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Coronation Street spoilers for the week of February 24 tease a baby daddy reveal, someone’s keeping secrets, someone’s hospitalized and more!

Daisy Midgeley (Charlotte Jordan) finally reveals her baby’s daddy, Julie Carp (Katy Cavanagh) is keeping secrets, Ken Barlow (William Roache) is hospitalized and more!

Daisy Reveals Her Baby Daddy As Her Exit Story Begins

Daisy’s imminent departure is on the horizon as she confides in Jenny Connor (Sally Ann Matthews) about her exciting new opportunity as an au pair in Paris!

In a surprising twist, Daisy also discloses the identity of her unborn child’s father – but is it Daniel Osbourne (Rob Mallard) or Kit Green (Jacob Roberts)? As the week unfolds, Daisy prepares for her 12-week scan.

However, when the sonographer adjusts the monitor for her to see, Daisy is suddenly overcome with emotion and flees the appointment; what’s troubling Daisy? Who is the father,...

Coronation Street spoilers and updates for the week of February 17 tease Rob Donovan’s (Marc Baylis) life’s on the line, and David Platt (Jack P. Shepherd) has a big decision to make.

Cassie Plummer (Claire Sweeney) continues her cringy behavior, Abi Webster (Sally Carman-Duttine) steps up as Kevin Webster (Michael Le Vell) goes in the hospital, and Daisy Midgeley (Charlotte Jordan) keeps secrets.

Rob’s Life Is On The Line

Rob’s fate hangs in the balance after his audacious escape plan heads into action next week. But what will this perilous situation mean for his sister, Carla Connor (Alison King)? When Bobby Crawford (Jack Carroll) decides to visit his father, Rob, Carla advises him to be cautious.

At the same time, Rob reaches out to prison guard Mandy Waring (Rebecca Atkinson) for assistance, only to learn she’s been suspended due to their secret affair being exposed.

Mandy...

The last time I spoke to Noah Jupe was four years ago when he was just 15 years old. It was over Zoom, and he was promoting HBO’s “The Undoing” from a Detroit hotel room, where he was under mandatory quarantine waiting to be cleared to start work on Steven Soderbergh’s “No Sudden Move.”

At the time, Jupe’s list of credits already included “The Night Manager,” “Suburbicon,” the first two “A Quiet Place” films and “Ford v Ferrari.” He had earned a Spirit Award nomination for his work starring role in “Honey Boy,” director Alma Har’el’s drama loosely based on Shia Labeouf’s childhood.

The British actor is now 19 and I’m meeting him once again over Zoom — this time, he’s in his London-area home — for this week’s “Just for Variety” podcast. He’s promoting Apple TV+’s “Franklin.” The limited series follows Benjamin Franklin,...

Exclusive: Here’s a first listen to Diego Boneta (Rock Of Ages) and Naomi Ackie (I Wanna Dance with Somebody) dueting on track Once In A Blue Moon from QCode podcast Cupid.

The soundtrack for the romantic-comedy musical series will be released in a few hours and features seven original songs performed by Boneta, Ackie, co-star Rupert Friend (Homeland), and others.

Produced by QCode’s Head of Music Deron Johnson, the soundtrack was written by Johnson, singer-songwriter Andrea Remanda, and Cupid writer and director Katy Cavanagh-Jupe.

Cupid is described as “a modern love story inspired by Greek mythology. When Aphrodite’s love potion goes missing on Earth, Cupid is held responsible. Zeus strips him of his immortal powers, giving him seven days to find and return the love potion. If Cupid fails, he will be condemned for eternity to his father Ares’ brutal bootcamp. With help from a boy on...

Exclusive: Jack Dylan Grazer, Teresa Ruiz, and Ian McElhinney have been added to the cast of the rom-com musical podcast series Cupid.

The podcast will debut Aug 2nd and will feature original music performed by its lead cast.

The QCode production, which is being written and directed by Katy Cavanagh-Jupe, is a modern love story inspired by tales from Greek mythology. The story begins when a love potion created by Aphrodite goes missing on Earth and Cupid is held responsible. Zeus strips him of his immortal powers, giving him seven days to find and return the love potion. If Cupid fails, he will be condemned for eternity to his father Ares’ brutal bootcamp. With help from a boy on a scooter and a quirky florist called Rose, Cupid embarks upon an epic quest to unmask...

