Jack and Kristina Wagner are mourning the death of their son, Harrison. The 27-year-old was found in a Los Angeles parking lot on Chandler Boulevard. Cause of death has yet to be determined.

The Wagners met while playing Frisco and Felicia on "General Hospital." Their love scenes became the real thing. They married in 1993 and were divorced in 2006. They also share another son, Peter. Two weeks ago, Kristina went on social media to announce they had sold their sprawling Wagner Ranch. The photo shows her and her sons relaxing on the property.

Chrisley does not know best when it comes to paying taxes. After a three-week-long trial, the "Chrisley Knows Best" family was found guilty of tax evasion to the tune of $30 million. If the head of the cringeworthy family knew everything, he would realize the taxman always gets his due. Al Capone was not put in jail for all his murders but because he did not pay taxes. He sat in federal prison for 11 years.

The RICO law, which deals with tax fraud, is often the go-to law when no other charges will stick. Neither husband nor wife have committed so far. A few years back, one of their sons opted out of the family because he did not agree with some of his parents' home choices. Their reality show has been picked up for a ninth season. Their lawyer says the will appeal. Sentencing is set for June 23.

Look, Henney Penny, the sky is falling. No, wait, it is raining men on "General Hospital." Josh Kelly (Chad) made a splayed entrance when his character literally dropped into Port Charles. He is a long-ago pal of Dante. Kelly who was Wentworth on "One Life to Live," sent out a feeler for acting jobs. Executive producer Frank Valenti called him. The actor admits he was nervous on his first day. "I forgot how much dialogue there is. I had been used to a different pace on primetime and movies. The COVID protocol is also a challenge. I love hanging with actors before and after scenes. For now, that is not happening." He signed a long-term contract. "I wanted to work, and I enjoy daytime. I also know "GH" because it was my grandmother's favorite soap."

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