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Coronation Street spoilers for the week of April 21 tease Lauren Bolton’s (Cait Fitton) shock, Debbie Webster’s (Sue Devaney) panic, Dylan Wilson’s (Liam McCheyne) danger and more! Todd Grimshaw’s (Gareth Pierce) secret’s at risk, romance finds Julie Carp (Katy Cavanaugh) and more!

Lauren’s Shock

Next week in Corrie, Lauren faces a shocking revelation that leads to a significant mistake. At the hospital, the doctor informs her that her son, Frankie Bolton (Roman Thresh), is recovering well and will soon be able to go home.

However, when a nurse brings a package for Frankie, Lauren notices the prison stamp and is disturbed to find out it’s from her estranged father, Reece Bolton (Scott Anson).

Later, Lauren decides to visit Reece in prison, but what will he say to her? The next day, Lauren gets caught up in the turmoil caused by Betsy Swain (Sydney Martin...

The Bold and the Beautiful spoilers document that Luna Nozawa (Lisa Yamada) is thrilled to have met her father after all this time. She’s waited her whole life for that moment. But that gift comes with many potential consequences.

Steffy Forrester Finnegan (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) couldn’t restrain herself. She felt compelled to storm to Bill Spencer’s (Don Diamont), where Luna lives under a ridiculous house arrest order.

Luna felt the threat from the woman who was no longer her cousin’s wife but instead her stepmother. Steffy made it quite clear that she would not allow Luna to have a relationship with John Finn Finnegan (Tanner Novlan). But Finn refused to withhold anything from Steffy because he loves her, and they both value trust.

Steffy Forrester Finnegan Has A Point

One of the soapier moments in recent B&b history came when Luna caged Steffy in the apartment set for demolition.

The Bold and the Beautiful spoilers reveal that Steffy Forrester Finnegan (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) thinks the biggest threat to her marriage is Hope Logan (Annika Noelle). However, Steffy could be in for an awakening if Ivy Forrester (Ashleigh Brewer) sets her sights on the good doctor.

Will Ivy make a move on John “Finn” Finnegan (Tanner Novlan). Keep reading to find out what could happen when Ivy returns to Los Angeles.

The Bold And The Beautiful Spoilers – Hope Logan’s Redirection

B&b spoilers reveal that after Liam Spencer’s (Scott Clifton) marriage fell apart, Hope got closer to Thomas Forrester (Matthew Atkinson).

However, when Thomas proposed marriage multiple times, Hope always said no. Thomas left for France and is now engaged to Paris Buckingham (Diamond White).

B&b Spoilers – Carter Walton’s Flirting

Since then, Hope has been fixated on Steffy’s husband, Finn. At the Brooke’s Bedroom party,...

The Bold and the Beautiful (B&b) spoilers and updates reveal Taylor Hayes (Rebecca Budig) is set to drop by the Forrester mansion in the week of September 16-20. During her visit, we’ll witness Taylor reconnecting with Eric Forrester (John McCook) as she gets accustomed to her new life in Los Angeles.

The Bold And The Beautiful Spoilers – Eric Forrester Respects And Cares About Taylor Hayes

Eric will always support Brooke Logan (Katherine Kelly Lang) and her relationship with Ridge Forrester (Thorsten Kaye). However, he also respects Taylor and sees her as a good person. Because of this, Eric will be happy to see Taylor back, but he might become suspicious about why she returned.

As they catch up, Eric could ask questions and sense that Taylor is holding back something-last year Eric tried to keep his serious illness a secret from his family and friends. He didn’t want...

The Young and the Restless spoilers see Sharon Newman (Sharon Case) losing her grip on reality, and it’s only getting worse. She’s yelling at people, making threats, and soon, someone’s life could be in danger. Maybe even more than one person is at risk.

Young and the Restless Spoilers: Sharon Newman Spirals – Lives at Risk

I’ve got five characters who might not make it out of this messy Y&r plot alive. First up, Daniel Romalotti (Michael Graziadei). He was part of the crash that killed Cassie Newman (Camryn Grimes), and Sharon just dreamed that he died instead. With the lines blurring between reality and fantasy, Sharon might try to kill Daniel, thinking it’ll bring Cassie back.

