Next month, soap lovers will get the chance to hang with some of the peeps who bring to life their beloved heroes, heroines and harlots in Atlantic City! The weekend of March 24, Bally’s Atlantic City will host Steve Burton, Brandon Barash, Bradford Anderson and Scott Reeves of General Hospital; and Greg Rikaart, Michael Muhney, Michelle Stafford and Stephen Nichols of The Young and the Restless, at "Soap Opera Weekend." Tickets go on sale today via Ticketmaster!
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Michelle Stafford is a busy woman these days. When her alter ego Phyllis isn't spicing things up in Genoa City on The Young and The Restless, the actress will be taking a trip over to The Ringer. According to TV Guide's  Michael Logan, Stafford will mix it up with Sarah Michelle Gellar's Bridget, who has taken over her twin sister Siobhan's life. According to Stafford:

My character is really nosy and very much in your face — one of those me, me, me types who talks a mile a minute. She runs into Siobhan, who is really Bridget, and has no idea why Siobhan doesn't recognize her. They have this very fun encounter in an elevator. Then my character sees 'Siobhan' going into a meeting with a divorce attorney and can't wait to tell her husband. READ MORE

The CW's Sarah Michelle Gellar vehicle Ringer keeps pouring in more suds. According to Fancast's Sara Bibel, actor Kristoffer Polaha (who plays Henry in the series) revealed at The CW's TCA party that The Young and the Restless minx Michelle Stafford has booked a guest star appearance on the upcoming thriller. READ MORE

Neither Michelle Stafford nor Christian LeBlanc (Phyllis Newman and Michael Baldwin respectively on The Young and the Restless) is any stranger to the Daytime Emmys. They have been nominated multiple times, with Stafford boasting both a Supporting and Lead Actress win and LeBlanc winning Lead Actor three times. Now, these powerhouse actors (nominated again this year) share their Emmy secrets and strategies with GoldDerby. Stafford says selecting an episode submission with a story arc and an emotional undercurrent is key to winning. LeBlanc says he picks his Emmy submission reel with the advice of costars like Stafford.

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Diane (Maura West) does a tuck n' roll, Daisy (Yvonne Zima) goes to war with the Abbotts (Billy Miller and Amelia Heinle) and Cane (Daniel Goddard) gets got! Watch the promo after the jump! READ MORE