TNA Wrestling Superstar Jessie Godderz is scheduled to appear in the Friday, August 4 episode of CBS’ “The Young and the Restless.”

It’s been a decade since fans of NBC’s “Days of our Lives” last spotted the likes of Bonnie Lockhart in Salem. That’s about to change when portrayer Judi Evans gets ready to pull double duty beginning Friday, July 21.

Jordi Vilasuso has confirmed that he is departing NBC’s “Days of our Lives” after portraying Dario Hernandez since February 2016.

Ron Carlivati is officially ready to hit a home-run for NBC’s “Days of our Lives.” Will you be watching?

Originally set for release on Valentine’s Day 2018, Warner Bros. Pictures has announced that they have pushed back the release of “Game Night,” featuring “As The World Turns” alum Billy Magnussen, who starred as Casey Hughes on CBS’ “As The World Turns” from 2008-2010.

William deVry (Julian Jerome, “General Hospital”) tweets, “Thanks for the love. Always the love.”

In a season that finds ABC’s “The View” as the only broadcast program growing in total viewers over its year-ago performance, the daytime talk show continues to overpower CBS’ competing “The Talk” in all key categories.

“The Young and the Restless” celebrated #WorldEmojiDay in honor of upcoming Sony Pictures release, “The Emoji Movie,” hitting theaters Friday, July 28.

Former “Devious Maids” and “Entourage” star Dania Ramirez (ex-Rosie Falta) was said to be joining the upcoming seventh season of “Once Upon a Time” as a series regular, but now comes word from ABC that she’ll not only be playing the mother of an adult Henry’s child, but she’ll also be playing a different version of the beloved Cinderella.

Ratings Report for the Week of July 3-7, 2017

Ratings Report for the Week of June 26-30, 2017

“General Hospital” star William deVry (Julian Jerome), who has been in negotiations for several weeks with ABC over a new contract, may have filmed his final scenes at the daytime drama series, barring any last-minute change, reports Soap Opera Digest.

Nearly four years since launching a Kickstarter campaign to fund a pilot episode of “The Rich and the Ruthless,” loosely based on her novels “Secrets of a Soap Opera Diva” and “The Young and the Ruthless,” actress Victoria Rowell (ex-Drucilla Winters, “The Young and the Restless”) will finally see her vision come to life as a six-part scripted comedy series courtesy of Urban Movie Channel, an urban-focused subscription streaming service created by Black Entertainment Television founder Robert L. Johnson.