Queens of Drama cast member, and the former star of One Life to Live and Guiding Light, Crystal Hunt was sentenced in Los Angeles court on Friday after pleading “no contest” to assaulting a woman at a West Hollywood bar back in December of 2013.
According to the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office, Crystal Hunt, 29, was ordered to spend three years on formal probation and 45 days working for Caltrans. (California Department of Transportation) by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Kathryn Solorzan0.
The incident which took place on December 13th of last year was reported that Hunt threw a drinking glass at a woman after an altercation broke out at a bar. The victim suffered injuries to her face as a result of the attack, authorities had said. Hunt plead no contest to felony assault by means likely to produce great bodily injury.
Hunt is known for her roles as Lizzie Spaulding on Guiding Light and the conniving Stacey Morasco on One Life to Live. T he question is: will the upcoming Queens of Drama reality series on POP (formerly TVGN) feature sentencing day in one of its episode? It would certainly be dramatic!
What do you think of the sentencing …. Crystal getting three years probation and having to work for Caltrans? Comment below!
I think she got off with a light sentence. I guess something like the character she played. Certainly not classy.
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CeeCee
Yeah, I couldn’t stand her on OLTL…..talk about the evil sister….the role she played was b-b-b-b-ad to the bone…LOL
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jaybird369
CeeCee…oh, I agree. Check this out…
1. If I remember correctly, Crystal Hunt’s OLTL character of Stacy was VERY DISLIKED by L-O-T-S of soap fans. And, yes…I couldn’t stand Stacy, either!!!!!
2. After Crystal left her GL role of Lizzie, her replacement Marcy Rylan (UNLIKE Crystal) got along VERY AWESOMELY with the entire GL cast and crew. And…Marcy fit in PERFECTLY…behind the scenes and all. Yep.
3. Finally, from what I hear, Marcy Rylan is a REALLY COOL AND DOWN-TO-EARTH CHICK (unlike that SPOILED BRAT Crystal Hunt!!!!!).
CeeCee, as always, take care.
A-C-E-S!!!!!
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jimh(leave it to beaver)
Maybe she got so into her OLTL character that she forgot who she really is and thought she was still Stacey in real life too…lol
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rebecca1
and yet they’re still putting her in the show. smart. not.
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jaybird369
Huh??? Are you kidding me??? Three years probation…R-E-A-L-L-Y??? This makes me wonder what in the H-E-L-L has happened to the judicial system in our country?!?!? Bottom Line Here: The 3-year probation period will teach Crystal Hunt NOTHING!!!!! She’ll get into MORE TROUBLE soon enough. GUARANTEED!!!!!
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Mark
Her name should be Hystal LOL
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k/kay
So does this mean I will see her on the highways in california picking up trash?
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HELEN
LOL good one. She is a train wreck and a spoiled brat.
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rebecca1
LOL!
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Tye
She should count her privileged stars.
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MBmomof3
I guess I’m the only one who liked her on OLTL. Stacy was so bad. I thought the Mirasco Fiasco was a pretty good storyline.
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shrona
Good one, Jay! Wish I said that…
MBmom… I liked her too….or rather loved to hate her. She’s talented. She’s a brat but she’s talented. Wouldn’t it be nice if she changed her ways and became a model citizen (unlike her Sydney White co-star Amanda Bynes)
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Jay Keaveny
I thought that she did a decent job on OLTL. Stacy wasn’t supposed to be a likable character. She was there to cause trouble and she certainly did.
The problems that I had with Stacy were not the actress’s fault. Her motivation never made a lot of sense. And, until the end, she was never properly integrated into the rest of the program.
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Christy
45 days working for Caltrans! ha!
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tommy
She was in the wrong place at the wrong time – typical of someone that is troubled within.She doesn’t need your rotten eggs – but your prayers. I love her and always will. Where are her fans in this forum – only read one.The rest self righteous egg throwers.
Tom Pelphrey and Kaley Cuoco Expecting First Child Together
October 12, 2022
Congratulations are in order for one of the finest actors we know, Tom Pelphrey (ex-Jonathan, Guiding Light) and his girlfriend former ‘Big Bang Theory’ star, Kaley Cuoco!
The couple each shared a series of photos on their Instagram accounts, announcing that they are expecting their first child, a baby girl!
Cuoco shared: “Baby girl Pelphrey coming 2023💕 beyond blessed and over the moon… I 💓you”
The couple had confirmed their relationship this past May and recently attended the 2022 Primetime Emmy Awards in September where they both were nominees; Cuoco for The Flight Attendant and Pelphrey for Ozark.
Tom and Kaley actually met back in April, and it has been noted in the press as ‘love at first sight’ when Cuoco attended the premiere of Ozark.
Share your well-wishes for Tom, Kaley, and the bundle of joy on the way, via the comment section.
