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Welcome back to the land of the rich and perpetually horny.
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Sherman is playing Ms. Finch, an "etiquette teacher" for Lois Cerullo (Rena Sofer).
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Monaco's Sam McCall is being killed off the show.
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O'Brien began her run on the soap opera in 2020.
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For those who prefer soaps to sports, this one's for you.
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"We thought that would be a hoot."
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Lulu Spencer, played by Emme Rylan, has been in a coma on the show for years.
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She was found dead on Thursday in her North Hollywood home.
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Twenty-three years after the original series Yo Soy Betty, La Fea ended, Betty decides to finally go back to being her true self -- and takes charge of her late father-in-law's ...
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This might be the darkest telenovela we've ever seen.
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The series is a cross between Revenge and Succession, but with a story infused with aspects of of classism and colorism.
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Easton extended his gratitude to the cast, crew, and fans while breaking the news of his departure.
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"We are going to block your racist a**, you got that, b****??!!"
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You may recognize one of them from Saturday Night Live.
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York broke the news of his diagnosis last fall.
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The co-host couple said it was "so good" to see the girl who played their baby on the hit soap opera.
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Wactor was shot and killed by a group of men trying to steal his car's catalytic converter.
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The show has become a full-blown soap opera in Season 2, with people keeping secrets and previously-forbidden romances being revisited.
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Adams first got her start acting in soap operas in 1968.
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Alfonso will help the soap opera pay tribute to her late co-star Bill Hayes.