Rachel McAdams has just been officially honoured with her own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, marking a major milestone in a career that has spanned over two decades. The ceremony took place on January 20, 2026 at 6922 Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles.
The 47-year-old Canadian actress was joined by celebrated collaborators including director Sam Raimi and actor Domhnall Gleeson, who both spoke at the event and praised her range and impact in film. She was surrounded by loved ones, including her longtime partner Jamie Linden, making a rare public appearance, and her family.
McAdams has been a familiar face in Hollywood since her breakout roles in Mean Girls and The Notebook in the early 2000s. Over the years she has balanced blockbuster success with critically acclaimed work, like her Oscar-nominated performance in Spotlight and her turn on Broadway, allowing her to build a diverse and respected body of work.
In a heartfelt speech during the ceremony, McAdams also paid tribute to influential figures in her life, including the late Diane Keaton, whom she remembered as a mentor and friend from their time working together.
Receiving a star on the Walk of Fame is one of Hollywood’s most symbolic honours, and for McAdams it stands as a celebration not just of her performances on screen but of her evolution as an artist and her lasting impact on audiences around the world.
Fans and industry peers alike hailed the moment as a long-overdue recognition of a career that has influenced romantic comedies, dramas, and beyond, reminding everyone why McAdams remains one of entertainment’s most admired performers.