Mary Lou Henner or often called Marilu Henner born in Chicago, Illinois, where her mother ran a dance studio in the family garage. Marilu's father and brother of the family name changed from "Pudlowski" to "Henner" for commercial purposes. Henner was raised on the northwest side of Chicago, Illinois in Logan Square neighborhood. Henner also began her acting career in City of Broad Shoulders. She was one of the stars of the original community-theatre production of Grease, remaining with the show when it moved to New York in 1976.
This week on "60 Minutes" Lesley Stahl reports a rare ability: to remember all the days of thy life as if it were yesterday. This is called "superior autobiographical memory" and researchers have identified only a handful of people worldwide who have it. One actress Marilu Henner is a "Taxi", rather curiously.
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