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Yahoo
05-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
End of an Era – J. Eddie Peck Says Goodbye to Y&R…and Cole
The Young and the Restless fans are still reeling after Cole Howard's emotional final moments on July 3. As Cole took his last breath on screen, viewers were left grieving not only the character but also the actor who brought him to life. J. Eddie Peck, who reprised his iconic role back in 2023, is officially saying goodbye to Y&R — and his farewell is as heartfelt as his portrayal. In a moving Instagram post, Peck shared his gratitude and love for the fans, cast, and crew who made his return unforgettable. 'Just a quick shout out as Cole takes his last breath on the show today — and with that, this chapter of my journey on The Young and the Restless comes to a close. I want to thank all of you — my fans, friends, and Y&R family — for welcoming me back with such incredible warmth and support. Your messages, posts, and enthusiasm made this return deeply meaningful for me. I'll do a lil follow up with a video later today or this eve. Much love ❤️ WATCH THIS: Did you know SoapHub has a podcast?! Check it out here! The actor's words hit home for longtime viewers who have followed Cole's journey over the decades. From his complicated love story with Victoria (Amelia Heinle) to his tangled connection to the Newman family, Cole has been a key player in some of Genoa City's most dramatic storylines. While Peck hasn't revealed his next move, fans are already speculating about where they might see him pop up next. Could another soap snatch him up? Might he return for a ghostly cameo in Genoa City down the line? Soapland never says never, and Cole's presence could linger long after his death. READ THIS: What was the point of Cole's return? One thing is certain: J. Eddie Peck's farewell marks the end of an era for Y&R. His portrayal of Cole brought depth, warmth, and plenty of fireworks to the canvas, and his fans will be eagerly waiting for that follow-up video he teased in his post.
Yahoo
21-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Y&R Sneak Peek: Adam Risks It All to Expose Dumas Before It's Too Late
In an exciting behind-the-scenes reveal from The Young and the Restless, Adam Newman is about to take bold action that could change everything. As the drama in the south of France intensifies, Adam is not sitting back—he's diving headfirst into the mystery of Aristotle Dumas. But what is Adam risking to expose the truth, and will it cost him more than he bargained for? From the moment Dumas (Billy Flynn) was introduced, fans have been left guessing about his true identity and his intentions. While others have played the waiting game, Adam (Mark Grossman) is taking matters into his own hands. In the behind-the-scenes footage, we see Adam determined to uncover the secrets surrounding Dumas, pushing past any obstacles in his way. This isn't just about gaining power or control—Adam's deep desire to belong in his family is driving him to find answers, no matter the personal cost. MORE: Find out what else happens in this Y&R sneak peek. The stakes couldn't be higher as Adam faces off with the elusive Dumas. From traveling across the globe to chase down leads, Adam has made it clear that he's ready to risk everything to expose Dumas before it's too late. In the video, Adam alludes to important information he's uncovered about the enigmatic businessman, but the question remains: is he ready to share it with the rest of the Newmans, or is his pursuit of the truth going to cause more problems than it solves? As tensions mount and the mystery surrounding Dumas deepens, Adam finds himself at a crossroads. His loyalty to his family is tested, and it's clear that his actions could have serious repercussions. Will exposing Dumas bring Adam the answers he seeks, or will it drive him further into the chaos? This high-stakes adventure promises drama, twists, and a side of Adam fans haven't seen before. Keep watching Y&R to see just how far Adam is willing to go in his quest for the truth.
