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Verizon has reached a deal with The Walt Disney Company, halting a potential blackout of ABC, ESPN and Disney Channel programming, among others, to millions of U.S. households.
A dispute between Disney and Verizon could spell disaster for fans of “General Hospital,” and other ABC, ESPN and Disney Channel programs.
“The Young and the Restless” actors Kristoff St. John and Eric Braden promise big changes to come at soap opera.
While word of Mal Young’s replacements at the top of “The Young and the Restless” has leaked, the soap and its producers remain mum in making it official.
The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences names Adam Sharp as its new president and CEO.
As “The Young and the Restless” celebrates 30 consecutive years as daytime’s most-watched drama series, its continued success means even brighter days on CBS.
Actor Michael Weatherly (“Loving”) cost CBS $9.5 million after comments made about actress Eliza Dushku on the set of “Bull.”
CBS Television City sold for $750 million. “The Bold and the Beautiful” and “The Young and the Restless” are produced there.
Where does your favorite daytime show stack up in terms of popularity across the nation, sorted by state? Here’s a quick guide!
Patrika Darbo issues statement in response to the controversy surrounding The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences rescinding her Daytime Emmy Award for her work on “The Bay.”
SAG-AFTRA reaches a tentative successor agreement to the National Code of Fair Practice for Network Television Broadcasting with TV Networks.
Soap stars weigh in on the abrupt cancellation of a rebooted “Roseanne” following series star’s racially charged social media outburst.
Have you ever wanted to express yourself as Chad DiMera, Marlena Evans, Jennifer Horton or even John Black? Well, now you can! NBC’s “Days of our Lives” has released a first of its kind emoji app featuring characters from the heart of Salem USA.
Former CBS Daytime head honcho Barbara Bloom is heading back to daytime television, this time as part of the writing team at “General Hospital.”
In addition to the American Red Cross, there are a number of other organizations that have pledged their time and resources to help those affected by Hurricane Harvey. In their pledge to help, The CW has teamed up with the Texas Flood and Hurricane Relief to raise donations for victims of Hurricane Harvey. For every donation, 100% of every dollar raised will go to those affected.
“General Hospital” stars Kirsten Storms (Maxie Jones), Nancy Lee Grahn (Alexis Davis), and Maurice Benard (Sonny Corinthos) were just some of the actors from the daytime drama series who took the time to answer calls from viewers all across America as part of Disney|ABC Television Group’s “Day of Giving,” which took place on Thursday, August 31, and continued well into Friday morning. In conjunction with the American Red Cross, the initiative has so far raised $14.3 million in aid that’ll help benefit those impacted by Hurricane Harvey.
In a late Sunday night press release, CBS Corporation announced that it has agreed to acquire Australia’s Network Ten for an undisclosed amount. The deal includes the core linear broadcast network TEN, digital terrestrial television channel (DTT) ELEVEN, which CBS already owned a 33 percent stake in, the DTT channel ONE and Network Ten’s rapidly growing digital platform, TENPLAY. The broadcaster is home to the Australian airings of “The Bold and the Beautiful,” which filmed a number of episodes in the country earlier this year to coincide with its 30th anniversary.
The bi-annual list of Television’s Highest Paid Stars: The Soap Opera Edition, is here! Find out who made the cut, who got richer and how being part of TV’s biggest hit doesn’t always equal big checks.
ABC’s “The Great American Eclipse” brought in the most viewers of any network, cable or broadcast, during the network’s coverage of the first total solar eclipse in 38 years on Monday, August 21. The program, which aired from 1:00-3:00 p.m. EDT, was hosted by “World News Tonight” anchor David Muir and brought in 7.9 million viewers with about 2.1 million in the Adults 25-54 demo, nearly tripling the average of what all-new episodes of “The Chew” and “General Hospital” would have attracted in the time period.