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"The Wrestler" actress Evan Rachel Wood (1987)

Pussycat Dolls' brand new single "Hush Hush; Hush Hush" is available now! The Dolls put a new spin on a track from their album Doll Domination - adding a sample from Gloria Gaynor's 70s classic

Happy Birthday to "Thirteen" actress Evan Rachel Wood (1987), "Final Destination" actor Devon Sawa (1978), "American Pie" actress Shannon Elizabeth (1976), rapper Eazy-E (1963; d. 1995), songwriter Diane Warren (1956),

Singers Dionne Warwick and Gloria Gaynor are the latest stars to pay tribute to Isaac Hayes, who died on Sunday.

Of all the different types of songs, none is more essential than the Breakup Song. Sure, love songs are nice and dance songs are fun, but when you're feeling blue, a good breakup song is

The stakes are high and the competition fierce with all-new, all-star episodes of "Don't Forget The Lyrics!" airing Thursdays (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. Recording artists Boyz II Men, Bret Michaels, Kevin Cronin and Kimberley Locke compete for charity, and Gloria Gaynor and Kenny Loggins make surprise guest appearances on the show.

Gloria Gaynor, Grammy award winning artist, will be celebrating the holidays with friends and family watching television all across the country. Gloria will kick-off a year of celebration on New Year's Eve as 2008 marks the 30th Anniversary of her mega-hit "I Will Survive."

Happy Birthday to "Thirteen" actress Evan Rachel Wood (1987), "Final Destination" actor Devon Sawa (1978), "American Pie" actress Shannon Elizabeth (1976), rapper Eazy-E (1963; d. 1995), songwriter Diane Warren (1956), actor Corbin Bernsen (1954), actress Susan Blakely (1952), Pretenders singer/guitarist Chrissie Hynde (1951), "The Simpsons" voice actress Julie Kavner (1951), disco singer Gloria Gaynor (1949), singer Buddy Holly (1936; d. 1959), jazz saxophonist Sonny Rollins (1930), English actor Peter Lawford (1923; d. 1984), actor Anthony Quayle (1913; d. 1989), and Hungarian film director Elia Kazan (1909; d. 2003).

Singing legend Gloria Gaynor is set to open a "help center" in the U.S - inspired by her hit I Will Survive. The 57-year-old star, whose song has become an anthem for troubled men and women across the world, is studying to become a counselor with a view to opening her own practice in New Jersey to celebrate the song's 30th anniversary next year.

Cake formed in Sacramento, California in 1991. The band quickly became a hot item in the downtown club and cafe scene, then went on to gain a steady following in San Francisco's Bay Area.