“The Good Dish” has been canceled less than two months since its debut in national syndication. The show is being shopped to cable or streaming by distributor Sony Pictures Television.

Susan Lucci will appear on the Friday, April 30 episode of “The Dr. Oz Show.” She’ll be discussing vaccinations, seeing her 104-year-old mother in person, and “Pine Valley,” the “All My Children” primetime reboot currently in development at ABC.

Maurice Benard to appear on “The Talk@Home” on Monday, April 20. HE will be discussing his new book, “Nothing General About It.”

“The Talk” to return with all-new episodes beginning Monday, March 30. The series will feature the hosts working remotely from home.

“All My Children” icon Susan Lucci (ex-Erica Kane) to co-host the Friday, January 31 episode of “The Dr. Oz Show” as celebrity superfan.

As supposed investigators put all the pieces for “The 42nd Annual Daytime Emmy Awards” together on a bulletin board in anticipation of the upcoming telecast, the one question left to answer was “who could possibly be hosting the ‘Daytime Emmy Awards’ with all these celebs?” Enter Tyra Banks (“The FAB Life,” “The Tyra Banks Show,” “America’s Next Top Model”). In a newly released promo for broadcast, Pop hilariously reveals that social media (or in actuality a news release) already answered the question.

While the date for the 42nd Annual Daytime Emmy Awards wasn’t necessarily a secret, it was still somewhat surprising when it was revealed that next year’s Daytime Creative Arts Emmy Awards would be taking place on Friday, April 24 and the big show would be taking place on Sunday, April 26 – the earliest either ceremony will have taken place since at least 2006. In an interview with David Michaels, Senior Executive Director and Co-Executive Producer for the Daytime Emmy Awards & Events, who notes to Soap Opera Network that we can likely thank “The Young and the Restless'” Christian Le Blanc (Michael Baldwin) for revealing the dates online, the executive addresses the red carpet debacle that rocked the industry earlier this year, while also providing insight into what we can look forward to seeing from both the creative side and the broadcast side for next year’s telecast, and a greater understanding of how four new categories will change the future of the awards ceremony.

As is the case for almost all of the awards shows these days, “The 41st Annual Daytime Emmy Awards” will include an online only voting component where fans are given the ability to vote on the first ever Fan Favorite Award.