'The Young and the Restless' Spoilers (June 13-June 17, 2016)

Check out the weekly spoilers below to find out what's happening on CBS soap opera The Young and the Restless during the week of June 13, 2016.

* Ashley (Eileen Davidson) warns Hilary (Mishael Morgan) to stay away from Jack (Peter Bergman).

* Lily uses Ashley to take down Hilary.

* Victoria (Amelia Heinle) confronts Travis (Michael Roark) about his past.

* Phyllis (Gina Tognoni) admits to Billy (Jason Thompson) she couldn't reveal their affair to Jack.

* Chelsea (Melissa Claire Egan) forces Adam (Justin Hartley) to tell the truth.

* Victor (Eric Braeden) is backed into a corner.

* A plan to break up Luca (Miles Gaston Villanueva) and Summer (Hunter King) backfires.

* Billy and Phyllis have sex again.

* Adam makes a deal with Ian.

* Sharon (Sharon Case) has a nightmare about Sage.

Sharon Case on Her 'Y&R' Character Sharon: "She Doesn't Feel Responsible for What Happened to Sage."

Sharon Case

This week on The Young and the Restless, Sharon struggles to keep the secret that Nick (Joshua Morrow) and his late wife Sage (Kelly Sullivan) are the biological parents of her son Sully. If she doesn't reveal the truth, is she doing it to save herself?

"It's about whose lives are going to change and maybe not for the better," Case tells Soap Opera Digest. "Sharon worries that the loss of a child would be devastating for Dylan. She knows from personal experience how awful it is. Faith would be going though it, too, because she thinks of Sully as Sharon and Dylan's child, so it would be hard for her to believe otherwise. Sharon is also thinking about Sully, because she is the only mother he knows. It would be very jarring for him to be taken away from her. Sharon is thinking about all of these complications, as well as the fallout, and she thinks that it's better to just stay quiet for now and leave things the way they are."

Chrishell Stause Talks New Y&R Role Bethany Bryant.

Photo Credit: Brad Everett Young

Chrishell Stause (ex-Jordan DAYS; ex-Amanda AMC) has joined the cast of The Young and the Restless in the recurring role of Bethany Bryant, and the actress couldn't be happier.

"As an actress, it's one of those parts you always hope to get, so I feel I really lucked out," Stause tells Soap Opera Digest.

How does Stause describe her new character? "I would describe her as completely in the moment, very fun and a little ornery. Bethany is definitely out to have fun at other people's expense. I'm excited for this character to start airing because she is so much fun to play."

The popular actress is currently working without a contract, but she is fine with that for the time being. "I feel the possibilities are endless with this character. I'm having a lot of fun with this and I guess we'll cross that bridge when we come to it. Right now, I'm having a blast and I can't wait to see where this goes, so who knows?"

Stause didn't have any first-day jitters. "Aside from already having so many friends over there and joining all these familiar faces on an amazing show, it's the perfect character for me, so that really helped..."

Familiar faces include her real-life boyfriend Justin Hartley (Adam) and best friend, Melissa Claire Egan (Chelsea). "Even though I'm given my own dressing room, I end up together with one of them anyway," she laughs. "Just in the few days I've been there, it's been nice that we've had lunch together. There's a lot of hard work going on, but it's awesome when you have down time and you can sneak in and say, 'Hey, I'm going to grab some food, are you hungry?' It's a cool perk of the job."

Stause debuts as Bethany Bryant on May 25.

2016 Outstanding Lead Actor In A Drama Series Emmy Predictions

Five actors will compete for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series at the 43rd Annual Daytime Emmys tonight.

Nominated are: Tyler Christopher (Nikolas) General Hospital, Justin Hartley (Adam) The Young and the Restless, Anthony Geary (Luke) General Hospital, Christian LeBlanc (Michael) The Young and the Restless, and Kristoff St John (Neil) The Young and the Restless.

Below are clips of their nominated performances, and my predictions on who "should" and "will" win:

'The Young and the Restless' Spoilers (May 2-May 6, 2016)

Check out the weekly spoilers below to find out what's happening on CBS soap opera The Young and the Restless during the week of May 2, 2016.

* Adam (Justin Hartley) receives a cryptic message.

* Luca (Miles Gaston Villanueva) plots his next move.

* Victor (Eric Braeden) spars with Jack (Peter Bergman).

* Abby (Melissa Ordway) worries her marriage is in danger.

Watch The 2016 Outstanding Lead Actor In A Drama Series Emmy Reels (VIDEO)

Five actors will compete for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series at the 43rd Annual Daytime Emmys. Nominated are: Tyler Christopher (Nikolas) General Hospital, Justin Hartley (Adam) The Young and the Restless, Anthony Geary (Luke) General Hospital, Christian LeBlanc (Michael) The Young and the Restless, and Kristoff St John (Neil) .

