Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) was helping run his family’s company, ELQ until things started to get complicated. Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) shocked the Quartermaine family when he revealed himself as the one behind the purchase of Brook Lynn Quartermaine’s (Briana Lane) shares. At that point, Micheal chose to step down and leave ELQ.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Michael is about to make a career move that involves a dear friend. Sam Morgan’s (Kelly Monaco) focus and attention hasn’t been put into Aurora and the part of the company in which she controls is struggling. She is being pressured to sell her portion of Aurora, but has declined Jax’s (Ingo Rademacher) offer to sell. She explained that she cannot sell because that is Scout’s inheritance and Sam wants her daughter to have a secure future. Sam asked Jax if he would run her portion of Aurora, to which he declined and told her he’d only run if it he owned it.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest Sam will go to Michael with a proposition. Sam asks Michael to run her portion of Aurora, while continuing to own what’s hers. She sees Michael as a savvy business man whom she trusts as a friend and a colleague.
Although his family roles would allow Michael to live off the Corinthos and/or Quartermaine money forever, he’s not the type to sit back and mooch off of his family. Now that he is no longer running ELQ and has a son to care for, it’s likely that Michael will take Sam up on her proposition to run Aurora.
Is Michael ready for the new responsibilities that come with running a company? His experience with ELQ points to YES!
Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Briana Lane) just out the nail in the coffin when referring to her relationship with her dad, Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth). Ned is already upset that his daughter sold out the family company to Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart), making him the new CEO of ELQ. But after Brook Lynn fell victim to Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier), Ned put their differences aside because he realized that having his daughter in his life is more important than anything.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Valentin and Brook Lynn slept together after a night of drinks and good conversation.
General Hospital rumors suggest Ned will retract his offer for Brook Lynn to move back into the Quartermaine mansion if and when he finds out about his daughter’s one night rendezvous with his enemy.
General Hospital spoilers show Chase (Josh Swickard) leaving Brook Lynn a message, stating that his couch is still up for grabs. He felt bad about pressuring her to leave, and has not changed his mind and has asked her to come back. Now that she has further burned the bridge with her dad, Brook Lynn Judy might take Chase up on his offer to come back and crash on his couch.
Chase is still pretty broken up about his breakup with Willow (Katelyn MacMullen). General Hospital rumors hint that things might start looking up for Chase when it comes to love. If Brook Lynn moves back into Chase’s apartment, GH rumors claim Chase will start to get over Willow, with the possibility of a new romance with Brook Lynn. Both are down and out, will lean on each other, and they may start to develop feelings for one another. They’ve butted head in the past but it looks as though these two have a real spark.
Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Briana Lane) sold out the family company, ELQ, right from under her father Ned Ashton’s (Wally Kurth) nose. She made the decision to sell her shares of ELQ to Link in order to get out of her toxic recording contract. What she didn’t know was that Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) was behind the sale, ultimately make him the new CEO of the Quartermaine legacy, ELQ. Her actions caused her to get kicked out by her dad, when the truth came out. Now Ned is trying to get Brook Lynn back into the family home, as she explains that she didn’t betray the family in purpose because she was unaware Valentin was behind the deal.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Ned’s feelings about his daughter coming back to live at home are about to change.
General Hospital rumors suggest Ned will find out she and Valentin slept together, which will erase all sentiments claiming that Brook Lynn wanted nothing to do with Valentin. Now that she’s slept with her father’s enemy, she cannot be trusted in Ned’s eyes.
Brook Lynn turned down the offer to move back home, and it looks as though she is lashing out against her father. Her one night stand with Valentin could now cost Brook Lynn her relationship with her dad. Is there no going back for Ned and Brook Lynn?
Brook Lynn (Briana Lane) has been down on her luck. Her singing career is over after falling victim to Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier). Her vocal cords are damaged and she’s unable to sing. She’s out on the streets after she turned to Detective Chase (Josh Swickard) after being released rom the hospital, and now he’s kicking her to the curb. Brook Lynn betrayed her father, which lead him to kick her out of the Quartermaine mansion, which ultimately lead to where she is today.
