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Daytime Emmys Add New Category: ‘Emerging Talent in a Daytime Drama Series’ Eligibility Details Revealed
Last year. during the 2024 Daytime Emmy Awards season, the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences made the decision to drop the Outstanding Younger Performer category in a Daytime Drama series.
Over the decades, the title and qualifications for the category had shifted because of the age range of the actors in the category and it had often been the center of controversy. Knowing it needed to somehow rebrand and rebuild the category to offer more opportunities for performers on the soaps, NATAS has now greenlit a new category for the upcoming 2025 competition, entitled “Emerging Talent in a Daytime Drama Series.”
NATAS’ Rachel Schwartz (pictured below), the Head of Daytime and Children & Family Emmy Awards, gave the inside intel on the new category to TV Insider, which come October’s Emmy ceremony will honor those who are appearing on your favorites soaps in their first roles.
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Explaining why the ‘Younger’ category was dropped last year, Schwartz commented, “There just were not enough entries to consider it a viable category any longer. But it was never really our desire to remove a chance for some of the amazing on-screen talent in daytime to receive an Emmy.”
According to Schwartz, the new category will be for performers who specifically are on their first daytime contract, so there is not necessarily an age parameter with it. However, she noted, “I do imagine that some of the people that enter into the category will be on the younger end of the spectrum.”
Now, as to how you can qualify for the category, Schwartz explained that there will be a limit as to the timeline for qualifying entrants, in that, performers are only eligible for the first 2 years that they appear on their respective shows. In addition, actors can only win the category one time, because at that point they would not be considered as an ‘”emerging” talent.
Other key eligibility factors include: 1) Performer needs to have a speaking role and have at least one continuous story arc 2) The performer can be on the show for up to two years and also enter the category for those two years – unless they win ( as noted above). 3) After the eligibility window has expired, they are still eligible to enter the ‘Lead’ or’ Supporting’ categories, if they remain on their program.
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From 2020-2023, which were the last years the Outstanding Younger Performer category was presented and when the competition became gender neutral, Olivia Rose Keegan (ex-Claire, DAYS), Victoria Konefal (Ciara, DAYS), Nicholas Alexander Chavez (ex-Spencer, GH) and Eden McCoy (Josslyn, GH) were named the winners.
Previously from 1985-2019, the category was split by gender, Outstanding Younger Actor and Outstanding Younger Actress, where the winners included the likes of: Bryan Craig (ex-Morgan, GH) Chandler Massey (ex-Will, DAYS), Tom Pelphrey (ex-Jonathan, GL), Hunter King (ex-Summer, Y&R), Hayley Erin (ex-Kiki, GH, now Claire, Y&R) and Chloe Lanier (ex-Nelle, GH) and many more.
The 52nd annual Daytime Emmy Awards which moved to October this year, are still without a broadcast partner, according to Schwartz. In addition, NATAS has yet to release its deadline for submissions for this year’s competition, or when the nominations will be announced. Michael Fairman TV will continue to keep you updated as developments warrant.
So, excited to hear that there will be a new acting category for the upcoming 52nd annual Daytime Emmy Awards? Who do you think might be a good contender given the guidelines for Emerging Talent in a Daytime Drama Series? Share your thoughts and picks via the comment section below.
Front runner for the first award is Kristen Vaganos (Molly/GH).
If I were Kristen and or team, I’d encourage her to go straight to supporting actress… that award/nomination will do more for her than an emerging “talent” nom/award… She is a gem and a half, in her first full year, Kristen has KILLED IT. She has great material for a nomination and a win. I believe supporting would actually serve her better and her career has huge potential. And, she‘s making films! Kristen, you do you!
Normally, I might agree. But, Kristen could not win Supporting Actress this year as Susan Seaforth Hayes is a lock in that category.
Unfortunately, the odds of Susan Seaforth Hayes winning are quite low in fact. As much as I enjoy the actress over the years, she’s been nominated six times for daytime Emmy awards in Lead and Supporting, respectively.
However, 2018 she “Won” the Life Time Achievement Award (shared with the late Billy Hayes). It’s my opinion that this year the category is too fierce and Susan is Susan just like Susan Lucci is Susan… you win some, or you lose some…
Besides, I watch Days & General Hospital only… both soaps have had powerhouse performances and very noteworthy contenders:
(Not in any particular order)
Supporting Actress:
1) Kristen Vaganos (GH)
2) Jane Elliot (GH)
3) Eva LaRue (GH)
4) Kelly Monaco (GH)
5) Elia Cantu (DAYS)
6) Tina Huang (DAYS)
(For kicks & giggles)
Lead Actress:
1) Brook Kerr (GH)
2) Tamara Braun (DAYS)
3) Ari Zucker (DAYS)
4) Genie Francis (GH)
5) Cynthia Watros (GH)
The Emmy nominations (and wins) all rely on what reels (2 episodes) the performer submits. SSH has the moving scenes related to her real-life husband’s passing, including the eulogy she mostly wrote herself. Hard to beat that.
As for those you list, how you could possibly leave out Nancy Lee Grahn and her powerful performance after Sam’s death is a glaring omission. She has a good chance of breaking the GH dry streak in winning the lead actress category.
I love Nancy, I love Maura, I love Laura, I love Finola, however, sometimes… actors on a whole, remain safe in their usual depictions… I was hoping I’d be all fired up for Nancy and even Kate Mansi, however, I didn’t get what I was expecting. Characters die like almost every week in soaps and the tears and anger/pain becomes the same, and feels stale.
