General Hospital casts Mean Girls star Jonathan Bennett
The latest General Hospital news and GH coming and goings confirm that Mean Girls star Jonathan Bennet joins General Hospital’s cast! “On October 3rd He Asked Me What Day It Was. It’s October 3rd.” That line is from the 2004 smash hit film, Mean Girls.
The culture shaping phenomenon led by Lindsay Lohan, Rachel McAdams, Lacey Chabert, and Amanda Seyfried- and let’s not forget Jonathan Bennett! (“His name is Aaron Samuels,”-Cady) is wo much more than a movie. The iconic film left a lasting impact on our entire culture over 20 years ago. Today, memes that reference October 3rd, Mean Girls quotes, and the way we dress on Wednesdays, (on Wednesdays we were pink,” -Gretchen)
According to General Hospital news reports, GH’s Executive Producer Frank Valentini confirmed that Jonathan Bennett’s role. He is set to take on a brand new role for his arrival in Port Charles. Look for Bennett to make his General Hospital debut as Joe Fitzpatrick in mid May.
Valentini “We’re so excited to have Jonathan joining our cast,” GH Executive Producer Frank Valentini said in a statement. “He’s a tremendous talent and will be a fantastic addition to GH.”
General Hospital: Ezra wants out from under Sidwell’s control
Ezra Boyle is up to his neck in crooked politics. As if that wasn’t bad enough, he’s also drowning under Sidwell’s (Carlo Rota) control. Coming up on General Hospital, Ezra sees Laura about Sidwell.
GH recaps for 4-13-26 through 4-17-26 recall Sidwell and Ezra’s unsettling meet up. Basically, Sidwell made it very clear to Ezra that he’s expendable.
According to the latest General Hospital spoilers, Councilman Ezra Boyle confides in Mayor Laura Spencer (Genie Francis). He admits that he wants out from under Sidwell’s control, but is in too deep.
Ezra lives in fear that Sidwell will take him out. Can Laura help Ezra get out before Sidwell takes him out?
General Hospital: Andrew Hawkes shares Ross Cullum’s dating profile
Never in a million years would anyone believe that Ross Cullum had a funny bone in his body. Apparently, when he’s not on the job at Wyndemere, Cullum can be found scouting for women over 35. Ross Cullum’s dating profile reveals his love for Harry Potter and 90s hip hop. Who knew that Ross Cullum would be such a charmer?
General Hospital’s Andrew Hawkes landed the role of Agent Cullum and made his GH debut on January 14th, 2026. His strong personality was present from the start. He didn’t hesitate to knock out Anna Devane at Wyndemere. And over the course of the last five months Cullum has shown no mercy to Dr. Britt Westbourne. His latest evil deed cost Mario Rios his life.
Andrew Hawkes is nothing like his character, WSB Agent Ross Cullum. Let’s just say that Hawkes’s acting ability is so great that he could make even Cullum funny.
Reportedly, General Hospital’s Andrew Hawkes posted to Instagram as Ross Cullum in a hilarious reel titled, “ Ross Cullum’s Dating Profile”
You can check out Andrew’s Instagram here if you want to see an entirely different side of Agent Cullum.
On the April 14th, 2026 episode of General Hospital Brook Lynn had a revelation. She suddenly remembered that she had a part in Jordan’s crash. She confided in baby Phoebe for obvious reasons. However, Brooklyn has a guilty conscience and goes to Tracy (Jane Elliot) for advice. Coming up on General Hospital, the latest spoilers indicate that Tracy advises Brook Lynn on Jordan’s crash.
According to the latest General Hospital previews Tracy advises Brook Lynn on Jordan’s crash and tells her to keep quiet. Things could get really bad for Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton) due to the fact that alcohol was a factor in the accident that caused Jordan Ashford (Tanisha Harper) to crash.
Meanwhile, Jordan beats herself up over the belief that she caused the crash and could have killed herself and Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner)
General Hospital: Trina and Kai become Willow’s victims
Willow Tait is on a warpath and she doesn’t even see it. She feels remorse for what she’s done but that doesn’t stop Willow from hurting people. According to General Hospital spoilers, Willow strikes again. When Trina slipped up, Willow realized that Trina and Kai know her secret. So now are Trina and Kai Willis next victims?
Willow justifies every victim as collateral damage for ensuring that she has custody of Wiley and Amelia. The 4-14-26 episode of General Hospital revealed that everyone is expendable to Willow, even Nina. So if Willow could send her own mother to jail, she’s capable of doing anything to anyone.
Trina and Kai- Willow’s Next Victims
General Hospital Recaps: On 4-14-26, Willow confessed to Nina about shooting Drew. She also revealed her diabolical plan to frame Nina for drugging Drew. And if that wasn’t enough, she admitted that two other people know she shot Drew, and that she has to make sure they stay quiet. Those two people are Trina and Kai.
Maybe Curtis can rest easy now that Jordan is awake. General Hospital spoilers and previews reveal that Jordan awakes in shock. GH previews show that Jordan gasps and says, “Oh, my God!” as she awakens from her surgery. GH rumors tease that the crash reveals Jordan’s pregnancy.
It looks as though Jordan is startled by a memory or a realization. Previously, Jordan thought she may be pregnant and so she took an at-home pregnancy test. Ultimately, she said that the results are negative and told Curtis that she isn’t pregnant.
