Your Day in Pop Culture (Tuesday, June 18, 2013)

This Day in Pop Culture History
1873: Susan B. Anthony is fined $100 for attempting to vote. Word is the fine with those Susan B. Anthony dollar coins. Waitaminute. That can't be right ...
1923: Checker Taxi puts its first taxi into service.
1983: Sally Ride becomes the first American woman in space.

Famous People Have Birthdays Too
1942: Roger Ebert, legendary film critic
1942: Paul McCartney, singer-songwriter (The Beatles, Wings)
1952: Carol Kane, actress (Taxi, Hester Street, Scrooged)
1952: Isabella Rossellini, actress (Blue Velvet, Death Becomes Her, 30 Rock)
1971: Nathan Morris, singer (Boyz II Men)
1973: Ray LaMontagne, musician
1976: Blake Shelton, singer, The Voice judge
1989: Renee Olstead, singer and actress (Still Standing, 13 Going on 30, The Secret Life of the American Teenager)

Who's On What Tonight: Your Guide to Late-Night TV
CONAN: REPEAT
LETTERMAN: Comedian Don Rickles, America's Got Talent's Nick Cannon
KIMMEL: White House Down's Maggie Gyllenhaal, Breaking Bad's Dean Norris, music group Empire of the Sun
LENO: D-lister Kathy Girffin, Mike and Molly's Billy Gardell, music group Grouplove
FALLON: Seinfeld's Jerry Seinfeld, rapper Ice Cube
FERGUSON: Rizzoli and Isles' Angie Harmon, The Accidental Billionaires author Ben Mezrich

New on Blu-Ray
Jack the Giant Slayer: Bryan Singer directed X2, one of the greatest superhero movies ever. None of that magic carried over to Jack the Giant Slayer.
Movie 43: Contrary to popular belief, Movie 43 is not the sequel to 42. You won't find Jackie Robinson (or dignity) in Movie 43.
Stoker: A buzzy gothic thriller from Oldboy director Park Chan-wook.
21 and Over: Thanks to Movie 43, 21 and Over isn't the worst movie available on blu-ray this week.