Michael Easton

Birth Name:

Michael Easton

Birth Place:

Long Beach, California, United States

Profession

Actor, Writer, Soundtrack

Exclusive: Michael Easton Talks Comic-Con, Credence and General Hospital

He's the man of many names and professions — cop John McBain, vampire Caleb Morley, priest Michael Morley, rock star-serial killer Stephen Clay and now genius doctor Silas Clay — and Michael Easton is leading two lives in the real world, too. In addition to his much buzzed-about ...

Mon, Jul 15, 2013

Exclusive: Michael Easton Talks Comic-Con, Credence and General Hospital

One Life to Live: Answers to 8 Burning Questions About the Online Reboot

Are you ready to go back to Llanview? The online reboot of One Life to Live premieres Monday, more than 15 months after the soap's broadcast finale aired on ABC. So, what should fans expect from the new version? Will it still feel like the same show or will longtime viewers feel like something is off? And will new viewers be completely lost if they start watching now? We have answers to all your burning questions:

Fri, Apr 26, 2013

One Life to Live: Answers to 8 Burning Questions About the Online Reboot

Breaking News: One Life to Live Stars Head Back to General Hospital

Will General Hospital fans accept Michael Easton, Roger Howarth and Kristen Alderson in brand new roles? They might have to! Multiple sources tell TV Guide Magazine that the trio of former One Life to Live stars — who've been embroiled in a tug-of-war between ABC and Prospect Park, the company that's producing the upcoming OLTL reboot — will soon return to GH after being forced to vacate the show for several weeks.

Mon, Mar 25, 2013

Breaking News: One Life to Live Stars Head Back to General Hospital

General Hospital Actors May Head Back to One Life to Live

Some more familiar faces might be returning to One Life to Live for the soap's upcoming online revival — but is that bad news for General Hospital fans?

Mon, Jan 21, 2013

General Hospital Actors May Head Back to One Life to Live

Soap Stars Weigh In on the Prospect of All My Children and One Life to Live's Revival

If soap opera characters can come back from the dead, why not the soaps themselves? After a highly hyped false start in 2011, production company Prospect Park is closer than ever to resurrecting ABC's All My Children (which went off the air in September 2011) and One Life to Live (which wrapped its run January 2012) and present them on a new Internet site, the OnLine Network.

Mon, Jan 14, 2013