While I cannot yet say all the things that I want to say, I wanted to share a video that I made about two months ago when I decided that it was time for me to step back from Soap Central. It is unedited, unscripted, raw, but heartfelt. youtu.be/raAqAqsbO4w

Ho! Ho! Ho! @oconnordanj & I penned (and Sally McDonald masterfully produced) a holiday season full of miracles, romance, suspense, and intrigue. It all kicks off 11/11/26. #StayTuned #YR

I don’t want a #FlyingCar - I want a mammogram machine that won’t squash my boobs.

She crocheted it on the airplane ride to the DMV

This man saying that he will still be voting for Martin "even if his husband did kill that lady." 😂 #BeyondTheGates #BTG

"He doesnt sing the same kinda songs that we do... My values don't include marrying a murderer." Edmonia #BeyondTheGates #BTG

Yikes. Miss Edmonia came in hot. #BeyondTheGates

Smommy!!! (Smitty's mom) #BeyondTheGates #BTG

I don't know about this dress that Pamela picked out for Dani... 🧐 #BeyondTheGates #BTG

Happy 243 days until summer to all who are counting. This is "St. Swithun," another of my David Austin roses. It was named in honor of the 900th anniversary of Winchester Cathedral (and its patron saint). It is a climbing rose with a really nice myrrh scent. #rose #garden #flowers #flower 🌱

We are lost in a spin of loving Tatyana Ali and Jan Ravnik’s #DedicationNight Viennese Waltz dedicated to James Avery. ✨ #DWTS

NEW: The plan to remake Baltimore's Inner Harbor calls for a hotel w/ $550/night stays and apartments renting for $7,000. Still, the project may struggle to make enough $ to attract investors, a confidential report says (w/@LeeOSanderlin & Jack Bologna) thebanner.com/economy/harbor…

"Tom's Diner" by Suzanne Vega/DNA Remix.

Legendary producer and songwriter Jimmy Jam has opened up to VIBE about the profound influence Janet Jackson’s 1989 album “Rhythm Nation 1814” had on her brother Michael Jackson, describing it as a pivotal shift in the King of Pop’s musical direction. In recent remarks, Jam stated, “I think the Janet record that really changed Michael’s life in a big way was ‘Rhythm Nation.’” He explained that when the team later collaborated on the 1995 duet “Scream” from Michael’s 'HIStory' album, Janet’s earlier work provided the sonic template. “Because when we got around to doing ‘Scream,’ ‘Rhythm Nation’ was almost the blueprint for what he wanted, that kind of bombastic industrial with sound effects and glass breaking and all those kinds of things,” Jam said. Jam further highlighted Michael’s personal connection to the album, noting that he frequently turned to one of its tracks for dance warm-ups. “And, you know, ‘The Knowledge’, that was the record when he would warm up to dance, ‘The Knowledge’ from Janet would be what he put on. So he was a huge fan.” He concluded that the influence was lasting: “And even if he listened to Michael’s records post-‘Rhythm Nation,’ his records had changed the whole the way they sounded.”

I'm not sure why. They had many years to craft an amazing (what I thought was the) series finale and it is t-e-r-r-i-b-l-e. share.google/bZoeHOeAHWLr5ij…

It was me. I plan to turn the island into a bunny sanctuary. #GH

Happy 244 days until summer to all who are counting. If this rose looks like a work of art, that's because it is the "Maurice Utrillo" rose. He was a French painter who specialized in cityscapes. #rose #flowers #flower #garden 🌱

Marnie was such a cool person. Taken too soon and frustrating to hear it was this way.

Let me try this again... it would be easier to remove three because picking three to save from the other six is impossible. But here are the ones I'd save. The easiest choice is "janet." It's a masterpiece. The other two are... "My Life" and "Secrets."

I think he mentioned their names in the flashback episode showing how he & Leslie/Dana hooked up. He was talking to her & said their names—if I remember correctly.

Many people still think that my years of covering soap opera was nothing more than sitting at home and watching television all day. I also covered real-world news involving the amazing talents that appeared on our televisions. Emmy-nominated actress Marnie Schulenburg passed away in 2022 at the age of 37, after doctors gave her antibiotics for an infection she didn't have; she had inflammatory breast cancer that could have been treatable had she been diagnosed correctly. Sadly, this isn't an isolated thing and Pennsylvania lawmakers are seeing to enact "Marnie's Law" to lessen the chances that this happens in the future. mcall.com/2026/10/20/pa-law-…