The Bold and the Beautiful spoilers reveal that Luna Nozawa (Lisa Yamada) mentioned her lawyers are working on an appeal.
If Luna gets released, could she end up crossing paths with Remy Pryce (Christian Weissmann)? If these two end up meeting, could the two young villains unite to accomplish their goals? Keep reading and let’s talk about what could happen with these characters.
The Bold And The Beautiful Spoilers – Luna Nozawa’s Appeal Hint
B&b spoilers reveal that Luna had a few jailhouse visits. One was with her mother and the woman she framed, Penelope “Poppy” Nozawa (Romy Park). Another was with Bill Spencer (Don Diamont). In each of those visits, Luna kept claiming she wasn’t the girl who committed those crimes.
Luna claimed she wanted her mommy, but then trashed her to Bill the minute she wasn’t around. In those visits, Luna mentioned that her...
If Luna gets released, could she end up crossing paths with Remy Pryce (Christian Weissmann)? If these two end up meeting, could the two young villains unite to accomplish their goals? Keep reading and let’s talk about what could happen with these characters.
The Bold And The Beautiful Spoilers – Luna Nozawa’s Appeal Hint
B&b spoilers reveal that Luna had a few jailhouse visits. One was with her mother and the woman she framed, Penelope “Poppy” Nozawa (Romy Park). Another was with Bill Spencer (Don Diamont). In each of those visits, Luna kept claiming she wasn’t the girl who committed those crimes.
Luna claimed she wanted her mommy, but then trashed her to Bill the minute she wasn’t around. In those visits, Luna mentioned that her...
- 12/19/2024
- by Amandah Hancen
- Celebrating The Soaps
Lionel Richie feared that a knee injury would end his career.
The 67-year-old singer got candid about recovering from a torn meniscus and resuming his All the Hits tour with Mariah Carey during a chat with Et on Wednesday.
Exclusive: Lionel Richie Recalls His Amazing Chance Meeting with Marvin Gaye
"You go into denial and you are like, 'Oh, Ok, I am having a little knee problem, I will just do some more shows and work it out," Richie told Nischelle Turner of his initial response to the injury. "In the old days if you got a little pain, you work it out. Well, the more I started doing shows, what I had was a torn meniscus and the guys said what you do with that is you have to stop, and I didn't know how to stop."
"I am programmed to run and so stopping meant I had to announce to pull the tour and I don't...
The 67-year-old singer got candid about recovering from a torn meniscus and resuming his All the Hits tour with Mariah Carey during a chat with Et on Wednesday.
Exclusive: Lionel Richie Recalls His Amazing Chance Meeting with Marvin Gaye
"You go into denial and you are like, 'Oh, Ok, I am having a little knee problem, I will just do some more shows and work it out," Richie told Nischelle Turner of his initial response to the injury. "In the old days if you got a little pain, you work it out. Well, the more I started doing shows, what I had was a torn meniscus and the guys said what you do with that is you have to stop, and I didn't know how to stop."
"I am programmed to run and so stopping meant I had to announce to pull the tour and I don't...
- 6/9/2017
- Entertainment Tonight
Exclusive: Doc explores the theft of Banksy’s controversial mural in the West Bank.
Elle Driver has boarded world sales on Italian filmmaker Marco Proserpio’s The Man Who Stole Banksy, exploring the debate around the commercial sale of removed street art through the fate of a mural created by the elusive artist in the West Bank in 2007.
Known as Donkey Documents (pictured above) and depicting an Israeli soldier checking a donkey’s ID at a checkpoint, the mural at the heart of the documentary is among a series of protest works painted by Bansky on Israel’s controversial separation wall since 2005.
It unexpectedly provoked the ire of people in Bethlehem, however, when it appeared on a section of the wall there overnight. They complained it seemed to compare Palestinians to donkeys.
In the middle of the furore a local taxi driver had the section cut out of the wall and put the entire slab of concrete...
Elle Driver has boarded world sales on Italian filmmaker Marco Proserpio’s The Man Who Stole Banksy, exploring the debate around the commercial sale of removed street art through the fate of a mural created by the elusive artist in the West Bank in 2007.
Known as Donkey Documents (pictured above) and depicting an Israeli soldier checking a donkey’s ID at a checkpoint, the mural at the heart of the documentary is among a series of protest works painted by Bansky on Israel’s controversial separation wall since 2005.
It unexpectedly provoked the ire of people in Bethlehem, however, when it appeared on a section of the wall there overnight. They complained it seemed to compare Palestinians to donkeys.
In the middle of the furore a local taxi driver had the section cut out of the wall and put the entire slab of concrete...
