La Salada

Yara abandons her dream career as a navigation officer for the sake of her possessive husband, but an encounter with an old friend takes her down a perilous path.

Mayumi Himura (Mai Fukagawa), Yukari Jinno (Atsuko Maeda), and Riko Kumazawa (Anna Ishii) all have different backgrounds and seem to have no connections between themselves. Due to a missing woman's case, the lives of these 3 women diverges into unexpected directions. Their hidden secrets are revealed and the truth behind the case is revealed. Mayumi Himura is 32 years old and single. She works in the public relations department for a large clothing company. ayumi Himura experiences setbacks at her job and she now wants to get married to escape from work. Marriage isn't so easy for her now and she feels anxious. Mayumi Himura longs to experience ordinary happiness. Yukari Jinno is a 34 year old housewife and her in-laws are a wealthy family. Her life seems comfortable, but she is always lonely. She doesn't have a child. Her husband treats her like a housemaid and she doesn't have anyone around that she can trust. Yukari Jinno also longs to experience ordinary happiness. Riko Kumazawa (Anna Ishii) is a 29 year old rookie detective who has recently begun to work in detective division. She longs to have ordinary happiness.

This love story/suspense drama will keep you gripped to the mounting tension between the conniving Kiyoka and the sweet-natured Misaki until the final episode. Kiyoka, a doctor, will stop at nothing to exact revenge on the woman she thinks brought destruction to her marriage and life. Misaki, a working interpreter, wife and mother-to-be, will do anything to protect the people she loves. Meanwhile, both women are forced to reconcile the love for their husbands with other men in their lives who seem to understand their very essence.

An anthology series of the early 1950s. It was broadcast by CBS from 1951 to 1952, with episodes typically re-using stories from the earlier television series "Stars Over Hollywood". Then NBC broadcast the series from 1952 to its finale in 1953. Instead of filmed episodes, the NBC version used live broadcasts from the NBC studios in Burbank, California. The well-known gossip columnist Jimmie Fidler served as the regular host for NBC. The series featured the television debuts of then-popular actresses Ethel Barrymore, Dorothy Lamour, and Gloria Swanson. The series suffered from poor ratings, because it was broadcast in direct competition with the hit sitcom "I Love Lucy". It was eventually canceled, despite Fidler's protests that it would get better ratings if broadcast at any other point.

Music video director, Daniel, is trying to make it into the film industry while also trying to survive in the city of Sacramento. As everything gets in his way on his journey, he still finds the motivation to keep going.