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Josh Strickland, who first appeared on Season 2 of "American Idol," can be regularly seen on E!'s popular reality series, "Holly's World," starring Holly Madison.

Strickland befriended Holly Madison while doing "Peepshow" in Las Vegas and also Miss July 2008 Playboy Playmate Laura Croft.

This Wednesday, March 30, at 10 PM ET, Josh Strickland will be featured in the "E! True Hollywood Story: Holly Madison." We will see what is Holly Madison really like behind the cameras. Also on Sunday, April 3, the season finale of "Holly's World" airs with the premiere of Strickland's music video, "Report to the Floor."

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This podcast, we will be talking about the news that spread about the possible cancellation of "All My Children," and what fans are doing to try to save it and support it.

Also, we will chat about the goings on at "General Hospital," from Jake's death to Tyler Christopher's firing.

Also, we want to chat about "Days Friend Helping," a special cause for someone of the Days family, and will give fans the opportunity to experience a once in a lifetime event with DAYS' popular stars.

Three-time Daytime Emmy winner Christian LeBlanc stops by BuzzWorthy Radio.

Soap fans were first introduced to the actor in 1983 when he played the role of Kirk McColl on "As The World Turns." The character was involved in a romance with Marcy Thompson, played by Oscar winner Marissa Tomei.

LeBlanc would then go on to play Michael Baldwin, a role that he would eventually win three Daytime Emmy Awards for, on "The Young and the Restless." He first appeared on the soap in 1991, leaving in 1993. He eventually returned to the role in 1997, and still plays the role to the present day.

LeBlanc crossed over his "Y&R" character to "ATWT," not playing the role of Kirk that he originally played on the soap. He also, alongside co-star Jeanne Cooper, made an appearance on the final episode of "Guiding Light" in 2009.

An artist, fun-loving daytime actor, Christian LeBlanc has also been pre-nominated again for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series.

Kate Snow is a correspondent for “Dateline NBC.” In addition, she serves as a fill-in anchor for “NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams” and contributes for all platforms of NBC News.

Since joining NBC News in May 2010, Snow has covered the oil spill in the Gulf, led reporting in Oregon on seven-year-old Kyron Horman and traveled to Panama to report on an American expatriate who confessed to multiple murders. She also did a compelling investigation about the challenges of parenting and how children deal with bullying and drinking and driving. Snow traveled to the United Kingdom for some of the first reporting on the Prince William and Kate Middleton’s engagement announcement.

This Sunday at 7 PM/ET, "Dateline NBC" takes a provocative and revealing look at how kids really respond to bullying when they don't know their parents are watching. With the help of child behavior experts, volunteer parents, and kid actors playing along as bullies and victims, "Dateline's" hidden cameras are in the room when unsuspecting teenagers are put to the test in various apparent bullying situations. From boys getting rough in a school gym, to girls picking on others because of their clothes and weight, will these kids do what their parents hope and predict? "Dateline" correspondent Kate Snow watches with the parents as they get to see how their children handle the different scenarios, and talks to them about the sometimes surprising reactions. These volunteer parents agreed to participate in this report in the hopes of learning some valuable lessons, and to prompt conversations among other parents and their children across the country.

Tim DeKay stars as Peter Burke in USA Network’s original series WHITE COLLAR with all-new episodes from season two to premiere on Tuesday, January 18 at its new time, 10/9.

DeKay has vast experience on stage, television and in feature films. He starred on HBO as a series regular in both the award winning series “Carnivále” and “Tell Me You Love Me” for multiple seasons.

DeKay’s recent feature work includes “Get Smart,” “The Chumscrubber,” HBO’s “Walkout,” “Peaceful Warrior” and “Control,” in which he starred opposite Ray Liotta and Willem Dafoe. He was also seen in the independent feature “Welcome to the Neighborhood” and the critically-acclaimed “Big Eden.” DeKay’s other feature work includes “Swordfish” and “If These Walls Could Talk,” among others.

DeKay is well known for his extensive theater resume. He was seen on Broadway in “The Show-Off,” off-Broadway in “Billy Budd” at Circle in the Square, and in the National Tour of “The Lion in Winter.” His regional theatre work includes “Burning Blue” at The Court Theatre in L.A. (receiving an LA Weekly nomination for Best Actor), “Someone to Watch Over Me” and “Star Fever” at the Deven Center (where he is a company member), “The Merchant of Venice” at Hartford stage, and he has performed at the Cleveland Playhouse, Cincinnati Playhouse, Penguin Repertory, Indiana Repertory, Levin Theatre and Pasadena Shakespeare, among many others.

DeKay’s other television credits include recurring roles on “Brothers & Sisters,” “The New Adventures of Old Christine,” “My Name Is Earl,” “Everwood,” “Party of Five” and “Seinfeld” as the classic Bizarro Jerry. His numerous guest-star appearances include roles on “CSI,” “Without A Trace” and “Friends.”