Chase told Brook Lynn that he needs his space back in his one room apartment. General Hospital spoilers reveal Brook Lynn made her wya back to her home with her family. She arrived at the Quartermaine mansion where she over heard a secret.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth) confides in his auntie, Monica Quartermaine (Leslie Charleson), and discloses his shameful secret. Ned tells Monica that he cheated on his wife, Olivia Falconeri (Lisa LoCicero), with Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn). Ned was feeling down and insecure over Olivia running off with Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers).
General Hospital rumors suggest Brook Lynn will use what she overheard as leverage against her father. Now that she knows his secret, GH rumors claim Brook Lynn will blackmail Ned into letting her move back in and help get her back on her feet. If he doesn’t comply, she’ll tell Olivia they her dad slept with Alexis Davis.
Ned and Alexis have a romantic past. They have remained friends over the years and have recently grown closer as friends. One drunken night lead to a night neither of them will forgot, but also can’t remember. Did Alexis and Ned actually sleep together? If neither of them can remember the details of the night, chances are, the act never even happened!
Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) is back home in Port Charles where he belongs, and his family has welcomed him with open arms.
Dante first saw his dad, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) at the tail end of his grandfather’s funeral. Dante tried to make it back in time to say goodbye to Mike (Max Gail), but missed it by minutes. He found his dad there, and Sonny was surprised and moved to finally see his son. Dante then went to his home with Lulu Spencer Falconeri (Emme Rylan) where he was greeted by his ex wife and her new boyfriend, Dustin Phillips (Mark Lawson). Lulu poured her heart out to Dante, expressing deep sadness knowing that he told her to move on. Now she had and Dante is conflicted.
No one was happier to see Dante than his mother, Olivia Falconeri Ashton (Lisa LoCicero). Olivia has been praying for the day her son would come home, and after her heartbreak over seas, Olivia was overcome with emotion when her son showed up at the Quartermaine mansion.
Now that Dante will be staying with his mom and Ned (Wally Kurth) at the Quartermaine’s, General Hospital spoilers reveal Dante will find comfort in an old friend.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Detective Chase (Josh Swickard) wants Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Briana Lane) to get back on her feet, and to do that she needs to make some changes in her life- starting with leaving his one room apartment.
General Hospital rumors claim Brook Lynn makes her way back to living with Ned and Olivia at the Quartermaine mansion.
Dante is dealing with the fact that he pushed Lulu away and she has now moved on. They clearly still love one another but the pain is just too much to bare. General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest Brook Lynn and Dante will lean on each other. They will grow closer as their share living space and spend more and more time together. Dante and Brook Lynn are no strangers, and old feelings could resurface. Lulu has moved on, who who’s to say Dante won’t do the same?
Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Briana Lane) is acting true to form lately with her temper tantrum toward her father, Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth).
Although Brook Lynn and Detective Chase (Josh Swickard) have always butted heads, Chase still invited a homeless Brook Lynn to stay with him temporarily.
Previous General Hospital rumors suggested these two may eventually find their spark. After three arrests and some arguments, Chase and Brook Lynn have already made an impression on one another.
Lately Chase has been wallowing in his sorrow over Willow Tait Corinthos (Katelyn MacMullen), having retreats about his and Sasha Gilmore’s (Sofia Mattsson) plan. General Hospital spoilers and rumors indicate that Brook Lynn mixing into Chase’s apartment will be just what he needs to distract him from missing Willow. Hopefully Chase and be as much help to Brook Lynn as she will be to him as he tries to move on from Willow.
The recent General Hospital scenes which have included many of the talented cast members have displayed the actor’s true ability as they perform their scenes.
The scenes surrounding the last days of Sonny Corinthos’ father, Mike Corbin (Max Gail), include leading cast members such as, Laura Wright, as Carly has a dream of herself with her father in law, in a touching and heart warming scene. Others include, Steve Burton as Jason Morgan, talking to Mike at his bedside, about his relationship with his best friend, Sonny. Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) has been right by his father and grandfather’s side, supporting Sonny emotionally, and spending time with his grandpa Mike in his final days. Eden McCoy made us bring out the tissues when she sat by Mike’s side as Josslyn gushed over her love for her Grandpa. Mike’s grandson has returned to GH, however, Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) is far from home. When notified of his grandfathers state, Dante quickly began to remember and reflect on his relationship with Mike. Close family friend, Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Briana Lane), mustered up the energy to leave the hospital and pay Mike a visit. More of the talented cast displayed their abilities during these moving scenes.
