"Happy birthday to my favourite parrot trainer, kids handler and wife tamer, There's nothing you can't do. We love you to the moon and back," she wrote in the caption, also sharing it in Spanish.

Well, happy birthday Ms. M! Egyptian actress Mai Izz El Din celebrated 34 years of life on January 19, and a kind celebrity greeting on the day of her birth gave her fans something to rejoice over ...

Catherine Zeta-Jones decided to ring in husband Michael Douglas's birthday in the buff this year.. The couple wished each ...

Catherine Zeta-Jones wished Michael Douglas, her husband of 24 years, a happy birthday with a racy Instagram photo, joking it's either that or 'golf balls'.

Tamer couldn’t be more pleased. In a phone call with Sayidati.net, the hot shot singer said that he was on cloud nine, and his daughter was the joy of his life.

Every morning, Tamer Lee Owens drinks a concoction comprised of garlic, vinegar and honey. It's one of the keys to her longevity as its ingredients help cleanse the body, said the 107-year-old's ...

Zeta-Jones also honored the mutual birthdays with a tamer throwback photo on Instagram in which Douglas stands behind ...

She also celebrated their joint birthday by sharing a throwback photo of them from 25 years ago, as seen above. “Happy Birthday to Michael and to me!!

Renowned Egyptian sensation Tamer Hosny commemorates his birthday today on August 16th. Tamer Hosny, a multifaceted artist encompassing roles as a singer, songwriter, composer, and actor, started ...

"Happy Birthday to You" is sung everywhere, but because it's copyrighted, it's rarely heard on TV or in movies. A filmmaker has filed a lawsuit seeking to make the song part of the public domain.

Catherine Zeta-Jones’ birthday present for husband Michael Douglas left little to the imagination. The “Entrapment” actor — or should it be “thirst entrapment” actor? — posted a ...

“Happy Birthday to You” was first published in 1893 in a book titled Song Stories for the Kindergarten.The song was then titled “Good Morning to All,” with the same melody we all know today.