The family of Jeanne Cooper, her The Young and the Restless co-workers and droves of fans have been reeling from news of the soap matriarch's hospitalization with a dangerous infection all weekend. Cooper's son, Corbin Bernsen (ex-Father Todd, Y&R; ex-Durant, General Hospital) is asking for prayers for the woman who has played TV's Kay Chancellor since 1973, via his Facebook and Twitter profiles. 

Here's the latest tweet from the L.A. Law alum:

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For everyone wondering why we haven't seen much of dynamite actress Stacy Haiduk  on The Young and The Restless lately, cancel the search party. After announcing on Facebook she had wrapped filming on a Hawaii Five-0 guest spot, Haiduk was asked by a fan when she would return to Y&R. She replied : READ MORE

Father Todd will be coming home to Genoa City in February, but it could be the last time. Jeanne Cooper's (Kay) real-life son Corbin Bernsen revealed on Facebook that he will be reprising his The Young and the Restless gig for three episodes, however he goes on to rip the show on how he was treated! 

The producers at Castle have cast All My Children’s Cameron Mathison and Rebecca Budig and periodic The Young and the Restless star Corbin Bernsen in its upcoming soap-themed episode “One Life to Lose”, according to TV Guide. Bernsen will portray Lance Buchanan on Castle’s fictional soap Temptations while Mathison plays Vince Bowers and Budig will appear as Mandy Bronson.

Let’s hope Castle finds a role in its soaptastic episode for Nathan Fillion’s former co-star Robin Strasser. That would be the icing on the cake.

Daytime fan favorite Brian Gaskill (pictured above) hosted and directed a reading of the screenplay adaptation of Francesca Lia Block’s novel, Weetzie Bat, on August 8 at Book Soup in West Hollywood. The reading featured the vocal talents of Corbin Bernsen, Aaron Ashmore, Chelsea Staub, Brant Daugherty, EG Daily, Shannon Stuges, Crystal Mantecon, Jason Seitz, Kurt Collins and Jabez Zuniga with Francesca Lia Block in attendance to answer questions and sign books. See more photos from the reading after the jump! READ MORE

Mary Jane (Stacy Haiduk) confesses to Father Todd (Corbin Bernsen), and as she talks he begins to realize that she may be his sister Patty.