You’re not dreaming, brainwashed by Mitch Lawrence or doped up on Libidozone: All My Children and One Life to Live shall return.
Breaking its silence after weeks of rumors and leaks, Prospect Park on Monday formally announced …READ MORE
Whether or not the proposed All My Children/One Life to Live reboot actually happens, it now has one very important player giving it the thumbs-up: Agnes Nixon, creator of both daytime dramas.
In a statement released Friday night …READ MORE
Dr. David Hayward is checking back into Pine Valley.
Daytime Emmy-winner Vincent Irizarry took to Facebook Friday to announce that he had “just signed on with Prospect Park for the All My Children [web-based] reboot” — and he’s not alone! READ MORE
On Jan. 13, it will be a year since One Life to Live signed off of ABC. And All My Children has been gone even longer. But in either case, did anyone see a body? Hmmm….
As first reported by our sister site Deadline, Prospect Park, the entertainment production company that sought to keep both of the aforementioned soaps alive online but ultimately had to put a pin in that plan, is again looking …READ MORE
They may not have shared many storylines back in the day in All My Children‘s Pine Valley, but Susan Lucci and Kim Delaney will be thick as thieves on Lifetime’s Army Wives, starting this Sunday at 9/8c — and we’ve got a video sneak peek at one of their scenes together. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
All My Children may no longer be headed to the web, but a little piece of Pine Valley will soon live on in Genoa City.
Darnell Williams has booked a role on CBS’ The Young and the Restless, the current home of his longtime AMC leading lady, Debbi Morgan. READ MORE
It’s been an incredible year in television (here’s to you, Breaking Bad, Sons of Anarchy, Community, Parks and Rec, Homeland and Parks and Rec), but we here at TVLine are craving even more out of the next 12 months. From Gossip Girl “going there” with Blair and a certain fella to Cougar Town digging its claws into meaty ratings upon its return, we have our own very specific TV wish list for 2012 — so networks, take note! READ ON FOR OUR TV WISHES
When you raise your champagne flute at midnight on Dec. 31, may we respectfully suggest that you don’t just do so to celebrate the arrival of the new year? Instead, how about you think of the gesture as a toast to the characters we’ve loved and lost, and who won’t be starting 2012 with us. Such favorites as… READ MORE & VIEW GALLERY
Just as TV can exceed our expectations by, say, taking what felt like the umpteenth couples comedy and parlaying it into wonderful, weekly Happy Endings, gripping us tight with Homeland drama or reviving the primetime sudser with a delicious serving of Revenge, small screen fare can also let us down.
With 2011 drawing to a close, we reflected on 20 instances over the past year when, for one reason or another, the TV gods didn’t quite smile on us. VIEW SLIDESHOW
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