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In this episode, AnnaLynne reveals her personal experience of death loss and how that affected her as a child. She exposes her moment contemplating suicide and how recalling the grief she and her mother experienced after her grandfather's suicide interfered with her ability to take her own life.AnnaLynne McCord is an American actress, writer, director and producer. Known for playing the vixen, vamp and roles of a darker nature, McCord first gained prominence in 2007 as the scheming Eden Lord on the FX television series Nip/Tuck. Followed by credits on CW's 90210, TNT's Dallas, Stalker on CBS, FOX's Jerry Bruckheimer produced pilot, Lucifer, POPTV’s Comedy, Let’s Get Physical and ABC's Secret's and Lies. Her turn as a disturbed and delusional teenager in the 2012 film, Excision, was widely acclaimed. For her role in Excision, McCord won "Best Actress" at the Malaga International Week of Fantastic Cinema in 2012. McCord's recent film, 68 Kill won the Audience Award at SXSW and her performance has been hailed strong, fierce and powerful. McCord is currently filming in New York on STARZ’s 50-Cent produced Power spinoff, Raising Kanan.During her free time, McCord has contributed to various charities, stating that "working with charitable organizations and giving back has been (her) saving grace as it has taught (her) how to rescue (herself)." She is the President of "Together1Heart" which empowers women and children victimized by human-trafficking and sexualized violence. In 2009, McCord was awarded a U.S. Congressional Honor by Connecticut Congresswoman Rosa De Lauro for her anti-trafficking work. In 2019, AnnaLynne was nominated for Best Actress at the Madrid International film festival for her role in Milkshake Girls, a short film about sex-trafficking fiscally sponsored by Together1heart.In 2014, McCord revealed that she was sexually assaulted when she was nineteen by a male friend. In March of 2015, while speaking at the United Nations in support of UNWFPA, McCord announced her alignment with the NFL-supported anti-sexual assault and anti- domestic abuse project, the NO MORE Campaign. After speaking at the Oxford Union in England, McCord connected with NO MORE UK and has extended her ambassadorship overseas. In 2018 while undergoing EMDR (a neurological treatment for PTSD), McCord had latent memories of years of child sexual abuse resurface. She has since become an advocate for the profound treatment and the remarkable transformation to which it has led her. As a TEDx speaker, advocate and activist and meditation leader, McCord continues to engage audiences at colleges, events and private engagements with her transformative tools and candid outlook on sexualized violence, domestic abuse, human-trafficking and the slavery which "touches 7 billion people": mental slavery.On National Human Trafficking Awareness Day in 2020, McCord launched THE LOVE STORM, a global awareness world tour featuring a compassion meditation in 22 cities across 6 continents with the aim to “end slavery from the inside out.”Follow AnnaLynne on Instagram @TheAnnaLynneMcCordGo to www.Together1Heart.org for more information on AnaLynne's work to stop human-traffickingSupport the show (https://healgrief.org/donations/)

Howdy friends and listeners! Next Episode featuring Audrey Landers (fully updated version) Hosted by: Steven Brittingham Introductions by: Kevin Page and Deborah Tranelli Hollywood and Beyond with Steven Brittingham Podcast:   I am excited to announce that the Dallas 40th Anniversary Celebration continues on the next episode of Hollywood and Beyond with Steven Brittingham Podcast featuring Audrey Landers! Originally released last year, this exclusive interview will now premiere on Apple Podcasts, iTunes, Spotify, Podbean, iHeartRadio, Stitcher, Google Play Music and more this week with ALL NEW FEATURES including:   Appearances by Deborah Tranelli and Kevin Page, music from Audrey’s singing career, clips from Big D, newly updated interview editing - all with the highest quality of upgraded sound!   Don’t miss this special episode with a running time of 1 hr and 24 minutes. Audrey Landers shares her memories of Afton Cooper and Southfork on the next episode - with Cincinnati host Steven Brittingham! Her early years, singing career, acting career, her Dallas audition, working with her amazing co-stars, and Dallas storylines are all discussed in great detail. Also includes her appearance on TNT's Dallas. A sentimental, in-depth interview experience with the lady who brought Afton Cooper to life - Audrey Landers.   New opening and ending segments. Clips from Dallas and music from Audrey’s singing career are all included.   Music appears courtesy of Audrey Landers -"Steal Me Away" Dallas clips appear courtesy of Warner Bros. Television and CBS   Contact host Steven Brittingham anytime at: hollywoodandbeyondshow@gmail.com "Meaningful Interviews" on Hollywood and Beyond Podcast Please visit the Hollywood and Beyond Facebook/Instagram/Twitter pages for guest and show news Dallas 40th Anniversary Celebration created and hosted by: Steven Brittingham   Hollywood and Beyond Podcast: Created, Produced, Edited, and Hosted by Steven Brittingham                                                                                        Guests Booked by: Steven Brittingham     Thank you for listening! See all of you on the next episode soon. - Host, actor and writer - Steven Brittingham   

Judith Light, award-winning actress, takes us through her life story from soap star to sitcom star to Broadway star to "Transparent". Listen as she tells us about her art and her advocacy. Two-time Tony Award and Two-time Emmy Award-winning actress, Judith Light has captivated audiences worldwide since her portrayal as Angela Bower on the popular 80s sitcom "Who's the Boss?".   Currently you can see Judith Light starring with Al Pacino in "God Looked Away" at the Pasadena Play House through the middle of March, 2017. She is also currently playing Shelly Pfefferman in Amazon Prime's Golden Globe and Critics Choice Award winning series, “Transparent” (created by Jill Soloway).  For this role, she was nominated for an Emmy Award and three consecutive Critics Choice Awards. You may also have seen Judith as Claire Meade on “Ugly Betty” and Judge Liz Donnelly on “Law & Order: SVU” as well as appearances on the TV Land comedy series “The Exes” and TNT's “Dallas”.     In 2106, Judith was honored with the Made in New York Award.  In Fall 2015, Judith played the roll of Madame Raquin, in Broadways "Therese Raquin" staring with Keira Knightly.   In 2014, Judith Light was named the National Ambassador for the 19th KIDS NIGHT OUT ON BROADWAY by the Broadway League. She was also honored with the Women Who Care Award at the 13th Annual UPC of NYC Women Who Care Luncheon.  Judith's work doesn't stop there, in addition to acting, she works as a humanitarian and social activist for the LGBT community and the fight against AIDS.  She starred as Marie Lombardi on Broadway in "Lombardi". Her performance earned her a 2011 Tony Nomination. She then won back to back Tony Awards for "Other Desert Cities in 2012 and "The Assembled Parties" in 2013.  

On this week's Pop Confidential Podcast, Jamey Giddens, Luke Kerr, Jillian Bowe, Regan Cellura, Melodie Aikels, Jenna Dorsi and Sara Bibel share found memories of comedy legend Joan Rivers. The gang also gushes over the latest episode of TNT's Dallas. Mel is excited for the final season of Boardwalk Empire. Should volatile topics like abortion be explored on sitcoms? Mindy Kaling says no, but the PC crew has varying opinions on the subject. Jamey is excited about the big screen adaptation of Jonathan Tropper's This Is Where I Leave You. Will the dramedy about a big, Jewish family sitting Shiva live up to the novel? Idris Elba takes a dangerous turn in No Good Deed and a discussion of YA books brings out the feisty in Regan!