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Fans are buzzing about one particular plot point in The Way Home Season 3 – and it all has to do young Del (Julia Tomasone).

The showrunners addressing growing speculation about the character, and whether she was pregnant, in a recent interview.

Keep reading to find out more…

The Way Home’s Del did not arrive in Port Haven in 1974 pregnant, the showrunners have confirmed.

If you didn’t know, viewers wondered whether young Del was pregnant after she got sick during her first date with Colton (Jordan Doww) on a boat, and again while riding in his truck. She was also sent to the small town by her parents and seemed sad while discussing the past, perhaps also suggesting she had a secret baby.

Showrunners Heather Conkie and Alexandra Clarke admitted it was “never even a thought that entered our minds” to TVLine.

“Sorry about that!” Alexandra said with a laugh.

The story of the Landry family will continue. Hallmark Channel has renewed The Way Home for a fourth season. The show's third season, which has 10 episodes, finishes airing tomorrow night.

A multi-generational family drama series, The Way Home TV show stars Andie MacDowell, Chyler Leigh, Evan Williams, Sadie Laflamme-Snow, Julia Tomasone, Jordan Doww, Jefferson Brown, and Devin Cecchetto. The story follows the lives of three generations -- Kat Landry (Leigh), her 15-year-old daughter Alice (Laflamme-Snow), and Kat's mother, Del (MacDowell). Nearly 20 years ago, the unsolved disappearance of Kat’s eight-year-old brother Jacob (Remy Smith) and the untimely death of family patriarch Colton Landry (Brown) prompted Kat to move away from her mother and the Canadian farm town of Port Haven. At a crossroads in her life, Kat moves back in with Del with Alice in tow. Shortly after arriving, Alice discovers the...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for The Way Home Season 3 Episode 9 “Too Late to Turn Back Now.”] With all the big moments — including time-traveling and romantic — in the penultimate episode of The Way Home Season 3, what could possibly happen in the finale? Well, it’s almost time to find out. But first, the Hallmark Channel drama sees Del (Andie MacDowell) changing her mind about Alice (Sadie Laflamme-Snow) traveling to her past (1974) because she wants answers; Kat (Chyler Leigh) gets a big surprise when she stays back in 1816 to help Elijah (Stuart Hughes) rebuild after the town burned down his house; and Jacob (Spencer Macpherson) prepares to make a move he may live to regret. Below, we take a look at the big moments of “Too Late to Turn Back Now” (which also features teen Del and Colton’s reunion and engagement)! Colton’s time traveling confession to Alice Upon learning that teen Colton (Jordan Doww) traveled to 1814 (giving Jacob ...

Fans of The Way Home Season 3 need more explanation after Jacob made a shocking decision to end Episode 6.

The Way Home Season 3 brings back its core cast, including Chyler Leigh and Andie MacDowell, while introducing newcomers Julia Tomasone and Jordan Doww. 

This season of the hit drama delves into Del (MacDowell and Tomasone) and Colton's (Jefferson Brown and Doww) teenage love story as Kat considers a risky journey to the 1800s after a shocking discovery. 

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In December, Hallmark announced that The Way Home would become a Hallmark+ exclusive, and cable viewers would have to subscribe to the service or wait until September to see the episodes on the Hallmark Channel. That didn't go over well, and many viewers threatened to boycott the show. Hallmark Channel acquiesced, and season three is airing on the regular cable channel. After that drama, will enough viewers tune in to ensure the series survives? Will The Way Home be cancelled or renewed for season four? Stay tuned.

A multi-generational family drama series, The Way Home TV show stars Andie MacDowell, Chyler Leigh, Evan Williams, Sadie Laflamme-Snow, Julia Tomasone, Jordan Doww, Jefferson Brown, and Devin Cecchetto. The story follows the lives of three generations -- Kat Landry (Leigh), her 15-year-old daughter Alice (Laflamme-Snow), and Kat's mother, Del (MacDowell).

With its second episode, The Way Home Season 3 introduced a new love triangle in 1974 between young Colton Landry, his best friend Evelyn Goodwin (!) and new-to-Port Haven Delilah Watson.

But there’s another fourth party caught up in the midst of this complicated situation: Alice, who’s time-traveled to the ’70s to witness her grandparents Colton and Del’s love story, including their very first meeting. At the same time, Alice has befriended Evelyn, who harbors feelings for Colton, but Alice knows that the free-spirited blonde is fated to not get the guy she loves.

