(SoapOperaNetwork.com) — In an interview with Soap Opera Network, "The Young and the Restless" star Joshua Morrow (Nicholas Newman) took the time to talk about the outcome of the arbitration storyline set to air on the Tuesday, March 8 episode of the CBS soap, but he also sheds light on which storyline he'd like to tackle at some point in the future.

Morrow, who joined "Y&R" in June 1994, has found his character dealing with the rape of his high school sweetheart (Sharon, Sharon Case), the death of his adopted daughter (Cassie, Camryn Grimes), a divorce from two wives (Sharon and Phyllis, Michelle Stafford) and multiple kids, but what storyline has Morrow not played on "The Young and the Restless," but wishes he could act out in the future? "I guess something along the addiction phase. I don't think that Nick has ever really had a problem. He seems to have a wandering eye with the ladies, so one could definitely describe that as an addiction, but something addictive. I think that would be kind of fun just to see Nick fall apart a little bit. I'm always interested in the people who get to bare their sole like that on air, so I think that would be kind of cool."

While the the dynamics are completely different, what does the actor think viewers, who might be going through a similar situation, be able to take from the arbitration storyline taking place between Victor Newman (Eric Braeden) and his kids? "I think first and foremost that honesty must prevail. Victor has proven to be incapable of being honest to his children, which is very peculiar because the character is written where he always cares about his family. He's willing to do anything, but he sure makes some very questionable decisions about being forthright with them. I guess honesty and some compromise," said Morrow. "With Nick and Victor you've got two very headstrong people who don't really seem to want to bend on this. Once Nick joined this thing it became pretty serious and it carried a lot of weight to this lawsuit. I guess things like this happen in real life where the children are after their father's legacy and trying to carve out their own niche financially, but it is tough for me to think that children could go this far with their parent. It is a television show. It is dramatized to a very serious degree. I can't imagine families acting like this."

To find out the result of the case of Newman vs Newman, Newman and Newman/Carlton, tune into "The Young and the Restless" weekdays on CBS. Anytime on CBS.com. Check local listings.

(Soap Opera Network) — “All My Children‘s” Debbi Morgan gets personal for a very good cause.

Curtis J. Benjamin helms the “Saving Our Daughters” book series which features thoughts, stories and letters from renowned and predominantly African-America female psychologists, executives, entertainers, entrepreneurs as well as everyday mothers and in some cases fathers. Self esteem, superiority and inferiority surrounding skin color, and eating disorders are a few subjects touched on in the “Saving Our Daughter” series. “Saving Our Daughters” strives to touch the lives of young females, African American or not, facing these complicated issues. The 5th Edition of the series, which was released on February 15, takes on the most relevant current issue facing teens today: Bullying. “All My Children’s” Debbi Morgan joins writer Maya Angelou, singers Janet Jackson and Tiffany Evans, actresses Alfre Woodard and Anika Noni Rose to name a few to share personal letters and personal stories of bullying in “Saving Our Daughters: Who Will Save the Little Girl?” in hopes of helping the many female youths facing bullying as we speak. Morgan also received the distinction of sharing the cover of the latest edition of the series.

The following is Morgan’s powerful contribution to the Foreword of “Saving Our Daughters: Who Will Save the Little Girl?”:

To Whom It May Concern:

I was very small when I was a teenage girl and was picked on and bullied constantly. My teenage years were actually the lowest point of my life, and sometimes I just wanted to die. I began to have this constant fear whenever I had to go to school or whenever I knew I might come in contact with these bullying girls. Now as an adult looking back I would tell “my teenage self” and present this quote to all teen girls facing this trauma…

It is your birthright to be treated with dignity and self-respect, but whatever we fear is what we attract… whatever we project and perceive is what manifests in our lives.

Bullies are threatened by fearless, confident girls…Consider your birthright, dig deep, find that self-confidence and fearlessness within…and bullies be gone.

Sincerely,

~ Actress Debbi Morgan

For more on the great “Saving Our Daughters” series visit http://savingourdaughters.org. For information on how to purchase this or any previous edition of Saving Our Daughter visit the Barnes & Noble website.

In related news, Morgan is not only contributing to books, she’s also in the middle of completing a fictional book with the interesting title “My Ass Turned 50 … And I Lost My Mind!” We’ll keep you updated on that production as details become available. As for Morgan’s “AMC” alter-ego, after a slow reintroduction (starting later today, March 8) into Pine Valley over the next few weeks, look for Dr. Angie Hubbard’s dramatic story to kick into high gear as the month comes to a close.

(SoapOperaNetwork.com) — "The Young and the Restless" Episode Recap – Monday, March 7, 2011.

IT HAPPENED TODAY…

With Victor and Adam both no-shows to the arbitration ruling, Michael calls Heather and tells her to find his clients and get them there immediately. Heather discovers that Victor is talking to the District Attorney Walsh and tells him that he needs to get to the arbitration. Victor informs her that he will be there. Alone, Victor gives his account of the events surrounding Skye’s death, pointing out that he heard both Sharon and her heated exchange of words, then later hearing what appeared to be Sharon trying to save Skye from falling into the volcano. DA Walsh is instantly skeptical as to why Victor has come forward all of a sudden. Victor points out he doesn’t want to see an innocent woman go to jail.

Sharon questions Nick’s odd behavior when she tells him about Adam’s strange behavior. Nick quickly plays it off and the two head to the arbitration. Once there, Sharon makes an attempt to call Adam, leaving a message on his phone to please call her. Heather overhears the conversation and tells her how Adam will always be a master user. She then lets slip about Victor trying to get Sharon off the hook for Skye's death.

