It's a Passions Baby! Natalie Zea and Travis Schuldt Expecting First Child


The story of the powerful Crane family, who rules over the seemingly peaceful town of Harmony.
The story of the powerful Crane family, who rules over the seemingly peaceful town of Harmony.
Fingers crossed they name the baby either Tabitha or Timmy!

The Following actress Natalie Zea is engaged, her rep tells TVGuide.com. Zea and her boyfriend of more than 10 years, Travis Schuldt, got engaged during a recent trip to Hawaii. The couple met when they co-starred on the NBC soap opera Passions 10 years ago.

Only in Salem, kids, only in Salem. Days of Our Lives heartthrobs Eric Martsolf (Brady) and Galen Gering (Rafe) claim they had no problem shooting the soap's Magic Mike spoof airing April 23. But let's get real here. When you launch your career on Passions — as both actors did — you probably don't have much dignity left!

Smallville's Justin Hartley and his soap star wife Lindsay Hartley are getting a divorce after eight years of marriage, TMZ reports.Check out photos of Justin HartleyLindsay filed papers in Los Angeles County Superior Court last week, citing "irreconcilable differences." She is asking ...

It's smart, it's sweet, it's snarky, it's Workshop! That terrific web dramedy about a band of struggling Hollywood actors has returned for its second season and is now available via Hulu (hulu.com/workshop). This is the first time Hulu has distributed an independent half-hour series, so kudos to Nate Golon, the show's gifted creator/exec producer/star, and to Daytime Confidential gossip kings Luke Kerr and Jamey Giddens, who recently signed on as associate producers. To help kick off Season 2, TV Guide Magazine had a chat with actor Phillip Jeanmarie, who plays Workshop wannabe Adam Saltair. Of course, he's better known to the fans of Passions for his landmark work as Vincent Clarkson, the psychotic, incestuous, sperm-stealing, she-male tabloid reporter who made life in Harmony a living hell...

Soap star Blair Redford has signed on for a recurring role in 90210's Season 3, a show rep says. The 26-year-old actor — who portrayed Miguel on NBC's Passions — will play...

As first teased a month ago by TVGuide.com's Soaps News, NBC is close to inking a deal that will keep the supernatural sudser Passions alive on DirecTV. Two caveats, per Variety: The show will air only four days a week, and further slash its acting tutor production budget.... Disney Channel this month starts production on Twitches Too, starring real-life sisters Tia and Tamera Mowry. The sequel finds the twin princesses threatened by an "evil darkness" and learning that their father may be alive.... Court TV begins live coverage of the Phil Spector trial today at noon/ET.... Starting next year, the Screen Actors Guild Awards will honor outstanding performances by stunt performers and coordinators.Matt (that's me) is back from vacay, rested and relaxed. If I got any more sun, Don Imus would start calling me names.
Might the NBC sudser Passions find new life on a new channel? Check out Daniel's Soaps News for the breaking news.... What's the greatest baseball movie of all time? Cast your vote now in a poll conducted by the Tribeca Film Festival and ESPN. Finalists will be bracketed against each other March Madness-style, with the winner being shown May 5 at the ESPN Sports Festival.... Law & Order: SVU has been sold into syndication in more than 97 percent of the U.S., to begin airing in the fall.... Director Stuart Rosenberg (Cool Hand Luke, The Amityville Horror) died last Thursday of a heart attack. He was 79.
Clark Kent may be more powerful than a locomotive, but even a Superman can’t handle every crisis by himself. Enter Oliver Queen, aka Green Arrow, the latest DC Comics character to visit Smallville. Famous for his peerless skill with bow and arrow, Oliver will appear in at least seven episodes this season, which premieres Sept. 28 on the new CW network. “He will start to form the nascent Justice League,” says executive producer Al Gough. “He’s trying to find like-minded people with special powers and put a more formal structure in place.” As with previous superhero guest stars, like the Flash, Clark (Tom Welling) will be initially wary of Green Arrow. “Ultimately, Clark will see the value of what he is trying to do,” Gough says. “But as he’s gotten older, Clark has become more cautious. He will always be there to help out, but he doesn’t want to be part of a formalized o

Donald Trump Jr., Olympic medalist Chad Hedrick and shoe guru Steve Madden will join Passions' James Hyde, Top Model Nicole Linkletter, ad biz icon Donny Deutsch, Super Bowl MVP Hines Ward and Jillian Barberie as judges for the Miss USA 2006 pageant, airing April 21 on NBC.... Whoa, Nellie! The Brokeback Mountain DVD sold 1.4 million units on Tuesday, its first day of release.... The paperback edition of The Da Vinci Code sold more than 500,000 copies in its first week of release.
The CW network's Smallville spin-off — dubbed Mercy Reef by some unofficial accounts — has reeled in a new leading man: Soap hunk Justin Hartley (Passions) has been tapped to replace Will Toale as A.C. Curry/Aquaman. "We have made the decision to go in a different direction with the role," a CW spokesperson says in making the announcement. Sources tell the Hollywood Reporter that CBS Corp. president and CEO Leslie Moonves was a major catalyst behind the recast. As reported yesterday, the spin-off costars Ving Rhames as McCaffery, A.C.'s mentor, as well as Denise Quiñones as Rachel Starling.

SupernaturalSo, I'm technically what doctors call a scaredy cat, but this week's killer truck? Not that scary. Sam and Dean took on a souped-up murdering machine that was responsible for killing Dean's African-American ex-girlfriend's father. Well, not just the truck, but also the spirit of its racist owner, forcing the boys to dig deep into the town's troubled history. We're used to all the inexplicable stuff that goes down on this show, right? In fact, that's what Supernatural's all about. But the most unrealistic thing happened: We were supposed to buy that a girl actually willingly broke up with Dean. Come on! In what universe? But Cassie got smart real fast, 'cause she got him into bed but quick.
Dancing with the StarsIt sure seemed like the judges were regretting last week's score inflation — not that Drew and Stacy didn't deserve high marks, but now there's little room to mark their improvement. So in addition to handing out lower scores, Carrie Ann, Len and Bruno were downright nitpicky. I like it that way, though; how else would we know that a tango can be too Argentinean? Jerry and Anna: The football player's "go for the jugular" tactic made him look like he was concentrating too hard and not having as much fun as in the first episode, when he didn't take this whole thing so seriously. Lighten up!Giselle and Jonathan: I regret saying anything mean about Giselle last week; in her interviews she's quite likable. Her tango was ki
The O.C. 1) When did Marissa move into Julie's trailer? I think I missed that episode. 2) I wasn't feeling the hurricane references. At all. And 3) who knew the entire show would stop down for the return of Marissa's sister Kaitlin? Seriously. Just about every conversation was about her. Sandy and Kirsten were wondering about the prodigal daughter (instead of wondering how to drum up a story line for themselves). All of a sudden she was on the beautiful minds of Seth and Ryan. One of their chats occurred in the Cohen kitchen as the sarcastic one walked in, only to see his best pal staring outside: Seth: "Hey what's up? You seem pensive, scoot down."Ryan: "Soooo... Kaitlin's up to something."I mean, what gives? These teens are in high school. It's