Your Day in Pop Culture (Thursday, Feb. 7, 2013)
This Day in Pop Culture History
1940: Walt Disney’s Pinocchio premieres.
1964: The Beatles arrive to America to play on The Ed Sullivan Show.
Famous People Have Birthdays Too
1955: Miguel Ferrar, actor (RoboCop, Twin Peaks, Mulan)
1960: Robert Smigel, comedian (SNL, Saturday TV Funhouse, Triumph the Insult Comic Dog)
1960: James Spader, actor (Wall Street, Boston Legal and, unfortunately, The Office)
1962: Garth Brooks, musician
1962: Eddie Izzard, actor (The Riches)
1965: Chris Rock, comedian (Everybody Hates Chris, Madagascar series)
1978: Ashton Kutcher, actor (That 70’s Show, Two and a Half Men, Punk’d)
Who's On What Tonight: Your Guide to Late-Night TV
CONAN O'BRIEN: Silver Linings Playbook's Chris Tucker, comedian Brian Posehn, comedian Darryl Lenox
DAVID LETTERMAN: Lincoln's Sally Field
JAY LENO: The Master's Amy Adams, The Man Show's Adam Carolla, singer Hunter Hayes
JIMMY KIMMEL: TV doctor Phil McGraw, Jeff Jeffries, musician Tim McGraw
JIMMY FALLON: Community's Joel McHale, White House pants-pooper Al Roker, musician Matt Pond
CRAIG FERGUSON: Identity Thief's Amanda Peet, musician Paul Williams
Guest lineups are subject to change.
Your Day in Pop Culture (Thursday, Feb. 7, 2013)
Reviewed by Bill Kuchman
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2/07/2013
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Reviewed by Bill Kuchman
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2/07/2013
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Bill Kuchman
Founder and editor in chief. Bill created Popculturology to celebrate his love of all things pop culture. With the Marvel Cinematic Universe taking over the world and Star Wars enjoying new life under Disney, Bill picked a great time to run a pop culture website. After coming out of his LEGO dark ages a few years ago, Bill added LEGO to Popculturology's realm of coverage.
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