You can watch clips of their nominated performances below:

'The Young and the Restless' Star Justin Hartley: "It’s the best job I have ever had. I’m very happy.”

Justin Hartley

The Young and the Restless star Justin Hartley (Adam Newman) is featured in the April issue of Watch! Magazine.

“Justin is a gifted actor,” says Angelica McDaniel, head of daytime for CBS Entertainment. “We knew he would bring a fresh perspective to Adam Newman, and his energy and talent have quickly made him not only a fan favorite, but also an important addition to our cast.”

“I think [Adam] is going to find himself with every single thing he ever wanted—and I think he is going to find himself caught in a lie,” Hartley says. “I don’t think he thinks he is a bad boy. Adam is the smartest guy in the room … so he thinks. Something always implodes on him, and it’s usually brought on by himself. He’s a lover and a fighter—skewed 60/40 one way or another at any given time. He leads with his heart, his fist and his brain.”

“At the risk of making my co-stars angry, I think Adam is the best role on television right now,” says Hartley. “On paper, Adam is a perfect character; my plan was to shift it to where I wanted it. A good role is a good role—I don’t care if it’s on a stage, on daytime or prime time, it doesn’t matter. It’s the best job I have ever had. I’m very happy.”

You can read the full interview here.

Daytime Emmys - Outstanding Lead Actor/Actress - Top 5

Daytime Emmys - Outstanding Lead Actor/Actress - My Top 5
By Carolyn LeVine Topol

I never (at least rarely) shy away from a challenge. The task at hand — select my top five choices among all the acting nominees for the 2016 Daytime Emmys. I was completely overwhelmed by this daunting decision, so I offered a compromise. Despite the quality performances by all the nominated actors, I will put myself out on a limb, and narrow the list down to my top five in the combined categories of Outstanding Lead Actor and Actress.

Since I am not privy to the actual submission, I am basing my selections on the stars’ 2015 performances.

'The Young and the Restless' March 29 Sneak Peek

Tomorrow on the March 29 episode of The Young and the Restless, Victoria (Amelia Heinle) fears that everything Victor said about loving her was a lie, while Jack (Peter Bergman) tells Phyllis (Gina Tognoni)  she is consumed with revenge and is pushing him away.

Meanwhile, Adam (Justin Hartley) is forced to face his demons, and Victor gets ready to meet his fate.

Elsewhere, Billy (Jason Thompson) comforts Phyllis.

You can watch a sneak peek video below.

'The Young and the Restless' Stars Will Appear on 'Jeopardy'

Gina Tognoni will appear on Jeopardy

Today on the March 22 episode of Jeopardy, eight Y&R actors will present video clues in one category.

Scheduled to appear are Gina Tognoni (Phyllis), Eric Braeden (Victor), Justin Hartley (Adam), Bryton James (Devon), Christian J. LeBlanc (Michael), Mishael Morgan (Hilary), Melody Thomas Scott (Nikki), and Peter Bergman (Jack)

'The Young and the Restless' Stars Justin Hartley and Melissa Claire Egan Are Adorable!

Justin Hartley and Melissa Claire Egan

Justin Hartley (Adam) and Melissa Claire Egan (Chelsea) are adorable. I'm going to pretend they are a couple in real life for a moment. OK, I'm better now. It's clear they have a connection, but how well do they know each other? An entertaining true-false quiz will reveal how close they really are. Watch it below:

Watch 'The Young and the Restless' Stars Melissa Claire Egan and Justin Hartley Answer Fan Questions in Fun CBS Connect Chat

Justin Hartley and Melissa Claire Egan

The Young and the Restless stars Melissa Claire Egan (Chelsea) and Justin Hartley (Adam) hosted a CBS Connect chat with fans on Tuesday, July 14, and the charming stars made it a half-hour of fun. The "Chadam" duo talked about everything from biggest influences and favorite scenes to staying in shape and how Hartley "smells like a baby's forehead." Watch the entertaining Q&A below:

Sneak Peek: Men of 'The Young and the Restless' on 'Queen Latifah Show'

Justin Hartley, Daniel Goddard, Joshua Morrow, Queen Latifah, Peter Bergman and Bryton James

The Young and the Restless actors Justin Hartley, Daniel Goddard, Joshua Morrow, Peter Bergman and Bryton James are guest-starring on The Queen Latifah Show on Tuesday, February 17.

