TODAY IS

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Andre 2000 (Outcast) who now just goes by Andre is now Andre 42. Or is it Andre 42 turns 2000. Whatever.

Former baseball slugger Frank Thomas turns 48 today. Back in his playing days, his nickname was "The Big Hurt." There was a time when he'd come to the plate and made pitchers hurt. These days, after too many plates and pitchers, he just hurts.

Todd Bridges, the older brother in "Different Strokes" somehow made it to 51. He used to get together with the late Gary Coleman and they would go back and forth: "What's wrong with you?" "Oh yeah? What's wrong with you?", etc.

Peri Gilpin turns 55 today. She was the wise-cracking Roz on "Frasier" for all those years. They weren't great years. She had to share a dressing room with Eddie the dog. It might be a good day to call in to a radio psychologist.

Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger turns 93 today. He's done more negotiating over the years than the Kardashian family divorce attorney. It's Henry Kissinger's 93rd birthday, although he negotiated it down to just 82. Dang, he's good.


Sun Screen Day -- Cover up with sun screen. The sun's ultraviolet rays break down the skin's collagen, which makes the skin thinner and allows wrinkles to form.

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