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Soaps
Pictures From The Past
General Hospital: Kevin has a glimmer of hope.
Michael meets Sonny for a drink. Curtis gets disappointing news. Sonny has a plan. Laura and Carly make a pact. Anna looks for help.
Mac and Felicia step up to help Laura. Ryan sets his sights on Ava. Franco puts a Halloween party together for the kids.
The Bold & The Beautiful: Quinn is up to some tricks, and Ridge and Bill are fighting over Brooke again. Brooke is shocked when Bill asks her to remove a significant part of his past. Eric is caught be- tween a rock and a hard place. Quinn sticks to her guns and denies Pam’s request to get married to Charlie at the Forrester mansion.
This Halloween... Quinn goes the extra mile for the sake of her marriage. Pam looks back on her relationship with Stephanie and her mother Ann. Detective Sanchez questions Bill about the fight that led to his fall. Ridge cannot hide his anger over Bill’s continued advances toward Brooke and destroys an important Spencer family symbol given to Brooke by Bill.
The Young & The Restless: Jack makes a warning, and Victoria vows to protect her and Nikki's secret at all costs. Ashley leaves her family behind and Devon seeks help from Sharon. Sharon makes her boundaries known. Ashley says goodbye to Genoa City...
Halloween takes a chilling turn... Nikki convinces Victoria, Sharon and Phyllis to remove J.T.’s body from Chancellor Park after learning their buried secret is at risk of being revealed. Jill causes the women’s plan to hit a major obstacle. Nick uses Halloween as a means to recon- nect with Sharon.
Days Of Our Lives: Filled with guilt about Nicole, Brady turns to Eve. Jennifer and Chad reel off of Abigail and Stefan's bombshell. Sami asks for Kayla's help to prove the mystery man is EJ.
It’s Halloween night, and things take a strange turn in Salem. A couple of familiar faces return for a spooky surprise. Eve dumps Brady on Halloween and takes off for New York City.
50th ANNIVERSARY OF MARCH ON WASHINGTON 2013 -- The NAACP Branch’s Political Action Chair, Yvette Lewis traveled with the group.
50th ANNIVERSARY OF MARCH ON WASHING- TON, 2013 – Darele and Ray Campbell walked the en- tire March route.
50th ANNIVERSARY OF MARCH ON WASHINGTON, 2013 – Mother and daughter who took the trip to Washington. They are Michelle and Destiny Jones.
50th ANNIVERSARY OF MARCH ON WASHING- TON, 2013 – Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Roberts were cap- tured in the crowd. They had flown to Washington for the historic event.
50th ANNIVERSARY OF MARCH ON WASHINGTON, 2013 – Photographer Julia Jackson was lucky to have an extra treat, she caught Dick Gregory in a bookstore.
Horoscopes
Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Travel plans appeal! You want to do anything to expand your world. You'll enjoy positive discussions about politics, philosophy, religion and edifying ideas. You can learn some- thing new by talking to people from different backgrounds. It's all good.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): This is a great day to discuss shared property, inheritances and such because the outcome of these discussions will benefit you. You might also want to use the resources of others to benefit someone who is in need. This is a good day to do fundraising.
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You will enjoy talking to partners and friends, especially if you are kicking around ideas about home im- provements or doing something that expands your world - or the world of everyone around you. People are optimistic and hopeful.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Work-related travel will be an up- beat experience if you can swing this. You will enjoy interactions with others, especially in groups like meetings, conferences or conventions. Whatever you do will make a positive impression on someone with clout or influence.
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): This is a lovely day for a vacation or fun travel because you will enjoy learning something new. Most of all, you simply want to have a good time. Treat yourself to musical per- formances, the theatre, sports events or anything that looks like a good time!
Aries (March 21-April 19): A conversation with a female family member will go well. In fact, if you need financial support, practical assistance or reassurance from a person or an institution - you might get it. Ironically, you will also want to "hide" at home and cocoon. (Send out for pizza.).
Taurus (April 20-May 20): You feel like a winner! (Take two, they're small.) You are in a positive frame of mind and this permeates everything you do - whether taking short trips, talking to others, read- ing and writing, studying or teaching. Someone has your back.
Gemini (May 21-June 20): Business and commerce are fa- vored. Look for ways to secure your position or boost your earnings. Work-related travel will appeal to you. You have the courage of your convictions, which is why you're willing to play the long shot.
Cancer (June 21-July 22): The Moon is in your sign dancing with lucky Jupiter. This promotes domestic peace and happiness. It also denotes that it's a good day for business. Yourself and others around you will have pleasant temperaments and easy-going disposi- tions. (Gosh.).
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): This is a happy day; however, you want your privacy. You want to watch the parade through a window. Be- hind-the-scenes research might benefit your home, your family or a family member. Don't be afraid to reach out and trust the universe be- cause it's a solid day.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You will enjoy an easy camaraderie with a friend. Likewise, relations with clubs, groups and organizations will be positive and mutually encouraging. You might inspire someone else to join a group or you might also lead the way with a new idea, es- pecially a charitable idea.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): This is a strong day to make your pitch to a boss or a parent because they will be receptive to whatever it is you have to say. You might enlighten them about something or vice a versa, they might put a new spin on things that makes you see a broader picture. Everyone sounds pretty smart!
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