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I'm happy for Olivia, she's deserved. I'm a bit sad for Glenn though given her losing steak and the fact that she IS one of the best actors period of her generation. Hopefully she gets something good in the coming years and has another shot - would hate for her to be given a token honourary Oscar a few years from now when she's at the end of her life/career... Just glad Lady Gaga's campaign for a Best Actress Oscar faltered like hell...

I hadn't seen Maeve Kinkead's Emmy win before, so this was nice:

7. It's an over-promoted piece of sh!t.

Coronation Street had this one for the Richard Hillman storyline in 2003:

Labine ended being such an awful fit for this show, and I'm not 100% sure if it was because of Paul Rauch.

Laura Wright has always played Carly like she was the most popular mean girl in high school. The grit from the character is completely gone.

Somewhere Carly went from be anti-establishment to being the establishment. But anyway, Carly was only really a fleshed out character when Brown was in the role, and she was by far the best actress to play the role.

Nothing is worse than the DAYS promos from the 80's when they hired a bunch of ABC actors and had them talking about making "the switch." I don't know if those promos are still on YouTube... None of those actors who made "the switch" lasted very long...

Those summer 1997 CBS promos are still vivid in my mind. Like the Carly and Molly ATWT one, or the GL/Annie one where Cynthia Watros looks like she was having a ball. These '96 Phyllis/Y&R ones were also pretty good. It's hard to remember that Michelle Stafford once had a certain charisma and femme fatale mystique about her...

Watching that, I have dreams of building my own ice cream empire!

The Generations promos were better put together than the show itself...

Who could forget the 'Try Me' campaign from the early 90's? LOL

The 'Turn on the Light' promos from 1992 were great. Here are two focusing on Holly, Blake, and Ross.

CBS had a great run during the Lucy Johnson era.

A Star is Born is the product of severe payola and an obnoxious Oscar campaign from Warner Bros/Cooper/Gaga's respective camps. I have no sympathy for Cooper being let down by not having a Best Director nomination, especially for a story that's been told 3 TIMES ONSCREEN. Luckily Hollywood has seen right though all this and has not been awarding it, despite the bought for press in the Fall suggesting they would.

An often overlooked piece in her massive singles catalogue, thought it was a massage hit for her in mid-1994. It spent 4 weeks at #2 on the Hot 100 (held off by All-4-One's sappy "I Swear" which spent 11 weeks at #1).

Harry Reid was a nice kid, but he didn't have much range. I can see why they wanted to recast. I just hope they do more to explore Kathy and Ben's relationship, instead of going down that blackhole again that is his relationship with Phil.

Rob Kazinsky is coming back as Sean Slater for a short stint this year: https://www.digitalspy.com/soaps/eastenders/a25932862/eastenders-sean-slater-rob-kazinsky-return-shock/

Exactly it, she and her team are so damn transparent.

Gaga’s delusional fans have been attacking Glenn Close left and right on Twitter with some of the most absurd ageist trash. I really detest that segment of her fanbase. She subtly has encouraged a lot of that crap from her fans as well. I know it did well at the box office, but everything this award season screams payola from Gaga and Bradley Cooper’s respective camps for ASIB. Luckily it doesn’t appear to be working outside of the expected music categories...

Glad a real actress like Glenn Close won the Golden Globe. I hope this is the year Queen Glenn finally wins that elusive Oscar.