Your Day in Pop Culture (Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2013)

This Day in Pop Culture History
1951: Search for Tomorrow, the first continuously running American soap opera, premieres. Does it have Victor Newman on it? Nope? We don't care then.

Famous People Have Birthdays Too
1955: Steve Jones, guitarist (Sex Pistols)
1963: Malcolm Gladwell, journalist and author
1965: Charlie Sheen, actor (Platoon, Wall Street, Major League, Spin City, Two and a Half Men)
1976: Ashley Jones, actress (True Blood, The Young and the Restless, Old School)
1979: Tomo Milicevic, guitarist (Thirty Seconds to Mars)
1980: Jennie Finch, softball pitcher
1986: Shaun White, Olympic gold-medal-winning snowboarder

Who's On What Tonight: Your Guide to Late-Night TV
CONAN: Orange Is the New Black's Jason Biggs, The Newsroom's Alison Pill, Rory Scovel
LETTERMAN: Prisoners' Jake Gyllenhaal, Big Brother's Julie Chen, music group The Dodos
KIMMEL: Riddick's Vin Diesel, Zachary Maxwell, musician John Legend
LENO: Real Time with Bill Maher's Bill Maher, Archer's Aisha Tyler
FALLON: Live! with Kelly and Michael's Michael Strahan, The X Factor's Demi Lovato, musician Neko Case
FERGUSON: The Tonight Show's Jay Leno, model Elettra Wiedemann

New on Blu-Ray
Now You See Me: If you missed the summer's surprise hit about a band of magicians, pick this one up on blu-ray. The Four Horsemen will return for a sequel, so get ready.
The Iceman: Chris Evans and Michael Shannon star in a film about professional hit men. This is also your chance to see what it would be like if Captain America and General Zod teamed up.