It's the Brady and Nicole reunion Days of Our Lives fans have been waiting for; only this time they're siblings! No, I'm not talking about a storyline written by David Kreizman and produced by Ellen Wheeler in a New Jersey pasture. I'm referring to the awesome news that Arianne Zucker will be joining her real-life hubby and former DAYS leading man Kyle Lowder in Season 3 of DeVanity! Zucker will be playing Julia Regis, sister of Lowder's character, ruthless jewelry scion Andrew Regis.

"She will attack the women of the DeVanity family with full force when they least expect it.” said series creator and star Michael Caruso. “If you think you’ve seen Arianne play bad before, think again. She is definitely going to turn up the heat DeVanity style and cause trouble on a massive scale. We are really looking forward to working with her. It will also be a fun opportunity for her to share the screen again with Kyle; I think the audience will be thrilled with her episode.”
 

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Time is running out to help the web’s best soap opera, DeVanity, in its campaign to help fund the upcoming third season! Deliciously delectable, DeVanity’s eight-episode second season delivered more drama, intrigue and must-see moments than half the daytime soaps still on air.

Starring a fantastic cast, led by creator Michael Caruso, DeVanity’s second season featured guest appearances by The Bold and the Beautiful’s Kyle Lowder, Robin Riker and Alana Stewart.  Season 3 promises to be just as juicy with stars Gordon Thomson (Dynasty, Santa Barbara, Sunset Beach, Passions, DAYS), Maxwell Caufield (The Colbys) and Dallas legend Charlene Tilton already onboard for what is sure to be a wild ride!

To show its appreciation, DeVanity is offering perks to those who help donate to its third season. Fans who donate $5 receive a Twitter shout out. For a $10 donation fans will receive a Twitter and Facebook mention. A $25 donation will get fans a copy of DeVanity’s Second Season on DVD, while a $50 donator receives The DeVanity DVD Combo Pack.  If you’ve ever dreamed of seeing your name in  a series' episode credits, for a $100 donation, it can happen.  To make your donation, or find out what DeVanity’s biggest perk is, visit Indiegogo.com.

Re-watch DeVanity’s first and second season at DeVanity.com. Follow DeVanity on Twitter and add them as a friend on Facebook!

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Another primetime suds vet has snagged a role in the ultra-addictive webisoap DeVanity.The Colby's Maxwell Caufield will appear in Season 3 of Michael Caruso's raunchy soap opera as Richard DeVanity, the late, adoptive father of the web's most dysfunctional group of siblings.

“Richard has always been a major component of DeVanity, even though we have never actually seen him," said Caruso, who in addition to writing the sudser stars as Jason DeVanity. "His murder shortly before the pilot episode crippled the DeVanity jewelry empire, and devastated oldest son and heir apparent Jason, who was especially effected by his death."
 

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The delicious web soap DeVanity has scored another soaptastic star for its upcoming third season! Dallas star Charlene Tilton has been cast as Francesca DeVanity, “the bitter sister of the late Richard DeVanity.”  Why haven't we seen her before, you might be asking? Apparently, Francesca has been in exile in Paris! 

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Primetime and daytime soap alum Gordon Thomson has been cast as ruthless jewelry magnate Preston Regis for Season 3 of Michael Caruso's red-hot web series DeVanity. Preston is the father of Andrew Regis (Kyle Lowder) and—as it was revealed in the juicy, Season 2 finale of DeVanity—also the not-so-proud papa of Jason DeVanity (Caruso).

“There is a deep seated hatred between these two characters.” said Caruso, “Jason will come face to face with his birth father, and Preston will reveal truths about Jason’s adoptive father Richard that he never imagined.”
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GH BYTES: Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst) promised Robin (Kimberly McCullough) she’d take care of Patrick (Jason Thompson) and Emma. Now she’s going to keep that promise. It doesn’t take a rocket scientist or a medical degree to figure out where this is headed.

Robert (Tristan Rogers) and Mac Scorpio (John J. York) reminded everyone of the power of brotherly love. I’m blaming the multiple Kleenex boxes I’m going through on my allergies. Yeah, that’s it. Allergies. READ MORE