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2 days ago
- Entertainment
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Will Dumas' Y&R Party End in Bloodshed? Fans Predict a Deadly Twist in France
The big Aristotle Dumas reveal is quickly approaching on The Young and the Restless. The mysterious businessman has invited many Genoa City residents to France for a party. Unbeknownst to the guest, they might be stepping into dangerous territory. All of Genoa City has been curious about the mysterious Aristotle Dumas. After months of buzz, they're finally going to meet the billionaire at his chateau in France. Guests include: The Newmans, The Winters, The Abbotts, and Michael (Christian LeBlanc) and Lauren (Tracey Bregman). With most of Genoa City's top players attending the shindig, something big is going to happen, and it might be sinister. On a Y&R message board, fans are speculating that the party is a setup for a murder mystery. 'Anyone else getting an Agatha Christie murder/mystery vibe with this 'extended stay' gathering in France? Diane already referenced the Orient Express…it's a mystery who the 'Host' is or the Host's intentions, and all the invitees are rich and have LOTS of skeletons in their respective closets,' one fan theorized. 'I am getting that vibe and loving it!!! Can't wait for Friday the 13th when they all meet up in France,' another fan replied. 'I wonder which character will be murdered. Most of the main cast will be at the gathering so it can likely be one of them,' another commenter wrote. Aristotle's party is taking place on Friday the 13th, a day synonymous with bad luck. With Aristotle being a mysterious and powerful businessman, there's no telling what he has planned for his guests. But this is a trip that will change lives and that many of Genoa City will regret attending. Could the gathering end in a whodunnit mystery? If so, which beloved character will die and which party guests will be suspects in the murder?
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Entertainment
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Young and the Restless Spoilers Preview June 16: Sparkly Fly En Route To Europe
For the Tuesday, June 16, episode of The Young and the Restless, spoilers photos show the Genoa City crowd begins to gather as they await the meeting with Dumas. The trip overseas to meet the mysterious Dumas hits everyone a bit differently. For Billy (Jason Thompson) and Sally (Courtney Hope), they are less concerned about the man of the hour than they are about romancing each other. They take this party as a personal vacation and turn up the heat as they enjoy the stunning views. MORE: Find out what happens next on Y&R. Sharon (Sharon Case) and Nick (Joshua Morrow) also enjoy their time away. The food, the atmosphere, all of it is designed to have them smiling ear to ear. They better enjoy the peace and tranquility while it lasts, though, because this is clearly the calm before the storm. As for the Abbotts, they'll have Audra (Zuleyka Silver) aboard their private jet as the speed away to their destination. This could become a sticky situation for Kyle (Michael Mealor). Having Audra this close is dangerous in more ways than one, especially since she's set on seducing him! MORE: Will this party end in disaster? Read our wild prediction! After the Abbott jet lands, they'll join the crowd and be ushered into he venue by Dumas's right hand man. Is all this pomp and circumstance supposed to impress them? Well, yes. And, it seems to be working since everyone in attendance so far are wide eyed with wonder. Check out Soap Hub Says episode 6.
Yahoo
31-05-2025
- Business
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Shake-Up or Showdown? What Does Dumas Want After May 30 Young and Restless?
Nikki Newman's birthday bash should have been all about her, but one man managed to hijack the night without even showing up on Young and the Restless. That man? Dumas. While the Newmans toasted their matriarch, invites from Dumas were being slid into every power player's pocket – from the Abbotts and Baldwins to the Winters clan. The question isn't why he did it – he's obviously stirring the pot—the question is what does he want? Aristotle Dumas isn't exactly known for subtlety, but this stunt? It's calculated chaos. Everyone thought Nikki's (Melody Thomas Scott) big day would dominate the social calendar, but now all anyone can talk about is what's coming next. An announcement? A takeover? A revenge play? The man may have skipped the champagne, but he popped a different kind of cork with those cryptic invites – and the fallout is just beginning. MORE: Will Michael keep his promise to his wife? There are whispers swirling through Genoa City faster than Diane (Susan Walters) can say 'martini.' Some think Dumas is trying to buy his way into Newman territory with a pitch too big to ignore. Others believe he's got dirt to drop, and he's waiting until the most powerful players are all in one room to detonate the bomb. Could this be a revenge plot tied to a long-forgotten betrayal? Or is Dumas launching a business venture so bold, it'll shake every legacy name in town? Either way, no one gets everyone in the same room without a motive. And if Dumas has gathered the Newmans, Abbotts, Winters, and Baldwins? He's about to set the whole town on fire. MORE: Is THIS player secretly working with Dumas? Victor (Eric Braeden) is already suspicious, and you can bet Phyllis is plotting to crash this mysterious event. Lily's (Christel Khalil) curious, Nate's (Sean Dominic) cautious, and Devon's (Bryton James) digging for details. It's the kind of build-up that screams something big is coming—and whatever it is, it won't just disrupt business. It could reshape the entire social hierarchy of Genoa City. So what's the endgame? An epic reveal? A power shift? A personal vendetta wrapped in diamonds and designer invitations? Time will tell—but one thing's certain: Dumas didn't just crash Nikki's party. He stole the spotlight, and he's about to turn it into a stage.
