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‘The Bold and the Beautiful’ on the Move to New Studios, After 38 Years at Television City
Later this summer, CBS daytime’s The Bold and the Beautiful will began taping all-new episodes at its new digs after 38 years at Television City in Hollywood. Now, B&B is keeping its production unit and production in tact, and moving just about 15 minutes away to Sunset Las Palmas Studios.
In a statement to Deadline, series executive producer and head writer, Brad Bell shared, “It’s been an extraordinary 38 years at Television City, where we have produced over 9,600 episodes of The Bold and the Beautiful. As we look ahead, we’re excited to begin this next chapter at Sunset Las Palmas Studios —continuing our production in the heart of Hollywood and the great state of California.”
After its annual summer hiatus, B&B is slated to restart production on August 19th at at Sunset Las Palmas Studios. The studio is part of the Sunset Studios complex owned by Hudson Pacific Properties.

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Sean Griffin, SVP of Sales for Sunset Studios and Quixote expressed in a statement, “We are honored to welcome The Bold and the Beautiful to Sunset Las Palmas, where we will deliver world-class service to ensure the entire cast and crew have an exceptional experience. Their long-term recommitment to Hollywood at this pivotal moment is an important symbol for the industry, and we hope others will follow their lead.”
The Bold and the Beautiful was among a handful of shows filming at Television City after CBS Corp. sold the studio complex to Hackman Capital Partners in 2019. The Young and the Restless is still taping there, which breaks up, for the time being, the sister soaps from being across the hall from one another.
Since, B&B’s lease at Television City was up this year, they took this opportunity to relocate their studios ahead of what is presumed to be a three-year pending renovation and construction project for the facility which is said to take about three years.
The Bold and the Beautiful was renewed this spring for three more seasons taking through at least the 2027-28 television season.
So, what do you think about B&B moving to brand new studios and away from its home of 38 years? It is understood that they will be using the same sets just moving them to its new facility to take all the drama, fashion and romance that the CBS soap is known for.
While yes, this is the end of an era, is it really going to change anything? Production/writing is what truly needs to change.
Need some new sets. Do away with the outdated designs. Hope’s cabin is awful to look at.
Its better than the back room Deacon and Sheila live in though!
Oh yeah, they really need to upgrade Deacon and Sheila’s apartment. That bungalow is outdated and hideous. The writers need to write new storylines, create new characters and have more character diversity.
I can’t stand that cabin.
At least 18 people share the same office, at least GH finds a way to create the illusion they are different offices. In company can an intern and his girl friend hang out in the president’s office? Same problem with it serving as a changing room for clothes.
yes
…they took this opportunity to relocate their studios ahead of what is presumed to be a three-year pending renovation and construction project for the facility which is said to take about three years.
I would hope a three-year renovation will, in fact, take three years!
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Sherri Shepherd Heads to Broadway as First Woman to Play Genie in ‘Aladdin,’ Returns to ‘The View’ During Season 30 Premiere Week

Sherri Shepherd, who sadly saw her daytime talk show Sherri canceled after only four seasons, is already making moves for the next leg of her career, starting with two major announcements this week.
First, Shepherd will be heading to Broadway to play none other than Genie in the hit musical Aladdin! She will be having a limited run in the musical beginning October 16 and running through January 3.
General Hospital fans know that earlier this year, the characters of Gio (Giovanni Mazza) and Emma (Braedyn Bruner) traveled to New York, where they met Gio’s old friend, Michael James Scott who had played Genie the longest. In fact, Scott played the character for over 4000 performances before bowing out in May of this year. On GH, Michael later came to visit Gio and Emma in Port Charles and performed at The Savoy.

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SHERRI’S EXCITEMENT ON CASTING NEWS
Taking to her social media once the news broke of her heading to Broadway, Sherri expressed, “Well…THE SECRET IS OUT! I’ve got a whole new kind of magic up my sleeve! I’m beyond excited, honored, and ready to rub the lamp and make some Broadway magic as the first woman to ever play the genie in Disney’s ALADDIN! That’s right… GENIE, BABY! Wishes do come true!”
Shepherd added, “From comedy clubs to film & tv screens, to talk shows to the Broadway stage… what a journey! I cannot wait to bring my own brand of joy, laughter, BIG personality and a little bit of sass to this role.” Tickets for Sherri’s performances can be found here.

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BACK ON THE VIEW
But, that’s not all! The View returns today on September 8 to kick-off its season 30, and it’s said to be a day “Hot Topics” featuring all six current cohosts — Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar, Sunny Hostin, Sara Haines, Ana Navarro, and Alyssa Farah Griffin.
Next, guests are expected in the lineup for the rest of season 30 premiere week. Shepherd is expected to appear on the Friday, September 11th episode. Throughout the big season, The View is said to be bringing back past cohosts, but we shall see, who ends up back at the table and who does not.
So, what do you think of Sherri coming to Broadway to become the first woman to play Aladdin’s signature role of Genie? Looking forward to seeing her guest on The View? Missing Sherri’s daytime talk show? Let us know via the comment section.
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‘The Bold and the Beautiful’s’ Heather Tom to Chat Live on the Michael Fairman Channel

The Bold and the Beautiful’s six-time Daytime Emmy-winner, Heather Tom (Katie Logan) is set to visit You Tube’s Michael Fairman Channel for a live conversation on Wednesday, September 9 beginning at 7pm ET/4pm PT.
As previously announced, Heather is once again nominated at the upcoming 53rd annual Daytime Emmy Awards in the Lead Actress in a Daytime Drama Series category. Heather is vying for the gold statuette along with: Stacy Haiduk (Kristen DiMera), Days of our Lives, Karla Mosley (Dani Dupree), Beyond the Gates, Michelle Stafford (Phyllis Summers), The Young and the Restless and Tamara Tunie (Anita Dupree), Beyond the Gates.
If Heather were to win, she would become the most-winning actress in Daytime Emmy history breaking her tie with Erika Slezak (ex-Viki, One Life to Live). Will she do it? Stay tuned on October 30th.

