Tristan Rogers: Last News

Two more stars have left General Hospital, the hit soap opera that airs weekdays on ABC.

EXCLUSIVE: The Daytime Emmy-winning drama series The Bay will release eighteen all new episodes daily this month and in December.

EXCLUSIVE: Fans of The Bay can now find the digital sudser on Peacock.

Harrison Wagner, the son of General Hospital’s Jack and Kristina Wagner, died on Monday at the age of 27. Harrison was found dead in a parking lot in Los Angeles, according to reports. The LA County Medical Examiner pronounced Harrison dead at the scene at 05:14 hours.Harrison, who acted as an occasional DJ, tended to avoid the spotlight.He was the son of Jack and Kristina, who played General Hospital power couple Frisco Jones and Felicia Cummings on the long-running hit soap starting back in 1984.Their son Harrison endured a long-running struggle with addiction to drugs and alcohol, which saw him go missing for six days in 2016.His cause of death is currently being investigated by the medical examiner, according to The Sun.Tributes have come pouring in for Harrison, some of which have been from his parents’ colleagues.General Hospital co-star Tristan Rogers wrote: “My heart goes out to Jack Wagner and Kristina Malandro on the loss of their son.“As a parent the loss of a child is my worst nightmare.”While some fans took to Instagram to leave their condolences on Harrison’s latest post, dated May 23.The picture showed him sitting on a bench in the sunshine looking off into the distance.Harrison captioned the photo: “Focus.

Charles Siebert, the actor best known for his role as Dr. Stanley Riverside II on seven seasons of the series "Trapper John M.D.," has died, according to a report.

Studio City, the little-engine-that-could creation of The Bold and Beautiful actor Sean Kanan, is back for a second season on Amazon Prime.

Kate Aurthur editorEarly this year, “General Hospital” killed off Luke Spencer, the iconic character who was played by Anthony Geary on and off for decades. Luke’s current wife Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) turned up at the door of his ex-wife Laura (Genie Francis) — whose coupledom with Luke sent “General Hospital” to its stratospheric heights in the early 1980s — to tell her the tragic news.