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Hallmark Channel to Continue The Shunning Saga

“And….Action!” These are words I hear over and over throughout the day from director Michael Landon, Jr. as I have the privilege to visit the set of The Confession, Believe Pictures’ second part of The Shunning. The Saga Continues As he is showing me around the set, Executive Producer Brian Bird recalls, “We last see Katie Lapp (now played by Katie Leclerc of the ABC Family series Switched at Birth) in The Shunning as she is leaving for parts unknown.

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THE L.A. COMPLEX Introduces New Face Benjamin Charles Watson to The CW

Benjamin Charles Watson is a relatively new face to television. However, you will be seeing much more of him this spring as he appears in the CW Network’s brand new show The L.A. Complex. Success Is New to Watson When I speak with Watson, he is quite overwhelmed by his sudden “star” status. “It’s a big adjustment,” he contemplates. “People come up to me and tell me how much they love the show and the character. It’s really cool. But,

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Kiefer Sutherland TOUCHed by New Series for Fox

There is a red thread loosely wrapped around the ankles of certain people to connect them through the course of this lifetime, according to the Chinese fable “The Red Thread.” Fox’s new series, Touch, is based on that fable. What It’s All About Touch stars Kiefer Sutherland as Martin Bohm, and David Mazouz as his eleven year-old son, Jake, who is misdiagnosed with autism. Speaking from a press appearance at the Langham Huntington Hotel in Pasadena, Sutherland describes it best,

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The Woodcarver’s Entertaining, Compelling Story

When actor John Ratzenberger (Cheers) began his Nuts, Bolts, and Thingamajigs Foundation in 2007, he undoubtedly never guessed he’d be playing a woodcarver in a television project. According to Jack Nasser, executive producer of The Woodcarver, Ratzenberger is a natural for the role. Don’t Call This a Sequel The Woodcarver, the second installment in the What Would Jesus Do (WWJD) series by Nasser Entertainment, tells the story of how one man, a woodcarver, forever changes the life of one young

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J.R. Martinez and Jessica Melore Heroes at Rose Parade

The Tournament of Roses Parade has played host to real-life heroes of different kinds, from the war hero to the daily life one. Nearly since its inception in 1890, it has been a New Year’s Day tradition for millions to gather via television, live stream, and in person to view Pasadena, California’s Tournament of Roses Parade. The 2012 Rose Parade was no different. It was also a celebration of heroes, with actor J.R. Martinez taking center stage as Grand Marshal.

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Luke Schroder Overcomes Incredible Odds in A Mile in His Shoes

Nasser Entertainment’s newest family film related the story of how an autistic teenager realized his dream come true as a pitcher. When director William Dear (Angels in the Outfield) and producer Jack Nasser (Christmas Lodge) collaborated on A Mile in His Shoes, the result was nothing less than magical. To hear Nasser tell the story though, getting the two together was not an easy task. “It took some doing to get him,” Nasser said about Dear. He has directed big

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The CBS Series That Changed a Generation

Three Rivers lasted less than a year as a series. It’s effects have continued to last a lifetime. If warning labels existed for television shows, the label for Three Rivers would read, “Warning: Life Changing Series.” And that’s what Three Rivers has remained, nearly three years after its exit from the airwaves. How It All Began I recently had the honor and privilege of speaking with someone I admire greatly, Creator/Executive Producer of the series (and fellow native North Carolinian)

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Television Celebrities Give Kidney Patients Hope

Television celebrities gather to offer hope to teenagers with kidney disease by offering their services as greeters at the annual Renal Teen Prom. It’s not a red-carpet Golden Globe Awards appearance. It’s not even a scheduled autograph session. Yet a host of television stars annually gather on the Notre Dame High School campus in Sherman Oaks, California to greet the honorees of the Renal Teen Prom. And they bring hope.

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Vanessa Williams and GMC Bring Sugar Mommas to the Small Screen

Vanessa Williams stars in the TV adaptation of the play Sugar Mommas on GMC. Vanessa Williams is thrilled to be playing “Lynn” opposite Terri J. Vaughn’s “Sheila” in the Gospel Music Channel’s adaptation of Sugar Mommas. Vanessa Williams and Terri J. Vaughn – A Thing of the Past The made-for-TV movie, about two sisters who open a bakery together, is not a huge stretch for this acting duo. Williams reveals that she and Vaughn are used to appearing in the

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