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This week’s episode of Hallmark’s “The Way Home,” called “The Way We Were,” mixes past and present very interestingly. While examining themes of love, family, and the mysteries of time travel, it introduces 1974 as a significant new period.

After the exciting season premiere, in which the Landry family found their long-lost son, Jacob, this episode details the problems Kat Landry (Chyler Leigh) and Elliot Augustine (Evan Williams) are having. Despite their significant move-in together, their relationship is tense, especially because of the mysterious pond that allows time travel.

When Alice (Sadie Laflamme-Snow) is pulled back to 1974, Kat follows her. This makes things more tense. During a stressful moment, Kat turns down Elliot’s offer to go with her, which leads to an interesting conversation. “No one said Kat was perfect,” says co-showrunner Heather Conkie. “She’s one of the most flawed characters we’ve ever written,”

This episode...

The Way Home Season 3 returns with its core cast led by Chyler Leigh (The CW's Supergirl) and Andie MacDowell (Groundhog Day) alongside stellar newcomers namely Julia Tomasone and Jordan Doww. 

After an emotional rollercoaster in Season 2, the new season of the hit Hallmark time travel drama series is set to explore the love story of Del and Colton during their teenage years while Kat contemplates traveling back to the 1800s after a shocking discovery. 

Elsewhere, Alice's newfound friendship in the past could put a risk in changing the timeline.

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Chichikova appeared opposite Derrick B. Harden in his critically acclaimed American-Bulgarian comedy The Black Sea, co-directed with Crystal Moselle, revolving around a charismatic dreamer from Brooklyn who inadvertently ends up as the only Black person in a small town on the Black Sea in Eastern Europe.

The film was acquired by Metrograph Pictures for the U.S. shortly after its SXSW run and has just opened in L.A. on December 13.

Chichikova previously made her U.S. debut in 2023 in a recurring role in Marvel’s miniseries Secret Invasion, alongside Samuel L. Jackson and Emilia Clarke.

She also starred in the drama Viktoria, which made its debut in the World Dramatic Competition at the Sundance Film Festival, and won the Golden Rose National Film Festival...

Hallmark Channel spoilers and updates reveal Hallmark has changed its mind about The Way Home season 3 after receiving strong reactions from fans.

This captivating family saga, centered around time travel, wrapped up its second season with a dramatic cliffhanger, leaving audiences eager for what comes next.

Hallmark Channel Spoilers – A Brief Derailment

The future of the show faced a setback when it was announced that season 3 would first be available on streaming instead of cable, which didn’t sit well with fans. However, Variety has reported that Hallmark has changed its course regarding the beloved drama series.

Instead of launching exclusively on the new Hallmark+ streaming platform as initially planned, The Way Home season 3 will now premiere on The Hallmark Channel on January 3 at 9 Pm Et.

Following the premiere, it will be accessible for streaming on Hallmark+ the following day, maintaining this pattern throughout the season; this comes in response to viewer backlash,...

Hallmark has reversed its decision regarding The Way Home season 3 following backlash from viewers. A family story with a focus on time travel, the sci-fi drama concluded its second installment a significant place that set the stage for an intriguing continuation. But the show's third installment was briefly derailed by an unpopular announcement that The Way Home season 3 would debut first on streaming rather than cable.

Variety confirms that Hallmark has reversed its plans for the popular drama series. Instead of debuting exclusively on the new Hallmark+ streaming service, as was previously announced, The Way Home season 3 will premiere as usual on The Hallmark Channel on January 3 at 9 Pm Et. It will then be available to stream on Hallmark+ the next day, continuing to follow this schedule for the whole season. The reversal comes after angry responses from fans of the time travel sci-fi, particularly on Facebook groups,...

Hallmark has reversed a major decision about The Way Home. The network has listened to the fans. What major change is the network making about the multi-generational time travel series?

Photo: Sadie Laflamme-Snow, Andie MacDowell, Chyler Leigh Credit: ©2024 Hallmark Media/Photographer: Christos Kalohoridis Hallmark Reverses Decision To Premiere The Way Home On The Streamer

The Way Home fans got lucky on Friday the 13th. That is because Hallmark has reversed their decision to premiere The Way Home Season 3 on their rebranded streaming channel, Hallmark+. Instead, they will debut each episode on the Hallmark Channel, then drop them on the streamer the next day.

