METH HEAD Makes World Premiere at DC Independent Film Festival, Thursday, March 7, 2013

This film is not for the faint of heart.  It portrays a young man's downward spiral into methamphetamine addiction.  Days of our Lives's Blake Berris (Nick Fallon), plays the role of Dusty, a friend of the lead character, whose own proclivities with meth are instrumental in dragging his friend into the life.

METH HEAD, the first feature film to offer an honest and compelling portrayal of methamphetamine addiction premiers at the DC Independent Film Festival on Thursday, March 7th. The film, written and directed by Hollywood writer-director Jane Clark, depicts a young man, in love and with a promising career ahead of him, whose world spirals wildly out of control due to addiction to methamphetamine--a drug that has ravaged millions of American lives.

By Mark Edward Wilows

Picture it. The year was 1965. President Johnson was in office. The Beatles were all over the music charts. The Huntley-Brinkley report and the first televised football game are broadcast in color. And Julie Andrews first TV special airs on NBC.

Then, on November 6th out of TV sets blared the words "Like Sands Through The Hourglass, So are The Days of our Lives," and now, over four decades later and celebrating its 12,000 episode this past January 11th , those words are immortalized.

As previously reported on www.Soapdom.com, Days of our Lives is celebrating its 12,000th episode this Friday and has just gotten picked up for another 18 months.

Both Soapdom corporate and our readers here at www.Soapdom.com could not be more delighted for the cast, crew and fans of Days of our Lives.

Here is the official NBC press relesase.  Read with caution. Contains scoopage!

As Days of our Lives prepares to celebrate it's 12,000th episode (Friday, January 11, 2013), the show and its fans just got some great news from the NBC network.

Days of our Lives has been renewed through September 2014, it was announced Wednesday by Jennifer Salke, president of NBC Entertainment.

In a statement she said...