Happy Birthday to "Charlie's Angel" Drew Barrymore (1975), "Star Trek Voyager" actress Jeri Ryan (1968), Sublime singer/songwriter/guitarist Bradley Nowell (1968; d. 1996), SNL actress Rachel Dratch (1966), Fijian golfer Vijay Singh (1963), Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin (1962), actor Kyle MacLachlan (1959), English actress Julie Walters (1950), "Little Shop of Horrors" actress Ellen Greene (1950), hoops legend "Dr. J" Julius Erving (1950), actress Leslie Charleson (1945), director Jonathan Demme (1944), silver screen actress Rebecca Schull (1929), character actor Paul Dooley (1928), British actor John Mills (1908; d. 2005), American actor Robert Young (1907), producer/director/actor Sheldon Leonard (1907; d. 1997), silent film actor/screenwriter George O'Hara (1899; d. 1966), monster movie actor Dwight Frye (1899; d. 1943), silent film actress Marguerite Clark (1883; d. 1940), and 1st President of the United States George Washington (c. 1732; d. 1799).

Harry Potter star Rupert Grint has quit school so he can focus exclusively on acting. The 17-year-old, who plays Harry's Hogwarts pal Ron Weasley in the magical JK Rowling movies, is overjoyed because academic studies have never been his strong point.

Happy Birthday to "Charlie's Angel" Drew Barrymore (1975), "Star Trek Voyager" actress Jeri Ryan (1968), Sublime singer/songwriter/guitarist Bradley Nowell (1968; d. 1996), SNL actress Rachel Dratch (1966), Fijian golfer Vijay Singh (1963), Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin (1962), actor Kyle MacLachlan (1959), English actress Julie Walters (1950), "Little Shop of Horrors" actress Ellen Greene (1950), hoops legend "Dr. J" Julius Erving (1950), actress Leslie Charleson (1945), director Jonathan Demme (1944), silver screen actress Rebecca Schull (1929), character actor Paul Dooley (1928), British actor John Mills (1908; d. 2005), American actor Robert Young (1907), producer/director/actor Sheldon Leonard (1907; d. 1997), silent film actor/screenwriter George O'Hara (1899; d. 1966), monster movie actor Dwight Frye (1899; d. 1943), silent film actress Marguerite Clark (1883; d. 1940), and 1st President of the United States George Washington (c. 1732; d. 1799).