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told Grazia. “What we do [in the industry] matters, it can change culture and, when you change culture, you can change policy, perception. You can change a lot of things with storytelling.” Longoria will soon be back in front of the camera with the six-part series “Land of Women” from her new Hyphenate Media Group.

the creator of “Desperate Housewives,” says he’s jealous of the “Real Housewives” reality TV franchise that began after his primetime soap became a hit.“I envy the fact that they’ve kept that franchise going,” Cherry told People in a new interview published on Wednesday.“I certainly envy the good folks who produce that show because it’s a train that keeps on chugging. So good for them.”Cherry doesn’t begrudge the franchise’s success, though. “They didn’t crib my name, to be fair to them,” he said.

the “Sherri” show.“Now I look across the table and I just think: ‘when am I going to have to change this guy’s diapers?’” Hatcher quipped. “It’s just not that fun anymore.”The “Desperate Housewives” actress added that she does not mind getting older as she prepares for her milestone 60th birthday next month. “There’s only one way to feel about aging and that’s grateful… Every day above ground is a gift… I do look at it with a lot of gratitude,” she said.Hatcher went on to discuss her new film “How to Fall in Love by Christmas” and how her character “goes on so many bad dates.” She compared her recent acting role to dating in real life.“I don’t date much.

Dax Shepard’s “Armchair Expert” podcast released on Monday, Longoria, 48, took a trip down memory lane, to Wisteria Lane. Shepard, 48, asked how much of the on-set feuding was “factual” and how much “We would now see as just, like, this narrative about women, that there’s no way these women could get along.”Longoria denied rumors about feuding with her co-stars Felicity Huffman, Marcia Cross and Teri Hatcher while they starred on the show, which ran on ABC for eight seasons, from 2004 to 2012. “They all had such a better handle on fame, on that narrative,” Longoria said.

Access, Eva Longoria revealed her interest in revisiting the world of “Desperate Housewives.” Longoria, who portrayed the iconic character Gabrielle Solis, expressed her fondness for the show and her desire to see it return. She stated, “I love that show.

Heart of the Matter” podcast.The actress — who is also the half-sister of Demi Lovato — played Juanita Solis, the daughter of Eva Longoria’s character, Gabrielle, from 2008 until 2012.De La Garza began using a computer when she was just a kid — despite not being allowed to by her parents — and spent a “crazy amount of time reading through” online comments.She claimed that social media led to “affecting my mental health and ultimately played into me developing an eating disorder at a very young age.”Besides depriving herself of food, she also endured a binge eating disorder.She recalled that people threw hateful words and phrases her way regarding her looks, including “ugly fat cow” and even saying, “I hope you get cancer and die because you’re so fat” — all when she was still under age 10.“Just horrible, horrible, horrible, horrible things. And this is when I was 6, 7, 8 years old,” De La Garza said.Because she didn’t tell her family about the digital abuse, she doesn’t “blame” them for not helping her with her eating disorder.“It was literally impossible to stop me from seeing those things.

Jesse Metcalfe became a household name as a shirtless hunk on “Desperate Housewives” and a regular on Hallmark, he was a Little League slugger in the Nutmeg State idolizing Yankee great Don Mattingly.“I had a pretty idyllic childhood,” he told me on this week’s episode of “Renaissance Man,” adding, “Connecticut’s a great place to grow up. I was a public school kid, played sports.” Baseball and hoops were his passion — as were the Bronx Bombers.“My favorite baseball player growing up was Donnie Baseball. I was a big Yankees fan growing up,” he said.

It seems when things couldn’t get any worse in the world of The Ellen Show, it has caught another blow. After the firing of three producers amid the set of the television talk show as a ‘toxic workplace”, Channel 9 has pulled the show from being aired on their usual space. “We are resting Ellen repeats on Nine and have replaced it with Desperate Housewives.”However, a spokesperson for the network is denying that the show has been removed completely, as the repeats that are currently being aired have been moved to Nine Gem and that discussions are ongoing regarding the news series.  This all falls in line with everything that is happening on the Warner Media set from being called “a toxic environment” to being known as a workplace of

Eva Longoria has dyed her own hair at home for a brand-new L’Oreal Paris commercial.

Veteran film, TV, and stage star Shirley Knight has died, aged 83.