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Canadian-born Brendan Fehr, originally seeking out a modeling career, found his calling with acting, and auspiciously put his brooding good looks and watchability to use with a breakthrough role on the sci-fi/teen drama.... Canadian-born Brendan Fehr, originally seeking out a modeling career, found his calling with acting, and auspiciously put his ...

Recommended "What a trap! On a show where there is very little that is truly witty, truly intelligent or terribly clever, to have to play 'the smart one'... please! Kate pulled it off cause there was a quirkiness about her--she had the voice and an offbeat humor and a big personality.

Cheryl Ladd, Tia Carrere to Guest on 'CSI: Miami' People Cheryl Ladd will guest star on a episode of the upcoming season of CBS's "CSI: Miami," says People .

Cheryl Ladd has signed on for an episode of CBS's CSI: Miami in which she will play a woman who lives by "The Cougar Code," PEOPLE confirms exclusively.

Dear David: After Farrah Fawcett died some of us were talking about the actresses on Charlie's Angels and Cheryl Ladd came up in our discussion.

Charlie's Angels: Season 4 Kate Jackson and Farrah Fawcett are long gone , replaced by flatchested blondes, Cheryl Ladd and Shelley Hack.

Ladd replaced Farrah Fawcett on the hit show and played her character's sister Kris Munroe for 90 episodes between 1977 and 1981, but she was not invited to be a part of the Emmys tribute to Charlie's Angels creator Spelling.

TV Guide magazine will publish a special collector's edition this week dedicated to Michael Jackson and Farrah Fawcett .

"Charlie's Angels" stars paid tribute to Fawcett. "Farrah had courage, she had strength, and she had faith.

As Farrah Fawcett 's friends and family mourn her loss today, actress' former Charlie's Angels costars are remembering their loved one .

Romance between Navy nurse and doctor in the midst of the Vietnam War, though the particular war hardly seems to matter, and indeed you might have thought that the likes of the double-schmaltz ending had not been seen on screen since the last World War -- or perhaps the First one.

I watched all two hours of Farrah's Story last night. I found it grim and sweet and sad.