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Actress Cassandra Peterson aka "Elvira: Mistress of the Dark" (1951)

Actress Natasha Richardson's unexpected death in a skiing accident late last month stunned and saddened the public. The usually overzealous media even seemed to tread lightly,

Hilary vs. Faye, Beyonce vs. Etta and Chris Brown vs. Decent Society: No doubt about it, the celebrity feud is alive and well. Though many celeb squabbles make for amusing gossip fodder,

Happy Birthday to singer Jennifer Pena (1983), Simple Plan drummer Chuck Comeau (1979), "American Idol" finalist Constantine Maroulis (1975), Red "Power Ranger" Austin St. John (1975), singer Anastacia (1968), rapper Doug E. Fresh (1966),

"Amie what you wanna do?/ I think I could stay with you / For a while, maybe longer if I do," sings Pure Prairie League. Well, there are quite a few Amys that we're sure

Brothers and sisters tend to fight and get jealous of one another. But could you imagine if your sibling was more famous and better looking than you? Ouch! Here's a list of celebrities and their not so good looking siblings.

LOS ANGELES (AP) - James Garner, who was hospitalized late last week after suffering a minor stroke,

The widow of John Ritter has spoken for the first time since two doctors were cleared of misdiagnosing the actor's fatal heart condition. Amy Yasbeck and the couple's eldest children had launched a $67 million wrongful death case against cardiologist Joseph Lee and radiologist Matthew Lotysch at Glendale's Superior Court, following the actor's sudden demise in September 2003.

Singer/songwriter Josh Ritter was once offered comforting words from the afterlife by a psychic who wrongly assumed he was the son of late actor John Ritter. The folk star is regularly linked with the TV star, who suddenly died from heart failure in 2003, because they share the same surname.

The two doctors accused of misdiagnosing late actor John Ritter's fatal heart condition have been cleared by a California court. The TV star's widow, Amy Yasbeck, and the couple's eldest children launched a $67 million wrongful death case against cardiologist Joseph Lee and radiologist Matthew Lotysch at Glendale's Superior Court, following the actor's tragic and sudden passing in September 2003.