AceShowbiz - Governor Gavin Newsom has announced the newest inductees to the California Hall of Fame for the Class of 2026, bringing a special reunion for fans of the 1994 film True Lies.

Among the honorees are Hollywood legend and California’s 38th governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, who will be inducted alongside his co-star from True Lies, Jamie Lee Curtis. This marks a notable moment as the two actors from the iconic action-comedy film will be celebrated together at the ceremony scheduled for later this month.

In addition to Schwarzenegger and Curtis, the 2026 class features seven other distinguished individuals. This includes Olympic gold medalists Carl Lewis and Janet Evans, renowned celebrity chef Nobuyuki "Nobu" Matsuhisa, and acclaimed author Terry McMillan, famous for Waiting to Exhale.

The California Hall of Fame honors those who have made significant contributions to the state’s heritage and culture. The induction ceremony promises to be a star-studded event celebrating these influential figures across various fields, from sports and literature to entertainment and cuisine.

Fans and supporters will have the opportunity to watch the full induction ceremony, showcasing the achievements of Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jamie Lee Curtis, and their fellow inductees, highlighting their lasting impact on California and beyond.