As the storyline continues to unfold, watch as Steffy tells Finn it was her who killed his birth mother. Is this the end for SINN?
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ABC and CBS air sports in place of original episodes of “General Hospital,” “The Young and the Restless” and “The Bold and the Beautiful” on Christmas Day.
A social media post by Michelle Stafford has fans questioning the status of Mishael Morgan on “The Young and the Restless.” Is she leaving the soap?
Tabyana Ali made her debut as Trina Robinson on the Friday, March 25 episode of “General Hospital,” and yes, she’s on contract. Watch her first scenes.
Former “One Life to Live” star Kamar de los Reyes has joined the cast of The CW’s “All American” in a recurring capacity, playing the role of Coach Mr. Montes. Here’s what you need to know.
“The Young and the Restless” is reportedly in the midst of recasting the role of Summer Newman, last played by Hunter King. The show is looking for an actress to sign a potential three-year contract.
Victoria Rowell has joined the cast of the CBS series “Good Sam,” playing Tina Kingsley. She’ll appear in a recurring capacity opposite Sophia Bush who plays the title character.
Sydney Mikayla is off contract at “General Hospital,” now appearing as Trina Robinson in a recurring capacity. Find out the details in our exclusive with the actress.
Carly Corinthos and Jason Morgan have officially set their wedding date. Find out when the power couple will get married on “General Hospital,” and how they decided on the special day.
Daytime Emmy Award winner Bryan Craig is ready to return to daytime television, tweeting interest to all four daytime soaps. Which one will bite first?
Mishael Morgan made a brief appearance in the Wednesday, May 1 episode of “The Young and the Restless.” Will there be more?
Total Viewers
1. Y&R 4,169,000 (+106,000/+6,000)
2. B&B 3,500,000 (+180,000/+294,000)
3. GH 2,505,000 (-2,000/-48,000)
4. DAYS 2,283,000 (+28,000/+201,000)
“General Hospital” is currently casting the contract role of an African American female, reports Daytime Confidential.
Ratings Report for the Week of May 23-27, 2016
“Days of our Lives'” Chad and Abigail, as portrayed by actors Billy Flynn and Kate Mansi, have emerged into the soap’s most popular young couple. Here are 10 “Chabby” moments to remember.
On Friday, September 18, when Soap Opera Digest reported on a casting call going out for the contract role of Alisha by CBS’ “The Bold and the Beautiful,” fans of the daytime drama series began pondering if the show had plans to recast the role of Nicole (played by Reign Edwards) as the description for the character soundly awfully similar to that of the younger Avant sister. Thankfully, that doesn’t seem to be the case.
Since departing “Days of our Lives” in 2007, actor Trevor Donovan (ex-Jeremy Horton) has gone on to add several roles onto his resume including appearing in episodes of The CW’s “90210,” ABC Family’s “Melissa & Joey,” and most recently starring in the History Channel mini-series, “Texas Rising.” Now the actor has been cast as the lead in “The Man Who Wasn’t,” a potential TV series adaptation of the Thomas Caplan series of novels which follows the tales of former covert operative Ty Hunter, who unintentionally becomes the world’s biggest movie star while maintaining a double life as a spy.
As previously reported, NBC’s “Days of our Lives” began searching for a “legitimate” native Australian actor to portray the new 13-week minimum contract role of Finn, a doctor doing his residency in Salem, specifically looking to gain skills as a surgeon, under the guidance of Dr. Daniel Jonas (Shawn Christian). In partnership with Australia’s Arena TV, a division of Foxtel, the daytime drama series announced today that it has narrowed its search down to three finalists: Sydney actor Alexander Bruszt, Sydney actor/musician Andrew Steel and Gold Coast actor Tom Dalzell, who is already Los Angeles based.
In the first major casting announcement under new head writers Dena Higley and Josh Griffith, who replaced Christopher Whitesell and Gary Tomlin last month, “Days of our Lives” is seeking to cast a legitimate Australian actor for the contract role of Finn, a “ruggedly handsome” Australian doctor who is doing his residency in Salem and will work under the stewardship of Doctor Daniel Jonas (Shawn Christian), reports the Australian Associated Press and TV Tonight.
CBS’ “The Young and the Restless” is looking to cast a new contract male character, one of the first new characters under new head writer Charles Pratt, Jr., reports Soap Opera Digest.