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Uma Thurman and "Law & Order" alum Jesse L. Martin have joined the cast of NBC's holiday special "Letters to Santa -- A Muppets Christmas."...
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JESSE L. MARTIN is to leave hit U.S. cop show LAW + ORDER after nine years on the programme.
The actor will film one more episode of the long-running drama, in which ...
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 Jesse L. Martin (Law & Order), Anthony Anderson (K-Ville)" align="left" hspace="5" />As the world turns, so does the cast of "Law & Order."
Jesse L. Martin, who's been carrying Det. Ed Green's badge for nearly nine years, is leaving the procedural drama...
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No details have been released about the role to be played by the one-time "Six Feet Under" star. He is expected to fill the void left by Milena Govich, who played Detective Nina Cassady for two seasons, and partner with Detective Ed Green, played for eight years by Jesse L. Martin....
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Mandy was on hand as a special guest at the 10th Annual NY Revlon Run/Walk for Women this weekend. She teamed up with Meredith Vieira and others to raise money for breast cancer research. We're not sure if Mandy actually walked but we do know she helped kick off the event with a performance. She most likely sang something off her new album coming out this June.
   
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Happy Birthday to actress/singer Samantha Mumba (1983), guitarist Quinn Allman and vocalist Bert McCracken of The Used (1982), KoRn singer Jonathan Davis (1971), rapper DJ Quik (1970), "Law & Order" actor Jesse L. Martin (1969), WWE wrestler Batista (1966), late night comedian Dave Attell (1965), legendary Canadian hockey star Mark Messier (1961), "Open Range" star Kevin Costner (1955), Temptations singer David Ruffin (1941; d. 1991), actor Danny Kaye (1913; d. 1987), silver screen star Cary Grant (1904; d. 1986), comedic actor Oliver Hardy (1892; d. 1957), and "Winnie the Pooh" author A.A. Milne (1882; d. 1956).
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