Seamus Dever, Det. Kevin Ryan on ABC's "Castle," is making an appearance on BuzzWorthy Radio.

On television he is widely recognized to audiences from his breakthrough performances as 'Dr. Getti' on ARMY WIVES and 'Dr. Ian Devlin' on ABC's GENERAL HOSPITAL. In addition, other memorable guest star appearances include DARK BLUE, MAD MEN, DROP DEAD DIVA, COLD CASE, NCIS, GHOST WHISPERER and all three of the CSI series.

Seamus appeared on the big screen in Focus Features' HOLLYWOODLAND and the independent comedy READY OR NOT.

Well known to Los Angeles Theatre audiences, Dever portrayed 'Alex' in the Los Angeles Premiere of A CLOCKWORK ORANGE. He received rave reviews and nominations for an Ovation Award, Garland Award and Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Award. One of the highlights of his LA theatre career was his notable performance as 'Hans' in iWITNESS at reputable THE MARK TAPER FORUM.

Dever was born in Flint, MI and moved to Bullhead City, AZ when he was six years old. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre and after only three years was accepted into the graduate program at prestigious Carnegie-Mellon University and The Moscow Art Theatre. He is the youngest member to have completed this program. Dever is proud member of the Antaeus Company (Los Angeles' premiere classical theatre company) and a lifetime member of the renowned Actor's Studio.

Hillary B. Smith, who plays Nora Buchanan on ABC Daytime's "One Life to Live," stops by BuzzWorthy Radio to chat about Venice, OLTL, and Fumbling thru the Pieces.

Smith attended Dana Hall School, Pine Manor College and Sarah Lawrence College. At Sarah Lawrence as a senior, she performed in off Broadway and Broadway productions, including The Heidi Chronicles.

Smith began her on-screen career in the genre of daytime drama, starring in the role of Kit McCormick on The Doctors (1982), and one year later, taking over the role of Margo Montgomery Hughes on As the World Turns, a role she would play from 1983 to 1989.

She married Philip Webster Smith III in 1983. They have two children, a daughter, Courtney and a son, Philip (who originated the role of Margo's son, Adam Munson). After taking maternity leave from acting after the birth in 1988 to her son, Smith returned to daytime television, originating the role of Llanview District Attorney Nora Hanen Buchanan on ABC's One Life to Live, a character she has played since 1992. Almost immediately after her debut, Smith, in the role of Nora, became a centerpiece of the show, particularly for her involvement in the OLTL multiple-Emmy Award winning Marty Saybrooke rape trial storyline.

Academy Award nominee, Golden Globe and Tony Award winner and Grammy nominee Diahann Carroll, who recurs as a guest star on WHITE COLLAR, is promoting a special episode of the show called COUNTERMEASURES (#211) that she sings with Matt Bomer in and also guest stars Billy Dee Williams. She was also inducted into the Television Academy Hall of Fame this year.

Having appeared in some of the earliest major studio films to feature black casts such as Carmen Jones and Porgy and Bess, she starred in 1968's Julia, one of the first series on American television to star a black woman in a non-stereotypical role. Later she created the role of Dominique Deveraux on the popular prime time soap opera, Dynasty.

She is the recipient of numerous stage and screen awards and nominations. Carroll has been married four times and became the mother of a daughter in 1960. She is a breast cancer survivor and activist.

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Jon Huertas plays NYPD Detective Javier Esposito on ABC's "Castle."

Jon Huertas is no stranger to either the silver and small screen. His

stand-out performance in the critically acclaimed miniseries "Generation

Kill" as Sgt. Tony "Poke" Espera offered a streetwise view of the U.S.

Marines' 1st Recon Battalion in the first five weeks of the invasion on

Iraq. He will next be heard voicing Alberto in this year's feature film

sequel, "Beverly Hills Chihuahua 2," as well as recently completed

voice-work in the popular "HALO" video game franchise for Microsoft's

upcoming "HALO Reach" title on Xbox 360.

Among his numerous feature film credits, Huertas co-starred in the feature "Right at

Your Door," which won Best Cinematography at the 2006 Sundance Film Festival.

Additionally he co-produced and starred in 2007's "The Insatiable," opposite Sean

Patrick Flanery and Michael Biehn. Other film credits include "The Objective," "Believers," "Why Do Fools Fall in Love," "Bug," "Executive Decision" and "Picking Up the Pieces," with

Woody Allen and Sharon Stone. He has also completed a number of starring and guest

starring roles on such hit TV series as "Prison Break," "Terminator: The Sarah

Connor Chronicles," "NCIS," "CSI," "Cold Case," "Dark Blue" and "Without a Trace."