Choice TV Show: Fantasy/Sci-Fi

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“Once Upon A Time”

“Supernatural”

“True Blood”

“The Vampire Diaries”

Casting has been announced for the upcoming Los Angeles edition of The 24 Hour Plays, to be held on Sunday, June 16 at The Broad Stage.
Participants will include Sasha Alexander, Jason Biggs, Josh Dallas, Brooklyn Decker, Ashley Greene, Ginnifer Goodwin, Zachary Levi, Alexander Ludwig, Lamorne Morris, Diane Neal, Rosie Perez, Krysten Ritter, Jason Ritter, Ramon Rodriguez, Tracie Thoms, and Wilmer Valderrama.
Produced by Kevin Chinoy and Francesca Silvestri of the Frestyle Picture Company and the 24 Hour Company, the evening is sponsored by Montblanc and will benefit Urban Arts Partnership.

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So to answer one question coming out of the finale, yes, Mary Margaret and David now know who they really are but also retain memories of their brief yet significantly angsty time together there in Maine. Which is good, because, well, someone has to teach the school kids, right? And you can’t leave Granny confounded at the diner by an electric mixer.
“We don’t know anything about what’s truly going to happen next season,” Goodwin acknowledges, “but from what I understand, our characters will remember everything about both worlds, so it will be a whole new show!”

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EW YORK — When “Once Upon a Time” star Ginnifer Goodwin attended the recent White House Correspondents’ Association dinner, she wore a $299 dress she got from H&M.

Goodwin says that’s not unusual for her.

“Last year to the Vogue’s Met gala, I wore a Top Shop dress,” she said in an interview Thursday.

Goodwin, who’s also known for her roles in the film “Something Borrowed” and HBO’s “Big Love,” said she loves high luxury design but doesn’t let a price tag determine what she buys.

“My day-to-day wardrobe I do mix it up,” she said. “I’ll wear something from Target along with something by YSL. It’s about finding the right items that make you happy.”

The actress said in the case of the H&M dress she thought it fit the annual Washington, D.C., political event, at which President Barack Obama poked fun at White House races, the Secret Service and Donald Trump.

“I thought it was incredibly glamorous and appropriate for the occasion, conservative enough for the occasion,” she said.

She said she gets excited when she finds clothes she likes that are “affordable and accessible to the public.”Noting that H&M made 999 other copies of the dress she wore, she said she hopes “they get snatched up immediately by ladies who think that high fashion is beyond their grasp because it’s not.”

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