Over the years Luke Spencer’s (Tony Geary) and his adventurous lifestyle brought in some great loves. Maybe it was the allure of the danger, skills, and strength that attracted women to Luke. Whatever the case, Luke and Laura went on to become the most iconic couple in daytime.
While Laura is the love of Luke’s life, others came in close with fiery passion and genuine commonalities. One woman in particular caught Luke’s eye and the feeling was mutual. Skye Quartermaine (Robinson Chistopher) eventually became the object of his affection, even if it was for a short time. As General Hospital history shows, Luke had a special nickname for the ginger haired beauty.
Previously, General Hospital Blog shared recent GH spoilers and rumors regarding newcomer, Blaze. Alison Rogers goes by the name Blaze as she rises to stardom as the hottest new pop star. Suspicions around her family tree arose after Blaze and Kristina discussed the singer’s heritage. Additionally, Tracy’s sudden concern for Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) came out of left field. And her adamant refusal to allow Blaze to become The Face of Deception sends up some red flags.
General Hospital spoilers tease that Blaze is actually Skye Quartermaine and Lorenzo Alcazar’s (Ted King) daughter. Coincidentally, the young woman shares a nickname with Skye. The fiery redhead’s Luke-given pet name was a reflection of what Skye was to Luke. Does the name Blaze ring a bell?
Tracy Quartermaine has never liked Skye for how she weaseled her way into the Quartermaine family and finances. Now, petty jealousy seems to be the issue.
This newcomer has quite the bloodline! Did you all notice how Blaze and Kristina made a point to mention the singer’s family background? Specifically that the pop star has zero ties to Port Charles? Automatically I find that suspicious. Aside from Kristina, Blaze’s only PC connections are her newly developed friendships and business relationships with Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) and Detective Chase (Josh Swickard).
Like many other pop stars and other celebrities, Kristina’s new friend uses a stage name. We don’t know much of her backstory or family life, but little by little Blaze gets know more people around Port Charles. In turn, more people learn a little more about the famous artist. What we do know is that she goes by the name of Blaze when on stage. But before the world knew her as the one-word, bold statement piece, she was given the name Alison Rogers.
According to the latest General Hospital spoilers, Blaze contemplates Maxie and Lucy’s offer to become the new Face of Deception. Meanwhile, Tracy Quartermaine already pumped the brakes on that. Doesn’t it seem odd that Tracy would auddebtly care so much about having a heart? Especially for someone she barely knows. Tracy isn’t obligated to Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattson) but she has a strong opinion about the young woman and her status with the cosmetic company. Surely it’s natural and normal to care about someone’s best interest even when business is at stake, but not for Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot). GH rumors claim that Blaze could be one of two stage names.
Despite her Hispanic heritage, Blaze’s name doesn’t have too much of a cultural ring to it. Alison Rogers doesn’t exactly scream, “I’m Hispanic.” Instead, it seems like another fake persona. While this doesn’t necessarily mean anything since people are free to legally change their name to almost anything they want. However, it does raise suspicions.
General Hospital spoilers tease that Tracy was adamant that Blaze doesn’t become the new Face of Deception for a reasons having nothing to do with Sasha. Reportedly, GH rumors about Blaze’s identity dance around Tracy Quartermaine. As it turns out, the more GH fans dive into the possibilities, the more it looks like Tracy has a personal vendetta against the pop star. Why? Well, because Tracy is just being Tracy. To clarify, GH rumors claim that Tracy knows exactly who Blaze is and wants her nowhere near any more Quartermaine money.
Again, we ask why? Well because it’s very rare that a Port Charles newcomer is actually a lone addition. Most times their family tree reveals itself over time. That’s why fans believe that Blaze has strong connections in PC. The name Alison Rogers doesn’t really fit for a proud Hispanic woman. Instead, it sounds like a cover story. That said, GH spoilers and rumors tease that Alison is actually Lila Rae, Skye Quartermaine’s daughter! Remember Skye? She’s the Quartermaine who really isn’t a Quartermaine. According to GH history, Skye scammed the family but was still accepted as one of their own even after the truth was revealed. Obviously this didn’t sit well worth Tracy. And since she’s out to settle decades old scores, why not stuck it to Blaze, the illegitimate Quartermaine heir?