Jerry verDorn Tribute on Tap During Virtual 18th Annual ‘Stars and Strikes’ Charity Event
September 20, 2022
Daytime lost one of its most beloved veteran actors in Jerry verDorn (ex-Ross, GL, ex-Clint, OLTL). The two-time Daytime Emmy-winning star passed away earlier this year on May 1st from his battle with cancer.
In celebration and remembrance of his life and career, the 18th annual Daytime Stars and Strikes fundraiser which has always been a staple event helmed by verDorn and his former GL co-star Liz Keifer, is having a livestream special on You Tube’s The Locher Room on Sunday, October 9th starting at 2 p.m. EST/11 a.m. PST.
Participating will be former colleagues and cast members of Jerry’s from both Guiding Light and One Life to Live including: Kristen Alderson,Terrell Anthony, Grant Aleksander, Bryan Buffinton, Jean Carol, Beth Chamberlin, Crystal Chappell, Justin Deas, Mark Derwin, Frank Dicopoulos, Ricky Paull Goldin, Melissa Hayden, Rick Hearst, Crystal Hunt, Vincent Irizarry, Liz Keifer, Maeve Kinkead, Wendy Moniz, Robert Newman, Michael O’Leary, Denise Pence, Ron Raines, Sean Ringgold, Peter Simon, Erika Slezak, Tina Sloan, Krista Tesreau, Gina Tognoni, Bree Williamson, Laura Wright and Kim Zimmer.
75% of the proceeds from the event will go to The Autism Society of America and the remaining 25% of proceeds will go to the newly established Jerry verDorn Scholarship Fund which will help send individuals with Autism to theater camps and other educational programs.
So, glad to hear that Jerry’s friends and former cast members will be gathering on a livestream to share their special remembrances of him while raising awareness and funds for a good cause? Comment below.
PRIMETIME EMMYS: Soap Alums Murray Bartlett and Amanda Seyfried Take Home Acting Honors
September 12, 2022
The 74th annual Primetime Emmys were handed out Monday night during a three-hour telecast on NBC and streaming on Peacock.
When the dust settled two former daytime stars, who have gone found much success in television and film, took home the gold in their respective categories.
Murray Bartlett (ex-Cyrus, Guiding Light) won the Emmy for his role as Armond in The White Lotus in the Best Supporting Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie.
In his acceptance speech, Murray expressed many thanks: “To my P-Town family, I love you, to my partner Matt, thank you for being my sanctuary .. and finally I want to thank my mom all the way home in Australia for giving me the most wonderful foundation of unconditional love and inspiring me to believe that we can all do that for each other.”
Later in the evening, Amanda Seyfried (ex-Lucy, ATWT and ex-Joni , AMC) won the Best Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie for her performance in The Dropout. In the Hulu limited series, which is based on the ABC News podcast of the same name, Seyfried portrays disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes.
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In a major moment during the ceremony, Sheryl Lee Ralph won her first Emmy ever for her role in Abbott Elementary in the Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series category.
Ralph became only the second black actress to win in the supporting actress category in 35 years – the first being none other than Days of our Lives’ Jackée Harry (Paulina) who won for her performance in 1987 for 227.
After Sheryl sang when she hit the stage to accept the award, she clarified what she was singing about adding: “I’ve been singing that song for years because I think of myself as an artist as a woman, especially as a woman of color … I’m an endangered species. I don’t sing any victim song. I’m a woman. I’m an artist, and I know where my voice belongs. And there’s so many young actors, artists, even kids that think they know what they’re going to do in life, find your voice and put it where it belongs.”
In an historic Emmy-win, The Squid Game’s Lee Jung-jae became the first actor in a non-English series to win iLead Actor in a Drama Series category for his work in Netflix’s South Korean smash hit.
Photo: NBC
Other Emmy highlights included a moving and emotional speech from Lizzo after Amazon’s Watch Out for the Big Grrrls won the Emmy for Best Competition Program.
Photo: NBC
Lizzo shared: “I’m very emotional. The trophy is nice, but my emotion is for these people who are on the stage with me. The stories that they shared, they’re not that unique. They just don’t get the platform. Telling stories, let’s just tell more stories. When I was a little girl, all I wanted to see was me in the media, someone fat like me, Black like me, beautiful like me. If I could go back and tell little Lizzo something, I’d be like, ‘You’re going to see that person, but Bitch, it’s gonna have to be you.’”
In the top show categories: Succession won Drama Series, Ted Lasso, Comedy Series and The White Lotus, Outstanding Limited Series. You can check out the full winners circle in all categories here.
Now, let us know, who you were most excited seeing take home the gold statuette during the 74th Primetime Emmys via the comment section. But first check out, Murray, Amanda, Sheryl Lee and Lizzo’s winning moments below.
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