General Hospital's Amanda Setton Is Also Taking a Temporary Leave of Absence

Another star on General Hospital has taken a temporary leave of absence.

According to Daytime Confidential, Amanda Setton, who plays Brook Lynn Quartermaine on the long running daytime drama, will actually be recast for a temporary time, because she’s off on maternity leave.

Amanda, who was also on Gossip Girl, Sex and the City and The Mindy Project, will be back after her leave of absence.

The site also says that the actress to take over the role of Brook Lynn hasn’t been cast just yet.

This follows the news that Kelly Monaco was replaced by Lindsay Hartley on the series earlier this week. Here’s the reason why…

If you missed it, another long running soap star is leaving her show.

Wonder Woman is coming to an end.

Director Patty Jenkins opened up about the fate of the Gal Gadot-led superhero franchise in an interview with Geek, via ComingSoon.

The sequel to the first Wonder Woman movie of the franchise, Wonder Woman 1984, is still set to hit theaters on October 2.

“WW84 gave me a chance to do a lot of things that I couldn’t accommodate in the first movie. I was so happy to tell the Wonder Woman origin story. It was almost her birth, but we really haven’t seen what she is capable of. It is exciting for me to show her at the peak of her strength. But it is also very important that she fights an internal struggle: she is a Goddess and tries to help humanity. She is not only someone who fights evil, she tries to show bad people how to improve. It’s an interesting dilemma. The next one is probably my last Wonder Woman movie, so I have to put everything I want to show there. We have to think carefully,” Patty explained to the outlet.

Gal Gadot and Kristen Wiig, the stars of Wonder Woman 1984, recently revealed that it “isn’t really” a sequel. See what they said!

Who’s The Boss is getting a revival series!

Alyssa Milano and Tony Danza are set to reunite and star in a sequel series to the original 1980s show that they starred in as father and daughter duo Tony and Samantha Micelli.

Deadline reports that the sequel is in development at Sony Pictures Television and will take place 30 years after the original series.

The new show will now be about Samantha, who is a single mom living in the same house.

The sire also reports that Judith Light and Danny Pintauro, who played Angela and Jonathan on the show, are supportive of the revival and there is hope that their characters could find a way to bring them back as well.

Alyssa and Tony will also serve as executive producers, alongside Norman Lear.

If you missed it, this old game show is also getting the reboot treatment.

Hilary Duff is sticking to a routine to stay fit!

The 32-year-old Younger star posted a bikini selfie on her Instagram on Tuesday (August 4).

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“Linda Linda Linda, I’ve still been counting my macros with my man @theflexible.dieting.coach and it’s truly helped me stay lean even while eating bread, chocolate, and wine! I also love my @novobodyofficial fam and grateful I have found what works for me. I know it’s extra hard to keep up and find normalcy in quarantine but I truly hope you make at least 30 mins a day for yourself to stay connected ♥️ do whatever feels good for you even if it’s not food or fitness related!” she captioned the post.

Hilary was recently spotted doing this with husband Matthew Koma!

Check out Hilary Duff‘s post…

Sting is looking good!

The 68-year-old “Desert Rose” musician showed off his fit body shirtless on the beach with singer Zucchero Fornaciari and Italian flutist Andrea Griminelli while on vacation on Sunday (August 2) in Ligurien, Italy.

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The legendary musician was seen accompanied by his friends, and they were joined by Andrea‘s wife, Rossana Redondo, while taking a swim in the Italian region of Ligurien. He wore floral print shorts as he soaked up the sun on his beach day.

“Happy birthday Tony! #TheBestIsYetToCome @itstonybennett,” Sting recently wrote on his Instagram, playing a sweet tribute on his guitar for fellow music legend Tony Bennett, who just turned 94 this week.

Watch Sting‘s tribute to Tony Bennett…

Jordin Sparks is back with a brand new music video!

The 30-year-old American Idol Season 6 winner dropped the visual for “Red Sangria” on Tuesday (August 4).

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The song is featured on her forthcoming EP Sounds Like Me, which will be released in just a couple weeks.

Sounds Like Me will be released on August 14, and you’ll automatically get a download of “Red Sangria” and “Unknown” when you pre-order or pre-add the EP.

It has been years since Jordin released new music. Her most recent album is 2015′s Right Here Right Now and in the time since, she appeared on Broadway in the musical Waitress.

She recently explained why she can’t be afraid to offend anymore.

Watch the music video for “Red Sangria”…

Ellen Pompeo is opening up about the reason behind her choice to stay on Grey’s Anatomy, while her co-stars have left the long-running ABC series.

The 50-year-old actress, who plays Dr. Meredith Grey on the show, spoke on Spotify’s Jemele Hill Is Unbothered podcast about her decision.

“For me, personally, a healthy home life was more important than career. I didn’t grow up with a particularly happy childhood. So the idea that I have this great husband and these three beautiful children [and] a happy home life was really something I needed to complete, to close the hole in my heart,” Ellen says. “And so I made a decision to make money, and not chase creative acting roles.”

She continued. “I don’t like chasing anything ever, and acting to me, in my experience, was a lot of chasing. You’ve got to chase roles, you’ve got to beg for roles, you’ve got to convince people … and although I produce and it’s the same kind of thing, I think I still do it from a place of, I’m never that thirsty because I’m financially set.”

Ellen also says that her age did sway her in her choice to stay on the show, too.

“If I started the show when I was younger, [like] 25, I probably would have dipped out when I was 31, 32, [when] my six-year contract was up, but my age had a lot to do with it,” she added.

Ellen went on, “I knew coming up on 40, it’s like, I don’t want to be out there chasing things, running after things, begging. I’d rather just see this as the blessing that it is.”

It was revealed that Ellen is the highest paid women on primetime television, earning $575,000 per episode.

Last year, Ellen opened up further about her choice to stay on the series.