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Rapper Foxy Brown (1979)

These ladies are in their 40s, 50s & 60s and boy do they look good. They stepped out this week for various star-studded events looking very svelte, in our opinion.

Happy Birthday to WWE wrestler Jillian Hall (1980), rapper Foxy Brown (1979), "7th Heaven" actress Sarah Danielle Madison (1974), actor Justin Whalin (1974), The Cardigans singer Nina Persson (1974),

My dear sweet Pushing Daisies, you left us far to soon. One might say the strike has caused you to be...pushing daisies! Oh that was clever. Bad puns aside, we're left without new episodes of one of this season's best new offerings. Even though it barely had time to hop off its training wheels, let's take a look at this modern-day fairy tale.

Five new prime-time TV series premiere the week of Monday, Oct. 1 (all times Eastern): ''Aliens in America'' What: A sitcom that mines humor from the miseries of adolescence as well as America's post-9/11 anxiety.

Happy Birthday to WWE wrestler Jillian Hall (1980), rapper Foxy Brown (1979), "7th Heaven" actress Sarah Danielle Madison (1974), actor Justin Whalin (1974), The Cardigans singer Nina Persson (1974), Cranberries singer Dolores O'Riordan (1971), singer Ce Ce Peniston (1969), "White Men Can't Jump" actress Rosie Perez (1964), A-Ha guitarist Pal Waaktaar (1961), "Spaceballs" actor Michael Winslow (1958), 'redneck' comedian Jeff Foxworthy (1958), "Third Rock From The Sun" actress Jane Curtin (1947), actress Swoosie Kurtz (1944), Pink Floyd bassist/singer/songwriter Roger Waters (1943), country singer David Allan Coe (1939), and funny actress Jo Anne Worley (1937).

Happy Birthday to WWE wrestler Jillian Hall (1980), rapper Foxy Brown (1979), "7th Heaven" actress Sarah Danielle Madison (1974), actor Justin Whalin (1974), The Cardigans singer Nina Persson (1974), Cranberries singer Dolores O'Riordan (1971), singer Ce Ce Peniston (1969), "White Men Can't Jump" actress Rosie Perez (1964), A-Ha guitarist Pal Waaktaar (1961), "Spaceballs" actor Michael Winslow (1958), 'redneck' comedian Jeff Foxworthy (1958), "Third Rock From The Sun" actress Jane Curtin (1947), actress Swoosie Kurtz (1944), Pink Floyd bassist/singer/songwriter Roger Waters (1943), country singer David Allan Coe (1939), and funny actress Jo Anne Worley (1937).

Sharon Stone is such a fan of the TV show Huff, she took the writers out to lunch and begged them to create a part for her on the show. The series features a psychiatrist, played by Hank Azaria, who is experiencing his own midlife crisis.