AVALON TV Greenlit for Season 2 by World of Wonder
AVALON TV’s sophomore season will continue to stream exclusively on WOW Presents Plus, World of Wonder’s owned and operated SVOD service. The House of Avalon - Symone, Gigi Goode, Marko Monroe, Grant Vanderbilt, Hunter Crenshaw, Rylie Holden, and Caleb Feeney - will all return as the series leads.
Video: Watch Symone & Gigi Goode in SPICE WORLD-Inspired Trailer for AVALON TV
Special guests on “AVALON TV” include Abby Lee Miller (Dance Moms), Taylor Hale (Winner of Big Brother Season 24), Fenton Bailey, Ts Madison, Nicole Byer, Trixie Mattel, Sasha Colby, Rickey Thompson, Shawn Breathwaite (Astrologist), Colton Haynes, Orville Peck, Dominique Jackson, and Isis King. Watch the new video trailer now!
Abby Lee Miller, Danielle Staub & More Join HOUSE OF VILLAINS Series; Watch them Join OMAROSA, Tiffany Pollard & More in New Trailer
The new video trailer teases appearances from Abby Lee Miller, former Real Housewives of New Jersey star Danielle Staub, and Tiger King celebrity Carole Baskin. The cast includes Anfisa Arkhipchenko, Shake Chatterjee, Johnny Bananas, Jonny Fairplay, Bobby Lytes, Corinne Olympios, OMAROSA, Tiffany Pollard, Jax Taylor, and Tanisha Thomas.
Photo Flash: JoJo Siwa, Ally Brooke, Abby Lee Miller, and More Attend T.J. Martell Foundation's LA Family Day
Presented by Citi and sponsored by The Grove and Caruso, earlier today the T.J. Martell Foundation hosted its sold out 10th Annual LA Family Day at The Grove where exclusive live performances were given by Atlantic Records' artist and current Dancing with the Stars contestant Ally Brooke, Nickelodeon pop star & teen sensation JoJo Siwa and Hollywood Records recording artist, dancer and actor featured in “The Lion King” JD McCrary. The three-hour outdoor event was hosted by Nickelodeon's “All That” star Josh Server and attracted over 400 adults and children for a day of fun to raise money for the foundation's cancer research programs at Children's Hospital Los Angeles. Celebrities in attendance included Debbie Gibson, Mary Wilson, Rachael Leigh Cooke, Dance Moms star Abby Lee Miller, the cast of Nickelodeon's All That, Netflix's Tall Girl star Ava Michelle and many more.
DANCE MOMS Returns for an 8th Season on Lifetime
Collins Avenue Productions (“Collins Avenue”), part of KEW MEDIA GROUP INC. (“KEW” or the “Company”) (TSX:KEW and KEW.WT), is pleased to announce the return of one of its most popular reality television series, Dance Moms, for Lifetime Network in the U.S. Dance Moms is one of KEW's largest single production contracts and longest running shows.
Lifetime to Premiere All-New Special DANCE MOMS: ABBY TELLS ALL EXCLUSIVE, Today
After months of uncertainty, the fate of Abby Lee Miller has been sealed. This two-hour special, DANCE MOMS: ABBY TELLS ALL EXCLUSIVE, premieres today, July 25 at 8pm ET/PT, and features Abby's final days of freedom as well as an exclusive sit-down interview with Jedediah Bila, co-host of ABC's 'The View' and television personality.
Lifetime to Premiere All-New Special DANCE MOMS: ABBY TELLS ALL EXCLUSIVE, 7/25
After months of uncertainty, the fate of Abby Lee Miller has been sealed. This two-hour special, DANCE MOMS: ABBY TELLS ALL EXCLUSIVE, premieres on Tuesday, July 25 at 8pm ET/PT, and features Abby's final days of freedom as well as an exclusive sit-down interview with Jedediah Bila, co-host of ABC's 'The View' and television personality.
Will Abby Lee Miller's Post-Prison Project Be DANCE MOMS: THE MUSICAL?
As previously reported, DANCE MOMS star Abby Lee Miller will serve one year in prison, after being sentenced for bankruptcy fraud. Miller was charged with attempting to hide $775,000 of her earnings from the Lifetime series during a Chapter 11 bankruptcy case. Since news broke, Miller is already planning her next projects for after her release, including a Broadway musical.
BWW Blog: Tara Folio - Just a Cog in the Machine
Throughout my life of performing, I have always been told to 'take care of myself' and 'always work to make myself better'. I feel like to the untrained eye, this industry seems extremely 'I, I, I' and 'me, me, me' focused. This idea might explain why in most movies the theater kids are portrayed as the uppity, self-centered narcissists (I mean come on, I know most of us can relate to Sharpay Evans on a personal level). An actor's job is built on introspection, on looking inside ourselves to find our motivation, but sometimes we become so focused on what's inside us, we forget that we are part of an ensemble.