Yahoo
19-03-2025
- Business
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Equestrian property with farmhouse and separate villa for sale at £1.5 million
A substantial equestrian property comprising a detached farmhouse and separate villa is for sale in Toft Monks, near Beccles, at an asking price of £1.5 million. Selling agent Abbotts said Eaton Farm offers 'luxurious accommodation over two properties, complete with 11 stables, an Olympic-sized manège, horse walker and solarium, all nestled in the heart of the finest Norfolk countryside.' Entering the farmhouse, a spacious lobby leads through to a boot room and open-plan kitchen/family room. Natural space floods into the kitchen/family room through two sets of French doors and an apex glass ceiling. The kitchen area features a central island and space for appliances. The kitchen (Image: Abbotts) The living area (Image: Abbotts) Beyond the kitchen is a lobby that provides access to a utility room, with further ground-floor accommodation located off a central hallway. This includes a sitting room with inglenook fireplace and log burner – plus a snug area with window seat – and an almost identical dining room with a bar area created in what was once the front-door entrance. Completing the ground floor is a study, conservatory and WC. The dining room and bar area (Image: Abbotts) There is a window seat in the sitting room (Image: Abbotts) Upstairs there are four generous bedrooms including two master suites, both of which have en-suite bathrooms with roll top baths and walk-in showers. READ MORE: Chocolate box cottage near Stowmarket for sale at £495,000 guide One of the master suites also has a dressing room, while a family bathroom serves the other two bedrooms. One of the master bedroom suites (Image: Abbotts) The family bathroom (Image: Abbotts) Eaton Farm sits on a 6.8-acre plot with manicured gardens including a pond. An electronic gated entrance opens to a gravel driveway with lawned areas either side, providing ample off-road parking. There is also a double detached garage with an electric vehicle charging point. The gardens include a large pond (Image: Abbotts) There are sweeping lawns and ample parking to the front (Image: Abbotts) Further living accommodation is found in the villa, which started life as a dairy barn and was repurposed during lockdown. Abbotts said: 'The idea was to create a holiday you could have at home – and with a range of purposes for this gorgeous space, you could easily use it as an Airbnb, guest house or annexe, or quite simply a 'party pad'.' An open-plan living space includes a bar, TV area and kitchen with a central island and woodburning oven designed by a Michelin star chef. The detached villa has an open-plan kitchen/living area (Image: Abbotts) There is a woodburning oven in the kitchen (Image: Abbotts) Additional rooms include a dining room, office and gym, each of which has bi-folding doors opening to a central courtyard with heated outdoor pool. A changing room, cloakroom and shower room further complement this space, along with a log store, pump room and tea room. There are 16 solar panels on the roof of the villa – running at up to 4kw. Every room in the villa opens to a central courtyard (Image: Abbotts) There is a heated outdoor pool in the courtyard (Image: Abbotts) Equestrian facilities comprise a large barn, two stable blocks and a manège. The barn has four Loddon-style stables with window ventilation and a solid concrete base; a central hard standing area with solarium and shower; a hay barn and tack room. This is all set in front of the five-bay horse walker. There are four stables in the main barn (Image: Abbotts) Stable block one offers five timber stables and a tack room, complete with water and electrics. The second stable block is set at the rear of block one, offering two further timber stables with hard standing outside and a small tack room. The five-bay horse walker (Image: Abbotts) The Olympic-sized manège measures 55 metres by 45 metres and 'offers the perfect schooling surface with a silica sand mix with rubber chip and fuzzy felt', according to Abbotts. It has been fitted with under-surface drainage to ensure a dry and rideable surface in all weathers. The property has an Olympic-sized manège (Image: Abbotts)The paddocks sit at the rear of the manège and span approximately three acres, with wooden fence posts, electric tape fencing and a cold water tap. They are also hedged with some mature trees for shaded grazing during the summer. The paddocks span around three acres (Image: Abbotts) Toft Monks is a small village on the border of Norfolk and Suffolk. It is around five miles from Beccles and six miles from Loddon. READ MORE: Renovated 16th century home on the market for £1.15 million The coastal towns of Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft are also within easy reach. For more information, contact Abbotts. PROPERTY FACTS Eaton Farm, Toft Monks Price: £1,500,000 Abbotts, 01502 630021