According to General Hospital rumors, Jordan’s accident reveals the truth about her pregnancy. She and Curtis are starting their life together again and grateful for a second chance despite Portia being pregnant with Curtis’s baby. It’s possible that Jordan like that she wasn’t pregnant so that she wouldn’t add to the drama among them.
Did the accident trigger Jordan and now she wants to know if her baby survived? Or did she gasp and say, “Oh, my God!” for another reason?
Coming up on General Hospital, Willow confesses to Nina that she shot Drew. But according to the latest General Hospital spoilers, that’s not all Willow has to say to her mother. Willow’s confession crushes Nina.
According to General Hospital, recaps Jack Brennan (Chris L. McKenna) wants Nina (Cynthia Watros) to manipulate Charlotte for information on Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stewart). And if she doesn’t, he will release the footage of Willow at Drew’s the night of the attempted murder.
willow will do anything to keep custody of Wylie and Amelia. Even on the stand, Willow made it clear that she meant anything. She refuses to lose her children again to Michael (Rory Gibson) and she needs to clear up Nina‘s mess with Jack Brennan. Nina‘s Switzerland stance on choosing between Willow and Charlotte doesn’t cut it for Willow. She needs to make sure Nina makes the right choice in that choice is Willow.
The April 13th episode of General Hospital raised speculation on Willow‘s next move. Willow told Drew that she felt bad about what she was about to do to her mother. Regardless, Willow convinced herself that she had to do what was necessary to keep her children. Evidently, General Hospital rumors tease that Willow is even willing to frame Nina for Drew‘s mysterious stroke and condition..
Based on yesterday’s General Hospital the events that took place hint that Willow had Nina administer Drew’s medication in order to get fingerprints to frame her.
Shocking returns, wild plot twists, and the opportunity to rekindle old flames have GH fans feeling nostalgic. Lately, General Hospital is giving late 90s and early 2000s, and GH fans are here for it. The way things are going seems to make everything old new again.
Spinelli and Maxie are together, we have a man who looks just like Nathan West, Jason is in love and in crisis, a mob war is about to break out, Sonny’s getting frisky with law enforcement, and Ric may have to choose between Alexis and Elizabeth.
In the most recent General Hospital news, it is confirmed that Nathan Dean (formerly Parsons) returns to General Hospital as Ethan Lovett. Nathan makes his debut on Friday, April 17th. How much more nostalgic can we get?!
In honor of the good old days, we thought we’d bring back couples “SHIP” names. Do you remember when Spinelli and Maxie’s ship name was Spixie? Then there’s LiRic (Liz and Ric), Rexis for Ric and Alexis, Lante- obviously Lulu and Dante, of course there’s the ultimate bad@ss couple, JaSam who needs to explanation, CarSon was named for Port Charles Queen and King, Carly and Sonny… and many more.
Ethan Lovett’s Port Charles return opens the door for brand new adventures with familiar faces. His sister Lulu is awake from her coma, and he has a half sister that he’s never met- Sasha. On top of that the mob is still prominent, and the Mob boss’s daughter is still single.
Ethan and Kristina formed the ship name, Ethina. All the nostalgia in the air do you think Kristina and Ethan will fall back into old feelings for each other?
General Hospital: Nathan Dean (Ethan Lovett) returns to GH
Back on March 5th, GH fan-favorite Nathan Dean (Formerly Nathan Parsons) confirmed his General Hospital return. The Daytime Emmy winning actor wrote, “I am so excited,”as it was confirmed that Nathan Dean returns as Ethan Lovett. Is Port Charles ready?!
Ethan Lovett arrived in Port Charles in 2009. He’s the legendary Luke Spencer (the late, great, Tony Geary) and the beloved Holly Sutton’s (Emma Samms) son.
Inevitably, Ethan was targeted by Helena Cassadine (Constance Towers) because he was Luke Spencer’s (Tony Geary) son. He also got involved with the Zacchara’s and lived that mob life for a while
Meanwhile, on the romance side of things, he and Kristina Corinthos Davis (Kate Mansi) Heather complicated situation ship. Kristina adored Ethan and was head over heels for him. Now that he’s back, feelings could come flooding back in for both Ethan and Kristina.
According to recent General Hospital rumors, shocking connection to baby Phoebe could change Chase and Brook Lynn’s plans. Could Ethan come looking for Delilah just to find out that she died and that he has a newborn daughter?
General Hospital: Congratulations to Lynn Herring on her 40th Anniversary!
Congratulations are in order for an incredible actress who plays an iconic role on ABC’s General Hospital. Today marks GH’s Lynn Herring’s 40th Anniversary as Lucy Coe.
Earlier this month the cast and crew of General Hospital (along with fans at home) celebrated the legendary daytime drama’s 63rd anniversary. And it just so happens that General Hospital began on April 1st in 1963. Just 13 years later, Lynn Herring brought us the exquisite Lucy Coe.
Lucy is best known for her savvy business skills. She’s most passionate about the Nurse’s Ball, her cosmetics company Deception, and finding the perfect home for anyone in the market to buy.
Lucy’s colorful personality lights up a room like sunlight through stained glass. And we all have Lynn Herring to thank for that. Congratulations to GH’s Lynn Herring on her 40th anniversary at General Hospital. You should head over to General Hospital’s official Instagram to see the cast uplifting video message for their costar and friend.
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