Lindsay Hartley Previews Her New Lifetime Movie, 'Dying to be Loved'

Lindsay Hartley

Lindsay Hartley shot to daytime fame as Theresa Lopez-Fitzgerald on Passions, a role she played from 1999-2008. In 2000, she was not only nominated for the Soap Opera Digest Award for Outstanding Female Newcomer, she wrote the song "Kiss Me" for her character, which she performed that year on the show.

In 2009, Hartley joined the cast of another NBC soap opera, Days of our Lives, in the role of Arianna Hernandez. The following year, Hartley signed on to play the new character of Cara Castillo on ABC's All My Children. After landing her first lead in a movie entitled, Perfect on Paper, for Hallmark Channel, Hartley joined the cast of Pop TV's Queens of Drama. Most recently, Hartley starred in Nightmare Nurse, for Lifetime.

Her latest project is another Lifetime Movie, Dying to be Loved, which premieres Saturday, April 16 at 8 p.m. ET/PT. She plays Jill Yates, a successful lawyer, engaged to Connor (Dan Payne), a self-made business man. Jill’s 18-year-old daughter, Emily (Paloma Kwiatkowsk), is a freshman in college. Extremely introverted and suffering from bouts of depression, Jill is thrilled when Emily asks if she can invite a young man to dinner. But Gary proves to be more dangerous than anyone thought when he is involved in a road rage incident while out with Emily and he ends up killing a man. Emily is also charged with the crime because she handled the gun – even though she was trying to keep Gary from using it.

Gary is convicted of manslaughter but released into the custody of his brother, a policeman, before going to prison. He convinces Emily to run away with him. She leaves a note for her mother saying life is not worth living if they can’t be together.

Lindsay Hartley as Jill in Dying to be loved

When a video camera appears to show the two jumping to their deaths in a “double suicide,” Jill is devastated and guilty. However, she believes Gary killed her daughter and faked his own death. She uses all her resources to discover the truth – her daughter is indeed alive. Now both mother and daughter must find a way to save themselves.

Serial Scoop recently spoke with Hartley about her time on Passions, Days of our Lives and Queens of Drama, and got a preview of Dying to be Loved. Read our exclusive interview below.

Logan Browning Dishes 'Baby Mama Drama' on 'Hit the Floor' (Exclusive Video)

Logan Browning as Jelena Howard in Hit the Floor

In VH1's hit series Hit the Floor, Logan Browning plays Jelena Howard, a woman who will do anything to make it to the top. She is now engaged to her true love Terrence (Robert Christopher Riley), but trouble has arrived in the form of a woman claiming to be the mother of Terrence's child. How will Jelena deal with this bump in the road? Serial Scoop caught up with the delightful and talented Browning to get the details on this latest twist.

INTERVIEW: Roark Critchlow Previews 'Pregnant at 17,' His New Lifetime Movie

Roark Critchlow

Roark Critchlow is known to Days of Our Lives fans as Dr. Mike Horton, a role he played from 1994-1999. On DAYS, Roark’s character had a legendary romance with Carrie Brady played by Christie Clark.

Critchlow’s latest project is the Lifetime Movie, Pregnant at 17, which premieres Saturday, February 20 at 8pm ET/PT. After witnessing a brutal crime, things are finally starting to look up for seventeen-year-old Chelsea (Zoe De Grand Maison). Madly in love with Jeff (Critchlow), an older and accomplished married man, who promises her the world, Chelsea’s life takes a turn when she discovers she is pregnant with his baby.

Serial Scoop recently spoke with Roark Critchlow who previewed tonight's Pregnant at 17 premiere. Read our interview below.

SERIAL SCOOP: Dr. Mike Horton is still missed after all of these years. Would you ever come back if the opportunity presented itself?
When Jeff’s wife (Josie Bissett) discovers his affair and meets Chelsea, she decides to help her out with the baby, but when a dark figure from Chelsea's past returns, it puts all three of them in danger.

Vivian Jovanni Opens Up About Ciara's Rape On 'Days of our Lives'

Vivian Jovanni

Today on Days of our Lives, Ciara Brady (Vivian Jovanni) was raped by Chase Jennings (Jonathon McClendon). Now, Jovanni is speaking out about the shocking plot twist.

