He made a huge splash in the '80s as true blue good guy Michael Hudson on NBC's "Another World," and then again in the '90s as lovelorn sharkish lawyer Sam Rappaport on ABC's "One Life to Live," and now, the amazing KALE BROWNE is stopping by Brandon's Buzz with an insider's view of two classic soaps!

His character on ABC's "One Life to Live" --- struggling med student Kyle Lewis --- has just reunited with his onscreen true love --- bumbling police officer Oliver Fish --- and to mark the momentous occasion, Brandon's Buzz has packaged into one exchange a pair of conversations --- one from last June, and one from October --- in which the incredible BRETT CLAYWELL goes in depth and on the record about what makes Kyle tick!

Let's see how far we've come: believe it or not, a gay wedding boom is about to explode in the town of Llanview, PA on ABC's "One Life to Live," and to mark the occasion --- and to discuss the latest head-spinning casting moves from across the daytime dial, as well as to offer us an exclusive sneak preview of "Venice," Crystal Chappell's hotly-anticipated new web series --- legendary online journalist MICHAEL FAIRMAN is paying a return visit to Brandon's Buzz!

She is widely regarded as this generation's Streisand, and her gloriously angelic five-octave range seems to know no bounds. Best known for her triumphant run in Broadway's "Jekyll and Hyde," she has just released her latest album --- "Soundtrack," a terrific collection of her favorite movie tunes --- and now, the amazing LINDA EDER is stopping by Brandon's Buzz to discuss her newest project and her spectacular career.

Once upon a magical time, she was Megan Gordon Harrison on ABC's classic soap "One Life to Live," and though she only toiled on the show for three years, her character's tragic death from lupus stands as one of the most heart-wrenching (and most fondly remembered) sequences in daytime history. She has since gone on to enjoy incredible success in prime time television and in film, and she has just co-founded www.inspirethechange.com, an environment-related website and cause that is close to her heart, and now the incredible JESSICA TUCK is coming by the Buzz to discuss her stellar career and her brand new online endeavor!

She has been toiling in soaps (and brilliantly!) for some three decades now, and she's survived to tell the tale! Now, the magnificent ILENE KRISTEN is coming by the Buzz to do just that: from her legendary stint as Delia Reid Coleridge on the classic series "Ryan's Hope" to her current triumph as Roxanne "Roxy" Balsom on "One Life to Live," she has seen it all and done it all, and tonight, she's TELLING all!

He stopped by the Buzz back in June --- just a few days prior to the announcement that "One Life to Live" would be proceeding with their groundbreaking Kish storyline --- and he warned us at that time that things were about to get a LOT more interesting for his character, Kyle Lewis. Now, the amazing BRETT CLAYWELL is returning to Brandon's Buzz to discuss his scorching hot storyline, the fascinating evolution of his ever-intriguing character, and his role as the wanted man in daytime television's first gay love triangle!

She remains best-known for her Emmy-winning role as the outrageous Felicia Gallant on NBC's classic soap "Another World," and she is returning to QVC this week to celebrate the second anniversary of her enormously successful collection of home furnishings and accessories, and now the fabulous LINDA DANO is stopping by the Buzz with an exclusive sneak peek of what's in store on her latest visit to the shopping channel!

Many call her the most interesting, most imaginative, most important storyteller in the illustrious seven-decade history of "Guiding Light," and she owns two Outstanding Writing Daytime Emmys to back up that assertion. Now, on the eve of that classic soap's heartbreaking final episode, the incredible PAMELA K. LONG is coming by Brandon's Buzz to discuss her memories of the show and to talk about the characters (Reva! Josh! Fletcher! Alexandra! Harley!) whom she continues to hold dear to her heart.

In her legendary Soap Opera Weekly column Critical Condition (which ran from 1989-2001), she penned some of the most probing, interesting, spot-on prose --- positive AND negative! --- ever written about "Guiding Light," and as we all prepare to sit shivah over the loss of this uniquely American treasure, Marlena De Lacroix herself, CONNIE PASSALACQUA HAYMAN is coming by the Buzz for a frank discussion of what went gloriously right --- and so ghoulishly wrong --- with television's longest-running series.