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Word on the street according to Soap Opera Digest is that Dan Gauthier (Kevin Buchanan #12,  One Life To Live). The actor hits the screen on November 18.

Word on the street according to The Suds Report Days Of Our Lives is castng a new male to enter Salem.  Here is what was said on the subject:

Another DAYS casting notice was sent out over the weekend. Salem is about to be visited by a 35-4...

Word on the street according to Soap Opera Digest, Michael Sabatino (ex-Lawrence, Days Of Our Lives) is returning to Salem. He will share scenes with Louise Sorel (Vivian). No word on his airdate. 

Wordon the street according Soaps In Depth via twitter is that Sebastian Roche (Jerry, General Hospital) is returning. The actor will first air on December. 13.

Word on the street according to TV Guide is that One Life To Live's executive producer Frank Valentini has signed a two-year contract with the ABC sudser. It was also revealed that OLTL head writer Ron Carlivati has signed a three-year contract. Looks like OLTL is safe for now.&...

Word on the street according to Soap Opera Digest is that Daniel Cosgrove (ex-Billy, Guiding Light) is returning to All My Children as Scott Chandler. This is a role the actor played one before.  Cosgrove will begin airing in December.

This is a 3 for 3 deal so far AMC has bs been making her great casting m...

Word on the street according to Soap Opera Digest  is that John Wesley Shipp (ex-Doug, As The World Turns; ex-Mitch, Dawson's Creek) has been cast in the role of Eddie on One Life To Live. He is the patriarch of the For...

Word on the street according to Olivia Wilder Times in a preview for her upcoming interview is that ratings grabbing actress Kimberlin Brown returns to daytime and plans to make her debut on All My Children.  Here is what was said on the subj...

Word on the street according to Soaps In Depth via Twitter is tha former Days of Our Lives star Lindsay Hartley (soon-to-be-ex Arianna) and former Guiding Light str Jordi Vilasuso (ex- Tony) have been cast in roles on All My Children. Here is what the was said on the subject:

Word on the street according to Soap Opera Digest is that my least favorite actress on All My Children Brittany Allen (Marissa) and Adam Mayfield (Scotty) have been let go from the ABC sudser. 

Now this is what I call people listening to my word.  I have said for months that ...

Word on the street according to Soap Opera Digest, is that former Guiding Light star Jeff Phillips has been cast in tthe six-episode role of Nick Pearson on All My Children. The character will play into Ryan’s  investigation of whether-or-not he killed David Haywa...

Word on the street according to SOD is that One Life To Live has put out a casting call for Joey Buchanan.  Here is what was said on the subject:

The contract role is described as "mid to late 30s, extremely good-looking, successful, warm, kind, charming, finance guy."

Which soap actor would you hire to play Joey?...

Word on the street according to Soaps InDepth is that ABC provides the latest on the state of Vincent Irizarry's (David, All My Children) exit. Here is what they had to say on the subject:

"We are sorry to lose Vincent, but David’s death was storyline-dictated and the payoff of this stor...

Word on the street according to Broadcast & Cable is that Days of Our Lives is going HD.  Here is what theyhad to say on the subject:

There have been some standard-def holdouts, however, and the news is that this number will...

Word on the street via Vincent Irizarry (David, All My Children) is that the talks of his demise have been greatly exaggerated. Here is what he had to say via Facebook on the status of his character and his own status with the show:

Hello everyone -- We can now confirm and tell you that Vincent is still in negot...

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Word on the street according to SOD is that All My Children star and Emmy winner Vincent Irizarry is leaving the ABC sudser where he created the popular role as villain David Hayward. According to AMC's co-head writer David "Killer" Kreizman " the decision was "storyline-dictated".