Coming up on General Hospital: Sonny (Maurice Benard) refuses to let Michael (Drew Garrett) live with the Quartermaines.

Last week, Michael accused Sonny of not allowing him to join the organization because he's brain damaged though Sonny overcompensated this by buying him a sports car.  On the other hand, Carly (Laura Wright) surprised Monica (Leslie Charleson) and Edward (John Ingle) by telling them that she wants Michael (Drew Garrett) to come live with them; Patrick (Jason Thompson), Robin (Kimberly McCullough), Spinelli (Bradford Anderson) and Maxie (Kirsten Storms) told Mac (John J. York) and Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn) about their suspicions that Brianna was murdered, while Mac arrested Mayor Floyd, who made a startling public announcement that he and Alexis were once lovers.

Read on for more spoilers on General Hospital.

Sebastian Roche, who is best known as terrorist Jerry Jacks, will resurface on General Hospital this summer, and according to Soap Opera Digest, he'll be stirring up some serious trouble beginning July.  

Jerry, who originally went by the pseudonym James Craig, was first portrayed by Julian Stone from April 10, 1998 to December 14, 1999. Roche, who eventually assumed the role in January 2007, had been signed to a contract on General Hospital, keeping his character around for the foreseeable future. Jerry supposedly died in a boat explosion in late November 2008, but turned up alive in early April 2009. He is believed to be currently hiding somewhere in Port Charles.

Fans can expect Port Charles to be a little more crowded by the end of this month. According to Soap Opera Digest, Canadian actor Dominic Zamprogna has just joined the cast of General Hospital and will be making his debut on the ABC soap on June 22.

Zamprogna catapulted to stardom for his role on Edgemont, a Canadian television series that aired from 2001 to 2005 and revolved around the everyday dealings of teenagers in a fictitious suburb of Vancouver, British Columbia. He played Mark Deosdade and was paired with Kristin Kreuk's (Smallville) on-screen character in a storyline that was very reminiscent of a soap opera, yet aired in seasons much like a primetime television program.

As part of the “Soap Nation Tour,” ABC Daytime Division's ongoing initiative to interact with fans on a year-round basis, the network is urging soap fans to participate in the upcoming "ABC and SOAPnet Salute Broadway Cares/ Equity Fights AIDS" benefit, which will be headlined by All My Children stars Susan Lucci (Erica Kane) and Cameron Mathison (Ryan Lavery).

"ABC and SOAPnet Salutes Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS" marks the fifth benefit produced in conjunction with the network in support of the organization.  To date, this annual benefit has raised over $1 million for the organization.