According to Variety, the executives reversed this decision “after hearing from the many passionate, loyal fans.” The network saw that fans were complaining “particularly in Facebook groups.” The fans of the series that stars Andie MacDowell, Chyler Leigh, and Sadie Laflamme-Snow felt “forced” to subscribe to yet another streaming service.

The Way Home fans have spoken — and Hallmark executives have listened. A couple of weeks after it was announced that the popular Hallmark Channel series starring Andie MacDowell will migrate from the linear cable network to Hallmark+ for its upcoming third season, the decision has been reversed.

Instead of debuting Jan. 2 exclusively on Hallmark+ as previously announced, with a run on Hallmark Channel in fall 2025, Season 3 will premiere Jan. 3 on the cable network and will be available on the subscription streaming service the next day.

The Way Home, which also stars Chyler Leigh, Evan Williams and Sadie Laflamme-Snow, is the No. 1 most-watched program overall on entertainment cable among homes, viewers and women and persons 18+, per Hallmark.

The company clearly wanted to use one of its flagship titles to boost subscriptions for its new streaming platform. But fans were not impressed, expressing frustration that the platform switch would require them to...

There’s a major new update regarding the upcoming third season of The Way Home!

Last month, it was announced the new episodes will debut on Hallmark+ at the start of the new year, followed by a Hallmark Channel premiere later in the year.

However, following complaints and feedback from fans, the company has reversed the decision!

Keep reading to find out more…

According to Variety, the reversal was made “after hearing from the many passionate, loyal fans,” and the news was revealed by the show’s stars Andie MacDowell and Chyler Leigh on Friday (December 13) at the Hallmark Christmas Experience in Kansas City.

The Way Home season three will now premiere on Hallmark Channel on Friday, January 3rd at 9pm, and will stream the next day on Hallmark+!

If you missed the news, Julia Tomasone and Jordan Doww join the cast to portray teenager versions of Del and Colton,...

“The Way Home” is coming back … home.

Last month, Variety broke the news that the hit series was moving to Hallmark+, the company’s new streaming service, for its third season, debuting in January. It was set to make its linear debut in the fall.

However, “after hearing from the many passionate, loyal fans,” the show will now premiere on Hallmark Channel on Friday, January 3, at 9 p.m, and will stream the next day on Hallmark+. Devoted audience members of “The Way Home” had been grumbling — particularly in Facebook groups — about the idea of being forced to subscribe to another streaming service, with some even threatening to boycott the show. This rollout will continue all season.

Hallmark+ launched in September with multiple original series, including “The Chicken Sisters” and “Celebrations With Lacey Chabert,” and many originals debuted in the following months, including “The Groomsmen” and “Love on the Danube” trilogies,...

(L-r) Evan Williams, Andie MacDowell, Caitlin Brody, Sadie Laflamme-Snow and Chyler Leigh on Hallmark Channel Photo by Mike Coppola/Getty Images for Hallmark Media

Since the cliffhanger at the end of season 2, The Way Home fans have been impatiently waiting for news of the release of season 3.

The good news is that season 3 is set to premiere in January 2025 on Hallmark+. The bad news is that those watching on Hallmark Channel will have some time to wait.

Is it time to subscribe to the new streaming channel? What can we expect from the third season – will anybody head to the future?

The Way Home season 3 on Hallmark+ and Hallmark Channel Photo: Sadie Laflamme-Snow, Alex Hook, Samuel Braun Credit: ©2023 Hallmark Media/Photographer: Michael Tompkins

After the end of season 2, fans of the Hallmark series The Way Home have been eager for some good news about the third season. The news was announced on Monday,...

The Way Home season 3 gets a release date, though there will be one big difference. Debuting on The Hallmark Channel in January 2023, as a family saga, with sci-fi aspects, tracks the story of three generations of women and how the ability to time travel changes their lives. It will soon be two years since the most recent episode of the series, which premiered in January 2023, but The Way Home season 3 just received some key new details.

