* Justin Timberlake wasn't the only star suffering from the flu at the Grammys on Sunday - fellow performer and award winner Beyoncé Knowles also complained she had a bout of stomach flu. * Soul star John Legend was thrilled to hear Lionel Richie would be performing “Hello” at the Grammy Awards on Sunday night because he used to sing the ballad at talent contests.

This Thanksgiving weekend, sit back and let the holiday dinner -- and those endless leftovers -- digest over a tasty smorgasbord of entertaining movies on Lifetime Network that showcase the talents of stars from Amanda Peet and Tara Reid to Dominique Swaine.

Dermot Mulroney will join brother and sister team Elisabeth and Andrew Shue for a big-screen sports drama loosely based on events within the Shue family. “Gracie” is set in 1978 and inspired by real life events where a 16-year-old girl tries to win a spot on a boy's soccer team after a family tragedy.

A Happy Spooky Halloween Birthday to Coyote Ugly actress Piper Perabo (1977), 80s rap icon Vanilla Ice (1968), Beastie Boy Adam Horovitz a.k.a. the "King Ad-Rock" (1966), The Hot Chick Rob Schneider (1963), The Family Stone star Dermot Mulroney, baseball player Fred 'Crime Dog' McGriff (1963), U2 drummer Larry Mullin Jr. (1961), Lord of the Rings director Peter Jackson (1961), comedian John Candy (1950), Days of Our Lives mainstay Deidre Hall (1947), Irish thespian Stephen Rea (1946), Saturday Night Live alum Brian Doyle-Murray (1945), Little House on the Prairie star Michael Landon (1936), former CBS anchorman Dan Rather (1931), German photographer Helmut Newton, actress Dale Evans (1912), poet John Keats (1795), and Dutch Baroque artist Johannes Vermeer (1632).