Neil and Sofia discuss how she got her job back and wonders if he talked up for her merely because they slept together. He assures her it wasn’t like that; she’s bright and is very important to the company. Malcolm arrives and handing her the bouquet she was going to have for their wedding, proposes to her again, as Neil watches on.

At the arbitration, Victor lights into his children for their actions and how he would rather let his billion dollar company he solely created crumble to the ground than give them any part of it. Nick and Victoria both fire back with their own accounts of his past behaviors against them but before things can get out of control, the judge calls for a recess so he can make his decision. With Victor alone, he is stunned to see Neil enter the conference room.

On the Next The Young and the Restless…

• Abby continues to have worries.
• Sharon tells Nick he’s become just like his father.
• Victor has a heated exchange with Neil.

(SoapOperaNetwork.com) — "The Young and the Restless" has bumped veteran actress Judtih Chapman (Gloria Abbott Bardwell) to recurring status according to published reports. She joins "Y&R" co-stars Sean Kanan (Deacon Sharpe), Ted Shackelford (Jeffrey Bardwell), Thom Bierdz (Phillip Chancellor III) and a number of other daytime actors in the recurring line (for some, they had been recurring since they joined or returned).

Chapman joined the cast in 2005 when she replaced "Dallas" and "Knot's Landing" star Joan Van Ark as the mother of Michael (Christian J. LeBlanc) and Kevin (Greg Rikaart).

In addition to her role on "The Young and the Restless," Chapman has appeared in all but two current daytime soaps ("The Bold and the Beautiful" and "All My Children" being the exceptions). She made her television debut in 1975, when she portrayed the role of Natalie Bannon Hughes on CBS' canceled "As The World Turns." In the late 1980's, she also filled in for co-star Jess Walton in the role of Jill Abbott when the actress became ill.

(SoapOperaNetwork.com) — “General Hospital” Episode Recap – Monday, March 7, 2011.

IT HAPPENED TODAY…

Brenda tries to escape, but Theo finds her and brings her back to his cave. Theo demands to know what Brenda has done with his grandchild. Sonny and Dante work together to get information from the Balkan assassin. Shawn returns with the Balkan’s records, and Jason is hopeful there may be a clue to Brenda’s whereabouts.

Sam admits to Abby how much she would like to have a child with Jason. Jason warns Michael away from a mob life because of the sacrifice the job requires.

Michael and Abby grow closer – but when Abby invites him back to her place, Michael panics and turns down intimacy.

Luke and Lucky discuss the risks of having a green card marriage with Siobhan. Siobhan is notified that she is being deported.

On the Next General Hospital…

• Jason and Sam get romantic in her hospital bed.
• Elizabeth submits a new DNA paternity test for Aiden.
• Nikolas and Brook Lynn make love.

(SoapOperaNetwork.com) — “One Life to Live” Episode Recap – Monday, March 7, 2011.

IT HAPPENED TODAY…

Tess has duped Natalie and takes the baby from her. Ford tells James he has a plan for Tess. While Tess gloats about her freedom, Ford reveals to Langston that he plans to commit Tess.

Marty is about to tell John something important about the baby, but Viki interrupts. John goes to find Natalie and sees her with Brody and Liam and he walks off, hurt and angry. Marty is enigmatic about everything having worked out as she hoped.

Starr and Langston reconnect. Starr admits she and James are together now. The two friends bond and remark over the reversal of their fortunes. Téa has knocked out Todd and tied him up to keep him from running after Dani and Nate. In a vulnerable moment Todd admits he’s scared of losing everyone he loves.

Tomas makes a mysterious phone call about Todd. Blair has told Cristian about Tomas, and Cristian remembers him from his childhood. Tomas comes in and reveals he’s sticking around. Cristian tells Blair to stay cautious about Tomas because Cristian has thought something was sketchy about the way he left home and never came back.

On the Next One Life to Live…

• Rex show up to help Bo.
• Clint pumps Nora for information.
• John cans Gigi when she scolds him.

(SoapOperaNetwork.com) — “All My Children” Episode Recap – Monday, March 7, 2011.

IT HAPPENED TODAY…

Cara enjoys her bridal shower. Tad convinces Jesse that the wedding is genuine and he agrees to be Tad’s best man. Amanda questions Jake on what he plans to do with Cara’s wedding ring now that she’s given it back to him.

Diane uses Spike as an excuse to get Kendall off the yacht and over to his school so Ricky can have time alone to search for the evidence. Ricky claims to be looking for his cell phone when Kendall returns and questions what he’s doing. Jake catches Griffin going through medical supplies but Griffin covers. When Griffin shows up, Ricky overhears him confess to Kendall about the drugs he stole from the hospital and relays to Diane that they now have dirt on Griffin, if necessary.

JR lays into Colby for posting a video online after their family has already endured so much scandal but since she’s getting a lot of positive responses online Colby decides to leave it up there. Everyone at Cara’s bridal shower sees the video and Liza leaves to go find her daughter.

On the Next All My Children…

• Cara confronts Amanda for turning her into the feds.
• Kendall gives Cara a memento for her wedding.
• JR tells Marissa he wishes he could turn back the clock.

(SoapOperaNetwork.com) — “One Life to Live” stars Kristen Alderson (Starr) and Nic Robuck (James) present the second installment of their new online blog, “Unplugged,” and introduce one of the show’s newest cast members Nafessa Williams, who will play Deanna Forbes.

(SoapOperaNetwork.com) — CBS' "The Young and the Restless" is looking for a female detective to investigate an unknown case according to a casting call that has just gone out.

[FEMALE DETECTIVE] 30s to 40s, any ethnicity. Athletic, strong presence, lots of authority. 1 Episode at Principal

An airdate has not been set, but "Y&R" typically films about a month in advance prior to air.

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