Exclusive: Diego Boneta (Luis Miguel: The Series), Naomi Ackie (I Wanna Dance with Somebody) and Rupert Friend (Homeland) have been set to star in rom-com musical podcast series Cupid.

The QCode production is being written and directed by Katy Cavanagh-Jupe. Premiering summer 2022, the seven-episode piece will feature original music performed by its lead cast.

Also producing are Cavanagh-Jupe’s production company, Double Garage Films, and Boneta’s production company, Three Amigos.

The modern love story is inspired by Greek mythology. When Aphrodite’s love potion goes missing on Earth, Cupid is held responsible. Zeus strips him of his immortal powers, giving him seven days to find and return the love potion. If Cupid fails, he will be condemned for eternity to his father Ares’ brutal bootcamp. With help from a boy on a scooter and a quirky florist called Rose, Cupid embarks upon an epic quest to unmask the real...

11 year old Noah Jupe is set to co-star opposite Matt Damon and Julianne Moore in Suburbicon, a black comedy being directed by George Clooney.

He will play the son of a man (Damon) who hatches a plan to kill his wife in order to be with the woman’s sister (Moore), with whom he’s having an affair. Unfortunately, his 8-year-old son catches on and turns the whole plan upside down.

Noah (represented by Shepherd Management) from Cheshire, is the son of Coronation Street star Katy Cavanagh. He was recently seen on BBC’s The Night Manager opposite Tom Hiddleston and Hugh Laurie, and in ITV's Houdini and Doyle.

He already has a number of films completed this year including sci-fi film The Titan., Third Reich thriller HHhH, and That Good Night.

Noah is currently shooting Wonder, Lionsgate’s adaptation of the R.J. Palacio Ya novel with Julia Roberts and the young star of Room,...

Coronation Street's Katy Cavanagh has given birth to a baby boy. The 39-year-old actress - who plays factory worker Julie Carp in the ITV soap - has welcomed her third child Jacobi into the world with her film maker husband Chris Jupe and has now vowed to fight against laws that could make Independent Midwives UK illegal - a firm that operates outside of the NHS - after she used the service to deliver her newborn at home. New Government legislation could see the home service abolished if they can't provide proof that they have the suitable insurance, which is tricky...

Coronation Street's Kirsty Soames will hit Julie Carp. The abusive former policewoman - who has falsely accused her fiancé Tyrone Dobbs (Alan Halsall) of domestic violence - will lose her cool with the factory worker (Katy Cavanagh) next week in scenes which will show the mother-of-one's ''mask'' fall off to expose her true nature. Natalie Gumede, who plays Kirsty, revealed: ''For me, these scenes are more important than the court case. This is the climax, almost more than seeing Tyrone in court. ''Kirsty loses her temper and she throws a cup across the room in front of Sally and Julie, and that's...

Coronation Street's Kirsty Soames will hit Julie Carp. The abusive former policewoman - who has falsely accused her fiancé Tyrone Dobbs (Alan Halsall) of domestic violence - will lose her cool with the factory worker (Katy Cavanagh) next week in scenes which will show the mother-of-one's ''mask'' fall off to expose her true nature. Natalie Gumede, who plays Kirsty, revealed: ''For me, these scenes are more important than the court case. This is the climax, almost more than seeing Tyrone in court. ''Kirsty loses her temper and she throws a cup across the room in front of Sally and Julie, and that's...

Coronation Street's Kirsty Soames will hit Julie Carp. The abusive former policewoman - who has falsely accused her fiancé Tyrone Dobbs (Alan Halsall) of domestic violence - will lose her cool with the factory worker (Katy Cavanagh) next week in scenes which will show the mother-of-one's ''mask'' fall off to expose her true nature. Natalie Gumede, who plays Kirsty, revealed: ''For me, these scenes are more important than the court case. This is the climax, almost more than seeing Tyrone in court. ''Kirsty loses her temper and she throws a cup across the room in front of Sally and Julie, and that's...

