Your Day in Pop Culture (Tuesday, July 9, 2013)

Today in Pop Culture History
1962: Andy Warhol's Campbell Soup Cans exhibit opens in Los Angeles.
1981: Donkey Kong is released by Nintendo, introducing the world to Mario.

Famous People Have Birthdays Too
1927: Ed Ames, singer and actor (Daniel Boone)
1938: Brian Dennehy, actor (First Blood, Ratatouille)
1942: Richard Roundtree, actor and a bad mother … shut your mouth (Shaft, Se7en)
1945: Dean Koontz, author
1946: Bon Scott, musician (AC/DC, The Spektors)
1947: Mitch Mitchell, drummer (The Jimi Hendrix Experience)
1947: O.J. Simpson, still searching for the real killer
1951: Chris Cooper, actor (The Bourne Identity, Adaptation, American Beauty, Seabiscuit, The Town)
1952: John Tesh, musician and radio-advice-giver
1955: Jimmy Smits, actor (L.A. Law, NYPD Blue, Star Wars series)
1956: Tom Hanks, actor (Forrest Gump, Big, Apollo 13, That Thing You Do!, Cast Away)
1957: Kelly McGillis, actress (Top Gun, Witness)
1964: Courtney Love, widow of Kurt Cobain, musician? (Hole)
1971: Scott Grimes, actor (Party of Five, American Dad!, ER, Critters series)
1975: Jack White, singer-songwriter (The White Stripes, The Ranconteurs)
1976: Fred Savage, actor (The Wonder Years, The Princess Bride) and director (Happy Endings)
1991: Mitchel Musso, actor (Hannah Montana, Phineas and Ferb)

Who's On What Tonight: Your Guide to Late-Night TV
CONAN: RED 2's Mary-Louise Parker, Franklin and Bash's Breckin Meyer, music group Portugal. The Man
LETTERMAN: Grown Ups 2's Adam Sandler, musician Joseph Arthur
KIMMEL: The Following's Kevin Bacon, The Bridge's Diane Kruger, music group The Bacon Brothers
LENO: Planes' Dane Cook, Catfish: The TV Show's Nev Schulman, musician Matt Nathanson
FALLON: Grown Ups 2's David Spade, reality TV show novelty Kris Jenner, music group Mudhoney
FERGUSON: Now You See Me's Morgan Freeman, comedian Cathy Ladman

New on Blu-Ray
Spring Breakers: Selena Gomez, James Franco, Vanessa Hudgens and Ashley Benson in a bizarre movie about spring break gone really, really bad.
The Host: If you loved Twilight, you're probably foolish enough to love The Host too.
Admission: Tina Fey and Paul Rudd. Swoon, right?
Dead Man Down: Unless you were one of the six people who saw Dead Man Down in theaters, this is your chance to catch the movie for the first time.