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Darius McCrary Speaks on Playing Malcolm Winters
16 hours ago
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When first offered the role of Malcolm Winters on The Young and the Restless, former Family Matters star Darius McCrary says he didn't hesitate to accept.
“I’ve always thought it was a great gig. I always wanted to do it. So when my manager approached me and mentioned The Young and the Restless I thought, ‘Wow. That’s hot,'" the actor recently said.
Of course, Winters is one of the most beloved characters in show history. Does McCrary feel any pressure stepping into a role created by Shemar Moore?
“The responsibility I have is to be the best performer that I can be," he said. "Hopefully if I’m delivering solid performances and I’m really good as an actor, none of that will even matter.
"I hope that everybody loves me in this role just as much as they loved [Moore], but I hope they love me just a little more.
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Are You Ready for Eddie Winslow to Reemerge as a Seductive Young and the Restless Star?
28 December 2009 2:30 PM, PST
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Daytime soaps rarely land in Movieline's wheelhouse. But the advent of James Franco's General Hospital career behooves us to acknowledge other ridiculous cast changes -- and this time, we're on the brink of a biggie. As announced in November, Darius McCrary, who has had a rough go of it in the press last we checked, is replacing Shemar Moore as Malcolm Winters on The Young and the Restless. McCrary most famously dazzled us as Eddie Winslow on Family Matters, and his new gig begins tomorrow. In the meantime, let's review his most dramatic television gig yet.
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Gays of our Lives (December 8, 2009)
7 December 2009 7:43 PM, PST
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Welcome to another edition of Gays of Our Lives. This week in Gool Theater, we’ve got some very
good clips from As the World Turns. And
yet, the show still managed to annoy me. Am I just picky? Watch for yourself
and see. Plus, Good Times, Bad Times (Dutch) starts an intriguing plot arc, Roman
risks his life on All That Matters and
One Life to Live continues to astound
and amaze. Thankfully, it’s in a good way.
Gool Scoops And Spoilers has the dish on the new gay
storyline on Emmerdale, Kyle and
Oliver each make a commitment to Nick on One
Life to Live, but can they keep their promises? Plus, Ravi comes to the
defense of his sisters on Hollyoaks,
Ian is trapped in a dicey situation on Shameless
(U.S.), the kids from Glee make it to Sectionals in the final
episode until – gasp!
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Family Matters meets The Young and the Restless ... casting wise
20 November 2009 8:02 AM, PST
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It's taken a while, but The Young and the Restless has finally filled a role that's been vacant for too long. No, David Hasselhoff is not coming back as Snapper Foster. The role of Malcolm Winters is returning and Darius McCrary's got the Y&R role. Malcolm, the dynamic younger brother of Neil Winters, has been missing in action for a while because the previous actor in the part, Shemar Moore, has become a star in primetime.
The Winters family is an important element in the Y&R canvas and they've missed Malcolm. Shemar was asked to come back, but with his success on Criminal Minds, there simply wasn't time in his schedule for both shows. Truth be told, there probably wasn't enough money to compel him to work that hard. So,while the fans might have liked Shemar back, they'll have to get used to a new face instead.
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Eddie Winslow Cast on The Young and the Restless
18 November 2009 8:07 AM, PST
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We have bad news and good news for fans of The Young and the Restless:
Too busy on Criminal Minds, Shemar Moore will not be reprising the role of Malcolm Winters.
But the character is making a comeback on the top-rated soap opera, as Entertainment Weekly reports Darius McCrary has signed on for the role.
Best known as Eddie Winslow from long-running ABC sitcom Family Matters, McCrary debuts on December 29.
“We are thrilled to have the character of Malcolm back on Y&R,” said Maria Bell, the drama’s co-executive producer/head writer, in a statement. “Malcolm, Neil Winters’ brother, has always been a catalyst to exciting stories. He’s coming back to town to see his brother and to reunite with his biological daughter, Lily Winters, as she fights for her life. Malcolm is a photographer... someone who lives on the edge and who always pushes the envelope.
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EW Exclusive: Malcolm's back on 'The Young and the Restless' ... but it's not who you think
17 November 2009 7:08 PM, PST
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Fans of The Young and the Restless who've been holding out hope that the smoldering Shemar Moore will reprise his role as the tempestuous Malcolm Winters are in for a rude awakening ... the dude's never coming back! But his character is: EW has learned exclusively that Darius McCrary - best known for playing Eddie Winslow on the long-running ABC sitcom Family Matters - has signed a multi-year deal to assume the role beginning Nov. 18. His debut will air on Dec. 29.
"We are thrilled to have the character of Malcolm back on Y&R," according to a statement from Maria Bell,
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Monday’s Dancing: What You Didn’t See
13 October 2009 9:00 AM, PDT
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Dancing Dolls: An audience member in the balcony grabbed the studio's attention by holding up Donny and Marie Osmond dolls she brought to the taping. The Barbie-sized dolls were, according to the woman, a gift from many years ago. During a commercial break, the warm-up guy took a doll and walked down to have Marie, who was cheering on brother Donny from the front row, sign it.
