You can catch Shelley this fall on the CW drama The Secret Circle as Diana Meade. Get to know Diana... 18 years old, smart and a classic beauty. Diana makes a concerted effort to welcome Cassie to New Salem, and treats her with a friendliness that Cassie finds infectious. The leader of the coven, Diana is determined to use magic for good. Although Diana wants Cassie to join the coven, she’s willing to wait until Cassie’s ready. Diana’s in love with Adam and can’t imagine anything tearing them apart...
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Concerned their powers are getting out of control, Diana (Shelley Hennig) pushes everyone to bind the Circle.
Shelley rose to fame on Days Of Our Lives as Stephanie Johnson, which airs weekdays on NBC. Stephanie is the beautiful and enticing daughter of Kayla Brady
Johnson and Steve "Patch" Johnson. Stunning yet rebelious, the former race car driver
is still a bit of a wild child. Please check your local TV Guide Channel for the station and time.
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Archive for April, 2010
Shelley & her Days co-stars and friends Molly Burnett (Melanie) and Casey Deidrick (Chad) all went up to Big Bear and had a blast. They shared their photos with Soap Opera Digest and we’ll have that uploaded for you soon (I already have a mass upload of scans coming).
So make sure you be on the lookout for that when I post about it once I get it.
Good news! We finally find out that the Daytime Emmy Awards WILL be televised. Thanks to We Love Soaps for this write-up!
The 37th Annual Daytime Emmy® Awards will be broadcast Sunday, June 27 (9:00-11:00 Live, PM, ET/delayed PT) from the Las Vegas Hilton in Las Vegas on the CBS Television Network. This is the first time the awards ceremony will take place in Las Vegas.
“The Daytime Emmy Awards are one of the cornerstones of our business and we are thrilled to be back on CBS,” said Herb Granath, Chairman, National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS). “Last year’s show was one of the most entertaining events in our history, and this year’s Las Vegas-based broadcast promises to be even more exciting.”
Associated Television International (ATI) will produce the show with ATI President and Emmy Award winner David McKenzie serving as executive producer. “After last year’s Daytime Emmy Awards, we are delighted to be working with NATAS again,” said McKenzie. “Being on the top-rated network gives us the opportunity to reach a wide audience and moving the show to Las Vegas allows us a dazzling range of production choices.”
