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NEW VIP BEING FILMED ALREADY?! the world is good

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Christine Baranski is celebrating her 16th Emmy nomination for her role as Agnes van Rhijn in the hit series, “The Gilded Age.”

She tells CBS Mornings that “it’s wonderful to play someone that strong,” adding that she tends to “kind of stay in character” between takes.

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Rando doodles Ghghgg .

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the cast of Ghosts at CBS's 2024 Emmys FYC event.

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Scan of Moonlight (2007) For Your Consideration (FYC) Emmy 2008 DVD slip cover

This was one of my grail items for awhile and I finally bought it on eBay back in March (it's nice to have another thing to add to my Moonlight collection

I just love the different ways they use the promotional pictures

*This was scanned at the library it's not the best but I think it looks ok

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The Good Wife - First Episode, First Scene, Alicia Slaps Peter (1x01)

CBS shows are bland, but this is a great opening scene.

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I’m a simp. I don’t care.

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Postcards from Snagglepuss (Minnesota State Fair edition)

Unlikely(?) ursine company, as seems usual

"Admittedly," Bump from the CB Bears remarked over their favourite fair food, walleye cakes from Giggles' Campfire Grill, "it was bound to happen--as in giving up The Perfume Wagon."

"So what explained it exactly?" asked Huckleberry Hound as our own party shared such typically Minnesotan fare, with their leader Hustle remarking that "it was just coming apart at the seams, more or less. Age, wear and tear, the cost of engine rebuilds--not to mention 'Charlie' taking up a new direction."

"Yeah," Square Bear chimed in. "Charlie the sexpert."

Which certainly stunned Hustle, Bump and Boogie, though stopping short of a spit gag.

"My apologies if my voice is confused with Hustle there," Hair Bear remarked, "but for some reason, Square, one Saturday afternoon out of sheer ennui post-zoo, decided to break out the Invisible Motorcycle and drive on up into the Yosemite Valley ... eventually to lead us to some off-road trails near Yosemite Park where we would come upon Charlie. And we spent a few days with her learning about the beauty and wonder of sexuality--"

"Geez the clyde, didn't the sexpertise of Charlie get to be rather interesting, feeling oh so good!" was how Bubi explained the exercise.

"But still, at any rate," Hustle picked up things, "it was time to say goodbye to the Perfume Wagon and the many adventures we've had, with 'Charlie' guiding us on the old CB. And turn a whole new leaf of adventure by way of a truck-mount camper."

"Whereas we of the Hair Bears," Hair added, "managed to get a rebuilt Volkswagen Campervan and cruise around during the bear mating season ... you could just picture what adventures in ursine love could be had!"

Whereupon Emmy Lou and Jenny Lee (also in on the walleye cake luncheon) added their quarters: "Obviously, we're built more for the van sort of lifestyle, though we do find our share of ursine love!" was how Emmy Lou explained it. "Not to mention taking in an occasional diving experience for the sake of variety!"

"You ever talk with Peter Potamus about your diving experiences?" asked I. Emmy Lou responded that "we do exchange texts and talk with Peter on occasion, and admits that our fondness of an ursine kind for diving is impressive!"

"And so enchanting it must be underwater!" added Jenny Lee, the rather youngish companion. "Especially just wearing your little ol' bear self!"

"As certainly agrees with us!" added Hair Bear. "Is it any wonder we bears can dive rather well underwater?"

On the CB Bears' side of things, Boogie recalled that episode of the trio somewhere in the Pacific where they had to deal with a smallish coral island sliding into the sea caused by an overzealous shark eating into the coral foundations. Which stunned Emmy Lou and Jenny Lee quite a bit.

"Oh, by the way," Hustle added, "we do happen to enjoy the fishing and diving a little more now since the truck camper came along. And have I ever mentioned to you our fondness for spearfishing underwater?!"

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Damon Wayans Sr. and Jr. have female fans swooning

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Eric Braeden: A Legendary Career

Eric Braeden, born Hans-Jörg Gudegast on April 3, 1941, in Bredenbek, Germany, is a distinguished actor best known for his iconic portrayal of Victor Newman on the CBS daytime soap opera "The Young and the Restless." Braeden's journey from a small German village to Hollywood stardom is a testament to his talent, determination, and resilience.

Braeden emigrated to the United States in 1959 and attended the University of Montana, where he developed an interest in acting. His early career saw him taking on various roles in television and film, often under his birth name. He appeared in popular TV shows like "Combat!" and "The Rat Patrol," gaining recognition for his work in action and drama genres.

Breakthrough and Rise to Fame

In the late 1960s, Braeden adopted the stage name Eric Braeden, which he felt would be more marketable in the American entertainment industry. His big break came with a starring role in the 1970 film "Colossus: The Forbin Project," where he played the lead role of Dr. Charles Forbin. The film's success helped establish Braeden as a versatile actor capable of handling complex roles.

Braeden continued to build his career with roles in TV series such as "Hawaii Five-O," "Gunsmoke," "The Six Million Dollar Man," and "Wonder Woman." His performance as the ruthless Nazi officer in the 1971 film "Escape from the Planet of the Apes" further showcased his ability to portray intense and commanding characters.

