Jackson's final episode as Lucky Spencer, a role that has won him five Daytime Emmys, will air next week Jonathan Jackson is leaving General Hospital again, less than a year after his most recent return to the soap opera Jackson plays Lucky Spencer on the long-running series,

Slightly under a year after returning to General Hospital, Daytime Emmy winner Jonathan Jackson is leaving the ABC sudser again.

In the wake of the sad revelation that Jonathan Jackson is departing General Hospital for the third time, fans have been offered a glimmer of hope with an exciting casting update. On Friday, the day after news broke that Jackson would be exiting ABC ’s long-running soap opera just nine months after he reprised his role as Lucky Spencer,

The actor is deep in talks to tackle a Paramount+ spin-off of Tulsa King. The Hollywood Reporter first broke the news last year that a spin-off of the Sylvester Stallone hit was in the works, with former series writer Terence Winter previously noodling an idea set in New Orleans.

Samuel L. Jackson is in talks for a spinoff of Taylor Sheridan's 'Tulsa King' set in New Orleans. The actor would star in and executive-produce the series alongside Sheridan.

The Baltimore Ravens have been extending some of their key offensive players, including running back Derrick Henry and wide receiver Rashod Bateman, to lucrative contract extensions in recent weeks. Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta revealed that the team has had "introductory" conversations with quarterback Lamar Jackson regarding a potential contract extension.

Ravens head coach John Harbaugh has shared publicly that Baltimore and superstar quarterback Lamar Jackson have had discussions about a contract extension. That signals one thing: Jackson is soon to secure the biggest bag in NFL history.

Former Philadelphia Eagles teammates Michael Vick and DeSean Jackson will square off as opposing coaches in 2025 -- and they'll do so at the home they used to share.