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Just six weeks after their debut, “All My Children” and “One Life to Live” have suspended production due to a labor dispute with IATSE, the union that represents television crews…. More

Jill Larson Sets the Record Straight About “All My Children’s” Schedule Changes Thursday, “All My Children” star Jill Larson (Opal), who posted an articulate explanation of why the show is… More

The soap fandom is reeling from the surprise announcement that just three weeks after their online debuts, “All My Children” and “One Life to Live” are being cut from four new episodes a week to two.

Three weeks into the run of the online versions of former ABC soaps “All My Children” and “One Life to Live,” producer Prospect Park has decided to cut the number of episodes released each week from four to two.

“All My Children” and “One Life to Live” are back, and they are really, really good. As corny as it sounds, I, and everyone else who loves these shows, has… More

Taped to a wall at the entrance to the Connecticut Film Center in Stamford is this greeting: “Welcome (back) to Pine Valley.”

‘One Life To Live’ Headwriter Out; New Trailer Released In just eighteen days, “One Life to Live” and “All My Children” return. The shows will debut online at noon on… More

“High School Musical” Star Joins New “One Life to Live” Corbin Bleu, who played Chad in the “High School Musical” series of movies, is an unexpected addition to the cast… More

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.

I am so conflicted about the Hey, Let’s Suddenly Bring All the Weird Supernatural Things that Happened on “Port Charles” Into Canon storyline on “General Hospital.”