Malay Mail
20-06-2025
- General
- Malay Mail
Argus Residence: Celebrating the memories of a former Eurasian ‘enclave' in George Town
GEORGE TOWN, June 20 — Every evening along a short narrow lane, just behind the Assumption Church in George Town, shrieks of laughter would fill the air as children ran and played. It was a time before there were many cars on the roads and that narrow lane was a playground for the children living in the row of five terraced houses. 'It was like a dead end because the road leads to a narrow back lane so cars didn't come in,' said Stan De Souza. The 86-year-old was one of the children who used to run and play along Argus Lane back when Eurasian families lived in that row of houses. That was between the 1930s to the early 2010s, a period of over 70 years. The five terrace houses, built in 1928 and owned by the Church of the Assumption, were rented to the Eurasian families. 'We were like one big family where everyone knew everyone who lived there,' De Souza said. Among those who lived there were the De Souza, Scully, Newman and Cutter families. De Souza, who lived in the first house of the row, said his parents lived there from the 1940s. 'We went through World War II here, watched the bombs drop, hid in our homes,' he said. He remembered going to school at the nearby St Xavier's Institution before it was bombed during the war. 'After that, school was in a small attap house next to Convent Light Street,' he said. He reminisced about going back to study in a newly built St Xavier's Institution when he was in Form Four. 'I came back in January this year, wondering what happened to my childhood home when I met the George Town Heritage Hotels (GTHH) people who were restoring the buildings,' he said. GTHH has leased the row of houses from the church and restoration started last year. Today, Argus Residence is an extension of Seven Terraces Hotel — also a part of GTHH — and they are connected by a back lane. Each of the houses is named after each Eurasian family who lived there; Dragone, Cutter, Newman, Scully and De Souza. According to De Souza, Dragone was his mother's maiden name. 'My mother was Sybil Dragone and she was a teacher at Convent Light Street,' he said. 'I hope to book a weekend in this house one day and bring my siblings and our families to relive our memories growing up here,' he said. The last of the Eurasian residents living there was Ann Cutter who died a few years ago. Her niece, Corinne Cutter, who used to live in one of the houses too, remembered the strong sense of community among those who lived there. 'We used to gather outside and sing Christmas songs during Christmas,' she said. GTHH founder Chris Ong said the residences are decorated in an eclectic Edwardian mid-century style. — Picture by Opalyn Mok GTHH unveiled the Argus Residence yesterday and invited some of the former residents to visit the newly restored buildings GTHH founder Chris Ong said the residences are decorated in an eclectic Edwardian mid-century style; a mix of modern furnishings and Ong's unique creations. 'We are honoured that the church approached us to restore these buildings,' he said. He said GTHH hoped to also collect stories from the Eurasian community who used to live in these houses. The Argus Residences are decorated in an eclectic Edwardian mid-century style. — Picture by Opalyn Mok 'We want to honour the memories of those who lived here and tell their stories too,' he said. The Argus Residence is now open for booking here.
Yahoo
31-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Shake-Up or Showdown? What Does Dumas Want After May 30 Young and Restless?
Nikki Newman's birthday bash should have been all about her, but one man managed to hijack the night without even showing up on Young and the Restless. That man? Dumas. While the Newmans toasted their matriarch, invites from Dumas were being slid into every power player's pocket – from the Abbotts and Baldwins to the Winters clan. The question isn't why he did it – he's obviously stirring the pot—the question is what does he want? Aristotle Dumas isn't exactly known for subtlety, but this stunt? It's calculated chaos. Everyone thought Nikki's (Melody Thomas Scott) big day would dominate the social calendar, but now all anyone can talk about is what's coming next. An announcement? A takeover? A revenge play? The man may have skipped the champagne, but he popped a different kind of cork with those cryptic invites – and the fallout is just beginning. MORE: Will Michael keep his promise to his wife? There are whispers swirling through Genoa City faster than Diane (Susan Walters) can say 'martini.' Some think Dumas is trying to buy his way into Newman territory with a pitch too big to ignore. Others believe he's got dirt to drop, and he's waiting until the most powerful players are all in one room to detonate the bomb. Could this be a revenge plot tied to a long-forgotten betrayal? Or is Dumas launching a business venture so bold, it'll shake every legacy name in town? Either way, no one gets everyone in the same room without a motive. And if Dumas has gathered the Newmans, Abbotts, Winters, and Baldwins? He's about to set the whole town on fire. MORE: Is THIS player secretly working with Dumas? Victor (Eric Braeden) is already suspicious, and you can bet Phyllis is plotting to crash this mysterious event. Lily's (Christel Khalil) curious, Nate's (Sean Dominic) cautious, and Devon's (Bryton James) digging for details. It's the kind of build-up that screams something big is coming—and whatever it is, it won't just disrupt business. It could reshape the entire social hierarchy of Genoa City. So what's the endgame? An epic reveal? A power shift? A personal vendetta wrapped in diamonds and designer invitations? Time will tell—but one thing's certain: Dumas didn't just crash Nikki's party. He stole the spotlight, and he's about to turn it into a stage.