Center of Attention: He wasn't even on the dance floor but all eyes were on Gilles Marini as he took a seat in the front row next to Brothers and Sisters star Rachel Griffiths and Mark Dacascos' wife and three kids. Female fans squealed once they spotted Marini, a finalist last season. They stood up from their seats and shouted his name as the Sex and the City actor waved. Just a few minutes before the show went live, host Samantha Harris
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Gavert Atelier Throws Pre Emmy Bash
25 September 2009 8:03 AM, PDT
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The Emmys were great this past Sunday, but the pre-parties were just as fun! Gavert Atelier salon in Beverly Hills hosted one of the best pre-Emmy bashes this year, complete with Japanese kimono girls, sake bombs & Mgd 64!
Glee starlet Naya Rivera stopped by to get ready for a night on the town for a friend’s birthday party. Naya, the former child star of Family Matters and Fresh Prince of Bel Air, received picture-perfect hair with celebrity stylist Mika Fowler and sipped on her favorite beer Mgd 64! Gotta keep those calories down before the big
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Amas Musical Theatre Announces Registration For The Rosetta LeNoire Musical Theatre Academy
9 September 2009 2:54 PM, PDT
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Amas Musical Theatre is a 41-year-old multicultural, non-profit performing arts organization dedicated to the creation, development and production of new musicals and to the training of young performing artists. The Academy, named for our founder Rosetta LeNoire ("Mother Winslow" on Family Matters) is designed for teenagers of all backgrounds between the ages of 14-20. Students are accepted into the program by auditions held in October 2009.
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After much ado Jaya Bachchan starrer finally starts shooting today!
5 September 2009 5:29 AM, PDT
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Family matters kept Jaya Bachchan away from her rare film assignment. Marriage and honeymoon kept Ayesha Takia away. The two are now back together playing mother and daughter in Revathy Sharma’s film about an ‘adopted’ mother abandoned by her wretched son, played by Ranvir Shorey who was the last to join the cast.
Shooting resumes on September 5. “It would have started two days earlier. But my cast got busy with Ganesh Chaturthi,” sighs the director.
While Revathy waited for Jaya and Ayesha, she shot with Madhavan. Madhavan is back in Revathy Sharma’s Jaya Bachchan-Ayesha.
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Jaya Bachchan, Ayesha Takia starrer goes on floors today
5 September 2009 1:36 AM, PDT
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Family matters kept Jaya Bachchan away from her rare film assignment. Marriage and honeymoon kept Ayesha Takia away. The two are now back together playing mother and daughter in Revathy Sharma's film about an 'adopted' mother abandoned by her wretched son, played by Ranvir Shorey who was the last to join the cast.
Shooting resumes on September 5. "It would have started two days earlier. But my cast got busy with Ganesh Chaturthi," sighs the director.
While Revathy waited for Jaya and Ayesha, she shot with Madhavan. Madhavan is back in Revathy Sharma's Jaya Bachchan-Ayesha Takia mother-daughter weepie, and so is Ayesha who for a while seemed unsure if after her marriage honeymoon and other related activities she would be able to do the film when two schedules had to be cancelled.
But the director was insistent. "I couldn't imagine anyone else doing that role. If you remember Jyothika
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Jaya Bachchan, Ayesha Takia starrer goes on floors today
5 September 2009 1:36 AM, PDT
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Family matters kept Jaya Bachchan away from her rare film assignment. Marriage and honeymoon kept Ayesha Takia away. The two are now back together playing mother and daughter in Revathy Sharma's film about an 'adopted' mother abandoned by her wretched son, played by Ranvir Shorey who was the last to join the cast.
Shooting resumes on September 5. "It would have started two days earlier. But my cast got busy with Ganesh Chaturthi," sighs the director.
While Revathy waited for Jaya and Ayesha, she shot with Madhavan. Madhavan is back in Revathy Sharma's Jaya Bachchan-Ayesha Takia mother-daughter weepie, and so is Ayesha who for a while seemed unsure if after her marriage honeymoon and other related activities she would be able to do the film when two schedules had to be cancelled.
But the director was insistent. "I couldn't imagine anyone else doing that role. If you remember Jyothika
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Ongoing 'Incredibles' series kicks off
27 August 2009 3:49 AM, PDT
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This week Boom! Studios begins its ongoing series based on Disney and Pixar’s film The Incredibles. Mark Waid (Irredeemable, Kindom Come) and Marcio Takara - creators of the original Boom! miniseries The Incredibles: Family Matters - will return for the new ongoing title. The 2004 computer-animated film introduced the Parrs, a family of super-powered heroes. "The first new issue, our zero issue, is a standalone story that also ties into the next arc (issues one through three)," Waid explained to Newsarama. "In #0, (more)
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Bachelorette's Jillian & Ed: Family Matters in Chicago
31 July 2009 12:40 PM, PDT
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Not that we expected Bachelorette Jillian Harris and her fiancé Ed Swiderski to be kaput already, but just in case there was any curiosity, the TV couple is still going strong.
