Specific To A Given Show
All three soaps in both the CBS edition and ABC edition have their own special sections, mostly scoops from cast members, writers, or executive producers. These include:
- Remote Patrol - The editors' opinions on glitches in current storylines.
- Speak Out - Viewers' opinions on storylines/cast changes.
- Readers' Poll - Results of poll questions asked in a recent issue, as well as top couples, actors, and actresses.
- In Depth Answers - Fan questions answered.
- Beauty Secrets - Fashion and beauty questions asked by the fans, as well as questions for the actors, asked by the magazine.
- Star Search - Upcoming appearances by actors and actresses.
- Star Talk - Question asked by the magazine for the actors and actresses.
- All-Star Scrapbook - Old photos of the actors and actresses.
- Plot Points - An at-a-glance guide to recent goings-on; mainly consists of deaths, marriages, divorces, and births.
- Standout Scenes - Shocking moments that recently occurred.
- Storyline Recaps - Article explaining major storyline twists that occurred in the last two weeks.
- Soap Style - Brief articles about what an actress (and sometimes actor) wore to an event.
- In the Next Issue - Previews of articles in the upcoming issue.
- In Depth sections for each show - these include special features such as:
- Feature Interviews
- Behind the Scenes
- On the Road
- Off-Duty
There are also several special articles for each show. These include:
- Farwell sections for an actor or actress who may leave a show
- Daytime Emmy coverage from the awards ceremony
- End of Year Recaps/Milestones
- A special section may also appear whenever a soap or actor reaches a big anniversary.
Read more about this topic: Soaps In Depth, Features
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