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Michele Val Jean, the seven-time Daytime Emmy winner behind ‘Beyond the Gates’, expressed surprise when she said, ‘I didn’t expect this to happen; I’m still in a bit of shock.’ Four years ago, executive producer Sheila Ducksworth approached her with the idea of writing a bible for a Black soap opera. As a scriptwriter for CBS’ ‘The Bold and the Beautiful’, she initially thought nothing would come of it. However, she decided to give it a try, thinking it would be an enjoyable side project that would provide some extra income, allow her to exercise unused creative muscles, and eventually lead to retirement. ”

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“Michele Val Jean, the seven-time Daytime Emmy winner of ‘Beyond the Gates’, was taken aback when she admitted, ‘I didn’t anticipate this; I’m still a bit dazed.’ Four years ago, executive producer Sheila Ducksworth proposed writing a bible for a Black soap opera to her. At that time, Val Jean was a scriptwriter for CBS’ ‘The Bold and the Beautiful’, and she didn’t think much of it. Yet, she decided to give it a go, reasoning it would be a fun project to work on, bring in some extra money, help her explore new creative avenues, and eventually set her up for retirement.

They didn’t bother concealing their racial bias when they dismissed a seemingly unjustified white news host, such as Katy Tur or Stephanie Ruhle, under the pretense of something else,” he stated further.

Among the four fresh drama series introduced by the network this season, “Suits LA” opened with the third-highest viewership based on Live + Same Day data from Nielsen. Specifically, “Brilliant Minds” attracted 3.9 million viewers when it aired on Monday, September 23rd, while “The Hunting Party” premiered with 3.1 million viewers on Sunday, January 19th. Notably, “Grosse Pointe Garden Society,” which was broadcast at 10 p.m. on Sunday following “Suits LA,” had the lowest debut viewership of only 1.8 million viewers.

Nanjiani’s debut comedy special in the past twelve years, following “Beta Male” from 2013, is titled “The Hour.” The specific launch date and title are yet to be unveiled.

The movie, “Revenge of the Sith,” will be screened in U.S. cinemas and specific international locations for a week, featuring modern formats like 4DX. This film is the third installment in the “Star Wars” prequel series, set after the Clone Wars commence. The character Anakin Skywalker, a Jedi, portrayed by Hayden Christensen, succumbs to the dark side of the Force and transforms into Darth Vader. Meanwhile, Obi-Wan Kenobi, played by Ewan McGregor, and Yoda (Frank Oz), are compelled to go into hiding.

He mentions that he was told it was his 3,317th episode, and sometimes it doesn’t feel like it’s been that long, while other times it seems like he’s been there forever. When someone reminds him that he’s been the host for a third of its run, he chuckles and says, “Bob Barker has been around twice as long. I guess I’m still relatively new!

Jason Mitchell, creator of The Connected Set, showcased Storyboarder.ai – an $50-monthly animation tool. This software uses generative AI to transform scripts into storyboards automatically. In essence, it simplifies the process by providing a visual representation of your script that can be handed over to human animators, although their future plans involve integrating the animation creation within the product itself, as Mitchell detailed.

Kylie Cantrall and Malia Baker are going to take up their characters once more as Princess Red (Queen of Hearts’ daughter) and Princess Chloe (Cinderella’s daughter). This upcoming movie, slated for release on Disney Channel and Disney+, is gearing up for production very soon. The title for this film will be announced at a later date.

Sterling K. Brown has been readying James Marsden, his “Paradise” co-star, for an Emmy Award nomination, as he’s been doing since the start of filming the final episode of Season 1, due to Marsden’s impressive performance in Dan Fogelman’s drama.

Additionally, the streamer shared several sneak peeks of Rian Johnson’s weekly mystery show, featuring Natasha Lyonne portraying a detective by default with a unique knack for discerning dishonesty.