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Soap opera stars, and former contestants on ABC's "Dancing with the Stars," Susan Lucci and Cameron Mathison will take part in the 5th Annual "ABC and SOAPnet Salute Broadway Cares/ Equity Fights AIDS" benefit.
Celebrity News Service knows Lucci is a huge draw, and the long running soap star will headline the 5th annual benefit, which will be hosted by Mathison.
Stars already set to participate include Melissa Claire Egan, Bobbie Eakes, Ricky Paull Goldin, Vincent Irizarry, Chrishell Stause, Aiden Turner, Darnell Williams and Walt Willey from "All My Children"; Kristen Alderson, BethAnn Bonner, Kathy Brier, Scott Clifton, Kassie DePaiva, Mark Lawson, Hillary B. Smith, Jason Tam and Brittany Underwood from "One Life to Live"; and Bradford Anderson, Anthony Geary and Kimberly McCullough from "General Hospital."
The show, which is part of The Soap Nation Tour, will be held on Monday, March 9 at Town Hall in New York City at 8:00p.

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In celebration of the 5th anniversary of their annual "ABC and SOAPnet Salute Broadway Cares/ Equity Fights AIDS" event, the producers of this popular benefit are offering a special gift to thank fans for their loyal support of this event over the past five years. For the month of January, the first 50 ticket buyers for this year's event will receive the "2009 ABC Hot Guys of Daytime" calendar free. The show, which is part of The Soap Nation Tour, will be held on Monday, March 9th at Town Hall in New York City at 8:00p.m. Tickets, sponsorship opportunities and new online contests are available by visiting www.broadwaycares.org. The annual "ABC Hot Guys of Daytime Calendar" features 16 months of the hottest hunks from All My Children, One Life To Life, and General Hospital and is a "must have" for all ABC soap fans. The hunks on display in

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Performers Leading Artistic Youth (Play) recently announced the launch of its first Living Portrait (LP) performance series, featuring a masterful journey through the lives of five African American legends, performed by classically-trained actor, Willie E. Teacher. Supported by its Broadway caliber of imagery and sound, LP inspires leadership, develops self-esteem and highlights the historical impact of these legends' contributions to our individual success. The first LP series, scheduled to debut Friday, Jan. 30 at The Harlem School of The Arts Theatre, includes the profiles of President Barack Obama, Martin Luther King Jr., Jack Johnson, George Washington Carver and Harriet Tubman. "We're living in a very poignant time in history, where the dreams of our past leaders have become reality for our current leaders," said LP actor, Willie E. Teacher. "It is very critical educators are able to make that connection for children in a way that allows them to see how

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