Victor Newman: The Titan of Genoa City

Introduction to "The Young and the Restless"

In 1980, Eric Braeden was cast as Victor Newman on "The Young and the Restless." Originally intended to be a short-term role, Victor quickly became a central character due to Braeden's compelling performance and the character's complex nature. Victor Newman, the powerful and enigmatic businessman, has since become one of the most iconic figures in daytime television.

Major Storylines and Character Development

Victor's Rise to Power: Victor Newman is introduced as a self-made billionaire with a mysterious past. His rise to power involves ruthless business tactics, cunning strategies, and an unwavering determination to succeed. Victor's business acumen and relentless pursuit of control make him a formidable figure in Genoa City.

Newman Enterprises: As the founder and CEO of Newman Enterprises, Victor is a dominant force in the business world. His leadership and vision drive the company's success, but his methods often lead to conflicts with family members and rivals. Victor's management of Newman Enterprises is a central theme of the show, highlighting his ambition and resilience.

Turbulent Relationships: Victor's personal life is marked by tumultuous relationships, most notably with Nikki Reed (Melody Thomas Scott). Their on-again, off-again romance is a cornerstone of "The Young and the Restless," characterized by passion, betrayal, and reconciliation. Victor's marriages to other women, including Ashley Abbott (Eileen Davidson) and Diane Jenkins (Susan Walters), also contribute to the drama and complexity of his character.

Family Dynamics: Victor's relationships with his children—Victoria, Nicholas, Adam, and Abby—are fraught with tension and conflict. His high expectations and controlling nature often lead to power struggles and emotional turmoil within the Newman family. Victor's efforts to mentor and guide his children, while maintaining control over them, create ongoing drama and intrigue.

Business Rivalries: Victor's rivalry with Jack Abbott (Peter Bergman) is one of the longest-running and most intense feuds in soap opera history. Their battles over business, personal vendettas, and family loyalty provide gripping storylines that have captivated audiences for decades. Victor's other adversaries, including Jabot Cosmetics and various corporate foes, add to the high-stakes drama of his character's life.

Health Struggles and Vulnerability: Throughout his time on the show, Victor has faced numerous health crises, including heart attacks, a life-threatening illness, and even a brief period of blindness. These storylines reveal Victor's vulnerability and humanize his character, showing that even a titan like Victor is not invincible.

Legal Troubles and Redemption: Victor's actions often lead to legal consequences, including arrests, trials, and imprisonments. His brushes with the law add layers to his character, portraying him as a complex individual capable of both great success and profound mistakes. Despite his flaws, Victor's capacity for redemption and self-reflection endears him to fans.

Eric Braeden's Legacy

Eric Braeden's portrayal of Victor Newman has earned him critical acclaim and numerous awards, including a Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series in 1998. His dedication to the role and his ability to bring depth and nuance to Victor Newman have made him a beloved figure in the world of daytime television.

Beyond "The Young and the Restless," Braeden has continued to work in film and television, maintaining a presence in the entertainment industry. His memoir, "I'll Be Damned: How My Young and Restless Life Led Me to America's #1 Daytime Drama," published in 2017, offers an intimate look at his life, career, and the experiences that shaped him.

Personal Life

Eric Braeden is married to Dale Russell, and they have one son, Christian Gudegast, a successful screenwriter and director. Braeden's commitment to his family and his passion for acting are central to his life. He is also known for his involvement in various charitable causes and his advocacy for issues close to his heart.

Conclusion

Eric Braeden's career is a testament to his talent, resilience, and enduring appeal. His portrayal of Victor Newman has left an indelible mark on the world of daytime television, and his contributions to the entertainment industry are celebrated by fans and peers alike. As Victor Newman, Braeden continues to captivate audiences with his powerful performances, ensuring that his legacy will endure for generations to come.

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'Daytime Emmy Awards': Kelly Clarkson, Eric Braeden, Zooey Deschanel, and Jackée Harry among presenters

The Daytime Emmy Awards 2024 has enlisted some of Daytime’s biggest and most beloved stars to present.  Hosted by “entertainment Tonight’s” Kevin Frazier and Nischelle Turner, the lineup of presenters includes: Kristos Andrews (“The Bay”), Lidia Bastianich (“25 Years with Lidia: A Culinary Jubilee”), Lauralee Bell (THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS), Eric Braeden (THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS), Steve…

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from Wilmer's IG

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i hope 911 has a better chance at the emmys now that it's on abc.

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FRASIER regresa en exclusiva a Paramount+

20 de septiembre de 2023 – Paramount+ presenta el tráiler oficial de su nueva serie original, FRASIER. Protagonizada por Kelsey Grammer, que retoma su papel de Frasier Crane, ganador del premio Emmy, la primera temporada de 10 episodios se estrenará el viernes 13 de octubre.FRASIER se rodó ante un público en directo en los estudios Paramount de Los Ángeles. La nueva serie sigue a Frasier Crane…

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~A Game of Chance~

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Murphy Brown actor Charles Kimbrough has died aged 86

Tony and Emmy-nominated actor Charles Kimbrough has died aged 86. The beloved actor died on January 11 in Culver City, California, which was confirmed by his son Jim Kimbrough. by appointment. Kimbrough was known for playing “excited” characters like Harry in Stephen Sondheim’s musical Company, which earned him a Tony nomination for Best Supporting Actor. The actor broke into the mainstream in…