You guys!
Did you hear?
“The Bachelorette” star Clare Crowley is 39 years old!
Continue reading “On ‘The Bachelorette,’ an old crone finds her Ken doll”
You guys!
Did you hear?
“The Bachelorette” star Clare Crowley is 39 years old!
Continue reading “On ‘The Bachelorette,’ an old crone finds her Ken doll”
Tyra Banks seemed a bit testy with the judges on the premiere of the revamped, pandemic-proofed “Dancing with the Stars” last night.
The 29th season opener, the first without legendary host Tom Bergeron, opened with everyone, the judges, new host and executive producer Banks, and the contestants practicing social distance.
Continue reading “Tyra gets salty with the judges on her first ‘Dancing’ spin”
Is there a perfect soap moment?
A spot that somehow encapsulates all the great things about the soaps? One that captures the romance and the drama and demonstrates why they are so beloved by viewers?
I’ve been thinking about this a lot since ABC aired “The Story of Soaps,” a prime-time tribute to daytime serials.
It was a surprisingly well-done special, until Andy Cohen guest-starred in the role of undertaker and declared the soaps dead.
As if.
In the wake of the murder of George Floyd and the protests that have erupted across the nation, Jimmy Kimmel has a question for America:
Can you really take another four years of the clown in the White House?
Continue reading “Jimmy Kimmel has an urgent question for America”
ABC and People present a two-hour celebration of daytime serials in “The Story of Soaps” tonight at 9.
Soaps rarely get any attention in prime time, so this special is definitely worth checking out.
The documentary features such celebrities as Carol Burnett, Bryan Cranston (who got his break on “Loving”) and Jon Hamm dishing on the genre.
The network promises the special will explore how female creators shifted from radio to television and how their work changed pop culture.
You can also probably expect to see a fair share of catfights, crying, catfights, people dying, catfights, people coming back from the dead, and catfights.
There’s so much more to daytime than its excesses.