TODAY IS

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Laura Prepon, Donna from "That 70s Show," turns 39 and is due for parole in a couple of years, or sooner, if "Orange is the New Black" gets canceled.

Jenna Fisher of "The Office" turns 45. She's one of those actresses where you just say her name and people sign, "Aw..."

Rachel Weisz celebrates her 49th birthday today.
We got to know her from "The Mummy" movies. Imagine working with a co-star that's old and dried up... although, I suppose Woody Allen's leading ladies have been doing that for years.
As an actress, that could be a terrifying age. But coming off winning an Academy Award and being married to Daniel Craig, I think life is pretty friggin' good right now.

Wanda Sykes turns 55 today. That's all we'll say. Sure don't want to tick her off. She always shows up on a TV show somewhere. These days, she's hanging out on "Blackish."

Taylor Dane turns 57 today. Years ago, she had a #1 hit called "I'll Always Love You." Obviously, we didn't feel the same way.

Bryan Cranston turns 63 today. Going from "Malcolm in the Middle" to "Breaking Bad," now there's a swing! You know, some people say that "Breaking Bad" was the prequel to "Malcolm in the Middle."

Eternal weather guy Willard Scott is 85. Just 15 years away from getting that mention from Smuckers.

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