INTERVIEW: OLTL's John Brotherton (Jared)
Brotherton was a guest on "BuzzWorthy Radio" this morning.
LYNN LICCARDO: What Would Irna Think?
"As for the storytelling, I expect she would find fault with a lot, as have many of us who love the show. But given Phillips’ penchant for insisting that her stories challenge society’s mores, I’d like to hope that Irna would be able to see in the emerging love story between Olivia and Natalia, and in how that story’s being told, that the storyteller’s essential kernel has indeed remained intact."
ATWT Fan Club Wrap-Up
Soap Opera Weekly's Mala Bhattacharjee recaps the AS THE WORLD TURNS Fan Club weekend.
ATWT's kidnapping drama "off the hook"
According to Soap Opera Digest's Devin Owens: "Luke and Noah's kidnap drama on ATWT is off the hook. I've been sitting on the edge of my seat each day as this story unfolds because it's not just about loved ones worried about bringing the boys safely home."
PRIVILEGED inching closer to pickup?
A source close to the show confirms that the network has decided to run repeats of the cult fave on Fridays at 8 pm/ET throughout the summer which raises speculation the show will be back for another season.
GREY'S widower heats up BURN NOTICE
BURN NOTICE has tapped Tony and Golden Globe-nominated actor Ben Shenkman to join the cast as the man of Michael Westen's dreams: a dude who can make his burn notice disappear forever.
Shenkman, last seen raging against Derek for killing his ailing wife on GREY'S ANATOMY, will play the recurring role of Tom Strickler, a smooth-talking, gregarious freelance spy broker who offers to cancel Michael's (Jeffrey Donovan) burn notice in exchange for an unspecified -- and potentially lethal -- job.
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