As far as soap operas go, the new AMC and OLTL look like the real deal: handsomely executed television series that just happen to be produced for online viewing.

Ever since Prospect Park announced several months back that it did, indeed, have funding in place to revive AMC after ABC brutally forced it to fade to black a couple of years ago, soap fans have had themselves in a lather over the online reboot on Hulu, premiering Monday, April 29.

Seeing all the hubbub at Tuesday night's premiere, one really begins to wonder why ABC cancelled these beloved soap operas in the first place.

GH survived a real-life cliffhanger that rivals those of classic serials on the radio and at the movies, and now here we are, marking a significant broadcast accomplishment at a time when significant broadcast accomplishments are increasingly few and far between.

Erika Slezak has reportedly joined the cast of Prospect Park's "One Life to Live" revival. According to Showbiz 411, Slezak and co-stars Jerry ver...

Two more soap stars have signed on for the Prospect Park relaunch of "One Life To Live" and "All My Children." Robin Strasser, who plays "OLTL's" ...

Debbi Morgan is returning to "All My Children." The actress announced she was reprising her role of Dr. Angie Hubbard when "All My Children" is resurr...