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41st Annual Daytime Emmy Creative Arts Winners Announced: B&B Wins Most In Drama Series Categories! AMC & OLTL Take Home Gold!

Last night in ceremonies held at the Westin Bonaventure Hotel in downtown Los Angeles, NATAS handed out the gold to winners in the 41st Annual Daytime Emmy Creative Arts Awards.  The place was filled with over 1,200 in attendance!

Malachy Wienges Chairman, NATAS said: “This evening is a tribute to the hundreds of nominees that raise the bar year-in and year-out of what’s possible in Daytime television. With this year’s over 1,400 entrants, and the over 1,200 attendees including this year’s Lifetime Achievement honoree, Russell Morash, here tonight, it’s another great year for Daytime television and the Daytime community.”

Presenters included: June Lockhart, George Chakiris, Leeza Gibbons,JD Roberto and Rebecca Budig,  David Rudman with Cookie Monster and Leslie Carrara-Rudolph with Abby Caddaby from Sesame Street, Hayley Faith Negrin, and current soap stars: Lauralee Bell, Jess Walton, and Sean Carrigan of The Young and the Restless, Denyse Tontz, and Eric Nelsen of All My Children, Tuc Watkins, and Kassie DePaiva representing One Life to Live, Guy Wilson, and Freddie Smith of Days of Our Lives, William deVry, and Lisa LoCicero of  General Hospital, and Heather Tom and Don Diamont of The Bold and the Beautiful.”

The night’s big winner in the daytime drama series categories were CBS’ The Bold and the Beautiful which took home four awards, followed by none other than TOLN’s  reboot of All My Children with three.  And combined with TOLN’s One Life to Live, the two series that were canned by ABC and revived by Prospect Park did very well for themselves on Emmy night earning five for the web series! The Young and the Restless garnered three wins, General Hospital received 2 Emmy trophies and Days of our Lives was shut out! Overall, PBS and Sesame Street were the night’s most honored network and show, taking home 12 twelve and six Emmys, respectively.

Here are the winners in the Daytime Drama categories!

Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction/Set Decoration/Scenic Design for a Drama Series

All My Children and One Life to Live (Tie) – Production Designer: Tim Goodmanson; Art Director: Martin Fahrer; Set Decorators: Sarah Fredericks, Lisa Nilsson

Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction for a Drama Series

The Young and the Restless– Lighting Directors: William Roberts, Ray Thompson

Outstanding Technical Team for a Drama Series

The Young and the Restless– Technical Director: Tracy Lawrence; Camera Operators: John Bromberek, Luis Godinez Jr., Kai Kim; Video Controls: Robert Bosio, Scha Jani

Outstanding Achievement in Multiple Camera Editing for a Drama Series

The Bold and the Beautiful –Brian Bagwell, Marc Beruti, Zoe Basler Edgerton, Anthony Pascarelli, Jonathan Smilowitz

Outstanding Achievement in Live and Direct to Tape Sound Mixing for a Drama Series

One Life to Live – Production Mixers: Frank DiMaulo, Ed Dolan; Pre‐Production Mixer: Bob Saccetti; Post‐Production Mixer: James Kowal; Re‐Recording Mixer: Michael Allen; Boom Operators: Andrew Capuano, Locke Wallace

Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction and Composition for a Drama Series

All My Children – Music Director: Brian Lydell; Composers: George Whitty, Ed Dzubak, Dominic Messinger, Jamie Lawrence, Gary Kuo, Chris Child, Patricio Morales

Outstanding Original Song – Drama

All My Children  – “Parachute,” Composer & Lyricist: Denyse Tontz

Outstanding Achievement in Casting for a Drama Series

General Hospital – Mark Teschner

Outstanding Achievement in Makeup for a Drama Series

(Tie) The Bold and the BeautifulChristine Lai‐Johnson; Makeup Artists: Jackie Brubaker, Allison Carey, Melissa Sandora General HospitalDonna Messina Armogida; Makeup Artists: Angela Ackley, Caitlin Davison, Melinda Osgood, Tamara Papirian, Bobbi Roberts

