A week filled with scheming, ultimatums, challenges, and some surprises. Find out when to watch and what to expect this week on “The Young and the Restless.”

Even before making his official on-air “Days of our Lives” debut as Johnny DiMera, actor Carson Boatman is already making headlines with news he got married to model girlfriend Julana Dizon.

Looks like Stitch will be sticking around Genoa City for a little bit longer. Reportedly, Sean Carrigan’s stay on “The Young and the Restless” has been extended beyond his “original limited run.”

Maxie Jones recently left Port Charles to spend time in Texas, and with that, portrayer Kirsten Storms is on a temporary leave of absence from “General Hospital” so that she can recover from real-life brain surgery.

“Days of our Lives” and “The Bay” star Brandon Beemer reflects on his 20 years as a working actor, shares an appreciation for TV dads Peter Reckell and Ronn Moss, and much more.

Mishael Morgan expects Amanda to seek revenge on her grandfather for what he’s done on “The Young and the Restless,” teases how the character will go about it, and talks about building a bond with Naya and Imani.

Eric Braeden is still having fun playing Victor Newman on “The Young and the Restless,” revealing in an upcoming interview how much he likes his current storyline and how that makes “all the difference in the world.”

Join Jackée Harry for some fun and laughter when she joins Team Reubens for an all-new “Celebrity Family Feud” airing Sunday, July 25 on ABC.

Eric Forrester is heading back to “The Young and the Restless” when “The Bold and the Beautiful” actor John McCook re-appears on the soap’s Tuesday, August 3 episode.

A fun look at how daytime broadcast and daytime syndication compare in the ratings when you combine the two together. Out of the 44 shows observed, how do the soaps, game shows and talk shows stack up? You’d be surprised!