Happy Birthday to Conor Oberst a.k.a. Bright Eyes (1980), Incubus singer Brandon Boyd (1976), "24" actress Sarah Wynter (1973), "Xena: Warrior Princess" actress Renee O'Connor (1971), synth-pop artist Jane Child (1967),

Herman Melville's epic high seas novel Moby Dick is set for a big return to the big screen. Wanted filmmaker Timur Bekmambetov has been hired to adapt a graphic novel-style screenplay written by Adam Cooper

Happy Birthday to Conor Oberst a.k.a. Bright Eyes (1980), Incubus singer Brandon Boyd (1976), MLB pitcher Ugueth Urbina (1974), "24" actress Sarah Wynter (1973), Czech hockey star Jaromir Jagr (1972), "Xena: Warrior Princess" actress Renee O'Connor (1971), synth-pop artist Jane Child (1967), late SNL alum Chris Farley (1964; d. 1997),

Drew Barrymore refuses to take any type of anti-depressant medication because she is terrified it could change her personality - even though she suffers from crippling panic attacks. The actress accepts medication helped her father, but she remains convinced the drugs would stifle her emotions and leave her a different person.

Drew Barrymore was relieved to reconcile with her estranged father shortly before his death in 2004 because their newfound friendship made the loss "a beautiful experience." The 31-year-old actress nursed her dad John Drew Barrymore in the final year of his fight with cancer.

Happy Birthday to Conor Oberst a.k.a. Bright Eyes (1980), Incubus singer Brandon Boyd (1976), MLB pitcher Ugueth Urbina (1974), "24" actress Sarah Wynter (1973), Czech hockey star Jaromir Jagr (1972), "Xena: Warrior Princess" actress Renee O'Connor (1971), synth-pop artist Jane Child (1967), late SNL alum Chris Farley (1964), Culture Club bassist Mickey Craig (1960), UB40 guitarist Ali Campbell (1959), American actor Christopher McDonald (1955), "Simpsons" creator Matt Groening (1954), singer Melissa Manchester (1951), "Dr. Quinn" actress Jane Seymour (1951), comedian Harvey Korman (1927), character actor Kevin McCarthy (1914), Cuban-American actor Cesar Romero (1907; d. 1994), prolific actor John Barrymore (1882), equal rights protester Susan B. Anthony (1820), and Italian astronomer Galileo Galilei.