Adam Sandler has been delighting (and annoying) audiences for about 20 years, although in the beginning he was just that guy who did odd voices on "Saturday Night Live."

Happy Birthday to Sum 41 guitarist Dave Baksh (1980), Christian pop singer Rebecca St. James (1977), "Click" star Kate Beckinsale (1973), "Entourage" star Jeremy Piven (1965), "The Proposal" star Sandra Bullock (1964),

Happy Birthday to "Brokeback Mountain" actress Michelle Williams (1980), modern jazz singer Michael Buble (1975), "E.T." star Henry Thomas (1971), New Zealand model Rachel Hunter (1969), "Click" star Adam Sandler (1966),

Check out the top ten selections from Starpulse's Kate Beckinsale photo gallery (which currently stands at seven pages of super-hotness). Kate got her start at the bottom of the "cast and crew" lists for several movies

Happy Birthday to Sum 41 guitarist Dave Baksh (1980), Christian pop singer Rebecca St. James (1977), "Click" star Kate Beckinsale (1973), "Entourage" star Jeremy Piven (1965), "The Lake House" star Sandra Bullock (1964),

Every year, the Sci Fi channel celebrates Independence Day with a two-day marathon of episodes from The Twilight Zone, one of the most enduring and renowned anthology series in the history of television.

There's nothing better - or more intimidating - than someone with a combination of good looks, lots of money, unbridled talent and intelligence. It's easier to make fun of people like Paris Hilton or Britney Spears, who might possess a few of the aforementioned assets but who are one short of a perfect combination.

British actress Kate Beckinsale avoids watching TV in the U.S. because medical shows and commercials trigger her hypochondria. The Click star confesses she gets overwhelmed by the choice of channels in the States and ends up getting hooked by depressing advertisements.

"It's really random, but it was the biggest book in the bookstore and I was like, 'I wanna show how smart I can be!' So that's what I got." Miley Cyrus reveals why she decided to start reading "Einstein" by Walter Isaacson.

Hollywood stars Adam Sandler, Dustin Hoffman and Ben Stiller have spoken out in support of fellow actor Tom Cruise - branding the recent backlash against the star as "sickening".