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.
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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.
“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.
If you’ve ever tuned into NBC’s “The Biggest Loser” and wondered what life is like for the contestants following their grueling experience, former “As The World Turns” actress Martha Byrne (ex-Lily Snyder) along with writer Daryn Strauss have come together for a new series that hopes to give you the answers you crave. In “Weight: The Series,” Byrne portrays the role of Claire Carlson, a mom who loses 100 pounds on a reality show and then has to contend with the absurd and complicated reactions of her friends and family as she attempts to balance the day to day pressures of staying thin and appearing on reality TV. If the description sounds interesting to you, you might be interested in attending a VIP Soap Party and Advanced Screening of the pilot alongside several of daytime’s biggest and brightest stars!
What a difference a year makes, huh “One Life to Live” fans? Looking back through the Soap Opera Network archives, I happened upon the last column that I had written. It was November 30, 2011, nearly two weeks after Prospect Park made the now infamous decision to scrap their plans to revive “OLTL” online, just five days after the soap wrapped production on its ABC run. And now here we are just over a year later, with that plan seemingly resurrected and “One Life,” along with sister soap “All My Children,” a month away from resuming production for new episodes on the internet.
“One Life to Live” parodies “Look Who’s Talking,” but does it mean the end of Llanview as we know it?
“All My Children’s” television run comes to an end, “The Chew” debuts in its place, and “One Life to Live” asks fans to sample Ford’s wiener.
With the Prospect Park era about to begin for “One Life to Live,” the show appears to be in better shape than its sister soap “All My Children.”
Just another abnormal week of “One Life to Live.”
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