INTERVIEW: Andrew Walker Previews 'Appetite For Love' on Hallmark

Andrew Walker stars in Appetite For Love premiering Saturday February 6 at 9 p.m ET/PT on Hallmark.photo credit: Copyright 2016 Crown Media United States, LLC/Photographer Sergei Bachlakov

Andrew Walker started his acting career in Montreal as a recurring lead on the series “Student Bodies” from 1996-1997, and then was cast as a series lead on “Back to Sherwood” and “Radio Active.” Shortly after moving to Los Angeles, he was cast as a series lead on The WB’s “Maybe It’s Me” and later on “Sabrina the Teenage Witch.” Walker then appeared in the Lifetime movies “Wicked Minds” and “Lies and Deception” and later the ABC show “Hot Properties.” In 2006 he starred alongside Academy Award nominee, David Strathairn in the film “Steel Toes.” This performance earned Walker the 2008 ACTRA Best-Actor Award, along with the Phillip Borsos Award at the Whistler Film Festival.

Andrew was a series lead on the Lifetime series “Against the Wall” and also guest starred on hit TV shows, including “ER,” “CSI: Miami,” “CSI: New York,” “Without a Trace,” “Big Bang Theory,” and the Hallmark Channel’s mini series “When Calls The Heart”.

Recent credits include the lead in the feature films “Loaded” and “Penthouse North” opposite Michelle Monaghan and Michael Keaton as well as a supporting role in the TV film “Wedding Planner Mystery.” He was recently seen as the lead in the Hallmark Channel's Christmas Movie “Dashing Through the Snow.”

Andrew Walker and Taylor Cole stair as Clay and Mina in Appetite For Love premiering Saturday February 6 at 9 p.m ET/PT on Hallmark. photo credit: Copyright 2016 Crown Media United States, LLC/Photographer Sergei Bachlakov

His latest project is the Hallmark film, Appetite For Love, which premieres Saturday, February 6 at 9pm ET/PT. Appetite For Love is a romantic comedy about a corporate executive, Mina (Taylor Cole), who is sent to a small town to re-brand a restaurant as part of a strategic acquisition. The only problem is that the iconic diner happens to be in her home town where she hasn't been in years and the owner, Clay (Walker), is her former high school sweetheart.

Serial Scoop recently spoke with Walker, who previewed tonight's Appetite For Love premiere. Read our exclusive interview below.

SERIAL SCOOP: What can you tell me about your character Clay?
ANDREW WALKER : He’s a little bit of a fish out of water. In taking over his Dad’s business, he’s really a guy that works on passion for food and wanting to give the best to the community. It’s really current in how the world is looking at our food issues now, and really growing what you eat. You don’t have to be buying lemons from Peru or Kale from Brazil. You can really buy it locally.

EXCLUSIVE: Greg Vaughan on His 'Days of our Lives' Exit - "It's Going To Really Rip Your Heart Out"

Greg Vaughan- Courtesy:  Getty Images/Jason Kempin

Serial Scoop recently spoke with actor Greg Vaughan about his role in The Christmas Note, a holiday film that premiered on Hallmark Movies & Mysteries on November 29. Shortly after the subject of his role on NBC soap opera Day of our Lives came up, Vaughan revealed he was no longer a member of the cast, and will last air as Eric Brady in mid-April.

In the exclusive Serial Scoop interview below, Vaughan shares details about his exit from Days, what's ahead for Eric, and what his final days on the set were like.

SERIAL SCOOP: What is your current status at Days?
GREG VAUGHAN: Well, the truth of the matter is, I'm not filming. I’ve actually wrapped up my storyline, and I'm no longer contractually on the show anymore. But the story is creatively going somewhere spectacular in my opinion. All the pieces start slowly coming together, making a great storyline and show.

EXCLUSIVE: Greg Vaughan Leaving 'Days of our Lives'

Greg Vaughan at the Days of our Lives 50th anniversary party.

Throughout his career, Greg Vaughan has played memorable characters in film (Poison Ivy, The New Seduction, Children of the Corn V), primetime television (Charmed, Beverly Hills 90210) and daytime drama (General Hospital, The Young and the Restless). The busy actor has wracked up an impressive list of credits, including his latest starring role for Hallmark in last night's world premiere of The Christmas Note. In 2012, Vaughan joined the cast of NBC daytime drama Days of our Lives as photojournalist-turned-priest Eric Brady. He now reveals to Serial Scoop that Days has elected to write out his popular character.

