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Two people from the world of soaps, daytime and nighttime, must get appropriate send offs. David Jacobs died this week at age 81. He created both "Dallas" and "Knots Landing," the two most popular nighttime soaps of all time. David was beloved by everyone who worked on both shows, and the mark of

The shelf is different to what you make at home. that is what i said. i am agreeing with you. of course the king of sandwiches is cheese and pickle but if you buy one, the ratio of cheese and pickle is never right and there is never enough in the sandwich. the king sandwich is of course the 999 the king sandwich is of course the egg main aims. which comes in at number three in the chart. it did not have crisps. ham salad always goes down well. you cannot go wrong. generally, when i talk about sa...

How long have you been away? two and two and a half. well, im 25 years. yeah. a lot has happened. its changed because the place where you got me shots been tarmacked over. such a long time ago. ive forgotten it. oh, really? convenient! watch out. michelle, when you were asked to come back to eastenders, how easy or how difficult a decision was it? my agent kind of messaged me and i was like, what? no, no, no, no. so i was i was shocked. so i was shocked. i dont know how to tell you this. what? c...

David Jacobs, the writer and producer who created the primetime soap operas Dallas and Knots Landing, has died. He was 84.

The showrunnner and writer suffered from Alzheimers for several years, his son Aaron said that a series of infections was what led to his death.

Bill Kenwright Ltd announces the cast for the return of record-breaking production Twelve Angry  Men by Reginald Rose.  

BBC Radio Lincolnshire’s Scott Dalton is to host Breakfast on the station as Sean Dunderdale is leaving the show after three and a half years.

Close to 53,000 votes have been tabulated, and Justin Castle of Bootz Trucking wins the trip to Rough River Dam State Resort Park. He received 10,723 votes!

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