Today, we celebrate the incredible milestone of ABC’s General Hospital officially turning 60-years-old.  The soap debuted on this day on April 1,1963.

Two of the series current stars: Josh Swickard (Chase) and Laura Wright (Carly) chatted with Michael Fairman earlier this week for a conversation on You Tube’s Michael Fairman Channel.

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Josh and Laura share what it has meant to be part of such an iconic television show, plus the two actors recall their GH  ‘audition’ stories, and who took them under their wing when they came to the GH set for the first time.

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In addition, with the GH Nurses’ Ball returning next week, Josh teases what number he might sing when Chase takes the Nurses’ Ball stage, and if Chase will repair his relationship with Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) during the episodes.

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Laura looks into what the future of Carly’s relationship with Drew (Cameron Mathison) might look like, and both actors express their sadness on the tragic and sudden death of their beloved producer, Nneka Garland, earlier in the week, as well as the recent passing of cast member Sonya Eddy (Epiphany) and the tribute episode that GH just aired in her honor.

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You can watch the full interview with Josh and Laura below.

Now, let us know, are you rooting for Chase and Brook Lynn to get back together during the Nurses’ Ball? Are you rooting for Carly and Drew to stay together, or would you want Carly back with Sonny?  Let us know in the comment section.

This past Sunday, The Young and the Restless officially turned 50! Hard to believe that 5 decades of love, lust, intrigue and familial drama has passed since the series debuted on CBS back on March 26, 1973.

A little less than two weeks ago, many of the stars of Y&R, past and present, gathered together at a memorable celebration in honor of this milestone, when Y&R, CBS and Sony threw a big bash for the show at the Vibiana in downtown Los Angeles.

Michael Fairman TV was on the red carpet conducting interviews with the cast in attendance and special guests. We previously posted part one of our red carpet interviews here.

The second half of the video interviews can now be viewed below, or via You Tube’s Michael Fairman Channel which include conversations with: Beth Maitland, Tracey Bregman and Christian LeBlanc, Zach Tinker, J. Eddie Peck, Sean Kanan, Melissa Ordway, Michael Damian, Michael Graziadei, Kate Linder, Janice Lynde, John McCook and more.

Let us know which Y&R party chats you enjoyed the most in the comment section.

Congratulations are the order of the day for the cast, crew, and creatives, past and present, as The Young and the Restless turns 50 this Sunday.

The show debuted back on March 26, 1973 as a half-hour soap, before CBS wanted it to to an hour in 1980.  Through the years, viewers have watched the loves, lives, and the drama of the citizens and key families of Genoa City.  Y&R was co-created by the late William J. Bell and Lee Phillip Bell, and Bill remained as head writer of the series until 1998.

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To mark the golden anniversary, You Tube’s Michael Fairman Channel, welcomed several Y&R cast members this past Friday for a special livestream conversation touching upon their time on the iconic daytime drama series.

Sharing stories on: their auditions to land their roles on Y&R, some of their memorable storylines, who helped them the most when they first came to the show, remembering the dearly-departed grand dame of Genoa City, Jeanne Cooper (Katherine Chancellor), and more were: Jess Walton (Jill), Tracey Bregman (Lauren), Christian LeBlanc (Michael), Jason Thompson (Billy), Scott Reeves (ex-Ryan), Tricia Cast (Nina) and Melissa Claire Egan (Chelsea).

You can check out the replay of our Y&R 50th anniversary celebration below.

Now, share you ‘congrats’ for Y&R’s amazing 50th anniversary milestone via the comment section and your thoughts on our livestream chat.