Deadline confirms that The Way Home season 3 will premiere Thursday, January 2 on Hallmark+. It will then debut on cable, on The Hallmark Channel, in the fall of 2025 although an exact date has yet to be announced. This marks a change for the sci-fi drama, which has always premiered on The Hallmark Channel and is one of the network's top shows. Along with the streaming release date, it was announced that new cast members Julia Tomasone,...

Hallmark has announced the premiere of The Way Home Season 3. However, some fans may be surprised to learn where they can watch the new season of this multi-generational family series. This series stars Andie MacDowell, Chyler Leigh, Evan Williams, and Sadie Laflamme-Snow.

Here are all the details.

Photo: Chyler Leigh, Sadie Laflamme-Snow, Andie MacDowell, Hallmark Has Announced The Way Home Season 3 Premiere

On Monday, TV Line reported that The Way Home Season 3 has an official premiere date. The hit time-travel series premieres on Thursday January 2, 2025. Moreover, this is not the Hallmark Channel premiere date. Season 3 is premiering on Hallmark+, the rebranded streaming channel.

Furthermore, the announcement revealed that there will be a Hallmark Channel premiere date, but it will be in the Fall 2025.

Kate Redinger, the Senior Director of Programming at Hallmark Media gushed about the return of the Landry family time travel series. “Heather Conkie, Alexandra Clarke, and Marly Reed...

Hallmark Channel‘s smash-hit TV show The Way Home has been filming season three, and they just confirmed the show’s release date.

However, there’s a major change coming to the series.

Keep reading to find out more…

Instead of airing on the Hallmark Channel, the show will now debut on their streaming service, Hallmark+.

The official premiere date on Hallmark+ is January 2, 2025.

In addition to this announcement, Variety also reports that three additional stars have joined the cast: Julia Tomasone and Jordan Doww. They will be playing the teenager versions of Del and Colton. Devin Cecchetto will portray the role of Evelyn. Stars Andie MacDowell, Chyler Leigh, Sadie Laflamme-Snow, and Evan Williams will of course be back as well.

If you don’t want to subscribe to Hallmark+, season three of the series will air on Hallmark Channel in the fall of 2025.

We also know when When Calls the Heart...

The Way Home is headed to a new home!

It was announced today that the third season of the Hallmark Channel drama will debut on Hallmark+.

And viewers won’t have to wait long for more episodes.

(©2024 Hallmark Media/Photographer: Peter Stranks)

Streaming subscribers will be able to watch new episodes on January 2!

In addition to the returning familiar faces — Chyler Leigh, Spencer Macpherson, Andie MacDowell, Sadie Laflamme-Snow, and Jefferson Brown — new cast members Julia Tomasone and Jordan Doww join the cast as the teen versions of Del and Colton.

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The Way Home Season 3 has set a date, but with one major change: The fantasy drama is set to return Thursday, Jan. 2, 2025, but is jumping over to Hallmark+, the company’s new streaming platform, TVLine has confirmed.

The season will eventually make its linear premiere on Hallmark Channel in Fall 2025. (Watch a new teaser embedded above.)

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Season 3 (which was ordered back in March) picks...

“The Way Home” is traveling again — this time from Hallmark Channel to the streamer, Hallmark+, Variety can exclusively announce. Season 3 will debut on January 2, 2025.

The season will then make its linear premiere on Hallmark Channel in fall 2025.

Season 3 debuts where Season 2 left off, with Kat (Chyler Leigh) and her brother Jacob (Spencer Macpherson) set to walk home into the Landry home to an unsuspecting Del (Andie MacDowell). There will also be a new era this season as Kat and Alice (Sadie Laflamme-Snow) will transport to 1974, the year Del and Colton (Jefferson Brown) first met as teens. Meanwhile, Alice will meet a young girl, Evelyn Goodwin, but their friendship could complicate the present.

Julia Tomasone and Jordan Doww join the cast as the teen versions of Del and Colton, respectively, with Devin Cecchetto will play Evelyn.

In present day, Elliot (Evan Williams) and Kat navigate their new relationship while also trying...

Exclusive: Colby Holt and Sam Probst, the Chicago-based filmmakers behind the indie horror thriller Ganymede, have signed with Rewind for management.

Released earlier this month through Kino and Vmi Releasing, Ganymede follows Lee Fletcher IV (Jordan Doww), a high school wrestler who develops a crush on his openly gay classmate Kyle (Pablo Castelblanco). Suddenly, Lee finds he is being haunted by a creature that not only lives in his bedroom closet, but also has the ability to invade his thoughts. Joe Chrest and David Koechner also star.