Next on the list is Lucy Romalotti (Lily Brooks O’Briant). Sharon sees her as a mini-Daniel, blaming him for Cassie’s death. With Lucy sneaking around and drinking,...

Criminal Minds is a police procedural drama known for its dark and disturbing storylines. Some of the cases the Bau investigates become personal for the profilers, from serial killer George Foyet targeting Unit Chief Aaron Hotchner, to Dr. Spencer Reid getting addicted to Dilaudid after another unsub tortured Reid by using the drug. Other cases might not affect the Bau team directly, yet are still so disturbing or sad that fans have a hard time watching the episode, and might even skip it during a re-watch.

Episodes like "Mosley Lane", "100" and "To Hell and Back" are infamous within the Criminal Minds fandom due to their heartbreaking endings, shocking deaths, or disturbing criminals. Criminal Minds pushes boundaries and isn't afraid of putting its main characters through multiple life-threatening situations, which is why this procedural drama is so captivating for many. However, there are some episodes of Criminal Minds that many fans...

7 Little Johnstons fans recently tore into Trent Johnston for putting his newborn granddaughter, Leighton Bolden, at risk. So, what did Trent do that put his new family member in danger?

7 Little Johnstons: TLC Introduced Baby Leighton Bolden In Scenes

Since the beginning of 7 Little Johnstons Season 14, TLC teased Liz Johnston’s pregnancy storyline, including the young mother being rushed to the hospital to welcome her baby girl. With the way TLC operates, many viewers suspected that the network would end the season on a cliffhanger without introducing Leighton officially.

Luckily for fans, TLC decided to officially introduce baby Leighton Bolden in recent Season 14 scenes. With how much focus the network put on making Liz Johnston’s pregnancy storyline the main storyline of the season, it was a huge payoff getting to see baby Leighton in the end, and viewers loved how it all went down.

Trent Johnston – Leighton Bolden...

If you followed indie film in the 90s, Vince Vaughn was at the center of a legendary tale. As the story goes, in order to get permission to use the theme from Jaws in the film Swingers, Doug Liman screened the film for Steven Spielberg’s approval. Not only did Stevie Boy allow them to use the scary shark tune but the legendary director knew he had to work with whoever was playing Trent Walker. And, he did just that when he cast Vince Vaughn in his Jurassic Park sequel, The Lost World. Spielberg instantly knew that Vince Vaughn was superstar material and he was correctomundo. Over the last nearly 30 years, he has given us some of the best comedic performances mixed in with some bone chilling anti-heroes. But it seems in the past few years Vaughn has slowed down his output to focus on smaller roles in more meaningful projects.

DVD Playhouse—July 2011

By Allen Gardner

The Music Room (Criterion) Satyajit Ray’s 1958 masterpiece looks at the life of a fallen aristocrat as a metaphor for an India that is not only becoming Westernized, but modernized technologically and culturally beyond recognition. When the beloved music room, where he has hosted lavish concerts in the past, starts falling into disrepair as attendance drops steadily, the man realizes his way of life is vanishing. Stunningly shot in black & white, one of Ray’s finest works. Bonuses: Documentary on Ray from 1984 by Shyam Benegal; Interviews with Ray biographer Andrew Robinson and filmmaker Mira Nair; Excerpt from 1981 roundtable discussion between Ray, critic Michael Ciment, director Claude Sautet. Also available on Blu-ray disc. Full screen. Dolby 1.0 mono.

Beauty And The Beast (Criterion) Jean Cocteau’s sublime adaptation of the classic fairy tale become a beloved classic upon its 1946 release, and hasn’t faded since.

Best-selling author Patricia Cornwell will this month see her first film adaptation released on DVD.

At Risk, a murder mystery starring Andie MacDowell that first aired as a TV movie, hits stores on June 27 in the UK and June 28 in the USA. It's based on Cornwell's 2006 novel of the same name, originally a serialisation for the New York Times.