Coronation Street's Julie Carp is to start spying on her sister's boyfriend after they suspect him of cheating. The scatty factory worker - who is portrayed by Katy Cavanagh - turns detective for a day to track her sister Eileen Grimshaw's (Sue Cleaver) boyfriend, fireman Paul Kershaw (Tony Hirst), because the pair suspect he is up to no good. A 'Coronation Street' source told the Daily Star newspaper: ''Eileen thinks he's up to something so Julie offers her services - Miss Marple eat your heart out!'' Kitted out in a scarf and glasses, to ensure she looks inconspicuous, Julie also arms...

The 'Coronation Street' musical will go ahead. Although the 'Street of Dreams' show's upcoming performances have been postponed, composer and co-producer Trisha Ward insists the musical, based on the ITV1 soap, merely needed some script tweaks and will return as soon as possible. However, she admitted losing leading lady Katy Cavanagh, who was unhappy with the production, was a blow. She told The Stage: The reason we could not continue with the tour is that, on Friday, May 11, we received an email saying our leading lady was pulling out of the production. She was unhappy about many different things, and to be...

The 'Coronation Street' musical will go ahead. Although the 'Street of Dreams' show's upcoming performances have been postponed, composer and co-producer Trisha Ward insists the musical, based on the ITV1 soap, merely needed some script tweaks and will return as soon as possible. However, she admitted losing leading lady Katy Cavanagh, who was unhappy with the production, was a blow. She told The Stage: The reason we could not continue with the tour is that, on Friday, May 11, we received an email saying our leading lady was pulling out of the production. She was unhappy about many different things, and to be...

Coronation Street musical Street of Dreams is reportedly likely to be axed completely after actors have staged a mutiny. Paul O'Grady, Julie Goodyear and Bill Roache are refusing to work until they are paid, according to The Mirror. A source said: "It is absolute chaos and a complete farce. The actors, wardrobe department and make-up girls are all owed thousands. "There are single mums in the show who cannot afford to keep going like this. They are massively out of pocket. "One of the wardrobe ladies was even made to order in some stuff off her own back and has not been reimbursed. "Cast members have had to provide their own costumes. It is a disgrace. There is every likelihood the show will be axed altogether."

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Coronation Street star Katy Cavanagh has joked that her character Julie Carp would probably make her own maternity clothes. The factory worker is expecting a baby with her headteacher boyfriend Brian Packham (Peter Gunn), although her pregnancy got off to a rocky start when Brian revealed he had undergone a vasectomy and accused Julie of cheating. "I should imagine Julie will be having some very interesting maternity outfits that she can make herself. That will be good fun," Cavanagh told MSN. "I think [Julie and Brian are] all sorted now. They're on cloud nine and they're very excited about (more)...

Coronation Street brings Frank Foster's storyline to a dramatic conclusion tonight (March 5) as the evil businessman is found dead. Frank (Andrew Lancel) has a destructive final day on the cobbles as he cons Carla out of Underworld, vows to sack the factory's workforce and continues to twist the knife into his heartbroken ex-lover Sally (Sally Dynevor). That night, Julie (Katy Cavanagh) and Sean (Antony Cotton) head to work after hours to confront their boss over his plans, but they're left horrified as they discover Sally kneeling over Frank's dead (more)...

Coronation Street's Frank Foster storyline reaches an explosive conclusion next month as the evil factory boss is found lying dead in a pool of his own blood. As Frank (Andrew Lancel) has made so many enemies on the cobbles in recent months, it soon becomes clear that he's been murdered - and Sally Webster is among the suspects as she is caught with blood on her hands as she kneels over her ex-lover's lifeless body. Sean Tully (Antony Cotton) and Julie Carp (Katy Cavanagh) are the ones who find Sally with Frank's corpse, as they arrive at the factory to confront the businessman over his plans for Underworld. Over the next few days, viewers will see an uncertain future for the factory as Frank cons ex-fiancée Carla Connor into signing the business over to him at a rock bottom price. Frank previously put Carla through a tragic ordeal (more...

Coronation Street star Katy Cavanagh has predicted that her eccentric character Julie Carp will forgive partner Brian Packham after he wrongly accuses her of an affair. Brian (Peter Gunn) has been left in turmoil after learning that Julie is pregnant, fearing that he can't be the father as he had a vasectomy some time ago. After Brian accuses Julie of sleeping with another man, the pair visit Doctor Carter (Oliver Mellor) at the medical centre later this week - hoping for an explanation. Cavanagh told This Morning today: "[At first], Julie's got absolutely no idea why Brian's not over the moon as well. Obviously they've been trying extremely hard to make babies! It's going to completely knock her for six. "Doctor Carter's going to put it all right. He's going to tell us that apparently, if you have a vasectomy, (more)...