The directing team’s first feature, Pig Hag, premiered in Narrative Feature Competition at the 2019 SXSW Film Festival. Co-founders of Neighborhood Pictures, a production company dedicated to creating queer, diverse, and heartfelt stories for film and television, the pair worked together on the award-winning comedy series Gayborhood and drama series Down Home for the LGBTQ global streaming network Revry. Their spoken word and...

This week brings an eclectic mix of new horror movies, including Neon’s latest in theaters, the return of Terrifier 2‘s Lauren Lavera, and even an unofficial Mickey Mouse slasher movie.

Here’s all the new horror releasing August 5 – August 11, 2024!

For daily reminders about new horror releases, be sure to follow @HorrorCalendar.

With the short film Steamboat Willie (1928) in the public domain, horror filmmakers are now free to play around with that early incarnation of Mickey Mouse, and that’s exactly what director Jamie Bailey is doing in the new indie slasher movie The Mouse Trap.

Gravitas Ventures released The Mouse Trap on VOD this past Tuesday.

In the horror movie, “It’s Alex’s 21st birthday, but she’s stuck at the amusement arcade on a late shift so her friends decide to surprise her, but a masked killer dressed as Mickey Mouse decides to play a game...

Stars: Jordan Doww, Joe Chrest, Robyn Lively, David Koechner, Pablo Castelblanco, Deaton Gabbard, Brady Gentry, J. Craig Gordon, Tatiana Harman, Marissa Reyes | Written by Colby Holt | Directed by Colby Holt, Sam Probst

In mythology, Ganymede was a young man who was so stunningly handsome Zeus had an eagle abduct him and bring him to Olympus to serve as cupbearer to the gods. And, of course, as one of his lovers. In the here and now, Ganymede is the new film from Colby Holt and his partner Sam Probst who previously collaborated on Pig Hag. The film is based in part on their own experiences. I’m assuming they mean growing up LGBTQ in deep South fundamentalist Christian families, not being stalked by something from beyond the grave.

While there are no monsters in the film’s opening scene, it’s certainly ominous enough. A man sits, finishing his cigarette before...

New Trailer for Cuckoo: "Reluctantly, 17-year-old Gretchen leaves her American home to live with her father, who has just moved into a resort in the German Alps with his new family. Arriving at their future residence, they are greeted by Mr. König, her father's boss, who takes an inexplicable interest in Gretchen's mute half-sister Alma. Something doesn't seem right in this tranquil vacation paradise. Gretchen is plagued by strange noises and bloody visions until she discovers a shocking secret that also concerns her own family."

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Barbara Crampton (You’re Next) and...

New UK Sales Firm Strikes Slate Deal

Exclusive: New UK sales firm Mise En Scene has set a distribution deal with New York and European distributor Spi International which includes all six of the company’s first titles. Spi has picked up non-exclusive rights to What Lies Ahead, starring Rumer Willis and Emma Dumont; I Wrote This For You with Brennan Keel Cook; Eating Cars starring Lexi Pappas, Lauren Ashley Carter; Super November, starring Josie Long, Sean Biggerstaff and Heydon Prowse; Synchronicity, starring Sara Mitich and Ash Catherwood; and Reach, starring Garrett Clayton, Jordan Doww and Johnny James Fiore. London-based Mise En Scene was launched last March by Paul Yates and Netto Fernandes. Spi International and its aggregation service FilmBox operates a portfolio of 42 TV channels and digital services in multiple countries.

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Teens and their parents have a boatload of issues to deal with these days, and it seems like director Leif Rokesh wants to deal with all of them in “Reach.” Every character represents a superficial snapshot of modern strife in one form or another. Though its heart is in the right place when it comes to many of the boldly-portrayed sentiments, the indie melodrama plays like a hokey, weak after-school special rather than a powerful and alarming wake-up call.

Steven Turano (Garrett Clayton) is going through a rough patch on his first day as a high school senior. This year should be a cake walk, but for the perpetually withdrawn, suicidal teen, life is a torturous prison. His only potential escape route is the unopened bottle of prescription pills tucked away in his backpack. Steven is bullied sun up ’til sundown by men that include his disciplinarian detective father Steve...

