Your Day in Pop Culture (Friday, March 1, 2013)

This Day in Pop Culture History
1873: E. Remington and Sons produces the first practical typewriter. It is unknown whether it was a Windows- or Mac-based system
1995: Yahoo! is incorporated. Go ask your Facebook friends what Yahoo! was.
1998: Titanic becomes first film to gross $1 billion worldwide

Famous People Have Birthdays Too
1914: Harry Caray, announcer, also curious as a cat
1944: Roger Daltrey, musician (The Who)
1946: Lana Wood, actress (The Searchers, Diamonds Are Forever)
1947: Alan Thicke, actor (Growing Pains) and proud Canadian
1954: Ron Howard, actor (Happy Days, Arrested Development) and director (Apollo 13, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, A Beautiful Mind)
1966: Zack Snyder, director (Watchmen, Dawn of the Dead, Man of Steel)
1969: Javier Bardem, actor (Skyfall, No Country for Old Men)
1974: Mark-Paul Gosselaar, actor (Saved by the Bell, Franklin and bash)
1987: Ke$ha, awful singer
1994: Justin Bieber, swaggy

Who's On What: Your Guide to Late-Night TV
CONAN: NO EPISODE
LETTERMAN: REPEAT
KIMMEL: CLIP SHOW
LENO: Fox News' Bill O'Reilly, The Call's Abigail Breslin, music group The Mavericks
FALLON: Singer Mariah Carey
FERGUSON: Singer Trace Adkins, Glee's Naya Rivera

In Theaters This Weekend
Jack the Giant Slayer: Was X2 really the last good movie Bryan Singer directed?
21 and Over: Your little brother is going to see this movie at least three times.
The Last Exorcism Part II: So The Last Exorcism wasn't the last exorcism?
Stoker: Fun fact: Wentworth Miller, the star of Prison Break, wrote Stoker. The reviews have been very positive so far.