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Wow. Sad.
We are devastated to announce that our wonderful husband and Dad, Mike, has collapsed and died while in Melbourne for the Aus Open. For 38 years he lived his dream covering sport all over the world. He was a truly great man and we will miss him terribly. Lucy, Sam, Ruby and Joe.
— Mike Dickson (@Mike_Dickson_DM) January 17, 20240 -
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Javier Bardem and Chloe Sevigny have been cast as the Menendez parents opposite Nicholas Chavez (GH) in his Ryan Murphy miniseries. Some very A-list heft to work with the newbies:
https://deadline.com/2024/01/monster-season-2-javier-bardem-chloe-sevigny-1235727311/
First teaser announcing the cast (no footage):
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Frances Tiafoe took a dip into an ice bath (kinda ) with some of his team after his 1st round win at the #AusOpen pic.twitter.com/uxFCGhCTS7
— Myles David (@TunedIntoTennis) January 14, 20240 -
Emma Stone is already doing the “I don’t want this—Lily deserves it” routine that Cate Blanchett did last year when she collected a few of the precursors before Michelle Yeoh ultimately won:
#Oscars2024 #Oscars pic.twitter.com/LlE2ClpbzM
— Mark Johnson (@MarkLikesMovies) January 15, 2024I do wonder, though: EEAAO was a juggernaut that got two other acting Oscars and I doubt KOTFM will have the same force.
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Insane to me that time and time again J. McEnroe goes on air and just admits he has zero clue who a player is. (Today, bergs, 120 atp) just says to the world, hey guys, I’ve done zero research for my job and I’m just going to disrespect someone who’s top 150 in the world at a job
— Thai-Son Kwiatkowski (@thaikwiatkowski) January 15, 20240 -
She had been the last surviving member of the original series’s cast:
Joyce Randolph, Trixie on 'The Honeymooners,' Dies at 99 https://t.co/u2JvRjy3Ve
— Variety (@Variety) January 14, 20240 -
tennis world: Aus Open Aus Open Aus Open
— Ryan (@Some1NamedRyan) January 14, 2024
Garbiñe: pic.twitter.com/qicNpkiZAP0 -
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Scenes from today’s coastal flooding at Hudson River Park #NYC pic.twitter.com/XN7WbxGrvS
— Max Guliani (@maximusupinNYc) January 13, 20240 -
I remember reading Tom Shales’s reviews and columns many years ago. A dwindling generation:
Tom Shales, a Pulitzer Prize-winning television critic for The Washington Post who brought incisive and barbed wit to coverage of the small screen, died at a hospital in Fairfax County, Va. He was 79. https://t.co/libqO6gIR0
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 13, 20240 -
On 1/11/2024 at 10:46 PM, vetsoapfan said:
I legit haven't watched an entire episode of GH in decades, not since Claire Labine left as head scribe. I've seen clips and partial eps here and there, but nothing that satisfied me or made me want to tune back in regularly.
That being said, I've actually sat down and watched the last few episodes (it helped a lot that so many vets were featured prominently).
I'm shocked to admit that I was pleased with today's episode (January 11, 2024), and felt it was an honorable and touching send-off to a beloved actress and character.
And it made me cry. A crusty curmudgeon like me, who hasn't shed a tear over a soap since Maureen Bauer (TGL), and BJ and Stone (GH) died in the 1990s!
Hell has frozen over, LOL!
Good job, GH.
Totally agree and I admit I came in with a lot of skepticism. The way the episode came together was beautifully executed, and the “journalist interview” actually managed to be a smart device. It was like a little self-contained movie. I even teared up when Carly and Felicia found the woman who’d been trafficked. (Talk about making a lot out of a minor character!) Makes you wonder what these people can do with more time, thought, budget, and care, as they managed an episode so powerful even within the limitations of the show.
I do think GH does tributes to its departed performers well. This was better the Sean/John Reilly tribute, which had a similar feel with the self-contained WSB story with Reilly’s real-life daughter. GH employs these personal touches in these tributes that really resonate deeply.
Brighton Hertford looks so much like JZ. She’s beautiful. And a fine actress.
Ryan Carnes really nailed it. He’s the real deal as an actor. I wish they’d find a way to keep him, but then you realize that day-to-day GH is absolutely trash. Love him, but his talents would be wasted.
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RIP Bill Hayes. What a star. What a man. What an inspiration. Bill, to the very end, showed up at Days of Our Lives with pride, spirit and a love of craft that never waivered. To lose him at age 98 is way too soon. Condolences to dear Susan, and to us all. #DOOL #Days pic.twitter.com/UNolfqTZdR
— Michael Logan (@TVGMLogan) January 13, 20240 -
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5 minutes ago, detroitpiston said:
Robin vs Carly
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RIP Bridget Dobson, who gave us the soap of a lifetime when she created (with hubby Jerry) the deliriously radical #SantaBarbara. True TV royalty (her parents created #GH), Bridget was so ballsy, innovative and freakin’ brilliant that she had no imitators. Nobody even dared try. pic.twitter.com/3h6hq75odf
— Michael Logan (@TVGMLogan) January 6, 20240 -
The best of this genre are leaving us so quickly.
I’m devastated to hear we lost Bridget Dobson. I loved her. She was instrumental in my career and a great friend. A soap icon and a wonderful effervescent person. I don’t have words. My heart is Bridget, I will always be your Princess. Rest well.
— Michele Val Jean (@MicheleValJean) January 6, 20240 -
1 hour ago, BetterForgotten said:
I have not seen an official source, but Michele Val Jean posted on Twitter that Bridget Dobson has passed away.
I was just coming here to see what people were saying because I saw someone post it on IG. What a sad loss to start 2024.
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The Media/Journalism Thread
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Wow, with Pitchfork getting downsized and absorbed into GQ, the LA Times laying off workers, and now Sports Illustrated firing their entire staff, it’s been a brutal week for print media and online journalism: