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TV Media Weekly | March 14 - 20, 2015 Soap updates | 13 By Andrew Sawyer TV Media For the week of March 9 - 13 The Bold and the Beautiful Deacon worries when Wyatt lets him know that Quinn is at Brooke's house sharing the news about their engagement. At Brooke's house, Quinn refus- es to back down when Brooke says she will not al- low her to marry Deacon. Deacon asks Quinn to be more understanding of his connection to Brooke when she questions their continued association. Later, Brooke takes a hard look at her life choices and questions whether or not this is really how she wants to proceed. Meanwhile, Nicole's sudden move into the Forrester mansion doesn't go over well with the current occupants, especially Aly, who is kicked out of her room. Maya soon catches on to the real reason her sister has popped back in to her life. Aly is encouraged to stand up to Rick, but when she backs down, Ivy takes it upon herself to confront Rick about his disrespectful treatment of his family and employees. When Rick takes the next step to dissolve his marriage to Caroline, Carter asks him to think it over before making it fi- nal. Days of Our Lives Jordan shares a tearful goodbye with Rafe and is- sues a serious warning to Clyde before departing Salem. Adrienne rips into Will for having betrayed her son. After John offers Paul a reason to stay in town a little longer, Lucas does his best to encour- age Paul to stay out of Will and Sonny's marriage. Later, Will comes across a curious photo of Tori, and it isn't long before he blackmails her. Serena and Nicole unknowingly wreck each other's plans, and Serena makes a quick decision to get Nicole out of her way. JJ lets Paige know that he wants her back. Stefano, Kate and Victor all get tangled up in a web of deceit and betrayal. Melanie has to lay down the law with Brady, while Chad comes to Abigail's rescue. General Hospital Lulu brings Tracy into the loop regarding Luke's most recent actions. After Nina and Franco get roped into an unfortunate situation, they are both questioned about the latest turn of events. Michael shocks everyone when he makes a big announce- ment, and he soon makes a new job offer to Sabri- na. As the mob wars in Port Charles approach the boiling point, Julian makes plans to dispose of a certain mob member. Meanwhile, Shawn grows more suspicious of Jordan. Silas is faced with some crushing news. Maxie and Spinelli receive an ur- gent phone call. Later, Spinelli reunites with Sam, while Maxie confides in Lulu. Ric confronts Eliza- beth and asks her if she still has feelings for Jake. The Young and the Restless Jack fills Ashley in on the news that Abby was hav- ing an affair with Austin before he died. Later, Ma- riah, Kevin and Courtney arrive at the Abbott Cabin along with Kyle, who accuses Abby of killing Aus- tin. When Summer arrives and lashes out at Abby, Kyle tells her she deserved better than Austin. Adam is thrown for a loop when Sage tells him they're getting divorced, but she continues to play along when Constance's estate manager arrives. After the meeting, Sage informs Adam about some new ground rules. Dylan and Avery plan to spend some time together, but it's interrupted by a call from Phyllis and Avery leaves to see her sister. Lily expresses her surprise at how calm Kelly seems to be about Phyllis' trial. Though Sharon tells Nick she doesn't expect any forgiveness from him, she says she's finally starting to forgive herself. Soap Updates Ashleigh Brewer and Scott Clifton in "The Bold and the Beautiful" By Rory MacDonald- Gauthier TV Media Klash of clans: If you're going to attempt to break the Internet, you better have a massive cult-like following to do your bidding. With self-promoted and scandalous photos circulating all forms of me- dia, Kim Kardashian was unable to shut down society's most relied on service. But, hey, at least she's got her own reality show to fall back on! Catch the season 10 premiere of "Keeping Up With the Kar- dashians," premiering Sunday, March 15, on E! In the past decade, viewers have followed the ultimate highs and the lowly lows of the Kardashian- Jenner family. They've witnessed the birth of new family members, marriages come and gone as well as countless scandals revolving around each Kardashian in their own right. So how will this season differ from others? For one, Kim Kardashian West fi- nally flees the coop with her hus- band Kanye West and their new- born, North