Kyle Lowder (The Bold and the Beautiful) will sing the National Anthem before the Los Angeles Dodgers vs. Arizona Diamondbacks game on Thursday, April 2. The game begins at 7:00 p.m. at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, CA.
If anyone attends, take a video and send it in!
Who would have thought that teen R&B group B5 is would be a big fan of All My Children?
Whether this is true or this is just for publicity's sake, the group is headed to Pine Valley on April 25. It'll be singing its song "Erika Kain," fresh off the album "Dont Talk, Just Listen."
The song's video features Erica in handcuffs. Seriously!
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Congratulations to The Young and Restless' Tammin Sursok!
The young star has landed the lead role in the Nickelodeon movie Spectacular!
The story centers on a preppy high school student (Sursok) who is part of the school's Spectacular! choir. The group is in sad shape, with its most talented members either having graduated or been stolen away by a rival squad.
The teen sees salvation in a cocky rocker (Canadian Nolan Funk), who reluctantly joins Spectacular! to win a money prize that would finance his rock 'n' roll dreams. However, the rocker doesn't factor in falling for the preppy girl.
Way to go, Tammin! Congrats on the role.
We can't get enough of former Family Ties matriarch Alley Mills and her guest stints on The Bold and the Beautiful. Check her out below:
Cameron Mathison rang the closing bell for NASDAQ in Times Square last night. The gorgeous woman alongside this All My Children hunk?
Donald Trump's wife, Melania. Wow.
With General Hospital celebrating its 45th birthday today, TV Guide Canada talked with longtime star Kimberly McCullough about her time on the show...
TVG: General Hospital is celebrating 45 years whats been your favourite storyline so far?
KM: Jason getting amnesia.
TVG: Looking back, Robin was a lively, charming, and funny kid. As an adult, shes lost her sense of humour
KM: I dont know why. The writers got it in their minds that Robin should be a stick-in-the-mud. I dont know where they got that idea, but alas, thats been the reality since Ive returned to the show.
TVG: Well, to be fair, Robin was an orphan, contracted HIV, buried her boyfriend, and now shes dating a louse, albeit a sexy one! Heck, Id be in rehab by now.
KM: [laughs] Yeah, but you know its also because shes a serious student. Robin needs to be in control because as a child she had such a turbulent childhood.
TVG: Head writer Bob Guza has kept the HIV thread alive throughout Robins storyline and now that shes pregnant I have to say its the only storyline in daytime, in recent memory, that is truly groundbreaking. Do you think GH will continue to write this story responsibly?
KM: I certainly hope so. I saw Guza a couple of days ago and he said hes been talking to the Center for Disease Control. Hes finding out what kind of pregnancies she could experience and all the possibilities that are available. GH is responsible in the sense that they want to educate the public about having a baby for an HIV-positive woman.
At the same time, Bob doesnt want the whole storyline to be all about the HIV aspect, because it would also be irresponsible to say that HIV defines a person. People with HIV have full lives. Its a manageable disease.
Read the full interview with McCullough now.
Anyone familiar with As the World Turns knows recent Nuke concerns are not related to any sort of WMDs. Unless we're talking about Weapons of Mass Deliciousness, that is, in actors Van Hansis and Jake Silbermann.
But, seriously, folks. Legions angered soap fans have spammed the media with complaints about bias against Luke and Noah on the show, with many calling for a viewer boycott because this gay couple hasn't kissed in months.
TV Guide contacted CBS daytime chief Barbara Bloom to get her view on the controversy.
"I can assure you there is no homophobia on the part of the network, nor are we pandering to any group," Bloom said. "We have not censored As the World Turns or asked them to hold back in any way."
Bloom is all for having the two boys go all the way, eventually.
"I really hope the show will continue to evolve the Luke and Noah story, and that they culminate their relationship the way all couples in love do."
But in the meantime, the show has thrown yet another roadblock in the couple's path: Earlier this month Noah married Iraqi refugee Ameera (Tala Ashe) to keep her from getting deported.
"I understand why all this makes people scream," Bloom admits. "The only thing you're going to get out of me is that the pacing is slower with Luke and Noah than it is with other romances on As the World Turns. But that's good storytelling. We're in the business of getting people to watch more."
A pair of All My Children actress will be making an appearance in front of fans this weekend:
Amanda Baker and Ambyr Childers will appear at the Third Annual Touched By A Star event on Saturday April 5, 2008. It will be held in Sterling Heights, Michigan. Visit Touched By A Star for more information and to buy tickets.
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