If you think this revelation is big, wait until you heard what gh rumors claim about Blaze’s paternal side. If you didn’t watch GH firing this time then you might not know that Skye and Lorenzo Alcazar had a daughter, Lila Rae. Now, the GH rumor mill buzzes over Blaze. Is she Skye and Lorenzo’s daughter?
Sonny’s most memorable enemy REVEALED! …I’m not sure how I would take it if I was given that title. Actually, never mind. Being named Sonny Corinthos’s most memorable enemy is nothing short of an honor. Especially if that’s what you were going for all along.
Undoubtedly, Sonny has had the cream of the crop when it comes to top tier villains. Over the years, all of Sonny’s enemies gave him a run for his money. From Frank Smith to Faith Rosco (Cynthia Preston), Manny Ruiz to Anthony Zacchara, Sonny’s had his mob work cut out for him. And of all the men and woman who’ve ever had it out for Sonny have tried and failed. But there is only one “the boss” has named his most memorable enemy.
As you know, Maurice Benard is currently on tour. Maurice Benard: The Milestone Tour, is hitting the east coast and mid-west areas. In the past GH fans have expressed their interest in seeing Maurice at fan events outside of his own region. However, it became widely known that Maurice was never a big fan of flying. Understandably, this issue served as an obstacle for Maurice and fans to connect.
Maurice Shares Most Memorable Enemy
Well, fast forward to present day, and Maurice has overcome so much! In 2023 his determination overpowered his fears and he hopped on that place in March. It was the first time flying without his wife, Paula. Naturally, with every experience brings one more at ease with the situation. Maurice is bigger than his fears and it shows. I for one am particularly grateful for this milestone as he finally paid a visit to good ole Detroit (technically, Royal Oak).
That being said, we have some GH spoilers to share- straight from the mobster’s mouth. Thursday night’s event drew General Hospital fans together for an evening with the iconic Maurice Benard. There he spoke to fans about his passions, vulnerabilities, told jokes, laughed and even teared up. During his show, fans were able to ask questions. That’s when someone asked Maurice who he considered to be Sonny’s most memorable enemy.
It didn’t take the family man with a gangster’s alter ego long to spill the tea. The last three decades provide ample opportunities to choose the his biggest villain since each and every one has left a mark. Ultimately, General Hospital Blog reveals that Benard hands Ted King aka Alcazar (Luis and Lorenzo) the honorable title. The early 2000s was wild with mob drama in Port Charles. From 2003-2007, Alcazar was Sonny’s biggest threat… and apparently he left a mark!
It brings much sadness to announce this General Hospital news regarding the death of a former Port Charles and General Hospital star.
Port Charles was an ABC Network’s spinoff of the 1963 Daytime drama, General Hospital.Port Charles began in June or 1997, and had a six year run, ending in October of 2003.
General Hospital news reports confirm Jay Pickett, who played Frank Scanlon on PC has passed away at the age of 60. He is survived by his wife, Elena, daughters Maegan and Michaela, and son, Tyler.
Picketts TV big brother, Joe Scanlon, and real life friend, Michael Dietz, took to Facebook to give his condolences and reminisce on his friendship with Pickett, which began on the set of Port Charles. Dietz writes, “My greatest friend has sadly left this world,” he continued, “We met when we were cast as brothers on PORT CHARLES many, many years ago. He played my big brother on TV but that carried over into real life and an amazing friendship that was one of a kind. He was an incredible husband, father, friend, and godfather to my daughter. Everyone that knew him loved him. I love you, Jay. Keep smiling my friend. All my love to his family, who truly became our family as well. You will be forever missed.”
General Hospital spoilers and news reveal Jay Pickett also stepped on for Ted King in the role of Lorenzo Alcazar on GH.
General Hospital Blog gives our condolences to Jay and his family and loved ones during this time. Our thought and prayers are with his family.
If you follow General Hospital’s, Maurice Benard on social media, you’re well aware of his humor and desire to keep smiles on the faces of his fans.