- 5/15/2017
- ScreenDaily
UK films in the 1950s and 60s led the way in suggesting the boys in blue are less than trustworthy
In these troubled times, when the phone-hacking scandal has heaped ignominy on the police, it is worth pointing out that British cinema has led the way in suggesting the boys in blue are less than trustworthy. In fact, so complete was the turnaround in the two decades between The Blue Lamp, in 1950, and The Offence, from 1972, it almost constitutes a social history in its own right.
Made partly to alleviate a recruitment crisis, and partly to acknowledge a wave of teen delinquency just after the war, The Blue Lamp was the first British film made with the full co-operation of the Metropolitan police. The Met lent the makers their stations, their patrol cars and even their own officers to play small roles. The plot – a neurotic young spiv, played by Dirk Bogarde,...
In these troubled times, when the phone-hacking scandal has heaped ignominy on the police, it is worth pointing out that British cinema has led the way in suggesting the boys in blue are less than trustworthy. In fact, so complete was the turnaround in the two decades between The Blue Lamp, in 1950, and The Offence, from 1972, it almost constitutes a social history in its own right.
Made partly to alleviate a recruitment crisis, and partly to acknowledge a wave of teen delinquency just after the war, The Blue Lamp was the first British film made with the full co-operation of the Metropolitan police. The Met lent the makers their stations, their patrol cars and even their own officers to play small roles. The plot – a neurotic young spiv, played by Dirk Bogarde,...
- 8/11/2011
- The Guardian - Film News
Here are the results from the We Love Soaps TV "Indie Series of the Week" poll for the week of June 5-11, 2011. Devanity finished in the top spot for the seventh week in a row. With the show having wrapped up its first successful season, next week we will have a new number one.
If you're a fan of any of these shows, we encourage you to check out some of the other series you may not have watched yet.
Indie soaps that aired one or more episodes last week were eligible.
Watch last week's indie soaps below:
- Aidan 5 Episode 9 "Down The Rabbit Hole (Part 2)"
- Anyone But Me Season 3 Episode 4 "Mapping Home"
- As The Corn Grows Episode 67
- Awkward Embraces Episode 209 "The Chance Meeting"
- Ave 43 Chapter Twenty-nine
- Beirut, I Love You Episodes 18 & 19
- California Heaven Episodes 3, 4 & 5
- Choices Webisode 3 "What Happened in the Congo?"
-...
If you're a fan of any of these shows, we encourage you to check out some of the other series you may not have watched yet.
Indie soaps that aired one or more episodes last week were eligible.
Watch last week's indie soaps below:
- Aidan 5 Episode 9 "Down The Rabbit Hole (Part 2)"
- Anyone But Me Season 3 Episode 4 "Mapping Home"
- As The Corn Grows Episode 67
- Awkward Embraces Episode 209 "The Chance Meeting"
- Ave 43 Chapter Twenty-nine
- Beirut, I Love You Episodes 18 & 19
- California Heaven Episodes 3, 4 & 5
- Choices Webisode 3 "What Happened in the Congo?"
-...
- 6/15/2011
- by Roger Newcomb
- We Love Soaps
Which web series was your favorite last week? Support your favorite continuing drama or comedy and vote in the weekly We Love Soaps TV poll below. Check back on Tuesday morning for the results (voting ends Tuesday at 9 a.m. Et). Only the shows that aired one or more new episodes from June 5-11, 2011 are listed. Based on release schedules, the shows in the poll will change weekly.
If an indie soap aired this week and is not on the list, feel free to cast your vote as "Other" and add a note in the Comments section of this post.
Watch this week's indie soaps below:
- Aidan 5 Episode 9 "Down The Rabbit Hole (Part 2)"
- Anyone But Me Season 3 Episode 4 "Mapping Home"
- As The Corn Grows Episode 67
- Awkward Embraces Episode 209 "The Chance Meeting"
- Ave 43 Chapter Twenty-nine
- Beirut, I Love You Episodes 24 & 25
- California Heaven Episodes 3, 4 & 5
-...
If an indie soap aired this week and is not on the list, feel free to cast your vote as "Other" and add a note in the Comments section of this post.
Watch this week's indie soaps below:
- Aidan 5 Episode 9 "Down The Rabbit Hole (Part 2)"
- Anyone But Me Season 3 Episode 4 "Mapping Home"
- As The Corn Grows Episode 67
- Awkward Embraces Episode 209 "The Chance Meeting"
- Ave 43 Chapter Twenty-nine
- Beirut, I Love You Episodes 24 & 25
- California Heaven Episodes 3, 4 & 5
-...
- 6/11/2011
- by We Love Soaps TV
- We Love Soaps
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