'General Hospital' Stars Team Up with Rollman Foundation to Battle Ovarian Cancer

A group of stars from General Hospital is heading for Philadelphia in September as part of two Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month events from the Sandy Rollman Foundation, a force for education, support, and resources in the fight against the disease.

Actors William Devry (Julian), Tamara Braun (Kim), Donnell Turner (Curtis), Eden McCoy (Josslyn) and Wes Ramsey (Peter) will be headlining two events on September 14: An evening at the Helium Club with the cast, with Q&A, autographs, and photos and a private dinner afterward. The Sandy Rollman Foundation will also present a research grant during the Helium Club show.

Emmy-nominated McCoy can’t wait to get there.

"Our GH fanbase is made up of the most loving, passionate, and dedicated people," she says. "I can’t wait to meet the ones coming out to support funding for this foundation. We’re going to have a great time!"

Wes Ramsey Joins 'General Hospital' as Peter August

Guiding Light alum Wes Ramsey is joining the cast of ABC soap opera General Hospital. According to TV Line, he will be playing the role of Peter August.

In addition to his run as Guiding Light's Sam (where he first met currently love, GH's Laura Wright), Ramsey’s TV credits include Days of our Lives, CSI: Miami, The Event and Charmed. He also played Van on the Crystal Chappell's web series Venice.

No further details on the character are available. Ramsey will make his GH debut on Tuesday, November 14.

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Laura Wright and Wes Ramsey: New Beginnings

It looks like love is in the air for former Guiding Light co-stars Laura Wright and Wes Ramsey. Wright, who has playedCarly Corinthos on General Hospital since 2005, posted a photo with Ramsey on Instagram with the caption, "Hey Hey so this is @wes_ramsey #lifeisbeautiful #newbeginnings #crazy❤️ #grateful #happyMe."

On Guiding Light, Wright starred as Cassie Winslow (1997-2005) and Ramsey played Sam Spencer (2000-2002, 2003, 2004, 2008).

Hey Hey so this is @wes_ramsey #lifeisbeautiful #newbeginnings #crazy❤️ #grateful #happyMe

A post shared by Laura Wright (@welcometolaurasworld) on May 28, 2017 at 10:38pm PDT

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"When we filmed on videotape, there was a lot of plastered pancake makeup going on—not to mention the effect of the '80s and '90s," the show's lead makeup artist, Deidre Decker, told Allure magazine. "Now that we shoot in HD, we are trying to lean toward less makeup. I apply base as lightly and sparingly as possible, and I highlight and contour for a natural look."

THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS alum Michael Graziadei joins Lifetime's THE LOTTERY
Graziadei (ex-Daniel, Y&R), Lesley-Ann Brandt and Louise Lombard have been cast in Lifetime's dystopian future drama pilot THE LOTTERY. The Warner Horizon-produced conspiracy thriller is set in a world where women have stopped having children threatening extinction of the human race. When 100 embryos are successfully fertilized, a national lottery is held to decide the surrogates. Graziadei, repped by Gersh and Main Title, will play Kyle, a recovering alcoholic and single father of one of the last children born in the country.

Deidre Hall To Appear in "Grace Notes" July 5-8; Morgan Fairchild, Wes Ramsey In June

"Grace Notes & Anvils" is a gentle, funny and deeply touching guided-tour of a 'place' most Americans go to, but few feel free to talk about. Based on their book "About Grief: Insights, Setbacks, Grace Notes, Taboos," writers Ron Marasco and Brian Shuff use the intimacy of theater to explore the heartbreak, everyday heroism and surprising hilarity of grief. A new guest artist will perform each week. The show is currently running at The Odyssey Theatre in Los Angeles and features a rotating series of guest actors including many soap opera stars.

Daytime legend Deidre Hall (Marlena, DAYS OF OUR LIVES) is the latest celebrity to join the show. Hall will appear July 5-8 with the cast.

Below is a list of upcoming guest performers for "Grace Notes":