It works, just add a name for the label and call 'draw' on it:

my $lbl = $w{2}->add(
     undef, 'Label',
     -y    => -5,
     -text => "The email you entered is $EMAIL\n"
);
$lbl->draw;
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Regards, Stefan

thanks stefan but one of the problem still persists
its just that when i change it from perl247@assassin.com to perl@assassin.com it would display something like:
perl@assassin.com.com

That happens when the new string is shorter than the old one, and is not entirely overwritten. There is, probably, a way to clear only that part of the screen before updating the label or padding the new string with spaces, but a better approach in my opinion is to use an TextEntry widget with 'readonly' and not 'focusable' attributes instead of a Label:

##########################
#####  OPTIONS PAGE  #####
##########################
my $EMAIL;
$w{2}->add(
    undef, 'Label',
    -y => -10,
    -text =>
"Please add email address here below in the event that the results wil
+l be mailed to you(Optional)\n"
);

my $temp;
my $ent1;
$w{2}->add(
    undef,
    'Buttonbox',
    -y       => -7,
    -buttons => [
        {
            -label   => " [EMAIL] ",
            -value   => 1,
            -onpress => sub {
                my $cui = shift()->root;
                $EMAIL = $cui->question("PLEASE ENTER EMAIL:");
                if ($EMAIL) {
                    $ent1->text("Address: $EMAIL");
                }
                else {
                    $cui->dialog("Question cancelled.");
                }
            },
        },
    ],
);

$ent1 = $w{2}->add(
    "ent1", "TextEntry",
    -y         => -5,
    -width     => 100,
    -readonly  => 1,
    -focusable => 0,
);
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Regards, Stefan