The character of Eric Brady has led a very complicated life. He left Salem in 2000 (played then by Jensen Ackles) as a photographer and returned 12 years later as a priest (played by Vaughan).  In 2013, Eric dealt with the aftermath of being drugged and sexually assaulted by Kristen DiMera (played by Eileen Davidson), with Vaughan turning in one mesmerizing performance after another as the tortured character questioned his path in life. Since that time, Eric has been busy managing his longtime friendship/relationship with Nicole Walker (Arianne Zucker).  He also welcomed his ex, Serena Mason (Melissa Archer), to town only to see her murdered months later. He has now returned to his photography roots, and to the bottle.

Vaughan revealed in August that he had renewed his contract with Days. It turns out it was just a short-term extension to wrap up the character's story.  It wasn't his decision to leave his popular character behind.

Vaughan spoke with Serial Scoop about his exit from Days, and what's ahead. Check back soon for our exclusive interview.

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* INTERVIEW: Greg Vaughan Previews Hallmark Movies & Mysteries Holiday Movie 'The Christmas Note'

INTERVIEW: Greg Vaughan Previews Tonight's Holiday Movie 'The Christmas Note' on Hallmark Movies & Mysteries

Greg Vaughan stars in The Christmas Note, premiering Sunday, November 29 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on Hallmark Movies & Mysteries.

Before even graduating from high school, Texas native Greg Vaughan was discovered in a community back-to-school fashion show and was immediately signed by a local modeling agent.

With the opportunity to travel the world, he ventured to Milan, Italy just months after high school graduation. Upon arrival, Vaughan landed prestigious campaigns for the legendary designers Giorgio Armani and Gianni Versace, as well as Banana Republic, Tommy Hilfiger and Ralph Lauren. The nomadic lifestyle came to an end through his mother's influence when she encouraged him to follow his true passion: acting.

Vaughan made first role as a series regular was Josh Walker in the popular Aaron Spelling series Malibu Shores. This soon led to Beverly Hills 90210, in which Vaughan played Cliff Yeager. Roles in small independent films followed, including the popular cult films Poison Ivy, The New Seduction and Children of the Corn V.

Guest star credits include roles in such series as Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Any Day Now, Sabrina, the Teenage Witch and Nash Bridges, as well as the controversial dramedy pilot Student Affairs for Imagine Television. Vaughn is also well-known for his role as Dan Gordon on the hit supernatural drama Charmed. After that series ended, he went on to star as Milo Mosley in Glory Days, the highly anticipated WB series from Kevin Williamson.

He eventually made his way into daytime with the role of Diego on CBS The Young & The Restless, which earned him rave reviews as well as a nomination for Daytime Best Newcomer and a coveted spot as one of the sexiest men alive in 2002 in People’s annual sexiest man issue. Vaughn also found time for comedy with guest roles on Will & Grace and Still Standing. He went on to land the role of Lucky Spencer on General Hospital and after departing, he had a recurring role on the hit CW series 90210, followed by the independent film Borderline Murder. Other credits include roles on The Closer, the ABC-Family pilot Jane by Design, the ABC series Good Christian Belles and lead roles in the television movies Love’s Christmas Journey and Second Chances. For the past three years, he has starred as Eric Brady on NBC's Days of our Lives.

In addition to his busy acting career, Vaughan is also the father to three sons.

amie-Lynn Sigler, Greg Vaughan, Dylan Kingwell star in
The Christmas Note. Photo Credit: Copyright 2015 Crown
Media United States, LLC/Photographer: Bettina Strauss

His latest project is the Hallmark Movies & Mysteries holiday film, The Christmas Note, which premieres Sunday, November 29 at 9 p.m. ET/PT. It's the story of Gretchen Daniels (played by Jamie-Lynn Sigler) and her young son Ethan (Dylan Kingwell), who have just moved to a new town and are facing their first Christmas without Gretchen's husband, Kyle (Vaughan). Their next door neighbor, Melissa McCreary (Leah Gibson), is a loner and isn't interested in getting to know her new neighbors. But when Gretchen gets a knock on her door from a man looking for Melissa, she's thrown into a situation that takes her mind off of her own troubles and as a result, helps Melissa track down the sibling she never knew she had.

