Happy Birthday to modern blues prodigy Jonny Lang (1981), "Party of Five" actor Andrew Keegan (1979), actress Sara Gilbert (1975), Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me star Heather Graham (1970), "The Punisher" star Thomas Jane (1969),

Dynasty was set in Denver and concerned the trials and tribulations of the oil-rich Carrington clan. John Forsythe and Linda Evans were top-billed as Blake and Krystle Carrington, but all the juicy scenes went to the cunning, conniving Alexis Carrington Colby, portrayed with caution to the winds by Joan Collins. Season two is now on DVD.

Original Charlie's Angels star Jaclyn Smith fears the cast of the cult 1970s TV series is cursed - because four leading stars have all battled cancer. Smith and fellow Angel Kate Jackson battled breast cancer, John Forsythe, who provided the voice of detective agency boss Charlie, is a colon cancer survivor, and Farrah Fawcett is currently fighting the disease.

Happy Birthday to modern blues prodigy Jonny Lang (1981), "Party of Five" actor Andrew Keegan (1979), actress Sara Gilbert (1975), Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me star Heather Graham (1970), "The Punisher" star Thomas Jane (1969), actor Edward Burns (1968), actor Nicholas Turturro (1962), Olympic diver Greg Louganis (1960), American model Gia Carangi (1960; d. 1986), talk show host Oprah Winfrey (1954), actress Ann Jillian (1950), Canadian actor Mark Singer (1948), "Magnum P.I." star Tom Selleck (1945), "Dynasty" actor John Forsythe (1918), original "hunk" Victor Mature (1913; d. 1999), American actor W.C. Fields (1880; d. 1946), and 25th President of the United States William McKinley (1843; d. 1901).

Happy Days star Henry Winkler is hoping to convince the stars of hit 1970s TV show Charlie's Angels to reunite for a 30th anniversary special later this year. Winkler and his production partner Michael Levitt have already gathered the casts of Happy Days, Dallas, Knots Landing and Dynasty for recent reunion specials.

Dynasty Reunion: Catfights & Caviar reunites original series stars Joan Collins, Linda Evans and John Forsythe to pay tribute and celebrate the long-running series Dynasty, one of the most popular series in television history, to be broadcast Tuesday, May 2, on CBS. Premiering 25 years ago in 1981, "Dynasty," which ran through 1989, exposed the saga of a wealthy oil business family and the conflicts that constantly arose between two huge corporations.

Heather Locklear, John James and Dihann Carroll have snubbed the chance to reunite with their Dynasty castmates in an upcoming TV special. Producer Michael Levitt is the brains behind the show, "Dynasty Reunion: Catfights & Caviar," and he invited the entire cast to team up for the anecdotal special, which will air in May.

Happy Birthday to modern blues prodigy Jonny Lang (1981), "Party of Five" actor Andrew Keegan (1979), actress Sara Gilbert (1975), "Emily's Reasons Why Not" star Heather Graham (1970), "The Punisher" star Thomas Jane (1969), actor Edward Burns (1968), actor Nicholas Turturro (1962), Olympic diver Greg Louganis (1960), American model Gia Carangi (1960; d. 1986), talk show host Oprah Winfrey (1954), actress Ann Jillian (1950), Canadian actor Mark Singer (1948), "Magnum P.I." star Tom Selleck (1945), "Dynasty" actor John Forsythe (1918), original "hunk" Victor Mature (1913; d. 1999), American actor W.C. Fields (1880; d. 1946), and 25th President of the United States William McKinley (1843; d. 1901).