Here's what fans can look forward to this week on The Bold and the Beautiful:
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All My Children star Brent Weber will be following in the dancing footsteps of co-star Cameron Mathison. Sort of.
It's not a reality show, but in February, the actor will take part in a dance marathon that will benefit Camp Heartland.
Several other stars will participate in the 12-hour event, including former American Idol finalist Kimberley Locke and actor Jonathan Bennett. It' a great cause and we wish Weber the best in it.
This All My Children star will be dancing for a good cause.
It's been hinted at for several weeks, but there is now insider confirmation that Georgie Jones (Lindze Letherman) will be the next victim of the mass murderer lurking around Port Charles.
Last month, Natalia Livingston (Emily Quartermaine) met an untimely death at the hands of the killer. Unlike Livingston, though, who will continue to make General Hospital appearances as a spirit, Letherman will be gone right after her character is offed.
For awhile now, General Hospital's writing team has been unable to come up with story lines of relevance for Letherman since the exit of her on-screen love interest, Scott Clifton (Dillon Quartermaine), earlier this year.
This seems like the best way for the show and the actress to go.
Inspired by the message at the heart of The Note - the Hallmark Channel movie she stars in this Saturday night - Genie Francis wants to make amends with General Hospital fans.
Many of them, decades after the fact, have remained bitter and disappointed that the actress quit the soap opera at the peak of her popularity.
"I know that Laura [Baldwin Spencer] meant a great deal to many people, and still does," says Francis. "I've long regretted not taking the fans into account when making the hasty decision to leave the show.
"Forgiveness and reconciliation are at the core of The Note, and filming it forced me to look inside myself at certain decisions in my past.... Right now I want to reach out to all of my fans and say that I'm sorry. I'm sorry for leaving you so abruptly, for not taking into account the feelings of the people who helped Laura truly take on a life of her own.
"It was the decision of a young, impetuous girl," Francis finished, "and the woman she has become asks for your forgiveness."
Gotta admire Francis for this course of action.
We thought we knew all there was to know about this past season of Dancing with the Stars, especially as far as Cameron Mathison was concerned.
Turns out, though, that the All My Children hunk needed an assist from Mavericks owner Mark Cuban about halfway through filming.
Cuban rushed in to help Mathison when the actor strained his hip (Mathison suffers from a childhood disease that endangers the use of both hips) while performing on the show.
"Mark was such an amazing help," said Mathison. "He doesn't tell anyone he's doing these things. He just does them. He put me on the phone with the trainer for the Dallas Mavericks and [the trainer] told me what to do to test the hip, to see what kind of injury it was. It wasn't serious. But I was really worried."
On today's episode of As the World Turns, Brad's life undergoes a significant change.
Kate and Brad hit the sheets, but for very different reasons, of course: she wants a baby; he's in love with her.
"She wants to try it the old fashioned way," says Austin Peck, who plays Brad. "First, she wanted to do it artificially. He had to go to the hospital by himself and go in a room. He couldn't do it. He told them, 'Sorry!' and was disappointed in himself.
Then Katie called. She's changed her mind."
Where does the story go from there? You'll have to tune in and find out!
As we get closer and closer to 2008, here's what Days of Our Lives head writer Hogan Sheffer has to say about life in Salem:
"The year of 2008 will be one of romance and adventure in Salem," Sheffer recently aid. "Marlena (Deidre Hall, pictured) meets a mysterious woman who brings her stunning news and sends her on an epic journey."
Could that big news involve John? Maybe he's not as dead as everyone believes.
"What Marlena discovers about the past will bring down a sinister empire and change the Brady family forever. Old wounds heal, new love blossoms and the year goes on from there," Sheffer teased.
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