General Hospital news reports GH’s Maurice Benard reflects on the work of his fellow cast mates, expressing his amazement at how great everyone has done. Benard explains the atmosphere is very much a family vibe, and stated that at GH, as an actor, you are allowed to fly.
As I worked yesterday on @GeneralHospital I was amazed at how great everyone does with NO TIME/ONE TAKE, it’s also very much of a family atmosphere,as an actor with no support you can still do what you do. At GH you are allowed to Fly.
The cast of General Hospital is able to express their talents while being supported by those running the show, and Maurice is grateful for that. As fans, we continue to support you all as well, and are grateful to be entertained by many of the best.
Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Briana Lane) is still hospitalized after being attacked by Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) the night of the Nurses Ball.
General Hospital news confirmed Kim Delaney has joined the cast of General Hospital, and as fans chatter about who Kim Delaney will play in Port Charles, General Hospital rumors hint the AMC alum will arrive in Port Charles to support her daughter, Brook Lynn and her ex husband, Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth) through this tragedy.
Other General Hospital rumors suggest the newcomer could be playing the role of Detective Chase’s (Josh Swickard) mom, introducing an entirely new character to the scene.
General Hospital news confirmed Delaney starts filming scenes on September 9th. Stay tuned to find out which role she will take on!
General Hospital spoilers reveal Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) is about to arrive home in Port Charles. Many questions cloud his mind, like, how will his family react to his return? Dante hasn’t been in contact with his mother, Olivia Falconeri (Lisa LoCicero) in over a year. His ex wife, Lulu Spencer Falconeri (Emme Rylan), has moved on with Dustin Phillips (Mark Lawson).
General Hospital spoilers reveal Dante arrives home in Port Charles just as Lulu and Dustin are growing closer.
Brook Lynn Quartermaine aka BLQ (Briana Lane) and Dante have a history as they grew up in the same parts of town and their families were close. Brook Lynn has always butted heads with Lulu and recent General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest she and Lulu are about to have another thing to butt heads about. Other than the fact that Brook Lynn and Dante go way back, Brook Lynn is also Dustin’s ex.
General Hospital spoilers hint that Dante will see that Lulu is happy with Dustin and turn to an old friend- Brook Lynn. It’s difficult to say of these two will have a lasting relationship, or if she is just a familiar face that provides comfort as Dante struggles through losing Lulu to Dustin.
Will Lulu realize she and Dante are meant to be and leave Dustin up for grabs? Perhaps Brook Lynn and Dustin find their way back to each other as well…
Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) was our of options when her ex, Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell), showed up at the cabin to get their son after she had him kidnapped. Nelle has been planning her escape with her son for a long time, and on the night of The Nurses Ball, Nelle decoded to shoot her shot. She had hubby, Julian Jerome (William DeVry) do the dirty work, which included using chloroform to knock out Wiley’s grandma, Monica Quartermaine (Leslie Charleson).
With the help of Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Briana Lane), Michael was able track Nelle and Wiley down at the cabin in the woods. When Carly Corinthos came up to check on the situation, she decided to have it out with Nelle. Now regretfully, Carly could be facing the most trying time of her life.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors hint that Nelle is not dead as Carly and Jax (Ingo Rademacher) presume. But instead, General Hospital rumors claim Nelle will stay hidden, making it look like Carly let her go, causing her to fall to her death.
GH spoilers hint that Nelle will haunt Carly from beyond- but if she’s not dead, she’ll certainly make it seem as if she died that night and has returned for unfinished business.
Dead or alive, Nelle will make Carly’s life a living Hell for the foreseeable future. Is Carly tough enough to take on Nelle and her ghost?
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