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Loving Llanview – Celebrating 43 years of OLTL Event – Tickets on Sale now!

We are a little over a month away from the final episode of One Life to Live, and while you are trying to find ways to cope with the loss, Celebrity Events Group is not letting you say farewell just yet! In fact, they are producing another soap star extravaganza, so you have the chance to see ten of the most fabulous stars of One Life in person including: Jerry VerDorn, Michael Easton, Kassie DePaiva, Melissa Archer, Trevor St. John, John-Paul Lavoisier, Gina Tognoni, Ilene Kristen, Kim Zimmer, and Sean Ringgold.
It all happens at the Theatre at Westbury in Long Island, New York, on Saturday night, January 21st. And general tickets go on sale tomorrow, December 9th! Here is a rundown of the event and what you can expect!
THE SHOW: 7 – 9 PM – Fans will be up close and personal with their favorite stars in this interactive, high energy, completely unscripted event. Fans will participate in an engaging question & answer session and Llanview trivia. This is followed by a highly emotional “walk down memory lane” where stories from on and off the set are shared. AUTOGRAPH & PHOTO SIGNING SESSION: 9:30 – 11:30 PM (Only available to ticketholders for the show.) This is the chance to meet the actors! Fans should come with a camera, as they can take a picture with each actor AND get an autograph. This exclusive post show event is open to just 250 fans and admission can be purchased through www.LovingLlanview.com or by calling 1-866-364-0330. Spots reserved on a first come, first served basis—this event is always a sellout, so fans shouldn’t wait!
TICKETS to the show are: $45, $75 and $175 (Gold Circle) Tickets available at www.LovingLlanview.com charge by phone at 800-745-3000 or at the Westbury Box Office. Passes to the photo/autograph signing session can be purchased for $125 on the show website only or by calling 1-866-364-0330. No ticket will be issued for this event—passes can be picked up the evening of the event in the theatre lobby. Only ticketholders for the show are eligible to attend.
Note that this is the only engagement in the Tri-Star Area. Hopefully, more will be announced soon in other parts of the country, but for now, here is your opportunity to get some hugs, shed some tears, and share some laughs with some of the best Llanview has to offer!
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Writers Strike Comes to an End; Leadership Votes To Conclude Work Stoppage

It’s over! After 148 days, the 2023 Writers strike will go down as the second longest in WGA union history, only a labor stoppage in 1988 was longer.
The strike will officially come to end on Wednesday at 12:01am PT. This was due to a vote from the guild’s leadership that now has authorized its over 11,500 members to return to work.
That means: pitching and selling scripts, taking meetings, responding to notes, writers’ rooms opening up again, and more, can now restart.

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The WGA committee shared that the vote, “Allows writers to return to work during the ratification process, but does not affect the membership’s right to make a final determination on contract approval.” However, WGA East and West voted unanimously to lift the “restraining order” on Tuesday.
As the negotiators shared, the end of the strike doesn’t mean that the tentative agreement that the union reached with producers on Sunday night is a surefire thing: Union members still need to vote to ratify the contract. Union leadership announced on Tuesday that will take place between October 2nd and October 9th.

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However, SAG-AFTRA still remains on strike. So, even with the writers returning to work, many productions can’t move forward without their principal actors and performers.
So soap fans, how do you feel about this news for your favorite shows? Glad that the head writers and their writing teams will be back at work as soon as this week from Days of our Lives, General Hospital, and The Bold and the Beautiful? Y&R’s Josh Griffith, who previously had gone Fi-Core during the 2008 strike, remained at the top rated show during the last several months.
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It’s Official! Former AEW Champ Jade Cargill Signs with WWE

All the reports and the rumors have been confirmed. Former AEW TBS Women’s champion, Jade Cargill has signed a new multi-year contract, but with rival WWE.
Cargill, who was AEW’s longest-reigning TBS champion and wrestled her last match on AEW TV programming just two weeks ago, started with WWE on Tuesday at its Performance Center in Orlando, Florida.
In her first interview since joining WWE, Cargill spoke to ESPN and shared that a decision has already been made if she will go straight to the WWE main roster, or if she will first perform for its developmental brand, NXT. Jade teased that fans are just going to have to stay tuned to see just how she will make her arrival.
In AEW, Cargill was a force to be reckoned with having held the AEW TBS Championship for Cargill for 508 days. She lost the title back in May of this year, and had been off AEW TV for quite some time, until a few weeks ago when she lost her final match to Kris Statlander.
Cargill, 31, has been wrestling professionally for two years. She has close ties to Cody Rhodes, who Jade admitted in her chat with ESPN, was one of the top two reasons she came to WWE.
AEW CEO and Owner, Tony Khan was asked about Cargill’s exit during a media call on Tuesday. Khan shared that he wished Jade all the best in her future and said he has nothing but positive things to say about her. Khan added Cargill would always be welcome in AEW.
Check out Jade’s first interview since becoming a top signing for WWE under their new umbrella TKO Group, below.
Now let us know, who do you think Jade will have her first feud with in the WWE? Do you think she has found the perfect fit for her talent in WWE? Share your thoughts in the comment section.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uSpoy4zUL3I&t=8s
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One Life to Live and B&B Alum, Joe Lando, Recovering from Surgery

Another fan favorite performer is recovering from surgery. Joe Lando (ex-Jake, One Life to Live, ex-Craig, The Bold and the Beautiful, ex-Lee, The Bay) shared on his Instagram that he just completed total knee replacement surgery.
Lando, who is best known for his role as Joe Sully on Dr. Quinn: Medicine Woman, revealed: “Just had my knee replaced, and I’m laying in recovery. And there’s some trouble breathing. But I think I’ll get over it. I’m really, really high right now.”
Next, Joe took his iPhone and panned over to show that he was actually in the hallway of the hospital in his gurney and near the nurses’ station. That’s when Joe added, “There’s the wonderful ladies that are taking care of me. I’ll keep you posted. Bye!”

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Accompanying the video post, Lando wrote, “Happy total knee replacement Monday. And no, Dr. Quinn didn’t do the surgery. She’s more of an open heart specialist.”

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Share your well-wishes and speedy recovery for Joe in the comment section below, and let us know if you would like to see him back on The Bold and the Beautiful or another soap in the near future.
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This is a wonderful event for we OLTL fans!
Wish they would head down to Florida. Probably a snowball’s chance in hell of that happening. 🙁
If only they were more upstate NY.
I am writing to express my disappointment in your “loving Llandview” show in Westbury Ny this evening. I left early as it was apparent that the show was not produced in the least. There was no structure at all – no clips were run, no guidance or direction. It was basically a Q & A. And I went to the 1st show which was not suppossed to be a Q & A (what the hell did you do for the 2nd Q & A show?!) I am actually sorry that this is my last memory of One Life To Live. Try a little production value next time.