Coronation Street star Katy Cavanagh has predicted that there will be "chaotic" scenes when her eccentric character Julie Carp becomes a mother. Julie discovers that she is pregnant in an upcoming episode after weeks of trying for a baby with partner Brian Packham (Peter Gunn). Pondering Julie's possible approach to motherhood, Cavanagh told Inside Soap: "Julie will be ridiculous. She'll take everything people tell her literally. It will drive her sister Eileen absolutely mad. "Julie will work hard at being a mum, but it'll be quite chaotic. She'll probably end up leaving the child in the supermarket! She'll adore her baby, though - it won't be left wanting in the love department." As previously reported, Brian is initially (more)...

Coronation Street star Katy Cavanagh has predicted that Julie Carp will be "completely appalled" if her partner Brian Packham accuses her of having an affair. As first revealed last month, Cavanagh's character will discover that she is pregnant in an upcoming storyline. However, her happy news leaves Brian stunned as he had a vasectomy some time ago and hasn't told Julie. The plot then shows Brian (Peter Gunn) in turmoil as he wonders whether Julie has cheated on him. However, Cavanagh told Soaplife: "She'd never be unfaithful. And she'd be completely appalled, bemused, betrayed and angry that he could ever think she had been." Discussing Brian's attitude, she continued: "Julie (more)...

Coronation Street character Julie Carp will fall pregnant by her boyfriend this year, it has been reported. The factory worker, who is portrayed by 38-year-old actress Katy Cavanagh, is currently having a fling with teacher Brian Packham (Peter Gunn). However, her integrity is due to be doubted when she breaks her "happy" news to him. According to the Daily Star, viewers will see Julie's happiness at her potential pregnancy when she tells her sister Eileen Grimshaw, played by Sue Cleaver. However, Brian becomes convinced that Julie has cheated on him, as he confesses to Ken Barlow (Bill Roache) that he can't be the father because he had a vasectomy three years ago. Cavanagh recently revealed that she gets a lot of attention from "slightly (more)...

Coronation Street star Katy Cavanagh has said that her character Julie Carp is a big hit with male fans of the soap. The actress, who has been with the show since 2008, explained that "slightly older" men seem to find Julie particularly appealing. "It's really weird, but I always get men over the age of 40 coming up to me and saying, 'I love Julie, I love Julie'. Not the wives - it's always the husbands who are fond of her," Cavanagh told The Mirror. "I get lots of lorry drivers talking to me, too. And I get fan mail from men as well. I had a really lovely poem from a man who was slightly in love with Julie. He must have been over 60 and it was really nice. "So I think there's something going on there with Julie and the male psyche. She's a throwback to a time when women behaved themselves,...

Former Coronation Street star Kevin Kennedy has promised that the team behind the soap's new musical project are planning "big surprises" for fans. As announced last month, Kennedy is reprising his role as Curly Watts for live stage show Street of Dreams, which has its premiere at Manchester's M.E.N. Arena later this year. Bill Roache (Ken Barlow), Katy Cavanagh (Julie Carp), Julie Goodyear (Bet Lynch) and Brian Capron (Richard Hillman) have also signed up, while Paul O'Grady will be hosting. Kennedy told the Manchester Evening News: "It's big, it's spectacular - that's why it's got to be in an arena setting. It's just a beautiful piece of work and very complimentary to what Coronation Street is all about." "There's going to be a myriad of big surprises," (more)...

ITV has unveiled details for a special live musical version of Coronation Street. Street of Dreams will debut in Manchester in 2012, and will feature classic storylines and past characters from the soap's long history. Paul O'Grady will host the production by the award-winning Trisha Ward, as he takes the audience through the show and meets the various characters on-stage. Julie Goodyear will return as Bet Lynch, along with Kevin Kennedy as Curly Watts and Brian Capron as the murderous Richard Hillman. Current stars will include William Roache (Ken Barlow) and Katy Cavanagh (Julie Carp). The show (more)...

