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AMC Rant
Week of June 29 - July 3:

There was a good mix of drama and comedy this week on All My Children, but I could do with a little more romance. Let's take a look at the week:

Taylor/Brot/Tad: Just an observation, but it seems as if they really rushed the break up of Taylor and Brot. One minute they're engaged, and five seconds later she's headed out to dinner with Tad Martin. It seems the writers... » Read More

Back in May, we told you that Elizabeth Hubbard (Lucinda Walsh) would be appearing on the Dutch soap opera “Goede Tijden Slechte Tijden.” Now, thanks to the powers of the internet, we're lucky enough to get a glance of the veteran actress in her new role.



Check out the clip and let Soaps.com know what you think. We've been told that the rest of the story will air in two months since the show is going... » Read More

He may still appear sporadically as Dr. James Warwick on The Bold and the Beautiful , but if you wish to see more of Ian Buchanan, then check out his new film, “Make the Yuletide Gay.”

The film made its world premiere at the 19th Inside Out Toronto LGBT Film and Video Festival on May 17th and continues to tour the film festival circuit.

“Make the Yuletide Gay” is about gay college student, Gunn, who... » Read More

These are the “Days” of my week from June 29 – July 3:

This was a three day week, due to Wimbledon finals, which air Thursday and Friday, so my blog is up earlier than the norm. Strangely, I’ve still a lot to say! Maybe after you read you’ll have a lot to say, too.

Nicole’s guilt:
This week, Nicole brought Johnny to see Sami, out of guilt. The kid can talk, so isn’t Nic concerned that he’ll... » Read More

Aside from the other projects we’ve already reported on , Natalia Livingston (Rebecca, GH ) has a movie coming out on DVD called “West of Brooklyn.”

The film is a fish out of water story, about an Italian American street kid, and closet beat poet, who joins his friends in L.A. after the death of his mother. While on the west coast, he meets a rich girl from Beverly Hills (Livingston) and a famous Bronx poet, who help him... » Read More

In the shadow of the impending cancellation, CBS has launched a new section to their Guiding Light website to celebrate the show's history and lead viewers along to its final episode on September 18. There are photo galleries, video highlights and brand new interviews with stars of the show, past and present, to illustrate the series' many famous plots and characters over the years.

Here's a snippet of what they have posted so... » Read More

Welcome to Amy's
"One Life in a Week!" (June 29 – July 3)

Given the July 4th holiday tomorrow, since the network is airing a repeat of the March 18 episode today, I'm delivering my thoughts to you early this Friday morning, so on we go…

It was a short week in Llanview, but definitely packed with drama - and finally we were delivered an end to this crazy Stacy/Rex/Gigi situation! Leave it to Roxy to use a... » Read More

As everyone knows, this has been the final week for Passions , barring some surprise resurrection in the future. Unlike some of the characters on the series, I have little faith in such things and have been watching the show quickly move to its fated conclusion. Now everyone has seen the conclusion and has gotten the ending they wanted or didn't want. Tonight, we can each say a little goodbye to all of our favorite characters. I know I'll say... » Read More

Restless Rant
Week of June 29 - July 3:

Well, things really exploded this week on The Young and the Restless! With the exception of a couple of storylines that aren't doing it for me personally, the show was great at times this week! At the end it almost felt like a sweeps week! I actually felt things - I laughed and cried - some of that balance I'm always yapping about came back into play, and it makes such a big... » Read More