Outstanding Achievement in Hairstyling for a Drama Series

The Bold and the Beautiful –  Michele Arvizo; Hairstylists: Adriana Lucio, Romaine Markus‐Meyers, Audrey Soto

Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design for a Drama Series

(Tie) The Bold and the Beautiful –  Costume Designer: Glenda Maddox The Young and the Restless Costume Designer: Mary Iannelli

Congrats to all the winners for the hard work and tenacity behind the camera! So, what do you think of the winners in the Creative Arts categories? What surprised you the most from the list?  Let us know!
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Just want to say Congratulations. to everyone. But expescially. Prospect. Park. for returning. AMC and OLTL to amazing shows .and to all there hard work .I wish them.well .AMC and. OLTL will always remain im.my heart . My hope and my dream is soon we will have them back,

Thank you for saying this, Tammy. And if not for Prospect, we would not have been delivered Billy Clyde’s swan song. He really was a brilliant character actor.

B&B’s stories might not be bold, but it is definitely beautiful– the sets, the costumes, the hair, the make up, the lighting, so I am not surprised it clean up in these awards. And since the public isn’t interested in watching these awards, those 1200 people were allowed to enjoy their evening in peace– hope they had a great time and congrats to all those who were honored for their hard work–as viewers we don’t often express our appreciation for those who work behind the scenes but they help make our shows what they are. Think about it, without them we would just be watching a bunch of naked actors standing in a dark barren studio. Okay, I know some of you wouldn’t mind the naked part, but without lighting we wouldn’t be able to see any of it. LOL.

They’re just a bunch of (h)air heads!

I was brought up that if you can say anything nice about someone, you don’t say anything at all.

Nearly every single one of my picks won. How awesome for all the well deserving winners. Nice to see AMC and OLTL recognized for groundbreaking creativity in the genre. And B&B. What’s to say? Talk about the most beautifully packaged show on daytime. Kudos to all.

So glad to see AMC and LOL win. Wish ABC would admit their mistake and bring our shows back!

You’d think they could read the handwriting on the wall. After all the uproar from the fans and the media coverage and the lack of success of the replacements, you’d think someone in charge over there would have the courage to say “We messed up. We’d better fix this.”

I think- once the ABC, Prospect Park lawsuit is settled, if good outcome PP they will launch the soaps, again.

Hopefully, but lawsuits usually drag on and on for years.
The longer it goes on, the less likely it will happen.
The shows have been declared dead before, and I do believe that there is a small possibility still.

Congratulations to AMC and OLTL. Both shows were absolutely first rate productions. Please come back to us.

Happy to see AMC and OLTL receive some much deserved recognition!!!

Why are web series included? Shouldn’t they have their own awards? Webbies? Is not fair to network shows that spend countless amounts of money producing their shows and are exceptionally superior in all categories.

These awards are given by NAFAS which is like a union, only those who belong to this association can win the awards– it is for their members. This year NAFAS agreed to include their members whose work include shows that are shown on the web as well. It is a not a matter of where the show is seen, as long as their members have made it and fits the other criteria to be eligible.

Not every show on the web would meet those requirements or are members of NATAS so they have their own award system, but AMC and OLTL did and that is why they were included. In would be unfair of them to exclude members of their own association for an industry award just because it was not shown on a conventional network.

I think they did the right thing by making the amendment and allowing web series as long as they meet the other criteria as well. They did this with the night time Emmy awards too, to include shows shown on Netflix etc.

Ok, 1. The networks shows are obviously not “exceptionally superior in all categories” since the web series’ won in several categories. 2. Saying it’s “not fair to network shows that spend countless amounts of money producing their shows”. How is that not fair? How does that put the network shows at some unfair disadvantage? It’s the web shows that are at a disadvantage. The networks have the money and the already established power bases. If a web series wins under those circumstances then it is well deserved

Congratulations to OLTL and AMC .Well done in the technical categories and also in the acting.
However,the story-telling was just not on the same high level and the dedicated actors and the
ants the devoted viewers needed and deserved better writing.