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THE FASHION HOUSE WARS
Meanwhile on B&B, Heather is front and center in story in 2026 as Katie Logan has launched her own fashion house and brand over the last several months named Logan with the help and backing of Bill Spencer (Don Diamont).
Now at war with her sister Brooke (Katherine Kelly Lang) and the Forresters, Katie is doing everything she can against the odds to make it a success, and she has even so far poached Brooke’s daughter, Hope (Annika Noelle) from the competition to become her lead designer. That move set-up fireworks between the Logan sisters and even banished Katie from the family.
In recent scenes, Katie has also spent her time attempting to protect her son, Will Spencer (Crew Morrow) from the likes of Melissa Dylan (Sydney Bullock), especially after Will and Electra Forrester (Laneya Grace) broke-up.

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PROTECTING WILL SPENCER
Katie doesn’t trust Dylan’s intentions where her son is concerned, and in key scenes just met Dylan’s mother, Darcy (Kelly Sullivan), where the two confronted each other about their children. Will Katie’s meddling just completely backfire on her? Looks like it thus far!
How will things all play out for Katie? Will she lose everything including her son, or come out on top with her fashion house? The multi-talented Tom, also has the distinction in daytime as being the only female performer who also writes and directs on the soap opera in which she appears. Quite the feat.
Be with us for this very special chat with one of the greatest actresses to ever appear on in the genre. Make sure to join us with your questions for Heather and we may just ask it during the live broadcast. If you can’t be with us live, but have a question you would like potentially posed to her, you can drop it in the comment section below. And, for upcoming celebrity features, livestreams and special event coverage, make sure to “subscribe” to the Michael Fairman Channel.
So, would you like to see Heather make actress Emmy history by winning a seventh Daytime Emmy? Do you hope Katie will keep up the good fight against Forrester Creations? Do you think Katie will be proven right about Dylan? Share your thoughts via the comment section.
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‘General Hospital’s’ Braedyn Bruner Reveals Her Daytime Emmy-Nominated Scenes and How Emma is Getting Her ‘Edge’ Back

The 53rd annual Daytime Emmy Awards are now just a little over a month and a half away, and General Hospital’s Braedyn Bruner picked up her first nomination for her performances as Emma Drake.
Braedyn received a nod in the Outstanding Emerging Talent in a Daytime Drama Series category along with: Al Calderon (ex-Javi, DAYS) Alice Halsey (ex-Rachel, DAYS) Giovanni Mazza (Gio, GH) Ambyr Michelle (Eva, BTG) and Arielle Prepetit (Naomi, BTG). The winner will be announced in a ceremony held on October 30 in Hollywood, California.
Now, for the first time, Bruner spoke about what she chose to put on her nominated reel that landed her a chance to go for gold. The 25-year-old actress discussed it when she appeared on an all-new episode of the That’s Awesome with Steve Burton (Jason, GH) and Bradford Anderson (Spinelli, GH), that dropped this Sunday, September 6.
In speaking of her nominated work, Bruner shared how she went about approaching submitting her reel, which was a conglomeration of scenes from the eligibility year and her first on GH. “The first two scenes on my reel are with Anna (Finola Hughes). The first one is in her office after she arrests Emma at the Quartermaine crypt,” explained Braedyn to her GH co-stars. “I felt like, for me as an actor, that was the first time I understood this character really well. I felt like I had become her in some sort of way, and the things that she stands for and she is willing to fight for.”

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Bruner continued, “I also love doing scenes with Finola Hughes. The second scene is with Anna also, sort of a similar setting, but a different time of the year, but it was a scene about what Emma stands for, and how much she wants to be like her grandmother, and how influential and important she is to her. I also had included scenes with Gio as well from the post-Nurses’ Ball fallout. We had a lot of wonderful things that I got to choose from.”
Reflecting on now being on the legendary ABC soap opera for a year and a half, Braedyn told Steve and Bradford, “It’s so crazy looking back on where I started, to where I am now, and I think, I’m so grateful for this job. All I ever wanted to do is to tell stories, and even just saying that I have an Emmy nomination is crazy, because that just feels like a great bonus and such an honor. So, that’s really, really cool.”
Since coming to GH, Braedyn said she felt support all along the way behind the scenes. “I love the relationships that I formed on this show,” she shared. “I always tell people that when they ask me what is it like working on General Hospital, I just always say that I’ve truly never been on a set where every person that you encounter is a joy to be around, helpful and kind and supportive. and wants you to succeed.”

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As for what’s ahead for Emma, viewers know that music executive Simon (Grady Eldridge) has been asking Emma’s boyfriend Gio and her friend and his musical partner, Trina Robinson (Tabyana Ali) to play up a “relationship” when they are on stage performing to help sell them as a recording and performing duo, which may cause problems for Emma in the very near future.
“I love that she’s (Emma) getting her edge back,” confirmed Bruner. “I feel like there had been a period where I was just being really cordial and kind. And that’s fun, but I missed the kind of attitude that she had when she came on the show as this animal rights activist and fighting for justice. I missed that. So, I’ve been really enjoying what we are shooting now. ”
You can check out Braedyn’s guest appearance on the That’s Awesome podcast below.
Now let us know, what do you think about Braedyn’s choices for her Emmy scenes that landed her an Emerging Talent nomination? Do you want Emma to have her edge back? Do you think that Gio and Trina might actually wind up together and Emma will be the one left out in the cold? Stay tuned and weigh-in via the comment section.
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