Press Agent: November 13, 2008 Jan Levenson's exclusive interview about expecting in Pregnancy magazine. Click here to view. Playbill.com announces Melora's Broadway debut! Click here to view. Broadwayworld.com announces Melora's stint as Roxie Hart in Chicago. Click here for more. Big announcement! Melora to appear as Roxie Hart in Chicago on Broadway!. Click here for more. AP picked up the announcement that Melora is set to appear as Roxie Hart in Chicago on Broadway! Click here for more. VIVA magazine cover feature on Melora. Click here for more. Statment magazine feature on Melora. Click here for more. FHM Magazine features Melora as a fab flapper. Click here for more. September 23, 2008 LA Direct magazine profiles Melora. Click here for more. TV Guide profiles Melora's appearance on Yo Gabba Gabba! Click here for more. Value Magazine mentions Les Mis in Concert. Click here for more. Jan's Revenge! Article on IGN.com. Click here to view. Celebrity Baby Scoop is at the DVD release of Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning and so is Melora. Click here to view. August 19, 2008 Six Degrees Magazine profiles Melora in four-page spread in the August 2008 issue. Click here for more. Les Mis in Concert was a "Starry Starry Night" at the Hollywood Bowl according to Broadway.com. Click here for more. MTV Online reveals Melora's "crush", find out who it is here.
Melora mentioned in OK magazine. Click here to view. Melora mentioned in the Los Angeles Times . Click here to view. The first of a 2-part interview for Glide Magazine. Click here to view. Behind-the-Scenes rehearsal photos of Les Mis at the Hollywood Bowl from BroadwayWorld.com. Click here to view. June 30, 2008 Melora is on TV Squad's list of TV's Hottest Women Over 40. Click here to view. Melora mentioned in Variety's article about Emmy's Supporting Players. Click here to view. April 25, 2008 April 16, 2008 Melora's appearance on Hollywood 411. Click here to view. April 9, 2008 Fashiontribes.com article on Elle Magazine panel that Melora was on. Click here to read more. Video of Melora's appearance on NBC's Today Show. Click to view here. Melora's appearance on The Morning Show with Mike and Juliet. Click to view here.
Playbill article news item about "Les Miserables."
February 1, 2008 October 28, 2007 USA Today article about "The Office" Convention here. October 26, 2007 Melora featured in InStyle magazine's The Look of the Emmys section. Click here to check it out. From 'Friends' to 'FBI' Remember
the woman who got Ross to talk dirty to her in an episode
of "Friends" a few years back? Low-Profile "Cover Me" entraps viewers What
are best original series on cable? Based on buzz and critical acclaim, you just might add USA's Cover me. Before you say "Cover Who?" here's the lowdown on this one hour series. Though it is USA's highest rated original series, drawing about 2 million viewers, Cover me still has a relatively low profile. The hero is Danny Arno (Peter Dobson), a freelance federal agent working mainly for the FBI, infiltrating mob operations. Usually such agents keep their families seperate from their work. In this series, Arno doesn't. For one thing, he's such a dedicated family man that he can't stand to be away from the wife and kids for months at a time. His other rationale, which seems a little fuzzy, is that they're safer with him. So when he's undercover, with different aliases, so are his wife (Melora Hardin) and 11 year old Chance (Michael Angarano) and 16 year old Celeste (Cameron Richardson). "We're less interested in doing the crime of the week," says executive producer Shaun Cassidy, the former teen idol. "What we're interested in is the family dynamic." Sounds a bit like Father Knows Best meets James Bond. "But Danny is far from the perfect father", Hardin says. "He's rough round the edges, a tough guy trying to be a good father. He wants to be with his kids, but he doesn't always know what to do with them. The new episodes will be much more dramatic, which is fine with Hardin. "I'd like to see my character crack and fall apart," She says. "You get a better sense of her struggle. She becomes a character with more depth. What actress doesn't want to play a character with some depth?" "We don't have big budgets," Hardin says. "We don't have HBO money. We have to cut corners and do fewer takes and do all the things you do when you don't have a lot of money. We'd prefer a bigger budget, but we don't have it. But there's a plus. Shows with this kind of budget are usually junk. This one isn't - and we're proud of that." - Dennis Hunt/Special for USA TODAY
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