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Country singer LeAnn Rimes (1982)

Happy Birthday to country singer LeAnn Rimes (1982), "King Kong" actor Jack Black (1969), "90210" star Jason Priestley (1969), Scottish actor Billy Boyd (1968), Canadian country singer Shania Twain (1965), actress Amanda Tapping (1965), daytime actress Emma Samms (1960), "City Slickers" actor Daniel Stern (1957), baseball player/manager Lou Piniella (1943), actor David Soul (1943), Velvet Underground guitarist Sterling Morrison (1942; d. 1995), actor Ben Gazzara (1930), and Russian novelist Leo Tolstoy (1828; d. 1910).

Happy Birthday to country singer LeAnn Rimes (1982), "King Kong" actor Jack Black (1969), "90210" star Jason Priestley (1969), Scottish actor Billy Boyd (1968), Canadian country singer Shania Twain (1965), actress Amanda Tapping (1965), daytime actress Emma Samms (1960), "City Slickers" actor Daniel Stern (1957), baseball player/manager Lou Piniella (1943), actor David Soul (1943), Velvet Underground guitarist Sterling Morrison (1942; d. 1995), actor Ben Gazzara (1930), and Russian novelist Leo Tolstoy (1828; d. 1910).

Actors David Soul, Jaclyn Smith and Tony Curtis have paid tribute to late TV legend Aaron Spelling, who died on Friday. The Hollywood producer, who was responsible for a host of shows including Charlie's Angels, Dynasty, Starsky & Hutch and Beverly Hills 90210, passed away in his Los Angeles home following a stroke.

Dallas director Gurinda Chadha has disappointed fans by insisting there will be no cameos in the movie version of the hit 1980s TV series. The filmmaker was appalled by David Soul and Paul Glazer's brief appearances in the recent Starsky & Hutch remake and is determined not to allow her project to suffer the same embarrassment.

Starsky And Hutch star David Soul is recording a new music album - almost 30 years since he last topped the charts. The 62-year-old actor, who has garnered critical acclaim for his performance in stage musicals in London's West End, promises to stay true to his roots.

Starsky & Hutch stars David Soul and Paul Michael Glaser are in discussions to revive the hit 1970s police show. Soul, who is currently performing in the London West End musical “Mack and Mabel,” is convinced fans would love to see the cult partners on TV screens again.