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TV Media Weekly | July 19 - 25, 2014 Soap updates | 13 By Andrew Sawyer TV Media For the week of July 14 - 18 The Bold and the Beautiful Wyatt is completely stunned when he receives a generous gift that was willed to him by an old friend. Deacon is impressed by how determined Wyatt is to win Hope back and how he plans to use his gift to his advantage. Later, Wyatt is grate- ful to have his job back at Forrester Creations, but he struggles with having to see Hope back with Liam. Meanwhile, Ivy is offered a position that was vacated by a disgraced former employee. Oli- ver has a difficult time explaining himself to Aly as he describes the contents of Maya's recording. Later, Maya gets an earful from Carter about how she is disrespecting their relationship. Justin and Bill start to worry as Ridge begins to put the pieces together about the events that led to his fall from the helicopter. Brooke promises Bill that they will get married as soon as she is certain Ridge's con- dition has completely improved. Ridge makes a big revelation about what happened the day of his accident, and Brooke is torn as to who to believe when Bill denies any involvement. Days of Our Lives Theresa and John have a blowout over Brady and their altercation ends in violence. Theresa scram- bles to keep her lies from coming out, while Brady worries that he may have killed his father. Later, Marlena is horrified to learn of John's condition, while Brady receives unfortunate news about his father from Daniel. Despite Eric urging her against it, Sami makes plans for revenge and makes an- other move to destroy Abigail. Ben asks Abigail if she is still in love with EJ. Meanwhile, Hope and Aiden experience an unexpected romantic mo- ment together. Jordan's worst nightmare comes to life when she comes face to face with Clyde. Will receives an assignment that could put him at odds with his loved ones. Eric and Nicole have a tense moment when he asks her for a favor. General Hospital Sonny is furious with Carly when he finds out that Franco almost spilled the beans about their AJ se- cret, and he threatens Franco to keep him quiet. Lucas tries to explain the trepidations of his love life to Julian and later runs into Brad and Felix. The Quartermaine family is hopeful about a potential cure for Alice until Obrecht dashes their spirits. Later, Tracy promises to do everything she can to save Alice's life, but there are strings attached. Meanwhile, Anna lends an ear to Patrick and urges him to fight for his marriage. Nina sets her plan in motion to drive a wedge between Sam and Silas. The Young and the Restless Summer worries that no one will take her relation- ship with Austin seriously. Austin asks Nick to sup- port his relationship with Summer, while Kelly also encourages Jack to be supportive. Later, Jack real- izes that it's been a full year since he discovered that Summer is really his daughter. Michael in- forms Dylan that he's being called as a witness for Ian in his suit against Nikki. Ian has no interest in settling and tells Nikki he'll see her in court after he taunts her so much that she loses it on him and must be restrained. Things heat up between De- von and Hilary while they are in the GCAC laundry room together, and she asks him not to leave town. Victor looks into the latest studies on coma patients when he finds out from Jack that there's been no change in Phyllis' condition. Traci returns to Genoa City and makes plans with Abby for an Abbott family dinner. Soap Updates Joshua Morrow and Sharon Case star in "The Young and the Restless" By Jacqui Wiens TV Media Face or fiction: Makeup is ubiquitous in our society. Many women spend their mornings ap- plying accents to their facial fea- tures and smoothing over per- ceived flaws in their skin. When taken beyond daily applications, makeup can transform a person's face or body into an entirely differ- ent being. Syfy has already produced six seasons of the reality competition series "Face Off," and the network is diving back into the world of makeup artistry with season 7 pre- miering Tuesday, July 22. This season's 16 makeup artists will strive to transform their live models into unrecognizable crea- tures. Each challenge will have a set of requirements that must be met, and the contestants will put their creativity to work to create flawless and unique looks. In the first elimination challenge of the season, the artists will have to combine the features of either a beetle, an ostrich or an elephant with their human model to create an imaginary hybrid species. The assignments won't be any less exciting as the season wears on. Among other challenges they will face, competitors will be tasked with creating an alien spe- cies that could live on a fictional planet, designing a scary look for a horror villain, carrying out a wed- ding gender-swap and exploring the application of full body paint. In their quests to create outlandish looks, the contestants will use a variety of techniques and skills, in- cluding the design and production of prosthetic accents. "Face Off" will be overseen, as it has from its inception, by host McKenzie Westmore. Westmore's name may be familiar to some viewers; her great-grandfather set up the first makeup department in Hollywood. Many members of the Westmore family followed their patriarch's example and were heavily involved in the evolution of makeup techniques over the years. Joining Westmore to provide feedback to the contestants will be veteran makeup artist Glenn Het- rick and Academy Award winner Ve Neill, as well as creature design- er Neville Page. This season of "Face Off" con- tains some very imaginative de- signs and artists with the skills to bring them to life. To see how each competitor tackles the challenges and who executes their plan the best, tune in Tuesday, July 22, for the season 7 premiere of "Face Off," on Syfy. Designers at the ready: Sweep off the catwalk, turn on the spotlights and select your model. A new season of Lifetime's "Project Runway" is about to begin. With 12 seasons, three all-star seasons and a spinoff to its name, "Project Runway" has proven it has staying power and popular ap- peal. The design competition will return for a 13th season Thursday, July 24, on Lifetime. "Project Runway" gives aspir- ing designers a chance to show- case their work in front of a televi- sion audience, gaining visibility and buzz. The show also partners with well-known personalities and corporations to create a more real- istic competitive atmosphere. At the end of the contest, the winner receives a cash prize to get their own design line off the ground, as well as various other sponsor prizes. In addition to the cash prize, the winner of season 13 will receive a complete studio to work in, a chance to design an ac- cessory for Red Robin, a Marie Claire spread, a Samsung enter- tainment center and a car from Lexus. Judging the competition are model and designer Heidi Klum and fashion journalist Nina Garcia, who have been with the show since the beginning, and fashion designer Zac Posen, who joined the show in season 11. They are joined by Tim Gunn, host of spinoff show "Under the Gunn," who will mentor the contestants through- out the season. Gunn will also have one chance during the com- petition to save a designer from elimination. This season, fans were invited to vote for a previous contestant to rejoin "Project Runway" for another chance at the grand prize. Either Ken Laurence, Alex- ander Pope, both from season 12, or Amanda Valentine, from sea- son 11, will join the 18 other competitors in the premiere. Be- fore the competition even begins, three designers will be eliminat- ed. The remaining 16 will partici- pate in the first challenge to cre- ate a New York Fashion Week- worthy style. The cast of season 7 of "Face Off" Face or fiction Makeup artists create mind-bending mashups of reality and imagination Real Talk 1220 E. Boulevard. • Kokomo • 765.457.1189 • 800.575.0219 buttondodge.com 15,000 Miles per year 36 Month Lease and NO Money Down! 15,000 Miles per year 36 Month Lease and NO Money Down! 15,000 Miles per year 36 Month Lease and NO Money Down! *Employee pricing with all applicable rebates applied *Employee pricing with all applicable rebates applied *Employee pricing with all applicable rebates applied 2014 RAM 1500 Crew Cab Express 4x4 $357/Mo $440/Mo $326/Mo 2014 Jeep Cherokee Sport 4x2 2014 Dodge Durango SXT AWD

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