One Life To Live alum Nic Robuck is taking a leap onto the big screen. According to ABC Soaps In Depth, Robuck will star in his first feature film, A Dark Plan. Robuck stated:

I play the lead character, Shane Dempsey, a sociopath who had a horrible upbringing. He will do anything for the love of others... even kill if he's desperate enough!

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Starr might have broken James Ford's heart during One Life to Live's final week on the air, but the character's hunky portrayer Nic Robuck is feeling no pain! According to ABC Soaps In Depth, the actor has booked a guest gig on The CW's Ringer, starring fellow ABC Daytime alum Sarah Michelle Gellar. Which OLTL alum are you hoping to see pop up in primetime next?

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Oh my damn...my favorite late night talk show host Chelsea Handler went in on One Life to Live's Starr (Kristen Alderson) and James (Nic Robuck) on Chelsea Lately. Usually I get my knickers in a twist when mainstream programs diss soaps, but Handler's style shows she's in on the joke and let's face it, that was a looong list of cheestastic reasons James gave for not schtupping Starr! Thanks StefanieM23 for the tip via Twitter! Watch the clip after the jump. READ MORE

Some of ABC Daytime's most popular soap hunks took to a hot tub for a photo shoot and Entertainment Tonight was there to film it all! One Life to Live's David Fumero (Christian), John-Paul Lavoisier (Rex),  David Gregory (Ford) and Nick Robuck (James); General Hospital's Brandon Barash (Johnny) and Chad Duell (Michael) and All My Children's Trent Garrett (Asher) and Jordi Vilasuso (Griffin) were all on hand to dish about soap love scenes and memorable fan encounters. Watch a clip from the show after the jump!

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One Life to Live’s stars, including Hillary B. Smith (pictured above), turned out for the One Life to Live Fan Club Luncheon on October 9 at The New York Helmsley Hotel. Check out photos from the event after the jump! READ MORE

Watching the ABC daytime lineup lately has been a little déjà vu for this old time soap viewer. Perhaps “copying” is too strong a term. Maybe “homage” would be a better word or, perhaps, “sticky fingers.” On the other hand, the stories in question here are different from either classic soap opera tropes (boy/girl-meets-hates-falls-in-love-with-girl/boy stuff) or classic soap cliches (supervillain-returns-from-the-dead-with-an-evil-twin shenanigans) because of their very specificity.

All three of the ABC’s daytime dramas currently are airing stories or arcs that have been a little too close to the mark of several cancelled Proctor & Gamble shows, begging the question “Does Brian Frons really admire those old, now defunct serials as much as he loves pilfering CBS soap stars?” Let us count the ways: READ MORE