All My Children's Denise Vasi (pictured above), Susan Lucci, Cameron Mathison, Rebecca Budig and Stephanie Gatschet signed autographs and copies of L.A. Magazine featuring them in various artistic poses at the Beverly Center on March 3. Even if your local newstand doesn't have a copy of L.A. Magazine you can still watch their web extra "Drama Queens" on their website. 

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Access Hollywood went on the set of All My Children with Rebecca Budig and Cameron Mathison and discussed the show's new energy since moving to L.A. Watch the viideo interview after the jump. READ MORE

ET Online tracked down former Dancing with the Stars contestants Cameron Mathison and Susan Lucci to find out if either All My Children star would be in the audience of the hit reality series' upcoming season now that AMC films in L.A..

"I definitely want to be in the audience," Susan tells ET. "I was so sad I could never come back and be in the audience, so I would love to do that. I also found out that they are looking for someone to host -- and they are looking perhaps to rotate people who have been on -- and that sounds like fun. To work with Tom Bergeron … he is so funny and quick, it would be great."

Cameron agrees, saying, "If they do a bunch of hosts, I think they would talk to me. I might be in the mix. If they do one person, I think it should be Melissa Rycroft. I work with her on live TV on 'Good Morning America.' She is one of the correspondents, too. She does a great job. She is a real fan favorite. She has good energy. I think she would get along great with Tom and the other cast members."

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Some of All My Children's biggest stars (Rebecca Budig, Cameron Mathison, Debbi Morgan and Susan Lucci pictured with AMC creator Agnes Nixon above) turned out for the 9th Annual New York Times Arts & Leisure Weekend at The Times Center. The event, which brought out everyone from Angela Lansbury to Natalie Portman and Alan Cummings, took place on Saturday, Jan. 9 in New York City. READ MORE

Can someone please take Cameron Mathison to Baby Gap for some more t's? Meanwhile Ricky Paull Goldin and Vincent Irizarry's comedic timing's on point. Chuck Pratt is that you stealing their swag? READ MORE

All My Children's Cameron Mathison is starring in Procter & Gamble's new web soap Brighten Bay, according to Reuters. The Cheer soap campaign touts brightening "laundry routines at an affordable price."

The campaign features storylines and webisodes set in Brighten Bay, a colorful community with on-going drama between its neighbors, including: Nurse Nancy, Sandy, David and the hero of Brighten Bay, Dr. Dan, played by soap opera star Cameron Mathison. Viewers will tune in to watch the drama unfold as Dr. Dan goes head-to-head with David in battles involving love, lies and heartbreak. The campaign will be supported by a robust interactive Web site, www.BrightenBay.com, where viewers can join the community and follow along closely as the plot thickens surrounding Dr. Dan, the bright spot in a dirty world. Visitors to the site will also have access to sweepstakes, soap opera trivia, and other games and activities featured on the Brighten Bay Facebook® fan page and the Brighten Bay YouTube® channel.

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