Publishers at HarperEntertainment have rushed to slam reports former The Brady Bunch star Maureen McCormick plans to tell all about a lesbian fling with her on-screen sister.

Wholesome former The Brady Bunch star Maureen McCormick is set to reveal the beloved 70s TV series' most shocking secret in a new book - she and her on-screen sister had a lesbian fling.

Happy Birthday to actress Ami Foster (1975), Fear Factory bassist Christian Olde Wolbers (1972), "Weekend at Bernie's" actor Jonathan Silverman (1966), Beastie Boy Adam Yauch (1964), tv and movie actor Clayton Rohner (1961), "The Brady Bunch" actress Maureen McCormick (1956), musician Rick Derringer (1947), "WKRP" star Loni Anderson (1946), actor John Saxon (1935), first man on the moon Neil Armstrong (1930), actor Tom Drake (1918; d. 1982), actor Robert Taylor (1911; d. 1969), and legendary film director John Huston (1906; d. 1987).

For the first time, Maureen McCormick, who is best known for playing the perfect Marcia Brady on the iconic situation comedy The Brady Bunch, goes public with her very real-life estrangement from her father on Dr. Phil, Tuesday May 22 (check your local listings).

Get in swimsuit shape for summer with your favorite celebrities with an all new season of Celebrity Fit Club: Men vs. Women. VH1’s popular fitness, nutrition and drama series is back for a fifth season premiering on April 22 at 9 PM ET/PT.

Beloved 1970s TV pin-up Maureen McCormick has stunned fans by confessing she secretly battled cocaine abuse and anorexia at the height of her fame. The actress, who played wholesome Marcia Brady on The Brady Bunch, has revealed she spent a decade hiding her demons from friends and fans in a new magazine article.

Get in swimsuit shape for summer with your favorite celebrities with an all new season of “Celebrity Fit Club.” VH1’s popular fitness, nutrition and drama series is back for a fifth season premiering in April 2007.

Happy Birthday to actress Ami Foster (1975), Fear Factory bassist Christian Olde Wolbers (1972), "Weekend at Bernie's" actor Jonathan Silverman (1966), Beastie Boy Adam Yauch (1964), tv and movie actor Clayton Rohner (1961), "The Brady Bunch" actress Maureen McCormick (1956), musician Rick Derringer (1947), "WKRP" star Loni Anderson (1946), actor John Saxon (1935), first man on the moon Neil Armstrong (1930), actor Tom Drake (1918; d. 1982), actor Robert Taylor (1911; d. 1969), and legendary film director John Huston (1906; d. 1987).