Jack Wagner is a veteran soap opera star, having appeared on both General Hospital and The Bold and the Beautiful.
He currently stars on the latter, of course, and we'd like to wish this actor a happy 49th birthday!
If you think Katie discovering her pregnancy on The Bold and the Beautiful was a surprise, imagine how shocked Katie's friends and family will be!
"Nick's chin hits the floor of the boat and slowly cracks his face," Jack Wagner (pictured, Nick) told Soap Opera Weekly about the story line.
Make fun of Jack Wagner's fashion taste all you want, but don't you dare bad mouth his music!
On July 26 and 27, The Bold and the Beautiful star will be performing at the Mohegan Sun Casino in Uncasville, Connecticut.
Wagner will be performing in the casinos Wolf Den - and tickets are free! Visit the casino's official website today for more information.
For more information, go to the Mohegan Sun Casino website.
Might Farah Fath not have been the worst dressed soap opera star at this year's Daytime Emmy Awards?
Posing alongside The Bold and the Beautiful co-star Heather Tom, Jack Wagner appears stylish upon a quick glance. But look closer.
Yes, that's a velvet sports jacket. Velvet!
Tom is doing an admirable job just smiling. We'd be pointing and laughing...
Congratulations to Jack Wagner!
No, not for dating Heather Locklear. Although that is an impressive feat for sure.
But the star of The Bold and the Beautiful was named 2007's Top Hollywood Golfer of the Year by Golf Digest. Wagner reduced his handicap to three in order to earn the honor over 2006's champion, and friend, Dennis Quaid.
Here's a shot of Jack teeing off:
It feels like Jack Wagner has been around forever. Many of us remember him from Melrose Place.
Still, there are a few facts about this The Bold and the Beautiful star some readers may not know. For instance:
Jack Wagner may be known as a classic soap opera actor, but the veteran of The Bold and the Beautiful has another passion: music.
He played at Mohegan Sun casino a few weeks ago, and CBS caught up with the former Melrose Place star for a few questions:
CBS.com: Are you enjoying being back at Mohegan Sun?
JACK WAGNER: Oh yes. I love this place. We don't see much, the body of river out there. That's it.
CBS.com: How many times have you been to Mohegan Sun?
JACK WAGNER: It's the fourth or fifth time. Maybe five in three years? They must like me.
CBS.com: Do you change the show for fans who may have come out for more than one performance?
JACK WAGNER: Yes the first year and a half I didn't. But now I've changed it a bit, added four or five new songs. I rehearsed in L.A. a couple nights before we came out here. The first night we did like 5 hours of rehearsal, and then the next night it was 2 hours. It just falls into place.
CBS.com: Are the new songs from past albums or did you just write them recently?
JACK WAGNER: I brought a new tune in from my second album that I used to love; that is really cool and I'm excited to do that again. And I brought a song from two albums ago which was fun. So I'm starting the show off with these songs and it just rocks. Also the shows changing with a little more electric guitar, and I added a Phil Collins tune and that's different.
CBS.com: Since this venue is an open area is it hard to conduct a sound check?
JACK WAGNER: You can only give them a little taste. Because at Mohegan Sun it's an open area and they can see and listen. But hopefully they will hear the sound check and want to come back for more.