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The Bold and the Beautiful (B&B) spoilers recap for Friday, April 9, reveals that Liam Spencer (Scott Clifton) felt like he had no life anymore. Liam ranted about being pathetic and insisted that he kept replaying what happened to Vinny Walker (Joe LoCicero) like a tape in his mind. Bill Spencer (Don Diamont) felt Liam had to stop and insisted Vinny was dead because of his own stupidity. He argued that the police would investigate if Liam came forward and find out he had a motive to want Vinny dead. After Bill called Vinny a “dead idiot,” Liam wondered if his dad even cared about Vinny’...

The Bold and the Beautiful (B&B) spoilers recap for Thursday, April 8, reveals that Liam Spencer (Scott Clifton) was sulking on the sofa when Bill Spencer (Don Diamont) returned from his morning jog. Liam threw a fit with the couch cushions and remained disturbed by what had gone down the night before. Although Liam was irritated over Bill putting his fancy shoes on and going out jogging, Bill insisted there was a point. He thought he should see if there were any cameras on that stretch of road – and there weren’t any. Bill was adamant that there was no video footage or anything else that...

12:00 AM 5 x 15: Five New Fifteen Minute Musicals - Beck Center for the Arts produces, as part of the tenth collaborative partnership with Baldwin Wallace University Music Theatre Program, the winners of National Alliance for Musical Theatre's 15-Minute Musical Theatre competition. Directors include Victoria Bussert, Ciara Renee, Jon Martinez, Nathan Henry, and Sara Bruner. Musicals created and composed by Lynne Shankel, Sara Cooper, Nico Juber, and more. Stream the virtual production "5 x 15: Five World Premiere Fifteen-Minute Musicals" at your convenience anytime February 12 to February 28...

Updated: 6:17 AM PST, December 26, 2020 Originally hired as a dancer in the movie musical on Netflix, Vasthy Mompoint was pulled from its chorus to lead choreography for several days during the height of racial justice protests.  For Vasthy Mompoint, the Black Lives Matter movement hit her heart the moment she walked onto the set of "The Prom” over the summer. She was the only person of color there, and for the first time in her life, she had authority. That simple realization raised her consciousness and her self-esteem. "That is what this movement is all about," she said to herself. Orig...