Coronation Street bosses were forced to bring in a body double for cast member Katy Cavanagh while filming Sophie and Sian's wedding scenes, according to a report. Cavanagh, who plays eccentric Julie Carp on the ITV1 soap, was struck down with severe stomach pains ahead of the on-location shoot and had to take time off work, The Mirror claims. It is thought that Coronation Street chiefs quickly recruited a stand-in for Cavanagh, who was filmed from behind in all of her scenes. Plans to give Julie lines at the ceremony had to be scrapped. A Coronation Street source told the newspaper: "Viewers won't know it's not Katy because the stand-in looked identical from behind - her hair was styled in the same way. "She is a (more)...

Coronation Street star Katy Cavanagh has revealed that she wants her character Julie Carp to marry Brian Packham. The pair dated briefly last year but recently reunited following a chance meeting at a children's reading group. Cavanagh told News & Star of her alter ego's future: "Well, she's fallen in love and is just about to move in with Brian. Hopefully there are going to be some big storylines for her. "They are going to stay together. Julie has got a good man - I will be severely disappointed if I can't get a wedding dress! Though (more)...

Coronation Street couple Julie Carp and Brian Packham will become UFO spotters in a forthcoming storyline, a report has claimed. The eccentric pair, played by Katy Cavanagh and Peter Gunn, find a new shared interest in the coming weeks when they think they have seen strange objects overhead, according to the Daily Star. It is thought that Julie and Brian soon spring into action and start keeping watch on the skies in the light-hearted plotline. Brian apparently takes the lead in the new project, telling Julie that he (more)...

Coronation Street factory worker Julie Carp is to launch her own business in a forthcoming storyline, a report has claimed. The batty blonde - played by Katy Cavanagh - teams up with love interest Brian Packham (Peter Gunn) to open up a fruit and veg store after their romance becomes serious later this year, according to The Sun. It is thought that the pair open the business in the empty retail space which housed Ashley Peacock's butcher shop before his tragic death last December. Coronation (more)...

A spokesman for Coronation Street has played down an on-set accident involving Vicky Entwistle and Katy Cavanagh. Earlier today, it was reported that Entwistle and Cavanagh were injured during the filming of a fight scene. The incident occurred when Entwistle's character Janice Battersby had to throw a chair at Cavanagh's Julie Carp and pin her to a wall in the Underworld factory. However, (more)...

Coronation Street stars Vicky Entwistle and Katy Cavanagh were reportedly hurt during filming of a fight scene. The pair - who play Janice Battersby and Julie Carp respectively - were shooting the dramatic scenes inside the Street's Underworld factory, The Mirror reports. The scenes apparently show Janice pinning Julie to a wall and throwing a chair. However, filming was halted temporarily when Entwistle's finger was cut and Cavanagh ended up with a split lip. "She sat there looking sorry for herself while Vicky sol­diered on after being treated," (more)...

This is the dramatic moment that Coronation Street's Michelle Connor (Kym Marsh) sees red with her sister-in-law Carla Gordon (Alison King) and drags her into the Street by her hair. Michelle's suspicions over Carla finally reach boiling point during tonight's episode and when she eventually cajoles a confession from Carla that she knew about her husband Tony's (Gray O'Brien) involvement in Liam's death, she flies into a blind rage. As Michelle's restrained by Julie (Katy Cavanagh) and Hayley (Julie Hesmondhalgh), the factory girls are stunned to learn the shocking truth about Carla's deceit. One by one, the girls walks away, leaving Carla a solitary figure on the cobbles. With that, she breaks down in tears. (more)...

Coronation Street actress Katy Cavanagh has insisted that her character Julie Carp would not have an affair with her half-sister's boyfriend Jesse Chadwick (John Thomson). During tonight's episode of the ITV1 show, Eileen (Sue Cleaver) is not impressed when Julie takes on the role of Jesse's sidekick Hia-Lowa. When asked if an affair is on the cards, Cavanagh told Digital Spy on the red carpet at this (more)...

Coronation Street's Katy Cavanagh has graduated from the Open University with a 2.1 degree in humanities studies. The 35-year-old, who stars as Weatherfield knicker stitcher Julie Carp, began her studies eight years ago and finally graduated at a ceremony held at Manchester's Bridgewater Hall on Friday. Due to family and work commitments, Cavanagh took a leave of absence for two years, before completing the course earlier this year. Of her graduation, she told Digital Spy: "I'm absolutely over the moon. I never thought I'd finish it. It's been a long, (more)...

