Danny (Asher Antonyzyn) and Charlotte (Bluesy Burke) have been growing closer recently on General Hospital, but given how small soap opera towns tend to be, some fans have been wondering if Danny and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Willow and Drew - Worst General Hospital Opera Couple of 2025 Soap opera fans love a good soap couple, but for every fun soap ...

Thanks to Holman W. Jenkins, Jr. for raising the “not serious” flag on Kathryn Bigelow’s soap-opera movie, “A House of Dynamite.” Col. José M. López ably details how the film misunderstands the ...

TL;DR: A soap vet joins Beyond the Gates as a new love interest, a fan favorite finally returns to General Hospital, and Days of Our Lives welcomes back a beloved character just in time for a wedding!

Maxine discovers she has a long-lost twin sister, Mirabelle, who is later found dead in the Palm Royale pool. Federal agent Virginia enlists Maxine and Douglas to help find a suspected Russian mole ...

While General Hospital fans mourned the news of Anthony Geary's death at the age of 78, the beloved actor went to his grave with unkind words about the show, RadarOnline.com can exclusively reveal.

Luke Spencer was kind of rough looking, and not in a good way. His premature cragginess and oversize glasses telegraphed that he was far too old for dewy Laura Webber, especially with that frizzy perm ...

Anthony Geary, who starred as Luke Spencer on the long-running American soap opera "General Hospital," has died at 78, representatives confirmed Monday. No cause of death or additional details were ...

Anthony Geary, who played one half of legendary soap opera couple Luke and Laura on ABC's "General Hospital" for 37 years, has died, according to a report from TV Insider. He was 78. Geary died Sunday ...

LOS ANGELES — Anthony Geary, the actor who played Luke Spencer on “General Hospital” for more than 40 years, has died at the age of 78. He passed away in the Netherlands on December 14 after ...

Nearly a century after inventing the soap opera on radio in 1933, Procter & Gamble plans to bring the genre into the app world next year with “The Golden Pear Affair.” While radio’s “Ma Perkins” (you ...