Y&R's Michelle Stafford: 'Social media has changed the game for sure'"You get to hear right away how people feel. I think it’s a great thing as an artist, but there’s also a lot of criticism out there. The networks are definitely paying attention to what people say on social media. I think it’s important for people to have a voice and to state their opinion. If people like or don’t like a story, they have every right to talk about it."
Y&R alum Nina Arvesen Recalls Her “Bermuda Love Triangle”
Y&R made a great choice for its first shoot outside the United States,” said Arvesen. “This was my first opportunity to get to go to Bermuda.
"The trip to Bermuda was the ultimate adventure for me — I think Bermuda is the most beautiful island in the world! And I still receive thousands of fan letters and emails from fans all over the world who want to see THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS return to the Bermuda to for another storyline."
Actors Broadwell man never met got unexpected roles
Ray Fulk would have approved of Saturday evening’s fundraiser at the Elks Lodge in Lincoln. It was held because of him, not that Ray would ever have shown up at such a thing. He was too reclusive and too rough. But the event was for the dogs and cats of Logan County, and that is the part he would have liked.
He also would have been happy that his favorite TV stars were there — Kevin Brophy came for the fundraiser from his home in California, and Peter Barton (ex-Scott Grainger, Y&R) from his in upstate New York.
Ray was 71 when he died last summer on his farm east of Broadwell. He drew up his unusual will in 1997 — the will that left his assets to the two actors, just because Ray liked the shows Kevin and Peter did long ago.