Actress Penelope Ann Miller has given birth to a baby girl.

Happy Birthday to kitschy "American Idol" reject William Hung (1983), English actor Orlando Bloom (1977), "Baywatch" actress Nicole Eggert (1972), "Grey's Anatomy" star Patrick Dempsey (1966),

Fun-loving screen legend Marlon Brando left a lasting impression on actress Penelope Ann Miller by throwing rolled up pieces of bread at her across a restaurant. Brando, who died in 2004, worked with Miller on the 1990 movie The Freshman.

Happy Birthday to kitschy "American Idol" reject William Hung (1983), English actor Orlando Bloom (1977), "Baywatch" actress Nicole Eggert (1972), "Grey's Anatomy" star Patrick Dempsey (1966), screen and stage actress Penelope Ann Miller (1964), country singer Trace Adkins (1962), "Seinfeld" actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus (1961), film composer/Yes guitarist Trevor Rabin (1954), voice actor Richard Moll (1943), flamboyant confetti tossing comedian Rip Taylor (1937), celebrity game-show panelist/actor Charles Nelson Reilly (1931), and "The Untouchables" (TV Series) actor Robert Stack (1919; d. 2003).

John Leguizamo played a cruel prank on Carlito's Way co-star Penelope Ann Miller after the pair fell out - by shrinking her costumes. The actor took an instant dislike to Miller during the shooting of the 1993 film.

Golden Globe nominee Penelope Ann Miller and Esai Morales are joining the new FOX drama Vanished. The series combines the investigative twists and turns of CSI, the nonstop pace and tension of 24 and the scope of The Da Vinci Code. It will air Mondays (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) this fall.

Happy Birthday to kitschy "American Idol" reject William Hung (1983), English actor Orlando Bloom (1977), "Baywatch" actress Nicole Eggert (1972), "Grey's Anatomy" star Patrick Dempsey (1966), screen and stage actress Penelope Ann Miller (1964), country singer Trace Adkins (1962), "Seinfeld" actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus (1961), film composer/Yes guitarist Trevor Rabin (1954), voice actor Richard Moll (1943), flamboyant confetti tossing comedian Rip Taylor (1937), celebrity game-show panelist/actor Charles Nelson Reilly (1931), and "The Untouchables" (TV Series) actor Robert Stack (1919; d. 2003).