Serial Scoop recently spoke with Vaughan, who previewed tonight's The Christmas Note premiere. Read our exclusive interview below.

Day of 'Days' Interview: Wally Kurth Honored To Be Back at 'Days of our Lives' for the 50th Anniversary

Wally Kurth at the Day of Days event on November 14, 2015. Pictured with Judi Evans, who plays Adrienne. Photo Credit: Jessica Weisel

The annual "Day of Days" event was held on Saturday, November 14 at Universal Citywalk. Mandy Lynn Denaux covered the event for Serial Scoop and chatted with the cast of Days of our Lives about the 50th anniversary of the iconic soap opera, and much more. Wally Kurth–who plays Justin Kiriakis–shared his thoughts on being back for the milestone, playing a bad guy, and using social media.

Read our interview below:

SERIAL SCOOP: So how is it being here for the 50th? Great time?
WALLY KURTH: They wanted to bring me back…and with Peter [Reckell, who plays Bo] and Stephen [Nichols, who plays Steve] being a part of this new thing, I love it. I’m honored.

Day of 'Days' Interview: Kate Mansi on Abigail Deveraux's "Frayed" Life

Kate Mansi at the Day of Days event on November 14, 2015. Photo Credit: Jessica Weisel

The annual "Day of Days" event was held on Saturday, November 14 at Universal Citywalk. Mandy Lynn Denaux covered the event for Serial Scoop and chatted with the cast of Days of our Lives about the 50th anniversary of the iconic soap opera, and much more. Kate Mansi–who plays Abigail Deveraux–shared her thoughts on her character Abigail Deveraux and the positives of social media.

Read our interview below:

SERIAL SCOOP: I know you can’t talk about current storyline, but if you can summarize what you have been doing the last three to six months in one word, what would it be?
KATE MANSI: That’s a great question. Ask me the question again.

Day of 'Days' Interview: Robert Scott Wilson on Being Ben Weston

Robert Scott Wilson at the Day of Days event on November 14, 2015. Photo Credit: Jessica Weisel

The annual "Day of Days" event was held on Saturday, November 14 at Universal Citywalk. Mandy Lynn Denaux covered the event for Serial Scoop and chatted with the cast of Days of our Lives about the 50th anniversary of the iconic soap opera, and much more. Robert Scott Wilson shared his thoughts on the complicated life of his character, Ben Weston.

Read our interview below:

SERIAL SCOOP: We know you can’t share too much of the upcoming storyline, but if you had to summarize in one word what your character has been up to, what would that word be?
ROBERT SCOTT WILSON: In one word? Redemption. Maybe it’s not redemption … one word is very difficult. You know, it’s something tangible that we’ve all been a victim to. Whether we’ve been cheated on or hurt, whatever … we all have a little piece of Ben Weston inside of us. I’m not saying we’re all killers or willing to do things that are that extreme, but we’ve been all hurt. And sooner or later there’s a boiling point. We all try to stuff down our emotions, but they’re going to come out.  And the longer you stuff them down, the worse it’s going to get. So, be true to yourself.

Day of 'Days' Interview: Mary Beth Evans Is Having Fun at 'Days of our Lives'

Mary Beth Evans at the Day of Days event on November 14, 2015. Photo Credit: Jessica Weisel

The annual "Day of Days" event was held on Saturday, November 14 at Universal Citywalk. Mandy Lynn Denaux covered the event for Serial Scoop and chatted with the cast of Days of our Lives about the 50th anniversary of the iconic soap opera, and much more. Mary Beth Evans–who plays Kayla Brady Johnson–shared her thoughts on her character, backstage changes, and the show's milestone anniversary.

Read our interview below:

SERIAL SCOOP: We know you can’t share too much of the upcoming storyline, but if you had to summarize in one word what your character has been up to, what would that word be?
MARY BETH EVANS: Roller coaster.

Day of 'Days' Interview: Bill and Susan Hayes Share Their Love for the 'Days of our Lives' Family

Bill and Susan Hayes at the Day of Days event on November 14, 2015. Photo Credit: Jessica Weisel

The annual "Day of Days" event was held on Saturday, November 14 at Universal Citywalk. Mandy Lynn Denaux covered the event for Serial Scoop and chatted with the cast of Days of our Lives about the 50th anniversary of the iconic soap opera, and much more. Bill and Susan Hayes–who play Doug and Julie Williams–shared their thoughts on being in the middle of the action once again as Days celebrates multi-generational storytelling.