‘Don’t really care about the creative awards!!! AMC & OLTL SHOULDN’T NOMINATED FOR ANYTHING!!!! THEY WEREN’T ON LONG ENOUGH!!! PROSPECT PARK RUINED THEM BOTH!!! GOING TO WATCH THE AWARDS ON SUNDAY BUT NOT HAPPY THEY’RE ONLINE & NOT ON TV!!!:(:(:(

Ha!!! ABC RUINED them(actually killed them).
Prospect Park tried to save them and hopefully still will,but if not it was great to go back to Pine Valley and Llanview one more time.

Congradulations AMC & OLTL!!! 5 awards!! Just think what they would have gotten if they were back on tv!!! BRING BACK AMC AND OLTL PROSPECT PARK!!!!

From your lips to God’s ears!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes GREAT to see some wins for the GREAT,but so far short lived AMC and OLTL.
I hope they come back again(third times the charm).

OLTL/AMC were great online. More and more people are watching online. They were ahead of its time. Not counting on it, but it would be nice to have them both back where I can choose to watch when I want. Go hulu…

ITA w/you —the internet-WI-FI is the wave of the future & in a few years I see ALL PROGRAMMING going to the internet! Some ppl can’t accept that fact & can’t accept changes either! Wake up to those who are still watching cable on TV– this will be a thing of the past- as you will be watching via computers/internet and TV’s are already featuring WI-FI capabilities!

Go CBS. Great send-off win for AMC and OLTL!!!!

I am so tired of hearing ppl complain about OLTL & AMC being online and blaming PP for everything! PP tried to help the fans-& for that I applaud them! I am so very happy to see OLTL & AMC win the categories listed above! Irene- ITA w./you on the online venue of soaps! It is the WAVE OF THE FUTURE!! In a few years, I believe everything will be watched online & cable as we know it will be obsolete! Cable companies will all become 100% totally WI-FI internet based. We already have TV’S WITH INTERNET BUILT-IN- & HULU & other online programs! I also enjoyed watching my 2 soaps via HULU & watching on my time! It was so much more convenient & flexible watching it online & if they are revived I hope they come back on HULU!

Congrats. I think Days should have won for hair.

Congratulation to PP winning Emmys for AMC and OLTL. Is anyone getting audio for the red carpet coverage at daytimeEmmys.com?

I am unable to watch daytime emmys. I am not getting audio or video of the ceremony.

Can anyone help me stream the daytime emmys at daytimeEmmys.net?

Thank you Michael, for recognizing those of us behind the camera. As a a member of the award-winning music team behind “All My Children,” I was honored to be among so many talented and hard-working artists.

I, like so many ALL MY CHILDREN fans, was so elated to have the show back, only to see it not flourish as an on-line presentation.
If the show can ever come back, and frankly I don’t really see how unless fans will totally accept a whole new cast – that would be astonishing. I still think they should combine the remnants of OLTL and AMC and build it into a new show – I think many fans feel this way since both shows feature characters from Agnes Nixon.
I am happy that the shows were included in the Daytime Emmy Awards and acknowleded for their contributions – just wish they would return.

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Susan Lucci Joins the Cast of Jonah Hill’s Movie ‘Outcome’

Look who will be part of the ensemble cast in motion picture and film star Jonah Hill’s new film project! That’s right, none other than Susan Lucci (ex-Erica, All My Children).

According to Deadline, the daytime television icon joins other notables including Laverne Cox and David Spade who have been added to the cast of Outcome. The film stars Keanu Reeves, Matt Bomer (ex-Ben, Guiding Light) and Cameron Diaz.

In Outcome, which is written by, and will be directed by Hill, the dark comedy centers around Reef (played by Reeves), a damaged Hollywood star who must dive into the dark depths of his past to confront his demons and make amends after he is extorted with a mysterious video clip from his past.

Photo: JPI

Soap fans know that following her iconic run as All My Children’s Erica Kane, Susan went on to be featured in Lifetime’s Devious Maids in the role of Genevieve Delatour.  Since her Pine Valley days ended (when AMC was canceled in 2012), Susan has appeared in numerous shows and made numerous appearances.  n December of 2023, Lucci was awarded the Daytime Emmy Lifetime Achievement Award.

