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JS: I prefer Loah. It's softer and sounds less like a cleaning product. But Nuke has grown on me. VH: His wardrobe. I guess I would like him to be less gullible. Tortured characters are always fun — more so when they take out their frustrations on themselves Uberaeryn: Do you read Luke and Noah fan fiction?

Because I'm really kind of hoping you totally don't. JS: Van told me about one. I don't think I'll be reading any. TarquinV: Hi, Van. You've mentioned before that you've based the character of Luke partly on a friend of yours that is gay. Since playing the role, have you discussed it with any of your gay friends and was what they had to say positive in regards to the "realness" of the character?

Did they offer any advice? Congratulations on such a superlative portrayal. Luke is genuinely loved! VH: I didn't really base Luke on my friend. But after a few months of playing him, I realized, 'Oh, he's sort of like so-and-so.

I haven't really discussed Luke with my friends. My friends don't watch the soap for the most part. Great friends, huh??? LonePirate: How does the day unfold once you arrive at the studio? What all transpires during a typical work day? VH: AM-arrive at studio. We shoot set by set. Those are awesome days. It depends on sets. Lots of naps are advised. I made faces at her to try and make her crack. She never did. JS: My greatest aspiration as an actor is too keep pushing myself and to take on challenging roles that fool people.

I'm so impressed with performances that make you say "Wow! I can't believe it. What sort of subject matters do you most often find yourself drawing, and do you know why those particular images stoke your creativity? JS: When I doodle it's usually one of two things: I grew up in the city, so sometimes I doodle in graffiti style.

Otherwise, as a comic book fan, I'll draw a superhero. Occasionally the art student in me will take over and I'll find myself doing a still life. VH: Great question. I love music. In my apartment, when I am home, music is always on.

They are all genius. Right now on repeat is the soundtrack to the movie Across The Universe. It is fantastic. My favorite track is T. Go to iTunes and buy it right now. And of course, Stevie Wonder. Insideguy: Thanks for being so available to answer a few question for your nearly rabid fans. Most actors bring some part of their real experience into the role they play. What do you find useful in your own lives in creating Luke and Noah? VH: Luke is all about the need to be loved and accepted.

I think that need is universal. Life is about acceptance from the people who you want to love you. Anyone can relate to that. JS: I don't bring any specific experiences to Noah. I think we can all relate to an unrequited love or a romance filled with obstacles. Roger Newcomb: Have you always wanted to be an actor?

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I was thrilled to get the part even though it was originally slated for only three months. On the other hand, if "Noah Mayer" connected with the audience, if there was a spark of chemistry between him and his hopeful amour "Luke Snyder" wonderfully portrayed by Van Hansis , a series regular, maybe I would get to stick around awhile. Lo and behold, that three-month slate turned into a three year run and I became half of the first gay daytime "Super Couple," even gracing a footnote in Time magazine.

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The graffiti eventually spilled to the streets, evolving to become the artform of the time. It was impossible to ignore it — and the culture that came along with it — its music, its fashion. My mother took me to theater shows and museums regularly. They seemed to be on her list of errands.