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It’s not uncommon for soap opera characters thought dead to spring back to life. Now, a pair of soap operas thought dead are being resurrected.

“General Hospital” is red hot again thanks in large part to Frank Valentini, who became the show’s executive producer in 2012. He has brought back beloved actors, including Genie Francis,… More

Update 2: Apparently Prospect Park has realized they need WGA writers to produce high quality shows and has reached out to the union to negotiate a deal, according to Daytime… More

The soap scandal du jour is decades old. Former “One Life To Live” star Ellen Holly has written a near book-length blog alleging that she experienced racial discrimination while she… More

“All My Children” Alumni Update This has been a banner weekend for “All My Children” alumni.  Denise Vasi (ex-Randi) was cast in a new starring role on VH1′s hit soap… More

Are the Soaps Too Expensive to Move Online? Prospect Park is moving full steam ahead with plans to launch “All My Children” and “One Life To Live” online. Prospect Park… More

Prospect Park’s Online Network Gets A Name — And Susan Lucci? Fans have wondered if the online AMC can possibly work without the show’s most recognizable actress, Susan Lucci, especially… More

It turns out that it is possible to deliver a satisfying finale to a show that has been on the air for 41 years. “All My Children‘s” writers, series creator… More

“One Life to Live’s” executive producer Frank Valentini will continue to produce the show when it moves online, production company Prospect Park announced today. Valentini has managed to give OLTL… More

By DAVID BAUDER NEW YORK — Erica Kane wouldn’t leave quietly if she felt she’d been wronged. Neither is Susan Lucci as “All My Children” nears its end on ABC…. More