Read our interview below.

SERIAL SCOOP: We know you can’t share too much of the upcoming storyline, but if you had to summarize in one word what your character has been up to, what would that word be?
SUSAN HAYES: Everything. Doug and Julie are now not just circling around the blocks, they are somewhat in the blocks. It’s a great place to be.
BILL HAYES: We're involved in the family as we should be, not just with the people who come home for Christmas.

Day of 'Days' Interview: Casey Moss on Being Part of a "Big Family" at 'Days of our Lives'

Casey Moss at the Day of Days event on November 14, 2015. Photo Credit: Jessica Weisel

The annual "Day of Days" event was held on Saturday, November 14 at Universal Citywalk. Mandy Lynn Denaux covered the event for Serial Scoop and chatted with the cast of Days of our Lives about the 50th anniversary of the iconic soap opera, and much more. Casey Moss–who plays JJ Deveraux–shared his thoughts on his character, backstage changes, the show's milestone anniversary, and his aversion for social media.

Read our interview below.

SERIAL SCOOP: We know you can’t share too much of the upcoming storyline, but if you had to summarize in one word what your character has been up to, what would that word be?
CASEY MOSS: Man, that is a good one! One word of what I have been doing? Figuring it out. That’s not one word, but that’s it. Figuring it out.

Days of 'Days' Interview: Stephen Nichols Loves the Inspiring Collaborative Spirit of 'Days of our Lives'

Stephen Nichols at the Day of Days event on November 14, 2015. Pictured with Mary Beth Evans. Photo Credit: Jessica Weisel

The annual "Day of Days" event was held on Saturday, November 14 at Universal Citywalk. Mandy Lynn Denaux covered the event for Serial Scoop and chatted with the cast of Days of our Lives about the 50th anniversary of the iconic soap opera, and much more.  Stephen Nichols-who plays Steve "Patch" Johnson-shared his thoughts on the anniversary, the show's inspiring and collaborative workplace, and his take on social media.

Read our interview below.

SERIAL SCOOP: We know you can’t share too much of the upcoming storyline, but if you had to summarize in one word what your character has been up to, what would that word be?
STEPHEN NICHOLS: One word? Okay … Can it be two words? No, it’s actually one word. He has been in the middle of a Shit-storm.

Day of 'Days' Interview with Josh Taylor

The annual "Day of Days" event was held on Saturday, November 14 at Universal Citywalk. Mandy Lynn Denaux covered the event for Serial Scoop and chatted with the cast of Days of our Lives about the 50th anniversary of the iconic soap opera, and much more. Josh Taylor–who plays Roman Brady–shared his thoughts on how he has been impacted by the recent behind the scenes changes at the show, which character he would like to be if he wasn't playing Roman, and what it has been like for him to be a part of this historic anniversary celebration.

Read our interview below.

SERIAL SCOOP: We know you can’t share too much of the upcoming storyline, but if you had to summarize in one word what your character has been up to, what would that word be?
JOSH TAYLOR: Challenging. And wonderful.

SERIAL SCOOP: What has been the biggest shift for you with the regime change?
JOSH TAYLOR: Huge. We’ve been talking about this … and I can’t go into it too much, but the show has been kicking ass. There’s just so much more of a …. … I mean I get scripts where I don’t have to change a thing. I have stuff to do that is incredibly real. Stuff with my mom and my sister. It's so much clearer...at the cop shop, you never knew who was a cop or who was in charge. And since the new writers have come in, we know who is in charge. We brought in JJ, which has been great. And we have the commissioner, and the detectives and the cops. We know the hierarchy and that makes storyline.

SERIAL SCOOP: If you could play any other character on Days, regardless of age or gender, who would you want to play?
JOSH TAYLOR: JJ. The characters have a lot in common … he’s a lot like I was in the past and I feel like he’s a son. JJ is a younger version of Roman.

