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"Cheaper By The Dozen" actress Bonnie Hunt (1961)

Three quick points: (A) I hereby nominate Barney's (Neil Patrick Harris) friends, Larrabee and Finkelstein, for their own show. Did anyone else notice these two goofballs

A dark cloud loomed over the Playboy Mansion. Hugh Hefner was dumped by not one but three babes simultaneously. Before you drown your all-my-heroes-are-geezers sorrows in Chivas and Cuban cigars,

Happy Birthday to "Harry Potter" nemesis Tom Felton (1987), British pop singer Billie Piper (1982), Taking Back Sunday singer Adam Lazzara (1981), Brazilian supermodel Fernanda Tavares (1980), rapper Mystikal (1975),

Scott Baio has revealed the truth about his baby daughter's health scare, which almost cost her life.

Actress Denise Richards has acknowledged a common thread between all of her ex-partners, including Charlie Sheen and Richie Sambora - they're all "bad boys."

You know them, you loathe them. They are the unnecessary, obnoxious and often just plain annoying mid-series additions to established shows. Sure, there are times when a compelling, fresh-faced character is introduced and breathes new life into a series. Unfortunately, those instances are few and far between. Like with most of the television industry, the bad in this case far outweighs the good.

The logic behind the spin-off is very sound. Take a beloved character or concept from a pre-existing series and create an entire new show. You have an established character or brand and thus a built-in fan base. It makes perfect sense, no?

"The season of trophies is truly a season in hell." Sean Penn, speaking at the Palm Springs International Film Festival on Saturday, isn't a fan of the awards season.

Reformed womanizer Scott Baio finally decided to settle down when a gorgeous young woman he'd never met before told him he was too old to be lusting after girls half his age.