All My Children and Imaginary Bitches' star Eden Riegel and Bob Guiney (Rebecca Budig's husband) are getting lucky, cooking that is!

That's right folks, after the success of her online comedy Imaginary Bitches Eden Riegel joins Bob Guiney to host Cooking to Get Lucky, a reality based web series where they "teach guys how to prepare fast and easy, yet incredibly impressive, recipes for their dates in the hopes of 'getting lucky.'"

After the brilliance of Imaginary Bitches I know we'll be checking it out. READ MORE

The "Bitches" are on strike on Imaginary Bitches so Eden took a trip to Europe. Unfortuantely Heather and Catherine will give her no peace and tagged along so that they could seduce David Beckham away from Victoria. Needless to say we can't wait for the second half of Imaginary Bitches to return July 11th.

In the mean time be sure to visit YouTube and check out the first half of the season. While you are there set up and account, subscribe to the Imaginary Bitches channel and comment on the episodes.

Uh oh, seems like the chicks on Imaginary Bitches are on strike... Sort of. They held a press conference to let everyone know what the status of the show is.

Check out the latest video of the online series that's starting to sweep the internet by storm!

FYI: Did anyone notice on The Young and The Restless Thursday that Lily's phone has the ring tone to the theme song of IB? GREAT ad ploy.

Whoohoo! Imaginary Bitches is getting some well deserved mainstream publicity! ET Canada  featured Imaginary Bitches on their show and went behind the scenes with the Eden Riegel and her husband Adrew Miller.

You can do your part to support this labor of love. Go to the Imaginary Bitches YouTube channel and subscribe and comment on the episodes. That all! YouTube puts a lot of importants on subscription and comment totals when it comes to giving great content such as Imaginary Bitches a higher profile. ALSO: Visit ImaginaryBitches.com.

Soap star-turned-funny lady Eden Riegel was recently interviewed by Out Impact concerning her twin groudbreaking turns, first as Erica Kane's lesbian daughter Bianca Montgomery on All My Children and more recently in the don't-drink-anything-while-you're-watching web sitcom Imaginary Bitches on You Tube. During the interview Riegel revealed how the fast past world of daytime helped to prepare the cast of Imaginary Bitches to complete scenes after only a few short takes and how the rigors of the genre could sometimes be diificult on a social life. One thing is for certain, we're glad Riegel took some time off and found time to meet her equally hilarious hubby Andrew Miller, IB's creator. If you haven't already subscribed to Imaginary Bitches, click here to do so!

Okay-enough is enough-someone find my people (Luke? Mike? My Mom?) and tell them to call someone's people over at HBO and have them greenlight a full 30-minute, 13-episode order for Imaginary Bitches. 

The cabler has been looking for a Sex and the City-size hit since Carrie and her homegirls sipped their last Cosmos on the channel back in 2004. Well it's official, they need look no more. Not only is IB an heiress apparent to SATC, but it’s also a close cousin to Curb Your Enthusiasm.

Tonight's episode is the best so far and believe me that is saying something! In Episode 6 "Imaginary Sex" Eden visits a self-help book-pushing-therapist played by James Kee because her friends are worried about her reliance on her imaginary friends. Things get a little hairy (except on the therapist's head) when he starts hating on Eden's imaginary girls, causing Katherine to lash out and Heather to...swoon? Yikes! You MUST subscribe  to this show if for no other reason than to hear webisodic TV’s answer to Calista Flockhart, Eden Riegel, say the word “schmegma”.