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"Funny People" star Adam Sandler (1966)

The Dukes Of Hazzard star John Schneider has blasted his former TV bosses for failing to pay him millions of dollars in royalties from the hit show.

Former Dukes Of Hazzard star Tom Wopat has reportedly been fined by cops after he was caught with marijuana at an airport in Wisconsin.

Happy Birthday to "Brokeback Mountain" actress Michelle Williams (1980), modern jazz singer Michael Buble (1975), "E.T." star Henry Thomas (1971), New Zealand model Rachel Hunter (1969), "Click" star Adam Sandler (1966),

Actor John Schneider's publicist has launched a campaign to bring beloved TV series The Dukes Of Hazzard back for its 30th anniversary. Michael Barnard claims ABC Family Channel bosses in America, who now own the rights to the TV series, which starred Schneider and Tom Wopat, have no plans to air the show in the near future,

Happy Birthday to "Brokeback Mountain" actress Michelle Williams (1980), modern jazz singer Michael Buble (1975), "E.T." star Henry Thomas (1971), New Zealand model Rachel Hunter (1969), "Click" star Adam Sandler (1966), Food Network chef Mario Batali (1960), "Notting Hill" star Hugh Grant (1960), "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine," "Voyager," and "Enterprise" actor Jeffrey Combs (1954), Eurythmics guitarist Dave Stewart (1952), "The Dukes of Hazzard" star Tom Wopat (1951), Buffalo Springfield bassist Bruce Palmer (1946; d. 2004), R&B singers Dee Dee Sharp (1945), singer Otis Redding (1941), actress Sylvia Miles (1932), actor Cliff Robertson (1925), femme fatale Jane Greer (1924; d. 2001), "Batman" actor Neil Hamilton (1899; d. 1984), baseball legend Waite Hoyt (1899; d. 1984), German film director/actor Max Reinhardt (1873; d. 1943), and Russian novelist Leo Tolstoy (est. 1828; d. 1910).

Happy Birthday to "Brokeback Mountain" actress Michelle Williams (1980), modern jazz singer Michael Buble (1975), "E.T." star Henry Thomas (1971), New Zealand model Rachel Hunter (1969), "Click" star Adam Sandler (1966), Food Network chef Mario Batali (1960), "Notting Hill" star Hugh Grant (1960), "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine," "Voyager," and "Enterprise" actor Jeffrey Combs (1954), Eurythmics guitarist Dave Stewart (1952), "The Dukes of Hazzard" star Tom Wopat (1951), Buffalo Springfield bassist Bruce Palmer (1946; d. 2004), R&B singers Dee Dee Sharp (1945), singer Otis Redding (1941), actress Sylvia Miles (1932), actor Cliff Robertson (1925), femme fatale Jane Greer (1924; d. 2001), "Batman" actor Neil Hamilton (1899; d. 1984), baseball legend Waite Hoyt (1899; d. 1984), German film director/actor Max Reinhardt (1873; d. 1943), and Russian novelist Leo Tolstoy (est. 1828; d. 1910).

Happy Birthday to "Brokeback Mountain" actress Michelle Williams (1980), modern jazz singer Michael Buble (1975), "E.T." star Henry Thomas (1971), New Zealand model Rachel Hunter (1969), "Click" star Adam Sandler (1966), Food Network chef Mario Batali (1960), "Notting Hill" star Hugh Grant (1960), "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine," "Voyager," and "Enterprise" actor Jeffrey Combs (1954), Eurythmics guitarist Dave Stewart (1952), "The Dukes of Hazzard" star Tom Wopat (1951), Buffalo Springfield bassist Bruce Palmer (1946; d. 2004), R&B singers Dee Dee Sharp (1945), singer Otis Redding (1941), actress Sylvia Miles (1932), actor Cliff Robertson (1925), femme fatale Jane Greer (1924; d. 2001), "Batman" actor Neil Hamilton (1899; d. 1984), baseball legend Waite Hoyt (1899; d. 1984), German film director/actor Max Reinhardt (1873; d. 1943), and Russian novelist Leo Tolstoy (est. 1828; d. 1910).

Nathan Lane and Dukes Of Hazzard star Tom Wopat are taking Tom Hanks and Leonardo DiCaprio's hit movie Catch Me If You Can to the stage. Tony Award-winner Lane will take on Hanks' Hanratty role in the upcoming musical production, while Wopat will portray Frank Abignale, Sr. - who was played by Christopher Walken in the film.

Former Democratic Congressman Ben Jones, who played "Cooter" on the hit television show "The Dukes of Hazzard," has released a statement regarding an incident involving the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra. Jones calls the situation "a dangerous affront to the rights of performing artists and their audiences, and the worst example of political correctness I've ever heard of."