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Outcome will debut on Apple and is an Apple Studios production. The film marks the latest collaboration for Hill and Apple Original Films, who are also developing a Grateful Dead biopic with Martin Scorsese’s Sikelia Productions, to be directed by Scorsese, with Hill starring in it and as one of the producers of the project, as well.

So, intrigued to see what kind of role Susan plays in Jonah Hill’s new film ‘Outcome’? Comment below.

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Jacob Young Shares Production Pic of Cast of His New Film Featuring Joan Collins and Nadia Bjorlin

Last month, during a livestream conversation on the Michael Fairman Channel, while promoting Jason Cook’s film, Four for Fun, and featuring soap notables Jacob Young (ex-AJ, AMC, ex-Lucky, GH, ex-Rick, B&B) and Brytni Sarpy (Y&R), Young revealed some intel on his upcoming movie project.

Jacob shared that he was set to direct, produce and star in a Agatha Christie-like murder mystery feature film, Murder Between Friends shooting in Prague.

The actor/director expressed, “I’m flying at the end of the March to Prague to direct, produce and star in a film with Joan Collins (ex-Dynasty). Nadia Bjorlin (ex-Chloe, Days of our Lives) is in it, and Toby Alexander Smith from Eastenders (ex-Gray Atkins). Plus, a couple of my Broadway friends and a very well known Czech actress (Hana Vagnerova). It’s very ‘Knives Out’ without having a hundred million dollars to shoot it, but still will be a lovely film nonetheless.”

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Young is currently shooting the film’s principal photography abroad through April 17th.

Over the weekend, Jacob took to his Instagram to share a photo with the cast of the film where pictured is former Dynasty star, Joan Collins (ex-Alexis) and former Days of our Lives star, Nadia Bjorlin (ex-Chloe). In addition, former All My Children star, Trent Garrett (ex-Asher) is seen in director-mode kneeling.

Trent and Jacob are both co-directors of Murder Between Friends Joan Collins shared the pic on her Instagram citing, “This was the #secret I posted about several weeks ago!”

So, looking forward to seeing Jacob’s film when it is released with Joan, Nadia, and company? Let us know in the comment section.

 

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Barbara Rush, ‘All My Children’ and ‘Peyton Place’ Actress, Dies at 97

Veteran Hollywood actress Barbara Rush, known to soap opera fans for her recurring roles on All My Children as Nola Orsini, and on Peyton Place where she played Marsha Russell, died at 97 on Sunday, March 31st.

Her passing was confirmed by Rush’s daughter, Fox News Channel senior correspondent Claudia Cowan. In a statement, Claudia shared, “My wonderful mother passed away peacefully at 5:28 this evening. I was with her this morning and know she was waiting for me to return home safely to transition. It’s fitting she chose to leave on Easter as it was one of her favorite holidays and now, of course, Easter will have a deeper significance for me and my family.”

Barbara had an extensive career in films and television that included roles in: It Came From Outer Space, The Goldbergs, 7th Heaven,  The Young Philadelphians, Robin and the 7 Hoods, The Young Lions, Batman (TV series ), The Bionic Woman, Fantasy Island, Love Boat, Murder, She Wrote and so many others.

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From 1968 to 1969, she starred in 75 episodes on Peyton Place.  In 1980, Rush also appeared in NBC’s primetime soap opera, Flamingo Road taking on the role of Eudora Weldon, who’s adoptive daughter was played by Morgan Fairchild.

Then, in 1992, she was cast as All My Children’s Nola Orsini. In the storyline, Tad (Michael E. Knight) had amnesia and washed ashore from a river and wides up in California. He gets a job at Orsini Vineyards, where the owner, Nola Orsini (Rush), says that he is the spitting image of her missing son, Ted Orsini, who was kidnapped as a child, and insists Tad is him. She takes him in, trains him to run the vineyards, and makes him her heir, completely convinced he is her lost son, and the story unspooled from there.

Rush is survived by her two children the aforementioned Claudia Cowan, and  Christopher Hunter.

Share your condolences for and remembrances of Barbara Rush via the comment section below.

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