Your Day in Pop Culture (Friday, April 14, 2013)

This Day in Pop Culture History
1606: The Union Jack is adopted as the official flag of Great Britain. Thanks to Ginger Spice, we all know that it makes for a fantastic dress.

Famous People Have Birthdays Too
1916: Beverly Cleary, author (Dear Mr. Henshaw, The Mouse and the Motorcycle, everything else that you read as a kid)
1940: Herbie Hancock, jazz musician
1946: Ed O’Neill, actor (Married … With Children, Modern Family)
1947: Tom Clancy, author
1947: Dan Lauria, actor (The Wonder Years, The Bronx Is Burning)
1947: David Letterman, host of Late Show and nemesis of Jay Leno
1956: Andy Garcia, actor (The Untouchables, Ocean's Eleven series, The Godfather Part III)
1971: Shannen Doherty, actress (Heathers, Mallrats, Beverly Hills 90210)
1979: Claire Danes, actress (Homeland, Romeo + Juliet, My So-Called Life)
1979: Jennifer Morrison, actress (House, Once Upon A Time, How I Met Your Mother)
1987: Brooklyn Decker, model and actress (Battleship, The League, New Girl)
1994: Saoirse Ronan, actress (Hanna, Atonement)

Who's On What Tonight: Your Guide to Late-Night TV
CONAN: NO EPISODE
LETTERMAN: REPEAT
KIMMEL: REPEAT
LENO: The Voice's Adam Levine, singer Cyndi Lauper, music group The Airborne Toxic Event
FALLON: Oblivion's Tom Cruise, Fast and Furious 6's Jordana Brewster, musician Shuggie Otis
FERGUSON: American Pie's Jason Biggs, actress and singer Keke Palmer

In Theaters This Weekend
42: Popculturology has nothing snarky to say about this Jackie Robinson biopic. Robinson was a hero.
Scary Movie V: Popculturology has everything snarky to say about Scary Movie V. If you see this, you're not happy with your life.
To the Wonder: Yeah, it's Terrence Malick and Ben Affleck, but this one got delayed from last year's Oscar season. Doesn't bode well.