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

Contrary to ongoing reports, All My Children was never in danger of coming to an untimely demise unlike some of its villainous characters.  A spokesperson for ABC Daytime disproved rumors reported by TV Guide Canada that the network came "this close to canceling

Early next year, a lot of recurring characters will be resurfacing on Pine Valley as All My Children sets the return dates for Alicia Minshew

After being singled out for teasing on the E! series The Soup, Cameron Mathison breaks his silence regarding a clip on All My Children that seemingly showed his character Ryan Lavery wearing a thong in a scene opposite Rebecca Budig‘s Greenlee Smythe that made the rounds on the internet.

As reported previously, Colin Egglesfield has been taken off his contract on All My children, consequently being dropped to recurring status.  While the daytime drama has called off future plans for his character Joshua Madden, a show spokesperson reveals that Egglesfield will not have a final airdate and will continue to appear on

JR Martinez recently stepped in Pine Valley as a solider who was assumed to have been killed during active duty in Iraq.  So far, his character Brot has been well-received by fans of

Residents of Pine Valley can expect the arrival of a new doctor in town as McKenzie Westmore joins the cast of All My Children.  The 31-year-old actress will be making her debut on the ABC soap in December as a psychiatrist who is expected to be involved in Annie‘s (

Iraq war veteran JR Martinez, who was cast in a recurring role on All My Children, was part of the inspiration for the current storyline that the soap opera is running.  Martinez plays Brot Monroe on the show, and is hoping to continue encouraging other veterans for their efforts. 

A couple of months ago, BuddyTV reported that All My Children has launched a nationwide search for an Iraq war veteran who will partake in a newly created romantic storyline into the challenges faced by a soldier after combat.  Now, it seems that the ABC soap has finally found their man.

Bianca Montgomery has emerged as a gay icon, not only on the fictional world of All My Children but also in the LGBT community as well.  As the first lead character on a major daytime drama to be a lesbian, Bianca has gone on to be the subject of various academic works, and is said to have inspired soap opera writers to begin with the scripting of sexual identities of tortured teen characters.  Because of this, her portrayer, Eden Riegel, who recently returned on