Watch as soap stars Tyler Christopher and Ronn Moss deal with a new face in their households courtesy of ABC’s “Wife Swap.”

Say goodbye to “The Bold and the Beautiful’s” Katherine Kelly Lang and her alter ego, Brooke, because the actress is leaving the show to take part in the Italian version of “Dancing With the Stars!”

Multiple Emmy-nominee Thorsten Kaye won the hearts of soap opera audiences with his strong portrayal of “All My Children’s” Zach Slater, “One Life to Live’s” Patrick Thornhart and “Port Charles’” Ian Thornhart, but can the actor strike gold again as Ronn Moss’ replacement in the role of “The Bold and the Beautiful’s” Ridge Forrester? It won’t be the first time an actor has walked into the shoes of a major character whose previous portrayer is very much loved in the role, but then again, these aren’t just any old shoes to fill! Soap Opera Network caught up with Ridge’s onscreen dad, John McCook (Eric Forrester), who’s not only been working with Kaye as Ridge since day one, but who’s also quite familiar with the father/son dynamic the two characters have established over the years. Read on to get his take on the bold recasting choice, how he views Kaye’s approach to the role and what’s in store for Eric and Ridge in the weeks ahead!

Miss seeing former soap star Jeff Branson on the screen? You’re in luck! The actor, who has portrayed “The Young and the Restless’” Ronan Malloy, “All My Children’s” Jonathan Lavery and “Guiding Light’s” Shayne Lewis, will be appearing on tonight’s episode of TNT’s “Perception!”

If you’ve missed seeing Spencer Cassadine on ABC’s “General Hospital,” don’t fret as portrayer Nicolas Bechtel can be seen in the new Disney Channel Original Series, “Stuck in the Middle,” which debuts on Sunday, February 14 at 8:45 PM, EST, immediately following the network’s premiere of “Frozen.” The series will officially join the channel’s lineup beginning Friday, March 11 at 9:00 PM, EST.

“Days of our Lives” has been renewed for two seasons at Peacock, keeping the show on the air for season 59 and a historic 60th anniversary season.

Months after announcing his planned exit from “Days of our Lives,” Jamey Giddens reveals he’s joined the writing team of “Tyler Perry’s Sistas.”

To coincide with the season five premiere of “Pretty Little Liars,” which aired on Tuesday, June 10, ABC Family’s Tom…

On Tuesday, January 7, ABC Family will run an all-day marathon of its most popular series, “Pretty Little Liars,” which will lead into the season premiere of the series and its spin-off, “Ravenswood.”

“Days of our Lives” to end its historic run on NBC with a move to streaming service Peacock, becoming the first daytime broadcast series to do so. The soap will be replaced by “NBC News Daily” or local news on NBC stastions.

Noah Huntley has been cast as Lord Sebastian Alamain in the Peacock original series “Days of our Lives: Beyond Salem,” Soap Opera Network can confirm exclusively.

Peacock is going “Beyond Salem” for a five-part limited spinoff series from the creators of “Days of our Lives” that’s filled with romance, action, drama, surprises, and the return of Lisa Rinna. The future of Salem rests in her hands!

This evening, ABC confirmed the list of contestants for the 13th season of “Dancing with the Stars.” The list leaked earlier today on Twitter proved to be accurate. Both lists included actor J.R. Martinez, 28, from “All My Children.” Martinez is a veteran of the Iraq war and a highly sought-after motivational speaker for the causes that effect his fellow veterans. He joined the 41-year old ABC soap as Brot Monroe in November of 2008. Martinez follows in the foot steps of former “DWTS” winner Kelly Monaco (Sam, “General Hospital”) and his “AMC” co-stars and former “DWTS” contestants Cameron Mathison (Ryan) Susan Lucci (Erica) and Aiden Turner (ex-Aidan).

Joining Martinez will be a slew of figures from the entertainment (actors, reality stars, commentators, and musicians) and sports world including:

Peacock has released the first trailer of “Days of our Lives: Beyond Salem,” revealing the return of Charles Shaughnessy as Shane Donovan, more details on the stolen jewels, and a guest appearance by “RuPaul’s Drag Race” alum Jackie Cox.

“Days of our Lives: Beyond Salem” will premiere Monday, September 6, Peacock has confirmed. The streaming service has also provided a sneak peek at some of your favorite characters in action.

As it gets ready to finish the traditional television season (September-May) as America’s most-watched network in viewers for the 11th…

ABC News, with WMUR-TV, will host a Republican primary debate on Thursday, January 18, at Saint Anselm College in Manchester, New Hampshire.

Having catapulted to the number one spot in the 18-49 demo and experienced double digit improvement in many time slots, NBC has announced its upcoming fall 2014-2015 primetime schedule. The network is introducing a portfolio of new content that will be joining veteran shows “About a Boy,” “The Blacklist,” “Chicago Fire,” “Chicago P.D.,” “Grimm,” “Hannibal,” “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit,” “Parenthood,” “Parks and Recreation,” “America Ninja Warrior,” “America’s Got Talent,” “The Biggest Loser,” “Celebrity Apprentice,” “Hollywood Game Night” and “The Voice.”

Chandler Massey opens up about reprising the role of Will Horton on “Days of our Lives: Beyond Salem,” working with Zach Tinker as the new Sonny Kiriakis, that intimate shower scene, and teases his Hallmark Channel movie, “Next Stop Christmas.”

NBC has released its 2018-19 Television Schedule, which includes dramas “Manifest” and “New Amsterdam” and comedy “I Fee Bad.” The network has also picked up FOX transplant “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” for a sixth season.