News Round-up: CORRIE Saves Life, GH in HD, McPartlin

CORONATION STREET saves six-year-old boy and his mum from burning flat
A boy of six saved his mother from their blazing home - after seeing it done the night before on CORONATION STREET. Brave Jaydon Layton heard the smoke alarm and rushed to wake mum Debbie, 28.

The youngster, who had watched Monday's episode of the ITV1 soap in which Peter Barlow was saved by his son Simon, screamed: "Mummy, Mummy, I don't want to die, it's like CORONATION STREET."

NY POST: Linda Dano in Real Life
Dano knows plenty about how to live well. The 1,100-square-foot one-bedroom, one-bathroom co-op that she and her late husband Frank Attardi bought in 2002 boasts a wraparound terrace that blooms with life come spring.

"I love the outdoor space," Dano says. "I'm a gardener, and I've planted the terrace. I'm out there a lot. Friends come over, and we have dinner out there. There's a gazebo; I grow clematis over it. You could get married out there."

"Stardish Radio" celebrates one year on the air
Guests included Bradford Anderson, Kristen Alderson and Eddie Alderson. Anderson spoke about GENERAL HOSPITAL's switch to High Definition and the adjustment the cast is making for that.

Van Hansis Rocks The High Seas
"The best part about it was that you kind of got to know the fans a little bit more, because it wasn't so rushed. You were there for three days. So that was cool.

"Fans made us Build a Bears. They made one for Noah and one for Luke, and we reenacted [scenes] with teddy bear Luke and Noah."

Ryan McPartlin in new miniseries
Lifetime has given the green light to EVERYTHING SHE EVER WANTED, a four-hour miniseries starring Gina Gershon, Ryan McPartlin (ex-Hank, PASSIONS) and Victor Garber.

DESPERATE househusband getting facelift?
A main character will seriously consider getting a facelift. The twist? It's not a housewife mulling a little nip/tuck it's a househusband.

HOLLYOAKS star Kent Riley drops in to school
Kent Riley went to St Gregory’s Primary, Lydiate, and Maricourt High School in Maghull. The actor, who plays Scouser Zak Ramsey in the soap, said: “I didn’t have a bad time in school or anything, it was just left for time outside to develop those skills and luckily I fell into acting. I’ve got a really strong storyline coming up in Hollyoaks and I’m contracted until December so I’m just concentrating on that at the moment.”