In fact, the lovebirds were in Ed's hometown of Chicago last night, having dinner with some friends. They dined at Sushisamba Rio. Among their pals were last Bachelor season's Natalie Getz, along with her new beau Mike "Speedo Mike" Steinberg, who originally vied against Ed for Jillian's love on the Bachelorette.
"Jillian and Ed were completely adorable all night with their guests," a source tells us. "They definitely showed some affection and kept the entire table
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Kendra Wilkinson Talks Family Matters
24 July 2009 11:00 AM, PDT
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Former Girls Next Door girl Kendra Wilkinson has once again faced off with cranky celebrity blog What Would Tyler Durden Do on matters of the heart—this time, on the subject of when it's appropriate to introduce your significant other to your family.
According to tart-tongued Wwtdd blogger Brendon, it's probably best to avoid meeting your partner's parents altogether, but if it must be done, proper preparation is in order.
"If I’ve dated the girl for more than a few months, I’ve almost definitely spun some intricate web of lies that I now must either admit to (no) or dance around all night
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Child Star Grows Up, Avoids Reality TV -- An Interview with Jaleel White
2 July 2009 1:25 PM, PDT
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Jaleel White has worked in Hollywood since he was a child, acting in everything from The Jeffersons to Dreamgirls to the Sonic the Hedgehog animated TV series. But he's admittedly most well-known for one role: Steve Urkel, the geek next door in the sitcom Family Matters who became a 90s icon. Since the show went off the air in 1998, White has kept himself busy, attending UCLA film school and working as an actor and a writer. He is currently starring in a new web series called "The Road to the Altar," a mockumentary about wedding planning. I recently spoke with White about Urkel, the web and why he hasn't been on reality TV.
Huffington Post: You were only 12 when you took the role of Urkel and it was originally intended as a one-time guest appearance. If the character hadn't
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[DVD Review] Tyler Perry's House of Payne: Volume Four
18 June 2009 9:48 PM, PDT
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With each of Tyler Perry’s films scoring respectable box office earnings on their opening weekends, the argument that he’s filling a niche market long ignored by Hollywood merits closer consideration. Has Hollywood been ignoring the African-American viewer? The notion does carry some weight. Compared to all the films that skew primarily Caucasian in casting and targeted demographic, films made by Hollywood closely resembling Perry’s in any given year can generally be counted on one hand. Obviously this doesn’t mean that the average film can’t be enjoyed by people of all races, creeds and upbringings – but there are undeniable variations in family customs between say an Anglo Saxon Catholic couple and an African-American Baptist couple. Both groups may be able to relate to Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts blushing on the screen, but there will be an inevitable gap in how each pair will relate to what they see on screen.
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Foxworth Is A Mum
30 May 2009 7:00 AM, PDT
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Former child star Jaimee Foxworth is a first-time mum after giving birth to a baby boy.
The Family Matters actress and her boyfriend Michael Shaw welcomed son Michael Douglas Shaw Jr. on Friday in Los Angeles - ten days after he was due.
The tot weighed in at six pounds, 11 ounces (3.03 kilograms), reports People.com.
Foxworth has most recently been in the spotlight after appearing on the U.S. reality series Celebrity Rehab With Dr. Drew last year to battle an addiction to marijuana.
But she is hoping her new arrival will help her kick her drug demons for good.
She says, "This is the best day of my life. I am so excited to be a mother and I also look forward to getting back to work."
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‘Road to the Altar’ Trailer, Jaleel White is Getting Married
24 April 2009 11:25 AM, PDT
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If there is one thing that the American public can take away from the political events of the last six months, it is the understanding that people place incredible significance on the ritual of marriage.
And as Mwg Entertainment's latest show Road to the Altar demonstrates, that's precisely why it can be so darn hilarious.
Road to the Altar is a matrimony mockumentary starring Jaleel White (better known as Steve Urkel from Family Matters, though I'm sure he hates me for saying that) and Leyna Weber (don't pretend you don't remember her from As The World Turns) as the husband and wife-to-be. So far, there's only a teaser that's been trickling through the Internet, but when the show premieres on June 15th you can expect plenty of gags about floral arrangements and family compatibility, disbursed in ten 4-minute episodes. Personally, I'm just excited to see Jaleel White again.
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Family Matters on the Set of Lymelife
7 April 2009 6:29 PM, PDT
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Have you ever heard the cliché “don’t work with family?” Well, it’s all true—yet entirely false. For my directorial debut, Lymelife, which I co-wrote with my only sibling Steven, I found myself not only working with my brother, but also casting brothers Rory and Kieran Culkin alongside Alec Baldwin, who comes from a well-known family of brothers.
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