TODAY IS

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TODAY IS
Joaquin Phoenix turns 41 today. I always confused him with the actor, Joaquin Freezer. Or Joaquin Closet. He once got weird and 'retired' from acting. Or is that why we saw him laughing all the way to the bank yesterday?
Country singer Brad Paisley turns 43 today. That's not his real name, you know. It's actually Bradley Paisley.
Julia Roberts is 48 and basically, America's Sweetheart. What a miraculous career -- an actress in her 40s still getting movie roles. She's got a similar history to Jennifer Aniston, except Julia managed to marry a couple of them.
Microsoft foundr Bill Gates is now version 60.0.
  • In honor of his birthday, later in the show, we're planning a 21-PC reboot!
  • Boy, what do you get for a man who owns everything. I mean, literally, everything -- but what about an iPhone?
  • If you ever get invited to a class taught by him, remember: never bring an Apple for the teacher.

National Chocolate Day -- Forrest Gump was right -- life is like a box of chocolates. The king of bonbon that pleases your sweet tooth provides a telling insight into the flavor of your personality. "An extensive survey proved the theory that chocolate is one of those foods that taps a wellspring of childhood memories," says psychologist Dorothy Maples, of Detroit, MI. "Kids don't bother with facades. What you see is what you get. And that same core truth about your personality is revealed by your choice of chocolate."

  • Chocolate-Covered Nuts -- You're the mainstay of your family, always there to support your loved ones. And they know that you can be depended on to solve most any problem.
  • Caramel Center -- You're the Peter Pan in your circle of loved ones -- beneath your adult shell beats the heart of a youngster. Your genuine enjoyment of everything life has to offer is contagious.
  • Creme-Filled -- You take pride in an old-fashioned lifestyle that's a mirror of your parents values. Both pals and relatives gravitate to your home -- the warmth and laughter found there are irresistible.
  • Dipped Fruit -- Some may see you as kooky, but you know the truth is that you're a genuine original. You swim against the tide of trendy thought, and others appreciate your creative views.
  • Truffles -- You believe you and yours deserve only the best, and you work hard to provide for your family. Your generosity of spirit isn't limited to your loved ones. You're also a champion of volunteerism in your community.

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