"Maybe it's time to consider getting some help." Freestyle Digital Media has released the first official trailer for an indie film titled Reach, from first-time filmmaker Leif Rokesh. The honest high school drama is about a social awkward kid named Steven, played by Garrett Clayton (from Hairspray Live! and "The Fosters"), who is planning on killing himself. A new kid in school befriends him and provides some comfort to help him step back. Steven's new friends try to find creative ways to pull him out of his depression. The cast includes Corbin Bernsen, Jordan Doww, Joey Bragg, Johnny James Fiore, Kevin Sizemore, and Concetta Tomei. This looks alright, a bit dour and depressing, perhaps with some positivity to offer. Here's the official trailer (+ posters) for Leif Rokesh's Reach, direct from Freestyle's YouTube: A socially awkward band geek, Steven Turano (Garrett Clayton), is planning on killing himself. However, when Clarence,...

Reach, an indie drama that takes on the issue of high school bullying from all sides’ perspectives, is headed to theaters in a deal struck with Freestyle Digital Media and Voltaire Media. The pic starring Garrett Clayton and directed by Leif Rokesh had its world premiere last month at the Dances With Films festival.

Voltaire will release Reach in 10 major markets October 19 day-and-date with Freestyle’s release on digital and VOD. October is National Bullying Prevention Month.

Clayton stars as a socially awkward band geek who divulges to an online pro-suicide support group that he plans to kill himself, revealing that he harbors a deep resentment towards his widowed father (Bojesse Christopher) and that he is constantly bullied by a former childhood best friend (Jordan Doww). When a quirky new kid at school (Johnny James Fiore) befriends him, his plans get sidetracked and he begins to attempt forming stronger relationships with his father,...

Freestyle Digital Media has bought North American digital rights for “Reach,” a high-school drama about bullying from the perspective of the bully, the bullied, and the bystanders.

“Reach” will debut theatrically through Christian Meoli’s Voltaire Media in 10 major markets on Oct. 19 along with a day and date VOD release.

“The serious topic of bullying resonates with so many children and families these days,” said Freestyle Digital Media acquisitions director Rachel Koehler. “With our acquisition of ‘Reach,’ we at Freestyle are proud to be able to contribute to the conversation by giving the topic the exposure it so richly deserves.”

“Reach” stars Garrett Clayton as a band geek who divulges to an online pro-suicide support group that he plans to kill himself. Although his first attempt is botched, he is determined to find a way to escape his suffering. He is constantly picked on by former childhood friend and school...

The Gen-z studio Brat will bring a comedy centered around the world of competitive cheerleading to Snapchat, representing the digital studio’s first distribution deal with the platform.

Boss Cheer begins airing on Sunday, July 15, on Snapchat’s Discover page for users in English-speaking countries around the world.

The show stars popular teen influencers Tessa Brooks and Tristan Tales, who play coaches who whip a cheer squad into shape for regional competition. Sofie Dossi (America’s Got Talent), Sarah Reasons (Dance Moms), Nicole Laeno (Dance-Off Juniors), Jordan Doww and Bianca Treger round out the cast.

The Boss Cheer audience is smack in the middle of Snapchat’s core demographic of teen and young twenty-somethings, who spend an average of 40 minutes on the app daily.

“Brat has quickly become one of the leading content brands for a new generation. With Snapchat’s core audience being under 25, we’re confident bringing their...

If there's one thing Lifetime loves, it's stalkers! We've come to know and love Lifetime movies for their dramatic storylines and over-the-top plot twists, so we have very high expectations for Saturday's Stalked by a Reality Star, in which a 15-year-old girl named Kendra (Emily Bader), lies about her age to get into a Hollywood party, and ends up capturing the attention of an adult reality star named Brad (Robert Scott Wilson). Brad becomes obsessed with the teenager and go to great lengths — like hooking up with her mom! — just to get close to her. Actor Jordan Doww plays Kendra's best friend Jake, and he gave Life & Style the exclusive scoop on the movie and his own experience with a crazed fan! Jordan as Jake. (Photo Credit: Blue Sky Productions) Jordan, who also appears on successful Go90 series Relationship Status, plus his own popular YouTube channel, reveals that his character...

Like so many digital stars before him, comedy vlogger Jordan Doww is set to make his television debut.