The story introduces Win Garano (Daniel Sunjata; The Devil Wears Prada), the rising star of the Massachusetts State Police, when D.A. Monique Lamont (Andie MacDowell; Four Weddings and a Funeral, upcoming Footloose remake) sends him to Tennessee to investigate a cold case that took place more than 20 years before.

Monique thinks she has found the perfect murder to showcase her new crime initiative and further her political ambitions and Win has no choice but to follow her lead.

With the help of his colleague Delma Sykes (Annabeth Gish; The X Files,...

Los Angeles — With just two episodes of "Two and a Half Men" in the can and Charlie Sheen in rehab, what's next for TV's top-rated comedy?

There has been no comment from CBS, series producer Warner Bros. Television or Sheen whether the 45-year-old actor will be back to film the remaining eight episodes.

The Monday night show's finished episodes will air Feb. 7 and Feb. 14. To cover after that, CBS has ordered two extra episodes of "Rules of Engagement" and may increase its order for another sitcom as well as rely on "Two and Half Men" repeats.

No other comedy has the drawing power of "Men," which even in reruns averages bigger audiences (10.6 million, according to the Nielsen Co.) than first-run episodes of other network comedies, except for ABC's "Modern Family" (14.6 million).

Original episodes of "Two and a Half Men" top 15 million viewers and the show has increased its audience by 2 percent over last season,...

TNT's pilot "Bird Dog" has found a replacement for Eliza Dushku in the lead role -- and also cast the main character's dad.

Ashley Williams, who had a recurring part on TNT's "Saving Grace," has been cast in the role of a police officer in the Pacific Northwest who gets a new partner in the form of her estranged dad. Gerald McRaney, who's coming off NBC's "Undercovers," is playing her father, Deadline reports.

The casting of Williams comes a few days after Dushku dropped out of "Bird Dog" only a week after being cast. Her departure was apparently an amicable one, at least according to the "Dollhouse" star's Twitter feed.

Williams starred in a pair of Lifetime movies -- "At Risk" and "The Front" -- based on Patricia Cornwell novels earlier this year. Her credits also include a recurring part on "How I Met Your Mother's" first season, "Good Morning,...

Executive producer Stanley M. Brooks of Once Upon a Time Films did not attend an AFTRA arbitration hearing Tuesday concerning more than $1 million owed from a 2008 Logo TV series but was represented by an attorney who acknowledged that there were unpaid residual payments, according to Del Shores, who was creator and director of the show in question, "Sordid Lives: The Series."

"I went to the AFTRA arbitration today to be a witness for AFTRA," Shores said in a statement to THR after the hearing. "I was not called upon to testify. My understanding is that Stan Brooks and Once Upon a Time Films agreed that they owed the actors of 'Sordid Lives: The Series' somewhere around $1.1 million in unpaid residuals and requested to meet with all three guilds involved -- WGA, DGA and AFTRA -- to try to come to a settlement for the artists owed, including myself.

We had the promo up for Lifetime's first film "At Risk" last time. That film introduced high-powered and glamorous District Attorney Monique Lamont. Now, Andie MacDowell returns in the adaptation of the second book of Patricia Cornwell’s best-selling Win Garano series. "The Front" brings back high-powered and sexy Boston District Attorney Monique Lamont and her favorite ace detective, Win Garano, in a fast-paced mystery. Determined to generate much-needed publicity as her career in politics begins to lose its shine, Monique orders Win to re-open an investigation into an unsolved homicide that took place in one of Boston’s small outlying communities served by “The Front,” a coalition of small, local police departments that have banded together to fight crime.

A movie project about Pompeii that Roman Polanski was set to direct two years ago is being re-imagined as a miniseries by a partnership that includes Sony Pictures TV, Scott Free and German producer Tandem.

As with the aborted Polanski pic, the event mini is based on the bestseller "Pompeii" by Robert Harris and will be unveiled Monday in Cannes during the Miptv program sales market. (Polanski went on to collaborate with Harris on another pic, "The Ghost Writer," but has no involvement in this epic for the smallscreen.)

