YOUNG AND RESTLESS
Nikki Is Named Co-CEO
Now that Ashland is out, Newman/Locke reverts back to Newman Enterprises, where Adam points out to Victor that Victoria shouldn't be in charge anymore. "Adam feels that the fact that she could be duped by this man shows she doesn't have the right instinct needed for the job," says Co-Executive Producer/Head Writer Josh Griffith. "Now, Adam is determined to prove to his father that he's more suited to sit in the big chair."
Victoria has already floated the idea of naming another co-CEO to replace Ashland, and Adam wants his dad to give him that role. But Victoria bristles at the idea of Adam taking the position and she chooses Nikki instead. Griffith explains, "Victor is totally on board with the decision but saddened by the fact that there's still this big conflict between two of his children. Adam's not going to roll over and neither is Ashland, so things will spin out in a way that no one sees coming. There will be twist upon twist with where this story goes."
BOLD AND BEAUTIFUL
Paris Comes Clean
In light of her estrangement from Carter-courtesy of her mother, Grace Paris re-evaluates her romantic situation. "Paris's mom was definitely getting in the way," states Diamond White (Paris). "She got into Carter's head. If you have a mom who is as scary as Grace, you're going to listen to her."
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DAYS OF OUR LIVES
Wakey, Wakey: Marlena (Deidre Hall, near I.) and Belle (Martha Madison) were by John's (Drake Hogestyn) side when he came out of his coma.
YOUNG AND RESTLESS
What Ails You? While living in Los Angeles, Sally (Courtney Hope) lied to her ex, Wyatt (Darin Brooks), that she was dying in an attempt to win him back.
GENERAL HOSPITAL
Kill Or Be Killed: Kendra (Michelle Argyris, I.) wormed her way into Alexis's (Nancy Lee Grahn) life, then tried to murder her, but ended up dying herself.
CHARACTER STUDY: Dominic Zamprogna (Dante, GH)
Actors Otter Insight Into their Alter Egos
Carrie On
Soap alum Carrie Genzel has a new appreciation for Southern charm
BOLD AND BEAUTIFUL
The Forresters rejoice as Steffy returns home from the hospital. Kelly swipes Steffy's phone to call Liam and tell him that she wants him to be there with her and her mom.
HOT PLOTS PREVIEW!
What will Happen
Q roundup
Where's the strangest place you've run into a co-worker outside of the studio?
INGA CADRANEL ON GH EXIT
Inga Cadranel, who joined GH in February 2019, has ended her run as Harmony Miller, who succumbed to her injuries after being struck by a vehicle driven by Sasha.
It's Only My Opinion
Daytime's most outspoken columnist!
At Patti Ann's, the Kids' Menu Is the Only Menu
Pigs in a blanket and chicken-fried pork chops just like Mom never used to make.
Adam Pascal. I'm So Grateful
The Broadway star, best know for his role in Rent, is singing a happy tune
MAT RULE
Some artists specialize in doing cartoon tattoos. Others have made black-and-grey realism their forte. Mat Rule is the rare artist who has mastered both. After falling in love with traditional and black-and-grey tattooing, he decided to combine the opposing genres to create an exceptionally unique signature style. His work literally pops off the skin and reminds us of movies like "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" and "Cool World" which brought cartoons into the real world. We sat down with Rule to learn how he came up with such a show-stopping style, which characters he loves tattooing most and much more.
MAKE ROOM FOR USELESSNESS
Entrepreneurs want to make useful things. But what if that holds us back from truly inspired ideas?
Emmy Rossum
PARTING SHOT
HOW TO AVOID ‘RUG PULLS,' THE LATEST CRYPTOCURRENCY SCAM
A new type of scam has emerged in the hype-filled world of cryptocurrency: the “rug pull.”
IN CONVERSATION JOHN G.REILY
The actor thinks audiences just want to be surprised. He'd do (almost) anything to oblige.
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Has Paris Become the Healthiest City in the World?
It's long been the capital of wine. And cigarettes. And cheese. But lately it seems more full of virtue than vice. And an army of pedaling Parisians are thrilled.
Running's Class Clown Is Back And He Wants to Be THE BEST IN THE WORLD
Back from the brink of retirement, Craig Engels & is doubling down on his commitment to everything that makes him different.