Doww will appear in the Lifetime movie Stalked By A Reality Star, which premieres on Saturday. Stalked is about a reality star (played by Days Of Our Lives’ Robert Scott Wilson) who falls in love with a teenage girl he meets at a party. When she rejects him, however, he goes to great lengths -- including dating her widowed mother -- to win her heart. In addition to Doww, the film will also feature Modern Family actress and fellow YouTube creator Asia Jackson, whose beauty and fashion channel has amassed 239,000 subscribers.

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Looking for a hook-up? True love? Threesome? Someone to pay you back for a smoothie? These days, there really is an app for all that — and the show Relationship Status explores the pros and cons of our online dating habits.

Executive-produced by This Is Us star Milo Ventigmiglia, Relationship Status explores the romantic entanglements of 20- and 30-somethings and returns this fall on Verizon’s go90.

“We are very excited to share with the world the next chapters of Relationship Status, as well as continue the partnership with Full Fathom Five, Haven, StyleHaul and go90,” Ventimiglia says in a statement.

The Los Angeles Lgbt Center honored Co-ceo of Wme | Img Ariel Emanuel, and former Senior Advisor to President Obama, Valerie Jarrett, at their 48th Anniversary Gala Vanguard Awards, which took place on Saturday, September 23 at the Beverly Hilton.

Jimmy Kimmel at 48th Anniversary Gala Vanguard Awards

This year’s star-studded, Hollywood-meets-the-Beltway evening, brought to you by American Airlines, united more than 1,000 leaders from the civic, corporate, entertainment, and philanthropic communities to celebrate the inspirational 2017 honorees for their unwavering support of the Lgbt community and their dedication to creating positive change in the world. Guests enjoyed cocktails, dinner, and entertainment, along with a not-to-be-missed silent auction that included high-end items, packages, and experiences.

Host Jimmy Kimmel was greeted by thunderous applause when he stepped onstage to kick off the evening’s program. He introduced MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell, who took a moment to reflect on the current political climate, and...

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Thanks to the success he has found on platforms like YouTube, Jordan Doww has been able to further his career in both acting and stand-up comedy. Now, the 21-year-old creator has added another feather to his cap. He has landed a leading role in Reach, an upcoming feature film that will also star Garrett Clayton and Joey Bragg.

Reach will feature Clayton as a high school-age adolescent who plans to commit suicide after being bullied by a character portrayed by Doww. Bragg will play a member of an anti-bullying support group who befriends Clayton’s character and changes his life. Jarret Tarnol is set to direct the picture, which features an award-winning script penned by Maria Capp.

With a high school setting and a plot that many young people can relate to, Reach is clearly adding its name to the burgeoning genre of Ya drama. Many titles within that category...

Garrett Clayton (Hairspray Live!), Jordan Doww (HollyWeird) and Joey Bragg (Liv and Maddie) have been set to star in Reach, a high school dramedy movie that begins shooting this month in Los Angeles. Jarret Tarnol is directing a script by Maria Capp, Johnny James Fiore and Grant Harling. The script, which was awarded Best Feature Screenplay at the 2015 Hollywood &a Vine Film Festival, centers on a socially awkward genius (Clayton) who divulges to a pro-suicide support…...

Garrett Clayton, who played high school heartthrob Link in NBC's Hairspray Live!, will star in teen suicide drama Reach.

Clayton will play Steven, a socially awkward genius who has a plan to kill himself because of high school bullies and a strained relationship with his widower father. These plans are sidelined when a quirky new kid enters his life, allowing Steven to reach beyond his comfort zone.  

Jordan Doww and Joey Bragg will also star in the feature from director Jarret Tarnol.

Maria Capp will produce Reach, which she co-wrote with Johnny James Fiore and Grant Harling, who will also star. Autumn Bailey and...

YouTube creator and multi-hyphenate Jordan Doww has launched a new comedy series on his channel titled It’s Sketchy. Doww wears several hats as the series’ star, director, and producer, with new episodes premiering every other week.

Doww already has two episodes in the can. Episode one, for instance, tackles How To Hit On A Straight Guy and co-stars fellow actor Sean O’Donnell (which you can check out below), while episode two is titled Christmas Morning, and comprises a freestyle dance session to the tune of the Mariah Carey holiday classic All I Want For Christmas Is You.

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