SERIAL SCOOP: What’s it been like to be a part of the 50th anniversary celebrations?
JOSH TAYLOR: Extraordinary! I’m so happy for Kenny … [executive producer] Ken Corday . I mean his mom and dad … this was their baby. Then Kenny came in, and he was a musician … and extraordinary musician. He came in and took a big responsibility, which he wasn’t necessarily looking for. And he’s guided this show all the way to 50 years. His mom and dad I know would be proud. So I’m especially happy for Kenny. He and I are good friends, and I’m just thrilled for him. But I’m also thrilled to be a part of it. To celebrate the 50th and the ratings are kicking ass … higher than they’ve been in two years. All of our work is being rewarded. All the writers work. All the directors’ work. Albert’s [Alarr, co-executive producer[ work. Josh’s [Griffith, co-head writer) work. Janet’s [Spellman-Drucker, producer] work. Dena’s [Higley, co-head writer) work. It’s good to see all of that rewarded. I’ve been on this show a while and I’ve never seen it like this.

Day of 'Days' Interview: Lauren Koslow on the Show's Faster Pace, and Meeting Diehard Fans Around the Country

Lauren Koslow at the Day of Days event on November 14, 2015. Photo Credit: Jessica Weisel

The annual "Day of Days" event was held on Saturday, November 14 at Universal Citywalk. Mandy Lynn Denaux covered the event for Serial Scoop and chatted with the cast of Days of our Lives about the 50th anniversary of the iconic soap opera, and much more. Lauren Koslow–who plays Kate Roberts–shared her thoughts on Days' new faster pace, the impact of social media, and meeting fans while celebrating the show's latest milestone.

Read our interview below.

SERIAL SCOOP: We know you can't share too much of the upcoming storyline, but if you had to summarize in one word what your character has been up to, what would that word be?
LAUREN KOSLOW: Trouble.

'Day of Days' Interview: Jen Lilley on Playing "Lovable Mess" Theresa Donovan

Jen Lilley at the Day of Days event on November 14, 2015. Photo Credit: Charli Nobles 

The annual "Day of Days" event was held on Saturday, November 14 at Universal Citywalk. Mandy Lynn Denaux covered the event for Serial Scoop and chatted with the cast of Days of our Lives about the 50th anniversary of the iconic soap opera, and much more. Jen Lilley–who plays Theresa Donovan–shared  thoughts on how her character has changed since Josh Griffith and Dena Higley took over as co-head writers, how social media has impacted her experience as an actor, and if she would be friends in real life with the sassy Theresa.

Read our interview below.

SERIAL SCOOP: We know you can’t share too much of the upcoming storyline, but if you had to summarize in one word what your character has been up to, what would that word be?
JEN LILLEY: Design. Designing her new life with Brady, designing new clothes for everyone.

Day of 'Days' Interview: Kassie DePaiva on the Impact of Social Media, and the Complexities of Playing Eve Larson

Kassie DePaiva at the Day of Days event on November 14, 2015. Photo Credit: Hilary Winiarz

The annual "Day of Days" event was held on Saturday, November 14 at Universal Citywalk. Mandy Lynn Denaux covered the event for Serial Scoop and chatted with the cast of Days of our Lives about the 50th anniversary of the iconic soap opera, and much more. Kassie DePaiva–who plays Eve Larson–shared her thoughts on how social media has impacted her experience as an actor, if she was able to feel the love fans felt for her despite playing a polarizing character, and what it has been like to be part of the 50th anniversary celebrating.

Read our interview below.

SERIAL SCOOP: We know you can't share too much of the upcoming storyline, but if you had to summarize in one word what your character has been up to, what would that word be?
KASSIE DEPAIVA: Recovery.

Day of 'Days' Interview: Thaao Penghlis on Gaining Wisdom and Adding a Sense of Maturity to His Acting

Thaao Penghlis at the Day of Days event on November 14, 2015. Photo Credit: Jessica Weisel

The annual "Day of Days" event was held on Saturday, November 14 at Universal Citywalk. Mandy Lynn Denaux covered the event for Serial Scoop and chatted with the cast of Days of our Lives about the 50th anniversary of the iconic soap opera, and much more. Thaao Penghlis–who plays Andre DiMera–discussed his latest return to Days, having a sense of maturity, and what it would like to play Stefano.

Read our interview below. Find out what happens when Billy Flynn (Chad DiMera) interrupts the discussion.

SERIAL SCOOP: So I know you can’t talk about future storyline...
THAAO PENGHLIS: [Slyly] Try me!

SERIAL SCOOP: If you could summarize what Andre has been up to the last four to six months, what word would that be?
THAAO PENGHLIS: Histrionic.