Former "Charlie's Angels" stars (and current GILFs) Cheryl Ladd and Jaclyn Smith showed up at the TV Land Awards in California on Saturday looking fantastic for a couple of "old" broads.

Cheryl, who most recently starred in "Las Vegas" before it was canceled two years ago, is blonde and beautiful at 58! Jaclyn is an unbelievable 64 years old.

The pair were thrilled to receive an award, but Smith said it was "bittersweet, because we're missing a lot of members of our family."

Original angel Farrah Fawcett died last June; and John Forsythe, the voice of Charlie, passed away earlier this mo...

Hop back into the Vista Cruiser and flashback to the very beginning to experience the entire groovy series that defined a decade when "That '70s Show" - The Complete Series Stash Box boogies onto DVD October 14th from Fox Home Entertainment. Centered around the hilarious hi-jinks of a group of Wisconsin teens coming-of-age, "That '70s Show" launched the careers of series stars Topher Grace (Spider-Man 3), Ashton Kutcher (What Happens In Vegas, "Punked"), Wilmer Valderrama (Unaccompanied Minors), Mila Kunis (Forgetting Sarah Marshall), Laura Prepon ("October Road") and Danny Masterson (Caper...

Denise Richards has topped a list of the worst Bond girls. Richards, who played Dr. Christmas Jones opposite Pierce Brosnan's 007 in The World Is Not Enough, beat out competition from A View To A Kill's Tanya Roberts and Moonraker's Corinne Clery to claim Entertainment Weekly's unflattering number-one spot.

Meanwhile, Ursula Andress was named the publication's favorite Bond girl, followed by Goldfinger's Honor Blackman and On Her Majesty's Secret Service's Diana Rigg.

-Denise Richards Pictures

(This news article provided by World Entertainment News Network)

Happy Birthday to actor Vincent Martella (1992), singer Eric Benet (1970), Toadies dummer Mark Reznicek (1962), Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson (1959), chef Emeril Lagasse (1959), actress Tanya Roberts (1955), actor Jere Burns (1955), singer Tito Jackson (1953), tennis player Roscoe Tanner (1951), actor Victor Banerjee (1946), singer Richard Carpenter (1946), Moby Grape drummer Don Stevenson (1942), actress/director Penny Marshall (1942), actress Linda Lavin (1937), singer Barry McGuire (1935).