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1. Jessica Walter
   Jessica Walter (born January 31, 1940 in Brooklyn, New York, and raised in Queens, New York) is an American actress. She got her start in the early 1960s on the soap opera Love of Life.
2. Sarah Jessica Parker -- Singing
   Born March 25, 1965, in Nelsonville, Ohio, Sarah Jessica Parker was one of eight full and half siblings. She was performing onstage from childhood and soon landed the lead in the Broadway run of "Annie." Her would-be film debut in 1979's Rich Kids wound up on the cutting-room floor.
3. Carly Schroeder -- Serena Baldwin
   Carly Schroeder portrays the quick-witted Serena Baldwin, daughter to Scott Baldwin and Lucy Coe, on the ABC Daytime drama "Port Charles." Although Serena now splits her time between mother and father, she continues to play an important role in keeping the Baldwin family unified.
4. Carly Schroeder -- Gracies
   Actor, producer Andrew Shue and actress Carly Schroeder will meet and greet students participating in the "Soccer In The Streets" program at Mimosa Elementary School in Roswell. Gracie is about overcoming the odds in order to achieve your personal best and "Soccer In The Streets" teaches these principles. Andrew and Carly will ... host a special screening followed by a Q&A session for Atlanta area recreational soccer players, coaches and staff.
5. British Open -- British Open Champion
   In the last of the four competitions in the British Open Show Jumping Championships at Birmingham, England Antrim-born Jessica Kurten (IRE) clinched her position at the top of the championship table with a win on Galopin du Biolay. (Read on…)
6. Hurricane Camille -- Storms
   Once over land, Hurricane Camille weakened considerably moving northward through Mississippi, passing close to Columbia, Prentis, Jackson, Canton, and Greenwood. At Jackson, winds gusted to 67 miles per hour as the storm center passed 10 miles west of the city. Torrential rainfall caused devastating flash floods and landslides along the eastern slopes of the Blue Ridge Mountains and record flooding along the James River. Flush floods swept away roads, bridges, and buildings. More than 100 people were killed in Virginia and Tennessee. The storm weakened and was only identifiable as a depression by the time it reached the northern Mississippi border and was tracked northward to southern Virginia.
7. The Veronicas
   The Veronicas: Mtv.com Live EP is an EP by the Australian pop rock duo The Veronicas. It was released on August 1,2006 through the Urge website. It is only available for download and contains 4 live tracks including a new track, "Stay".
8. Rock Star Inxs -- Jd Fortune
   During the Rock Star: INXS competition, the contestants were challenged to write the lyrics and melody to music written by Andrew Farriss. Originally this challenge was divided up into two teams. When Fortune did not see eye-to-eye with his team (that included Casey), he decided to venture out on his own and write his own lyrics. At first Fortune's move seemed to have doomed his chances to win the competition (because it was perceived he couldn't work in a team), but it was this move that resulted in his creation of the lyrics to "Pretty Vegas". This song became a favourite of both fans and INXS and played a major role in Fortune being able to win the competition. This single was released October 4, 2005, and reached #5 on the iTunes Music Store ranking of top downloaded songs on its first day, débuted on the Billboard Hot 100 chart at #37, and became a huge radio airplay hit in Fortune's native Canada.
9. Mandy Moore -- So Real
   Since she was just six years old, dance-pop singer Mandy Moore was determined to be an entertainer. Breaking into the recording industry via voice-overs and commercials, she started her career as a singer under Sony Music.
10. Claude Rains
    Claude Rains was a brilliant character actor, known for his versatility and suave aristocratic charm. Although he played a diverse range of roles, Rains was best known for his villainous portrayals. He earned a reputation for his inability to do a bad performance, and for the rich, deep voice that was his trademark. The son of British actor Frederick William Rains, Claude began his dramatic career at the age of eleven, working as a call-boy at the Duke of York's Theatre in London. During the next several years he worked as a prompter and then as a stage director, before earning acclaim as an actor on the British, and, subsequently, the American stage. Turning to Hollywood in 1933, Rains made his film debut in The Invisible Man. He acted in many classic movies, earning Academy Award nominations for his performances in Casablanca, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, Mr. Skeffington, and Notorious.

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