Happy Birthday to Aussie singer Delta Goodrem (1984), thong lover Sisqo (1978), singer Nick Lachey (1973) of 98 Degrees, blues singer Susan Tedeschi (1970), WWE star Chris Jericho (1970), the Incredible Hulk Lou Ferrigno (1951), baseball Hall-of-Famer Bob Gibson (1935), astronomer Carl Sagan (1934; d. 1996), actress Dorothy Dandridge (1923; d. 1965), and Austrian screen siren Hedy Lamarr (1913; d. 2000).

Former Westlife singer Brian McFadden is involved in a bitter custody battle over his two daughters with estranged wife Kerry Katona. The Irish pop star has threatened to "drop bombshells about Kerry" if that's what it takes to get better access to Molly, four, and Lilly Sue, three.

The talent list for the "2005 American Music Awards" continues to grow. Newly added presenters for the special are Pamela Anderson, Michelle Branch, "Desperate Housewives'" James Denton, Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds, Missy Elliott, Eve, "Grey's Anatomy's" Katherine Heigl, Jenny McCarthy, 3 Doors Down and tennis superstar Serena Williams, airing Tuesday, November 22 (8:00-11:00 p.m., ET), on ABC. Also scheduled to appear on the show as presenters are...

Multi-million selling duo Eurythmics and Oklahoma rockers The All-American Rejects have been added to the list of performers for the “2005 American Music Awards,” airing Tuesday, November 22 on ABC-TV. Eurythmics, who are back together for the first time in five years, will perform a medley including their classic hits “Missionary Man” and “Sweet Dreams,” as well as their new single “I’ve Got A Life.”

Happy Birthday to Aussie singer Delta Goodrem (1984), thong lover Sisqo (1978), 98 Degrees singer and Jessica Simpson's husband Nick Lachey (1973), blues singer Susan Tedeschi (1970), WWE star Chris Jericho (1970), Salt-n-Pepa singer Sandy "Pepa" Denton (1969), the Incredible Hulk's Lou Ferrigno (1951), baseball Hall-of-Famer Bob Gibson (1935), astronomer Carl Sagan (1934; d. 1996), actress Dorothy Dandridge (1923; d. 1965), and Austrian screen siren Hedy Lamarr (1913; d. 2000).

The award-winning men of Country Music will be well represented at the "2005 American Music Awards," airing Tuesday, Nov. 22, on ABC. Added to the list of performers for the 33rd annual special are five-time American Music Award recipient Tim McGraw; Country Music's reigning Vocal Group of the Year, Rascal Flatts; and Country Music's current Male Vocalist of the Year, Keith Urban, who join previously set Country Music Entertainer of the Year, Kenny Chesney.