“Jane The Virgin” shows more of her lovable antics this October on Sony Channel

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Avid viewers of Jane the Virgin are surely in for a surprising treat when everybody’s favorite telenovela returns to Sony Channel for a third season this October.

The new season begs an all-important question: Will Jane finally lose her virginity? And if she does, to whom? Will it be to her husband Michael (Brett Dier), who has loved her for a long time? To her boss Rafael (Justin Baldoni), who starts to have feelings for her? 

Or to Sam (Miles Gaston Villanueva), a childhood crush who suddenly vies for her affection?

Jane continues to manage the many things going on in her life as she endures an unexpected change, and her life suddenly becomes as dramatic and complicated as the telenovelas she has always loved.

Jane the Virgin Season 3 premieres within 12 Hours of the U.S. telecast on October 18, every Tuesday at 8:50 pm. First & Exclusive on Sony Channel.

Sony Channel is seen on SKYCable Channel 35, Cignal Digital TV Channel 60, GSat Channel 48, Global Destiny Cable Channel 62, and Cable Link Channel 39.

Golden Globe Awards 2015 Winners

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“Transparent,” “The Affair,” “Boyhood” and “The Grand Budapest Hotel” emerged as the big winners at the 72nd edition of Golden Globe Awards held on January 11 at the Beverly Hills Hilton Hotel in California. Tina Fey and Amy Poehler are program hosts.

Here is the complete list of winners:

Best Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture:

J.K. Simmons (Whiplash)

Best Supporting Actress in a Series, Mini-Series or TV Movie:

Joanne Froggatt (Downton Abbey)

Best TV Movie or Mini-Series:

Fargo

Best Actor in a Mini-Series or TV Movie:

Billy Bob Thornton (Fargo)

Best Actress in a TV Series, Musical or Comedy:

Gina Rodriguez (Jane The Virgin)

Best TV Series, Musical or Comedy:

Transparent

Best Original Score – Motion Picture:

Jóhann Jóhannsson (The Theory Of Everything)

Best Original Song – Motion Picture:

“Glory” from Selma

Best Supporting Actor in a Series, Mini-Series or TV Movie:

Matt Bomer (The Normal Heart)

Best Actress In A Motion Picture, Musical or Comedy:

Amy Adams (Big Eyes)

Best Animated Film:

How To Train Your Dragon 2

Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture:

Patricia Arquette (Boyhood)

Best Screenplay – Motion Picture:

Alejandro González Iñárritu, Nicolás Giacobone, Alexander Dinelaris, Armando Bo (Birdman)

Best Actor in a TV Series, Musical or Comedy:

Jeffrey Tambor (Transparent)

Best Foreign Language Film:

Leviathan

Best Actress in a Mini-Series or TV Movie:

Maggie Gyllenhaal (The Honorable Woman)

Best TV Series, Drama:

The Affair

Best Actor in a TV Series, Drama:

Kevin Spacey (House of Cards)

Cecil B. DeMille Award:

George Clooney

Best Director – Motion Picture:

Richard Linklater (Boyhood)

Best Actress in a TV Series, Drama:

Ruth Wilson (The Affair)

Best Actor in a Motion Picture, Musical or Comedy:

Michael Keaton (Birdman)

Best Motion Picture, Musical or Comedy:

The Grand Budapest Hotel

Best Actress in a Motion Picture, Drama:

Julianne Moore (Still Alice)

Best Actor in a Motion Picture, Drama:

Eddie Redmayne (The Theory of Everything)

Best Motion Picture, Drama:

Boyhood

Jane The Virgin

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This story of Jane is about something to watch and follow all its teleseries.  I was so curious, really. Stated on an article of "Jane the Virgin, that "A young, devout woman discovers that she was accidentally artificially inseminated," well, here this goes:

When Jane Villanueva was a young girl, her grandmother, Alba, convinced her of two things: 

-  telenovelas are the highest form of entertainment, and
-  women must protect their virginity at all costs.

Now age 23, Jane is a driven young woman studying to become a teacher, nursing a dream to be a writer, and supporting herself with a job at a hot new Miami hotel. 

All the years of watching telenovelas with the two women who raised her – her sexy, young-at-heart mother, Xiomara (known as “Xo”), and her still-devout grandmother, Alba – have given Jane a slightly unrealistic view of romance. Although she is determined not to make the same mistake Xo made – becoming an unwed mother at 16 – Jane could not be closer to the two wonderful women who have shaped her life.

They are very different people – Xo lives her life as a perpetual teenager, performing at local clubs and always looking for a new man, while Alba makes religion and prayer the focus of her life – but both women consider Jane the center of their universe and love the grounded, compassionate and ambitious young woman she has become.

Despite the conflicting influences of her mother and grandmother, Jane has managed to find a wonderful fiancé: a handsome, hard-working detective named Michael, who loves her enough to accept her detailed timeline for their future together and even her insistence on “saving herself” until they’re married. All of Jane’s meticulous life plans are turned upside down, however, when she sees her doctor for a routine check-up and is accidentally artificially inseminated with a specimen meant for the patient in the next room.

Unbeknownst to her, the specimen belongs to Rafael, a reformed playboy and cancer survivor, who is not only the new owner of the hotel where Jane works but also a former summer crush of hers.

A few weeks later, the unsuspecting Jane is faced with the most important decisions of her life. Will she continue with the pregnancy?

How can she explain the situation to her fiancé and family? And what should she do about the wishes of the biological father, Rafael, and his scheming wife Petra? At the same time, Jane’s mother Xo is facing a life-changing decision of her own: after years of letting Jane and Alba believe she didn’t know the identity of Jane’s father, the time has come to admit the truth – Jane’s father is Xo’s former boyfriend Rogelio.

Making the situation even more surreal, Rogelio is now a huge telenovela star, and he definitely wants to meet his unsuspecting daughter. 

Though she has always tried to be the responsible good girl who does the right thing, Jane’s normally quiet life has suddenly become as dramatic, complicated and unpredictable as the telenovelas she has always loved.

The series stars Gina Rodriguez (“Filly Brown,” “The Bold and the Beautiful”) as Jane, Justin Baldoni (“Single Ladies,” “The Bold and the Beautiful”) as Rafael, Brett Dier (“Ravenswood”) as Michael, Andrea Navedo (“Law & Order: Special Victims Unit,” “Golden Boy”) as Xiomara, Yael Grobglas (“Reign”) as Petra, Ivonne Coll (“Switched at Birth,” “The Bold and the Beautiful”) as Alba and Jaime Camil (“Devious Maids,” “Que Pobres Tan Ricos”) as Rogelio.

Jane the Virgin airs every Sunday, October 19 at 9:05 pm, in the same week as the US telecast, first & exclusively on Sony Channel. 

Sony Channel is seen on SKYCable Channel 35, Cignal Digital TV Channel 60, Destiny Cable Channel 62, Cable Link Channel 39.

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