The Young and the Restless star Peter Bergman has already made history by receiving his record 25th nomination at the Daytime ...

WATCH: The Young and The Restless' Peter Bergman Reflects on Eric Braeden Relationship (VIDEO) originally appeared on Daytime ...

The Young and the Restless stars Peter Bergman (Jack) and Eric Braeden (Victor) have played on-screen rivals for decades. Victor and Jack will never be friends, even though they have occasionally ...

King of the Hill co-creator Mike Judge recently revealed why Hank Hill spent several years in Saudi Arabia before returning ...

"Young and the Restless" star Peter Bergman is up for a Daytime Emmy for the 24th time on Friday, which means he has basically been nominated for half of the awards since they first took place on ...

Peter Bergman, who recently celebrated his 35th anniversary in the role of Jack Abbott on Young and Restless, is delighted by the positive direction his character’s love life has taken since ...

Peter Bergman has starred in The Young and the Restless for more than 30 years. And now, he’s opening up about the exciting changes the future of the show has in store for the Abbott family.

He played Dr. Cliff Warner on All My Children for 10 years, from 1979-1989. However, today there is no question Peter Bergman is, and will forever be, cemented in soap opera history as Jack Abbott.

Peter Bergman got candid about his experience on ‘The Young and the Restless’ While on a recent appearance on the CBS daytime talk show The Talk, Bergman got emotional about his experience on ...

Peter Bergman plays Jack Abbott on ‘The Young and the Restless’ Bergman is most known for his role on The Young and the Restless, but playing Jack on the show isn’t his first role in daytime ...

Bergman, 66, says "it’s just crazy" how long he's been on the series. He was fired from "All My Children" in 1989, after a decade playing Dr. Cliff Warner, a blow he calls "just devastating." ...

Peter Bergman, a founding member of the Firesign Theatre comedy troupe, whose zany pun-loaded skits and absurdist political satire entertained millions of college kids during the 1960s and ’70s ...