  We construct smooth static bubble solutions, denoted as topological stars, in
five-dimensional Einstein-Maxwell theories which are asymptotic to
$\mathbb{R}^{1,3}\times$S$^1$. The bubbles are supported by allowing
electromagnetic fluxes to wrap smooth topological cycles. The solutions live in
the same regime as non-extremal static charged black strings, that reduce to
black holes in four dimensions. We generalize to multi-body configurations on a
line by constructing closed-form generalized charged Weyl solutions in the same
theory. Generic solutions consist of topological stars and black strings
stacked on a line, that are wrapped by electromagnetic fluxes. We embed the
solutions in type IIB String Theory on S$^1\times$T$^4$. In this framework, the
charged Weyl solutions provide a novel class in String Theory of multiple
charged objects in the non-supersymmetric and non-extremal black hole regime.