In a recent but expired Instagram story, Maurice Benard’s humor shone through as he as libbed a scene from the syndicated CW series, Charmed. The scene starring Shannen Doherty and General Hospital’s Ted King (Lorenzo/Luis Alcazar) fit perfectly with Benard’s hilarious fictional story using a voice over convey his message to GH fans.
General Hospital news and spoilers revealed Maurice Benard’s thoughts on playing Mike currently as opposed to the iconic mob boss, Sonny Corinthos. He mentioned how he enjoyed the change of pace as Mike, but assured fans that Sonny would be back soon.
In the video below of the expired IG sorry, Benard uses his voice to Ted King’s scene, asking the women (Doherty) all about Sonny and Mike.
General Hospital spoilers and previews disclose Sonny will make his way home to his wife Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright), and family very soon as things with Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) gets complicate over in Nixon Falls.
Here’s to hoping Sonny will soon leave his Mike persona behind and return to his roots. He’s much needed in Port Charles as Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) is making life dangerous for the entire town.
Lorenzo Alcazar helped Carly deliver baby Morgan when she went into labor. But he wasn’t all sunshine and rainbows. He was bad. Very bad. His twin brother, Luis was even worse. In 2002 Luis Alcazar came to Port Charles with one main goal, to be responsible for the demise of Sonny Corinthos.
Luis Alcazar has a laundry list of criminal offenses which include but aren’t limited to the following: Keeping the beautiful Brenda Barrett captive for about 4 years, convincing her that she was mentally ill. All the while he was drugging her. He caused the death of Alexis’ sister Kristina by blowing up Sonny’s house. Alcazar also tried to kill Zander Smith when he threw him overboard… There are many more heinous crimes where those came from which ultimately led to his death. Alexis killed Luis in self defense by pushing him off a balcony.
In 2003, Ted King returned to GH as Luis’ brother, Lorenzo Alcazar. He played this role until 2007 and left quite a mark throughout his time in Port Charles. Lorenzo was a lot like his brother when it came to his reason to be in Port Charles. He wanted to take Sonny down and would stop at nothing until that happened. Lorenzo was responsible for kidnapping Sonny, sleeping with Carly, kidnapped Spinelli and Lulu and ordered a hit on them, kidnapped Sonny’s sister, Courtney, and the list goes on…
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Ted King tells sources that he is ready to return to General Hospital. After accepting a role on One Life to Live as Tea Delgado’s brother, Tomas, the show was prematurely canceled and Ted King was out of a job. On coming back to GH as Alcazar, King tells a source, “There’s a lot to work out logistically. They teased the audience about a year ago with bringing him on, but that’s up to Head Writer, Ron Carlivati and Executive Producer, Frank Valentini. I certainly know that those guys are creative enough to figure it out.”
Could Lorenzo come back to Port Charles after being shot and killed by Sonny’s hit-man Jason Morgan in 2007? Stranger things have happened in this town. Would you like to see Ted King return to General Hospital, bringing his character Lorenzo Alcazar back to Port Charles? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section!
The character of Carly Corinthos Jacks (Caroline Benson) is nothing short of legendary. The daughter of Port Charles vet, Bobbie Spencer, Carly first came to the scene in 1996 when she was portrayed by the talented actress, Sarah Joy Brown until 2001. When Brown left General Hospital to pursue other projects, the lovely Tamara Braun took over the role and stole our hearts until 2005. Jennifer Bransford briefly stepped in to the role just before Laura Wright took over as Carly in 2005.
Carly has been linked to many love interests including Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard), Jason Quartermaine/Morgan (Steve Burton/Billy Miller), Lorenzo Alcazar (Ted King), Jasper Jacks (Ingo Rademacher), and Robert Frank/Franco (Roger Howarth). Most fans agree that Carly’s relationship with Sonny is one for the books as Carly and Sonny aka CarSon has been named a Daytime Super couple throughout the years.
Today the wonderfully talented Laura Wright celebrates 9 years of being with General Hospital. Time sure does fly, as it seems like yesterday we saw Laura debut as Carly in the “train wreck” episode.
Check out Laura’s 9 year announcement on her Instagram!
Take a look back at Laura’s first scene, November, 4th, 2005.
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