The CW network says it has canceled the new U.S.

Heather Locklear is joining the cast of the updated version of her 1990s nighttime soap opera Melrose Place, the show's producers said Tuesday. Usmagazine.com said the actress is reprising her role of Amanda Woodward on the new series and will make her first appearance Nov.

PARK RIDGE, N.J., Sept. 8 /PRNewswire/ -- Sony high-definition cameras are creating a new "look" for the updated version of a popular TV series. The new "Melrose Place," which premieres Sept.

Heather Locklear is in negotiations to reprise her role of Amanda Woodward in the upcoming Melrose Place spinoff, sources told E! News. Locklear played the advertising executive and apartment complex landlady on the original series from 1992 to 1999. Her other TV credits include Dynasty, T.J.

Actress Josie Bissett has agreed to be a guest star on the updated version of the U.S.