Your Day in Pop Culture (Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2013)

This Day in Pop Culture History
1878: Thomas Edison patents the phonograph. If only he knew that over 100 years later, hipsters would still be talking about their record collections.

Famous People Have Birthdays Too
1924: Lee Marvin, actor and badass (The Dirty Dozen, Cat Ballou)
1930: John Frankenheimer, director (Grand Prix, The Manchurian Candidate, Ronin)
1940: Smokey Robinson, singer
1952: Amy Tan, author (The Joy Luck Club, TV's Sagwa)
1955: Jeff Daniels, actor (Dumb and Dumber, Looper, The Newsroom)
1957: Falco, singer (Rock Me Amadeus)
1963: Seal, singer and Heidi Klum’s ex-husband
1966: Justine Bateman, actress (Family Ties) and Jason Bateman's sis
1967: Benicio Del Toro, actor (Traffic, Snatch, Sin City, License To Kill)
1985: Haylie Duff, singer/actress (7th Heaven, Napolean Dynamite)

Who's On What Tonight: Your Guide to Late-Night TV
CONAN: The Lonely Island's Andy Samberg, Cougar Town's Josh Hopkins, singer Lisa Loeb
LETTERMAN: Oz: The Great and Powerful's Michelle Williams, Batman and Robin's Chris O'Donnell
KIMMEL: Zero Hour's Anthony Edwards, former baseball icon Mike Piazza
LENO: House of Cards' Robin Wright, singer Bonnie Raitt
FALLON: Just Shoot Me's David Spade, music group Atlas Genius
FERGUSON: Two and a Half Men's Jon Cryer, singer Melissa Benoist

New on Blu-Ray
Argo: Ben Affleck plays a guy who smuggles a bunch of Americans out of Iran. In real life, Affleck is about to become the guy who smuggles a Best Picture away from the Academy.
Monsters, Inc.: One of the most underrated yet most creative Pixar films.
Sinister: People may pop up in mirrors or in the camera frame. These horror films are all the same now.