Entertainment Weekly is reporting Susan Olsen, who played lovable, lisping tyke Cindy on The Brady Bunch, will make a guest appearance  on The Young and the Restless this Sept. 1. Olsen will play pre-school teacher Liza Morton, who welcomes Delia Abbott and Reed Helstrom into her class.

AfterElton.com is reporting that former One Life to Live star, Scott Evans, will have a small part in the first episode of AMC’s new series, Rubicon. They, however, caution fans of Evans’ OLTL character Oliver Fish not to expect someone like the lovable, upstanding cop. 

Let's just say Scott plays pretty much the exact opposite of Oliver Fish in every way.

Don’t we all wish we could walk into class the first day and have James Franco staring back at us? Next year, this dream could become a reality for students at Yale University.

According to Good Morning America, the General Hospital guest star  will be heading to Yale this fall to earn his doctorate in English and film studies. Come January, the actor will be teaching his own “very special class.”

How much do you wanna to bet Professor Franco's class will have something to do with freaky performance art?

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Wait... what was I talking about again? (grabs Ritalin pill bottle, then chases it with hot Belvedere). Okay, so Jillian Clare, who played pre-teen Abby on the NBC soap a few years back, is now co-executive producing her own nasty, fun-looking, teen web soap called Miss Behave and get this, she's only 17!  Clare recently spoke to Tubefilter about being a teen, playing a teen and creating content as a teen. READ MORE