Comedy icon Dick Van Dyke is celebrating his 100th birthday.

Paul Telfer from "Days of Our Lives" and Nancy Lee Grahn from "General Hospital" have won lead acting honors at the Daytime Emmys.

Dick Van Dyke has won a historic Daytime Emmy at age 98.

Dick Van Dyke is vying for a historic Daytime Emmy at age 98.

John Aniston, the Emmy-winning star of the daytime soap opera “Days of Our Lives” and father of Jennifer Aniston, has died at age 89.

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The longest-running television saga is moving from NBC to Peacock starting Monday, Sept. 12.

The longest-running television saga is leaving NBC and moving to a streaming platform.

The NBC soap opera “Days of our Lives” is getting its own spinoff for Peacock.

Daytime TV stars, musical artists, Broadway actors and celebrity chefs will be working together for a Daytime Cares event to benefit the Restaurant Strong fund. The Restaurant Strong Fund supports restaurant industry employees who have been impacted by COVID-19 closures. “This year, obviously because of COVID, we wanted to start an organization called Daytime Cares. Zucker is a Days of Our Lives star and the founder of Daytime Cares. You can visit the Daytime Cares website by clicking here, or the Restaurant Strong website here.

The first chapter of “Last Blast Reunion” will premiere on Friday, Nov. 29, on The DOOL App. The episodes will also be available on the NBC app and NBC.com one week after streaming exclusively on The DOOL App. The “Last Blast Reunion” digital series was written by “Days of our Lives” head writer Ron Carlivati and produced by Corday Productions. The DOOL App was developed by the Corday Productions team of Greg Meng, creative director (and co-executive producer, “Days of our Lives”); Michael Fairman, content producer; and Maya Frangié, director of communications and strategic initiatives. About “Days of our Lives”“Like sands through the hourglass, so are the days of our lives...” For over half a century, those words have introduced and underscored NBC’s longest-running drama series.