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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

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

I planned to run a nice piece today on last week’s “General Hospital” event at the Paley Center. Then, Thursday afternoon all soap opera hell broke loose when Deadline broke… 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.

After weeks of rumors and speculation, production company Prospect Park has finally confirmed that it is producing online versions of canceled ABC soap operas “All My Children” and “One Life… More

Soap fans, view this as less of a Christmas miracle and more of a Festivus airing of grievances. Deadline reports that Prospect Park, the production company that infamously bought the… More

Update: Prospect Park has officially canceled its plans to continue “All My Children” and “One Life To Live” on-line. The production company released a lengthy statement, authored by the company’s… More

“One Life To Live” Tapes Final ABC Episode; Will the Online Show Happen? “One Life To Live” tapes its final ABC episodes Thursday and Friday. It’s an emotional time for… More