Hallmark Channel’s parent company — in the wake of GAC Family noisily snatching away Christmas-movie queen Candace Cameron Bure — has announced that it has signed Taylor Cole to an exclusive multi-picture overall deal, as the TV-Movie Universe’s odd little “arms race” carries on. “We are thrilled to have Taylor on board to star in multiple movies for Hallmark,” said

According to a report by Southern Living, when Hollywood came to an abrupt halt in March, due to the coronaviruspandemic, all productions for films and television series were postponed. However, the report said that Hallmark was one of the first groups to get back to work, while following strict COVID-19 safety measures. This year Hallmark fans will experience a whole

Christmas Festival of Ice (November 4, 8pm ET, Hallmark Channel): Busy lawyer Emma (Taylor Cole) feels compelled to save her hometown’s Christmas festival after it’s canceled due to a lack of funding. She convinces Nick (Damon Runyan), a Christmas tree farmer with a secret talent for ice sculpting, to compete, which brings them closer than they ever expected.

A MODERN TAKE ON ‘MY FAIR LADY’ TAYLOR COLE AND STEVE LUND STAR IN ‘THE ART OF US,’ A NEW, ORIGINAL HALLMARK CHANNEL ORIGINAL MOVIE WORLD PREMIERE SATURDAY, MAY 20

Mandy Cooper (TAYLOR COLE) is a young executive assistant who works for Deidre Kelley, a legendary New York public relations consultant. Though she longs to become a PR exec, Mandy’s hopes are crushed one summer day when Deidre tells her she doesn’t have what it takes to make it. Meanwhile, Prince Colin of Edgemere, a handsome British monarch with a