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On the day of Colin's (Edward de Souza) 70th birthday, the party's in full swing at The Rovers and after the birthday boy makes a surprise proposal to Rita (Barbara Knox), Julie's (Katy Cavanagh) drunken mother Paula (Sharon Duce) makes an unwelcome appearance. Following a vicious argument, Paula's pushed to the edge by her daughter and eventually blurts out a shocking secret which leaves Eileen (Sue Cleaver), (more)...

It's been a long week for Katy Cavanagh and it's finally drawn to a close. Numerous emotional scenes in the Rovers, a boogie and a sing-song at Kelly Crabtree's birthday, a shopping trip for Julie and numerous marathon training sessions later, Katy's ready for a well-earned rest at home with her family. For the final time, here's what Katy got up to on her her last Digital Spy diary day. 7am: Woke up with 'The Promise' by Girls Aloud on a loop in my head - probably because I had to learn the dance for my impromptu boogie in the Rovers. Started everyone else in the make-up room singing it. After I've been 'Julied', quick cup of tea and look at my lines before I plunge into first of ten scenes today. By Friday I start to lose my stranglehold on what day is where and which is whose -...

After yesterday's Julie Carp-esque shopping spree, Katy Cavanagh dons the dress for Colin Grimshaw's (Edward de Souza) 70th birthday bash, during which a huge family secret is revealed. Here, Katy gives us a sneak peek into her hectic day filming in Day Three of her 'Week In The Life Of...' feature. 7am: Cup of tea, bowl of Shreddies, big blow dry and a little lippy later, I arrived on set to celebrate Colin's 70th birthday. Always a bit surreal shooting party scenes first thing in the morning. In the Rovers all day today, so lots of banter and general cheekiness especially as the scenes we're shooting are really traumatic. 10am: Bit of a break in the green room. The lovely Craig Kelly made me a cup of tea in a borrowed mug - mine has never reappeared. Probably best not to dwell on that, only a mug after all.

With her mug still nowhere to be seen and plenty of marathon training to be done, Katy Cavanagh embarks on her fourth diary day for Digital Spy. 8am: Tired this morning. Arrived at work and went straight into make-up. Decided to experiment with Julie's hair today - mini beehive with a clip at the back. Made me laugh which is always a good sign. Feeling the effects of my run last night but at least I can walk - even if I do have two enormous blisters on my insoles. Ouch!! 11am: Grabbed a banana for some energy and was called onto set in Stage One to shoot some scenes with Paula and Eileen. Complex scenes but I think we got the measure of them after some intense discussions with each other and the director. So lucky to be working with Sue and Sharon - they're both really talented and experienced actresses.

After a busy one yesterday, Katy Cavanagh returns to blog about her next hectic day filming on the cobbles of Britain's most famous street. Today, Katy goes shopping, films on a new set and has a good chat with her screen mum Sharon Duce. Katy tells us more in Day Two.... 6.45am: Arrived at work bleary-eyed and went straight into make-up. Can't usually string a sentence together until 8am but managed to swap toddler stories with Caroline, my make-up artist, who also made me a piece of toast because I forgot to eat something when I left the house. She's lovely! Looked over my scenes. 8.15am: First scene of the day in the living room of the Rovers with Eileen and Jason. Never worked on this set before, so it felt quite strange. I'm so used to the Battersbys. It's good strange, though, because Julie certainly wasn't feeling comfortable and at home there!

Katy Cavanagh first appeared in Coronation Street as Julie Carp in April 2008 and quickly became a permanent fixture in Weatherfield when she moved in with her 'Kirky' and secured a job as an Underworld machinist and then supervisor. Producers are now bringing Julie to the forefront of the Manchester-based soap as her relationship with Kirk begins to wither and her mother Paula (Sharon Duce) appears on the cobbles and the shocking secret she's had stowed away for years. So what does a week in the life of a Corrie actor consist of? The lovely Katy Cavanagh reveals all in Day One of our first ever 'Week In The Life Of...' feature. 9am: Arrived at work, straight into makeup to get my Julie 'do'. Looked over my scenes for the day, on two units today. Got into my costume and chose my matching accessories - Julie spends a lot more...