West. While this should be marked as a joyous occasion, drama and conflict soon arise. With parts of season 10's script being leaked online, it's been reported that Kris Jenner, mother to Kim, be- comes irate with her daughter af- ter Kim steals her precious silver- ware. Even more, Kim and Kanye tell Kris that she's not allowed to drop in on them whenever she wants — they're a new family and they want to keep to themselves. The reaction? Apparently, Kris is livid with her daughter, claiming that after she gave Kim life, Kim steals her belongings in return. She even goes as far as showing up at her daughter's house, demanding her things back. When she's re- fused entry, she throws a rock through a window. This event will obviously be one of many to run its course in this season of "Keeping Up With the Kardashians." Be sure to tune in to the season 10 premiere, airing Sunday, March 15, on E Dancing up a storm: Holly- wood's rich and famous are rou- tinely judged by their actions — what they do, who they interact with and even what they eat. If there's one thing that a celebrity can do and expect to be judged and criticized for, it's throwing themselves on the dance floor with a trained professional. Be sure to catch the season 20 premiere of "Dancing With the Stars" when it airs Monday, March 16, on ABC. Sports journalist Erin Andrews and Emmy winner Tom Bergeron return as hosts alongside judges Carrie Ann Inaba, Len Goodman, Bruno Tonioli and Julianne Hough. In a surprising turn of events, five- time "Dancing With the Stars" champion Derek Hough will in fact be returning as well, as it was pre- viously announced he would be sitting this season out due to play- ing the male lead in the "New York Spring Spectacular" at Radio City Music Hall. Joining the familiar cast and crew this season will be an abun- dance of Hollywood's latest and greatest stars. Investor Robert Herjavec ("Shark Tank") will be paired with two-time mirror ball trophy winner Kym Johnson; Wil- low Shields ("The Hunger Games," 2012) partners with Em- my-nominated choreographer Mark Ballas; and Rumer Willis ("90210"), daughter of Bruce Wil- lis and Demi Moore, will find her- self in the care of 14-time U.S. na- tional Latin dance champion Val- entin Chmerkovskiy. No longer an awkward teenag- er, "Dancing With the Stars" shifts into adulthood with the release of its 20th season. It may be hard to believe, but even celebrities have two left feet. Catch Hollywood's stars shimmy their way to stardom with the season 20 premiere of "Dancing With the Stars," airing Monday, March 16, on ABC. Bridging the gap: There are two sides to every story, which is something that those in conflict can at least agree on. In order to solve a conflict, it's required to get the opinions and facts from all in- volved, usually with a neutral par- ty involved. Add a little culinary comfort and you get the Travel Channel's "Breaking Borders," which makes its series debut Sun- day, March 15. The show has a simple concept — bring together two conflicting parties to literally break bread over a meal that samples food and culture from both sides. Peabody Award-winning journalist Mari- ana van Zeller and renowned chef Michael Voltaggio will play host to these events, as the two try to find a solution to various communities' problems. Throughout 13 hour-long epi- sodes, viewers will bear witness to a multitude of international countries and those who inhabit them, as well as what ails them. In the season premiere, van Zeller and Voltaggio venture to Israel and Palestine to tackle arguably one of the Earth's notable rival- ries. While van Zeller speaks with various political figures and citi- zens to uncover their stance, Volt- aggio travels to various markets to gather local ingredients and recipes inspired by the people he encounters. It may seem to be a foreign con- cept, but that's exactly what the Travel Channel is aiming for. In a world of clashing opinions, values and ways of life, sometimes all that is needed for two sides to get along is a good meal and conver- sation. Be sure to watch the series debut of "Breaking Borders" air- ing Sunday, March 15, on the Trav- el Channel. The Kardashian family in "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" Klash of clans Kardashian clan rolls out 10th season of hit reality series Real Talk 1220 E. Boulevard. • Kokomo • 765.457.1189 • 800.575.0219 buttondodge.com Ask Us About... 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