Ashley Jones talks about her new Lifetime original movie, “The Girl Who Survived: The Alina Thompson Story,” and what’s next for her on “The Bold and the Beautiful.”
Tasha Smith and Keri Hilson have been tapped as leads in a pair of Lifetime original movies, part of the new “Temptations” franchise from DNA Media Group.
Yaya DaCosta (“All My Children,” “The Lincoln Lawyer”) is set to star in and executive the Lifetime TV movie, “Not My Family: The Monique Smith Story.”
A reboot of ABC’s “All My Children” is in the early stages of development at Lifetime as a TV movie franchise, with two projects in the works including a holiday-themed iteration.
Watch “Hunting Housewives” on Saturday, March 9 at 8:00 p.m. ET/PT, starring Denise Richards, NeNe Leakes, Kym Johnson Herjavec and Melyssa Ford.
Get an inside look at where “Aunt Wendy” has been and what life has been like for her in the years since the end of “The Wendy Williams Show.”
“The world birthrate is zero. Human extinction is a reality. Every cure has failed… until now,” is the tag for “The Lottery,” Lifetime’s newest drama series starring “The Young and the Restless'” Michael Graziadei (ex-Daniel Romalotti).
Yesterday the Lifetime Network announced a premiere date and cast for the sequel to its successful adaptation of V.C. Andrews’ iconic (and controversial!) book “The Flowers in the Attic.”
Just one year ago it seemed likely that “Drop Dead Diva” would end its run after just four seasons with a huge game changing cliffhanger. In the weeks and months following the October 2012 season finale, Lifetime announced it had canceled “Diva” as it reportedly did not fit within their “brand” of programming. When all seemed lost Sony Pictures Television, producers of the series, was able to work out a deal with Lifetime that allowed the show to return for a fifth season. Today Lifetime and Sony announced that “Diva” will return for a sixth season in 2014.
The turbulent life and times of Anna Nicole Smith are set to play out onscreen yet again in an upcoming Lifetime telefilm called “Anna Nicole,” but this time, “The Bold and the Beautiful’s” Agnes Bruckner (ex-Bridget Forrester) will be in the (super high-heeled) shoes of the controversial public figure.
