Inside the Sally Spectra–Billy Abbott wedding that may change The Young and the Restless forever (exclusive) - Entertainment Weekly

Sally (Courtney Hope) and Billy’s (Jason Thompson) wedding on The Young and the Restless kicks off on Friday, October 16, and concludes on Monday, October 19, and the Great Gatsby-themed celebration brings plenty of glamour! Scroll through our photo gallery for a closer look at the fashions that will be worn by the bride, the groom, and guests like Ashley (Eileen Davidson), Jack (Peter Bergman), Victoria (Amelia Heinle) and Audra (Zuleyka Silver), and in these highly anticipated episodes of Y&R.

In Young & Restless‘ latest spoilers for the week of Monday, October 19, through Friday, October 23, Sally and Billy tie the knot… and are immediately plunged into a new drama. (And that wasn’t even on their gift registry!) Plus, Lily learns what could be life-changing news, Victor has questions that demand answers, and Sharon’s faced with a difficult choice to make. Read on for all the details on these teasers and more… As Sally and Billy’s wedding begins, a surprise guest joins the festivities. But we thought staying away was [Spoiler]’s gift to the couple!

Let’s see. Among the guests at the wedding of The Young and the Restless’ Billy Abbott and Sally Spectra are the guy who accidentally, fatally ran down the groom’s daughter, the woman with whom the bride’s ex cheated (as a bridesmaid, no less) and, of course, the best man, not only the groom’s brother but a past love interest of the bride’s. But you know who won’t be in attendance — besides Billy’s estranged mother, Jill? Victor Newman, that’s who. And his absence makes sense, of course. He and Billy hate each other and have long hated each other, dating back to when the younger man married and remarried Victor’s daughter, Victoria.

He's booked & busyPublished Oct 11, 2026•1:00pmGregory Pace/ShutterstockIf you started watching Netflix’s East of Eden and immediately thought, “Wait, I know that guy,” you’re definitely not alone. Christopher Abbott has been working steadily for more than a decade, popping up in everything from HBO dramas to Oscar-winning movies, and his latest role is one of his biggest yet. Abbott stars as Adam Trask in Netflix’s seven-episode adaptation of John Steinbeck’s classic 1952 novel. Created by Zoe Kazan, the series follows the Trask family across generations, with Florence Pugh playing Cathy Ames and Mike Faist as Adam’s brother, Charles. Abbott’s Adam is a morose Army veteran who falls for Cathy and heads west with her to California, where his life takes some major turns. COURTESY OF NETFLIXBut if Abbott’s face is giving you major déjà vu, there’s a very good chance you remember him from HBO’s Girls. Abbott played Charlie Dattolo, Marnie Michaels’ on-again, off-again boyfriend, appearing in 13 episodes between 2012 and 2016. Charlie starts out as the sweet, devoted boyfriend before the relationship gets considerably more complicated.

The teaching staff adjusts to all the new roles as Abbott Elementary is back on ABC on Wednesday night for Season 6. It’s not quite a Guns N’ Roses moment, but Abbott Elementary returns for its Season 6 premiere, welcoming viewers to the “Jungle Classroom,” airing on Wednesday night on ABC at 8:30 p.m. ET. It is going to be all laughs tonight as Scrubs returns for an all-new episode at 8 p.m. ET before Abbott. This Emmy-winning comedy has been renewed for 22 more episodes in Season 6, and the biggest news is that Janine and Gregory are officially back together after a falling-out over not being able to plan and agree on a vacation destination. But everything is right again at our favorite elementary school, and some major job shifts are coming this season. Last season, several other public schools shut down, and Abbott had to absorb some of them. While those extra faces will bring a lot more work to the staff, it gave Gregory a chance to come one step closer to his dream of becoming a principal. Gregory was promoted to Assistant Principal, and maybe he can bring some balance to Principal Ava’s unorthodox style.

Key PointsChristopher Abbott isn't so sure people are down for his X-Men casting. The actor said the reaction from fans has been "a bit of a dream and a nightmare. "Abbott will play Professor X in Marvel's new mutant era. Christopher Abbott is not sure if X-Men fans are excited about his casting in the new mutant era. The actor, who's appeared in Girls, Catch-22, and the soon-to-be-released East of Eden, told New York Magazine that playing Professor Xavier in Marvel's new X-Men iteration is "a bit of a dream and a nightmare. "While discussing the cast reveal at Disney's D23 expo in August, Abbott said his mood quickly went from excitement to dread once he noticed the crowd's tepid reaction. "I think I started walking out pretty enthusiastically, and then I kind of felt like a lot of people there didn't know who I was, so then my energy shifted within the split second," Abbott told the mag. "I was a little bit more humble about it. "Abbott said, in his head, he felt like doing "a fist bump," but when he arrived on stage at the Anaheim Convention Center, "The applause was muted. ""I was like, 'I'm just going to walk out and nod,'" he explained, laughing.