit." He noted that the new class highlights Los Angeles as a global center of culture and innovation. The induction ceremony aims to celebrate those who have significantly impacted California's culture and communities.

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The induction of Schwarzenegger and Curtis into the California Hall of Fame not only honors their individual accomplishments but also reflects the state's ongoing legacy as a hub for entertainment and cultural innovation. This recognition serves to inspire future generations of artists and leaders in California.

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In his announcement, Governor Newsom remarked, “From the State Capitol to Los Angeles, from bestselling books to Olympic triumphs, the inductees of the 19th class of the California Hall of Fame have reshaped our culture and our communities.” This statement underscores the diverse contributions of the inductees to California's identity.

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• “Resilient and innovative, these leaders and luminaries represent the best of the California spirit.” — Gavin Newsom, Governor of California

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The induction ceremony promises to be a celebration of California's rich cultural history and the individuals who have shaped it.

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