Details are still sketchy as to which party will retain which distribution rights on "Pompeii," but Tandem, the company behind another mini based on Ken Follett's "Pillars of the Earth," will likely handle key European territories while Sony retains rights elsewhere.

While the appetite for big-budget miniseries has waxed and waned in the U.S. over the decades, appeal internationally...

Crime novelist Patricia Cornwell's penned work is brought to the smallscreen via Lifetime's "At Risk" airing tonight at 9 pm on the female-centric network. The film stars Andie MacDowell as a steel Magnolia in the Yankee bastion city of Boston, cast as Monique "Money" Lamont, the district attorney running for governor. Once again, MacDowell gets to show off her Francophile love (her "Groundhog Day" character's college major) as Lamont parlez le francais avec her père in a Southern accent and delivers terse little ripped from the headlines soundbites in her bid to be governor. Lamont laments with wavering voice, "We women running for office have to be strong And vulnerable..."The feel of the film marries elements...

See the poster as well as a promo clip from Lifetime Network's "At Risk" starring Andie MacDowell, Daniel Sunjat, Diahann Carroll, Annabeth Gish, and Ashley Williams. John Pielmeier writes based on Patricia Cornwell's #1 Best-Selling Crime Novels. The novels are officially brought to life with two world premiere movies which air two weeks in a row. Be sure to tune-in Saturday, April 10th at 9Pm Et/Pt for "At Risk," only on Lifetime! "At Risk" introduces audiences to the high-powered and glamorous District Attorney Monique Lamont (MacDowell), who seeks to further her political aspirations by solving a decades-old murder. Not convinced of the purity of his boss’ motives, Monique’s colleague, Win Garano (Sunjata), grudgingly takes on the assignment...

Fans of the Kay Scarpetta crime series and the author, Patricia Cornwell, can look forward to her other works being dramatized and brought to the smallscreen by Lifetime networks. The work of #1 New York Times bestselling author, Patricia Cornwell, will make its on-screen debut when Andie MacDowell and Daniel Sunjata star in the Lifetime Original Movies At Risk and The Front. Cornwell's At Risk airs Saturday, April 10, 2010, at 9:00 pm (Et/Pt) -- and The Front airs Saturday, April 17, 2010, also at 9:00 pm (Et/Pt). This will mark the first time that Cornwell's suspense and forensic insight have been adapted for either film or television. Andie MacDowell is cast as Monique Lamont, the brazen and ambitious...

By Wrap Staff

Lifetime announced world premiere dates for a pair of mystery films based on the work of bestselling author Patricia Cornwell on Tuesday. 'Patricia Cornwell's At Risk" will debut on Saturday April 10 at 9 p.m. (Et/Pt) and "Patricia Cornwell's The Front" will hit screens a week later on Saturday April 17 at the same time.

The television network has attracted some moderately big names, let's call them B minus list, for the pair of Cornwell inspired films it that will begin airing in April, including Andie MacDowell, Annabeth Gish and Diahann Carroll.

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Andie MacDowell has revealed that she hates taking her clothes off to film sex scenes. The star, who has to strip off to play a sex addict in new Lifetime films The Front and At Risk, said that her shyness makes being nude in front of the camera embarrassing. MacDowell told Fox News: "I play a real bi**h, I was a narcissistic sex addict and had to sleep with young men. But it was embarrassing because I’m pretty shy and yet I had to look at myself in the mirror and take my clothes off." The 51-year-old also talked about the difficulty of (more)...

Andie MacDowell was terrified of stripping off in her latest films. The 51-year-old actress stars as District Attorney Monique Lamont in new TV movies "At Risk" and "The Front" - based on the mystery books by Patricia Cornwell - and found shooting the sex scenes mortifying.

She explained: "I play a real b***h, I was a narcissistic sex addict and had to sleep with young men. But it was embarrassing because I'm pretty shy and yet I had to look at myself in the mirror and take my clothes off."

Despite finding the part challenging, Andie is pleased she decided to tackle it.

She claims it is too easy for older actresses to fade into the background, and is determined to keep working for as long as possible.

Andie added to Fox News: "We live in a society that sees getting older in a certain way, but I keep...