Jennifer Pepperman (“As The World Turns,” “One Life to Live”) is joining All Elite Wrestling (AEW) as VP of Content Development following her exit from the WWE.

Mother/Son acting duo Kim Zimmer (“Guiding Light”) and Jake Weary (“Animal Kingdom”) to join “The Locher Room” to discuss their latest film, “Bleeding Love.”

“As The World Turns” alum Colleen Zenk has joined the cast of “The Young and the Restless” as Aunt Jordan, a woman with a grudge against the Newman family.

“The 19th Annual Daytime Stars and Strikes for Autism” is set for the weekend of October 7-8, 2023, featuring “As The World Turns” and “Guiding Light” stars.

Cady McClain IS Shirley Valentine in the Tony Award-nominated play “Shirley Valentine.” Find out how you can watch her much praised performance.

Elizabeth Hubbard, an acclaimed actress best known for her portrayal as Lucinda Walsh on “As The World Turns,” has died. She was 89 years old.

The 37-year-old former “As The World Turns” and “One Life to Live” actress had been battling metastatic breast cancer since being diagnosed in 2020.

Former “Guiding Light” star Tom Pelphrey is dating Kaley Cuoco (“The Big Bang Theory,” “The Flight Attendant”), the couple announced in a series of Instagram posts.

A former background actress at “The Young and the Restless” has filed a lawsuit against Sony Pictures Television and CBS, alleging sexual harassment by the show’s executive producer Anthony “Tony” Morina.

A former star of “The Bold and the Beautiful,” actor Winsor Harmon (ex-Thorne Forrester) was arrested for drinking in public earlier this month, according to police.

After a hearing that decided whether he was going to be granted parole dominated television screens this summer, Orenthal James Simpson (aka: O.J. Simpson) is now officially a free man. The former professional athlete and now ex-con was released from the Lovelock Correctional Center at midnight in order to “ensure public safety and reduce the potential for incident,” the Nevada Department of Corrections stated on its Facebook page early this morning.

“Days of our Lives” star Alison Sweeney was given a 3-year extension on a restraining order she filed earlier this month against Jon Christopher LuVisi.

Despite her lawsuit against CBS and Sony Pictures Television being dismissed by a judge last month, former “The Young and the Restless” actress Victoria Rowell (ex-Drucilla Winters) has officially filed an amended complaint against the two companies citing retaliation and discrimination. “We’ll vigorously prosecute claims,” said Rowell on Twitter.

On Wednesday, August 12, former “American Idol” contestant and “The Bold and the Beautiful” alum Constantine Maroulis (ex-Constantine Parros) was arrested for allegedly kicking the mother of his child in the groin, reports TMZ. “The mother of Constantine’s 4-year-old daughter called 911 from their home in Wyckoff, New Jersey claiming he threw her to the ground and kicked her in the groin,” the website cites a law enforcement source as saying.

After pleading guilty to vehicular assault (a fourth-degree felony) and operating a vehicle while intoxicated (a first-degree misdemeanor) in December, following an October 2014 car accident that left himself and girlfriend, Alyssa Tabit, injured, “Days of our Lives” star Freddie Smith (Sonny Kiriakis) appeared in an Ohio court earlier today as a judge handed down their ruling. Smith was sentenced to three days in jail, given two years probation and received a one year license suspension.

Victoria Rowell, who portrayed Drucilla Winters on CBS’ “The Young and the Restless” for the better part of two decades, is suing the network, Sony Pictures Television, Bell Dramatic Serial Company and Bell-Phillip Television Productions, Inc., producers of the daytime drama series, reports Deadline, for what her suit alleges is the result of Rowell being “impoverished and blackballed because she had chosen to speak out against the discrimination and injustice that she had endured and witnessed happen to other African Americans.”

It seems as if soap opera writers are penning Crystal Hunt’s life: The actress — who’s known in the soap world as “Guiding Light’s” Lizzie Spaulding and “One Life to Live’s” Stacy Morasco — was recently slapped with three years probation and 45 days of community service work after a 2013 bar brawl in which she threw a glass at another woman. And now, that woman — revealed to be Elizabeth Nam — is suing the actress, claiming that her injuries killed her future baby!

The last year for former “One Life to Live” actor Sean Ringgold (ex-Shaun Evans) has unfolded almost as if his real life is a daytime soap opera: First, the actor-turned-bodyguard was accused of sexual abuse and rape, and now he’s finally putting the ordeal to rest after a New Jersey court cleared him of the serious charges.

As Soap Opera Network previously reported, former “Guiding Light” and “One Life to Live” star Crystal Hunt (ex-Lizzie Spaulding; ex-Stacy Morasco) was facing up to four years in prison after allegedly attacking a woman in a West Hollywood bar in December of 2013, but a sentencing in court on Friday, October 17, left her with a much lesser punishment for the crime: Three years of formal probation and 45 days working for the California Department of Transportation.

“As The World Turns” and “Longmire” alum Bailey Chase has signed on for a multi-episode arc on “Chicago P.D.,” playing a DEA who interacts with Erin Lindsay.