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Josh Kelly (Cody, General Hospital ), alongside Bradford Anderson (Spinelli), will serve as co-host of a special Zoom to benefit victims of the devastating Los Angeles wildfires. Titled “Daytime Makes a Difference,” the streaming event is set to take place on Sunday, January 19 and features an impressive roster of stars from multiple daytime shows. From GH, Kelly and Anderson will be joined by Tabyana Ali (Trina), Tajh Bellow (TJ), Maurice Benard (Sonny), Ian Buchanan (ex-Duke), Nancy Lee Grahn (Alexis), Tanisha Harper (Jordan), Rick Hearst (Ric), Carolyn Hennesy (Diane), Finola Hughes (Anna), Chloe Lanier (ex-Nelle), Eva LaRue (Natalia), Jon Lindstrom (Kevin), Kate Mansi (Kristina), Vanessa Marcil (ex-Brenda), Sofia Mattsson (Sasha), Scott Reeves (ex-Steve; ex-Ryan, Young and Restless ), Tristan Rogers (Robert), Emma Samms (Holly), Amanda Setton (Brook Lynn), Parry Shen (Brad), Rena Sofer (Lois), Josh Swickard (Chase), Cynthia Watros (Nina), Sawandi Wilson (Isaiah), Kristen Vaganos (Molly), and John J. York (Mac), in addition to Cameron Mathison (Drew), who lost his home to the destructive blazes. Days of our Lives stars Carson Boatman (Johnny), Tamara Braun (Ava; ex-Carly/ex-Kim, GH), Eric Martsolf (Brady) and Brandon Barash (ex-Stefan/ex-Jake; ex-Johnny, GH) round out the list of confirmed talent. (To buy tickets, click here.)

After nearly a year-long absence from the Port Charles landscape, Lydia Look made her triumphant return to General Hospital as the imposing Selina Wu on Thursday, January 16. While Selina’s comeback may not be good news for Cody Bell, who has landed in her debt via his gambling, or for her not-quite-adoring nephew, Brad Cooper, it is most assuredly good news for fans. Soap Opera Digest checked in with Look over email to get the inside scoop on her latest GH endeavors.

Chad Duell's last GH airdate revealed, a mystery woman appears on DAYS and other casting news as of January 21.

Back To The Future: Li (Naomi Matsuda, l.) is on the hunt for answers about what really happened back in the day between Poppy (Romy Park) and Jack (Ted King).

Away We Go: Carly (Laura Wright) gave Michael (Chad Duell) the choice about where to undergo treatment.

Katelyn MacMullen joined General Hospital in 2018 as Willow Tait and almost immediately began working regularly with Chad Duell; his character, Michael Corinthos, met Willow in a bereavement group and in time would become her on-screen husband (more than once). Soap Opera Digest checked in with the actress about how she reacted to her leading man, who last aired on January 21, making the decision to leave the show.

This hasn’t been the best week for Cody Bell — not only did his ill-advised decision to bet on Kai’s PCU football game land him in debt (again) to Selina Wu, but his drunken antics at the reopening of Charlie’s landed him in a cell at the PCPD. Soap Opera Digest checked in with Cody’s portrayer, Josh Kelly, about his character’s behavioral backslide, the end of his romance with Sasha and who might be the next woman to catch Cody’s eye.

Tea Totaled: As Claire (Hayley Erin, far l.), Nikki (Melody Thomas Scott, second from l.) and Victoria (Amelia Heinle, far r.) looked on, Jordan (Colleen Zenk) drank herself to her doom.

Anticipation continues to build for Beyond The Gates, the new soap opera created by Daytime Emmy-winning scribe Michele Val Jean that is set to make its debut on CBS on February 24. Now, the network has dropped the official trailer for the show, which introduces viewers to the juicy world of Fairmont Crest, a fictional gated community located outside of Washington, D.C. and one of the most affluent Black communities in the country.

Colleen Zenk ended her memorable run as Jordan on Young and Restless in dramatic fashion on Friday, January 24, when her character deliberately overdosed on tea containing crushed-up sleeping pills. Now, in a new interview with TV Insider, she is speaking out about she feels about leaving the show.