Watch a sneak peek of the appearances below:

'The Young and the Restless' FANtastic February Preview

Life in Genoa City is about to be turned upside down as shocking drama unfolds throughout the month of February. In the action-packed episodes beginning Friday, February 13, life for the Winters’ family spirals out of control when they take a trip to Chicago in the midst of a winter storm and their plane goes down. In addition, Neil Winters (Kristoff St. John) learns of his son Devon Hamilton's (Bryton James) affair with his wife Hilary Curtis (Mishael Morgan); Nikki Newman (Melody Thomas Scott) clashes with her husband Victor Newman (Eric Braeden) as she puts the bottle before her marriage and family; and bad boy Adam Newman (Justin Hartley) inches closer to winning back his wife Chelsea (Melissa Claire Egan) under his new identity, Gabriel Bingham. And that’s just the beginning...

Watch a sneak peek below:

'The Young and the Restless' Releases Fever Rising February Promo

A new CBS promo for Y&R teases fevers are rising in February.

The latest promo for CBS soap opera The Young and the Restless promises your fever will rise during February and makes it case with shots of some of the show's sexiest stars.

Check out the new Y&R promo below for a sneak peek.

'The Young and the Restless' Preview: Fateful Reunion for Adam and Nick, Plus the Father of Victoria's Baby Revealed

"I'm not going to let you ruin my plan," Adam tells Sage.

The father is revealed and brothers have a fateful reunion on CBS soap opera The Young and the Restless during the week of December 1-5, 2014.

On Monday, December 1, the moment of truth arrives for Victoria (Amelia Heinle) when she finds out if it was Billy (Burgess) or Stitch (Sean Carrigan) fathered her baby girl. Meanwhile, Adam's (Justin Hartley) worlds collides when he sees his brother, Nick (Joshua Morrow). What will he do?

Watch the new Y&R promo below for a sneak peek.

'The Young and the Restless' Spoilers: Victoria's Baby, Avery's Love Life and Adam's New Face

"No one will suspect for a minute that I'm Adam Newman."

New beginnings, old flames, and second chances is the theme for CBS soap opera The Young and the Restless during the week of November 17-21, 2014.

Billy (Burgess Jenkins) and Stitch (Sean Carrigan) wait to find out which one of them is the father of Victoria's (Amelia Heinle) new baby girl. Meanwhile, Dylan (Steve Burton) arrives at Avery's (Jessica Collins) office just in time to hear his girlfriend talking to her ex-husband, Joe Clark (Scott Elrod), about the kiss they shared.

Elsewhere, Adam (Justin Hartley) plots his return, telling Sage (Kelly Sullivan), "No one will suspect for a minute that I'm Adam Newman." Who is Gabriel?

Watch the new Y&R promo below for a sneak peek.

Watch 'The Young and the Restless' Stars Scott Elrod, Burgess Jenkins, Gina Tognoni & Justin Hartley on 'The Talk' (Video)

New The Young and the Restless actors Scott Elrod, Justin Hartley, Burgess Jenkins and Emmy winner Gina Tognoni visited The Talk on Friday, October 24.

Jenkins took over the role of Billy Abbott on the soap in June. Tognoni debuted as the new Phyllis Summers Newman in August. Elrod first appeared at the end of September as Avery's ex, Joe Clark. Hartley is scheduled to debut in the role of Adam Newman on November 5.

Hartley was asked what he could reveal about the new Adam.

"They've done a really great job of getting me in there, getting my story out really quickly, and moving on," Hartley revealed.

Tognoni joked about learning not to drink coffee when portraying a character in a coma.

Watch their segment below:

'The Young and the Restless' Promo: Adam Newman is Back!

Justin Hartley debuts November 5 as the new Adam Newman on The Young and the Restless.

The latest CBS promo for its top-rated soap opera The Young and the Restless introduces Justin Hartley as the new Adam Newman. "Being bad never looked so good," the ad says.

"I'm back," Adam says. "It's redemption time. You can't keep a bad man down."

Hartley debuts as Adam on Wednesday, November 5.

Watch the Y&R promo below:

Justin Hartley on Playing Adam Newman on 'The Young and the Restless': "I'd Like to Add A Little Bit of Levity"

The Young and the Restless stars Justin Hartley, Melissa Claire Egan and Burgess Jenkins.

Justin Hartley makes his debut as Adam Newman in The Young and the Restless on Wednesday, November 5. He spoke to The Wrap about replacing Michael Muhney in the role, his take on the character, friendly new castmates and working with Sally Kellerman.

Warning: Spoilers ahead...

What is your general approach to the character? What will distinguish your portrayal?
I'd like to add a little bit of levity to certain things, depending on what's happening. In this genre, there are days where you go in and there is absolutely no room for any kind of levity, it's all serious and things like that. And then there are other days where you can get a little broader with the character and things like that. I think as long as I have my finger on the pulse of what's going on story-wise and the character and where I'm coming from, I think it will just sort of happen. And I think I'm taller — I think I'll add a little height.