We Love Soaps Remembers 9/11: GUIDING LIGHT's Timothy J. Hargrave

We Love Soaps remembers those lost in the September 11, 2001 attacks including a former GUIDING LIGHT child actor T.J. Hargrave.

10th Anniversary of 9/11 Attacks: Soap Stars Remember On Twitter

From across America and around the world, Twitter posts are just one of the many ways soap personalities are marking the decade since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. In contemplating the many new ways we have to relate and interact as a community (Twitter, as well as Youtube and Facebook, did not exist in 2001), we discover how long it's really been. But for many of us, sometimes, it still feels like just yesterday.

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VIDEO: Broadway Unites, Sings "New York, New York" In Support Of 9/11 Day of Service

The Broadway League hosted a special event on Friday, September 9, 2011 at 4:00 p.m. in Duffy Square, as the Broadway community marked the tenth anniversary of 9/11. This event was an encore of the iconic performance that took place one decade ago when Broadway performers helped inspire New Yorkers to return to normalcy with a landmark outdoor performance.

Watch the performance below, introduced by Joel Grey, which featured Grey, Ben Vereen, Bebe Neuwirth, Brian Stokes Mitchell, Montego Glover, Amra-Faye Wright, Kara DioGuardi and cast members from "The Book of Mormon," "Rock of Ages," "Jersey Boys," "Priscilla Queen of the Dessert," "Sister Act," "Memphis," " Spider-Man Turn Off The Dark," "The Addamms Family," "Mamma Mia," "Chicago" and more.



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BROADWAY UNITES: Casts of Broadway Shows Sing "New York, New York" to Mark 9/11 Day of Service and Remembrance

The Broadway community gathered earlier this afternoon to mark the tenth anniversary of 9/11 in the best way they know: an enormous, free, public performance in the middle of Times Square. Following a welcome by Paul Libin, Chairman of The Broadway League, and others, NYPD Officer Daniel Rodriguez inspired the crowd with an operatic performance of Irving Berlin's classic, "God Bless America," as thousands of tourists, dozens of Broadway stars, and four honored members of the New York City Fire Department listened.

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Former DAYS actor Steve Blackwood has role in upcoming film, Machine Gun Preacher
"The casting people called me in on Machine Gun Preacher because they heard I was one of the better known actors in Detroit. I was on the set only on shooting day, but the passionate Gerry Butler and Director Marc Forster called me in the day before to REHEARSE the scene without cameras... like a stage play… how cool."

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A Memorable TV Fireman Remembers 9/11: Nelson Aspen Talks With Eddie Cibrian

A Memorable TV Fireman Remembers 9/11
By Nelson Aspen

I had the chance to catch up with Eddie Cibrian (ex-Sunset Beach, Young and the Restless) in advance of the 10 year anniversary of 9-11. I first interviewed him in NYC years ago when he was playing fireman Jimmy Doherty on the popular TV series THIRD WATCH. I assumed that his Manhattan residency, combined with portraying one of the city's first responders and learning so much about the special qualities it takes to hold such a job, would give him an interesting perspective on the emotional milestone.

WHEN POP CULTURE SAVED AMERICA: A 9/11 STORY Premieres Tonight, Includes ONE LIFE Actors

WHEN POP CULTURE SAVED AMERICA: A 9/11 STORY, a 90-minute documentary premiering tonight at 8 p.m. on the Biography Channel, takes a look at the initial days and weeks after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, and the impact had on movies, music, television, and the arts.

In the aftermath of 9/11, getting back to normal would not be a simple task. For those in the world of pop culture and entertainment, the challenge was how to help America achieve that goal--to cheer the country up during its darkest days. This documentary takes a comprehensive look at the days and months following the attack--to show how the non-news media pitched in to bring the nation together.

NEWS ROUNDUP: Mexican soap takes close look at 9/11, The return of Chris Robinson, Daytime Ratings

Mexican soap opera THE EIGHTH COMMANDMENT takes close look at 9/11
On the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, Isabel Sanmillan is taking part in a meeting in one of the twin towers of the World Trade Center. Thousands of miles away in Mexico, her family watches on television as the plane crashes. They fear their loved one has perished in New York.

A decade later, Sanmillan finds herself back in Mexico, thanks to the efforts of her daughter Camila in finding her. The woman doesn't remember who she once was, a photographer and the founder of a newspaper. Her employees have a hard time, as well, believing that this woman who has unexpectedly returned owns their company.