Kristin Vaganos surprised me, she barely worked with Kelly Monaco but I was in awe of her depiction of losing her sister, I felt a connection that doesn’t seem mundane. I suppose that with SSH… it’s all the same…
Vaganos gave us so much more, I feel… the loss of her baby, Sam, the end of the LTR with TJ. Like I said, I love Nancy, Maura, Laura and Finola… here’s an example what I will to articulate with Jane Elliott, she is a force, her work is very specific and nuanced…
Since Jane returned (out of retirement)… Tracey’s journey with friendships and bonds with Gregory, (Finn), and Violet… the character has evolved quite a bit… she’s still typical Tracey, however, the character is in a new place… we see a softer side to her, bonds with Cody, getting her nails done with the Q ladies… Tracey is lighter which allows Jane to go to new place in her craft, allows her to tap into areas that are different yet challenging. So, I saw a journey with Tracey, I saw a journey with newbie, Kristin Vagonas (only in her first year)… I guess, I am noticing work that is newer, fresher, new, different…not all the same. Don’t get me wrong, I believe GH has quite the talented ensemble.
Here’s another example (for different reasons) Maurice Bernard – he’s cruising and phoning it in the past year. I get the actor is having mental health difficulties, and the show wouldn’t recast Sonny, unless it was short-lived and if Maurice needed a few months. I respect Maurice for talking about his mental health challenges. With that said, would I want to see him on the list for nominations for Best Actor, no way. He’s dragging his feet and I can see it, he’s a fab actor when he’s on, the past year, I am feeling dull and banal performances. Sonny is going though his next chapter of life, and Sonny is slowing down, but I don’t feel energy in Maurice’s scenes. So, point is, there’s nothing new or fresh with the actor.
I hope all I wrote out makes sense. I’m a trained actor and I get it, acting is a bloody craft. With that said, the BEST (actor, actresses) who get nominated need to BE the BEST in their body of work.
In a perfect world, the Daytime Emmys would go on body of work. However, a performer can stink up the joint for most of the year and find 2 promising episodes that they submit for Emmy consideration – and that is what the awards are based on.
Most performers do base what category they submit in (lead or supporting) based on what they’ve done in the eligibility period. For example, on GH, Wally Kurth would be supporting most years. In 2023, however, he submitted in lead as the Ned/Eddie plot line drove story most of that year.
Through the years, both Nancy and Genie have submitted in either category.
No argument on Jane. She doesn’t like to submit for consideration. The last time Frank convinced her, she lost to less worthy competitors. She’ll be coming up for lifetime consideration soon and should definitely get that honor.
Also agree on Mo. Who else for 2024 from GH could be considered lead? Burton returned in March, but was a talk-to for much of the year. DZ has submitted in Lead before, so that’s a slight possibility.
Susan has taken her real life story and brought it to life! this year has been banner for her . Honestly if her peers love her as much as the audience does she has more of a chance than you think! I would think it an insult that a GH newcomer would take that over a veteran such as Susan Seaforth Hayes especially since Susan has delivered daily and her journey has hit all the beats
Expect the unexpected
With all due respect, why is Eva LaRue on this list? I can’t recall one standout performance, and she’s come off as monotone, stiff and wooden. Yes, I hate her character but LaRue lacks the acting prowess that say, Maura West has to pull out the nuances that might make viewers like her despite her flaws. Her appearance thus far has been a colossal flop.
I would prefer the older way – Best Young Lead Actress and Best Lead Actor. GH has done a great job with the younger generation. Molly, Rocco and Danny are all amazing.
No offense, but this category is plain stupid, if I was a performer and won in that category I would never own up to it publicly. Emerging Talent sounds like a pre award to a the big award, jeez are they giving them mini Emmy to go along with their “Emerging talent” ?
Funny – now that you brought it up… the title does have the “Best Newcomer Award” vibe that the Golden Globes notoriously gave to Pia Zadora.
The globes also gave the same award to Richard Burton Natalie Wood and Paul Newman just to name a few
I totally agree with you. I’m a working actor and emerging doesn’t sound like a solid award. I wouldn’t submit myself to the emerging if I had the choice. These Emmy people get paid a lot of money to what..:. Change the names of categories…, I’ll take that job!
They need to revert back to Best Younger (both genders) or Younger Actor & Younger Actress. If I was a younger actor and won an Emmy, hands down, I’d want to be for Best Younger Actor…. Not emerging! How does emerging sound on the resume for those who submit who are 30+? Sounds silly and weird. Emmy people do your job and stop fixing what ain’t broke.
By that logic, Genie Francis would have been ineligible by the time Laura killed David Hamilton or battled Bobbie over Scotty, which would have been insanely unfair. I get that they’re trying hard to come up with something workable, but I don’t think this is it.
Probably Laura Wright will get it.
In what could prove to be a massive shake-up ahead, both the TV Academy (ATAS), who presides over the Primetime Emmys, and the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS), who preside over the Daytime Emmys, are in exploratory reunification discussions to merge the two organizations into one.
Both sides received an overwhelming vote and support from their boards to evaluate what a unified Academy could look like. However there is no formal calendar at this juncture for the discussions. In addition, because of the ongoing unification talks that should occur, the TV Academy board has voted to extend all current sitting Governors’ terms by one year so they can see the process through.
Boards at both organizations voted overwhelmingly to evaluate what a unified Academy could make possible: a strong vision for the Academy’s future, more effective thought leadership for the industry, broader service and support for members coast-to-coast, and new momentum and opportunities across the full complement of national Emmy competitions.
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AFTER NEARLY 50 YEARS, CAN THE EMMYS BE UNDER ONE BANNER?
In a joint statement, ATAS and NATAS shared, “Television remains the most powerful medium we have to shape culture and prompt conversations that define us—no matter the size of the screen, With the business of television undergoing such a monumental transformation, this is the right moment to explore a reunification of our Academies, providing our members and our industry with a bolder voice advocating for them and a stronger partner to navigate the future with them.”
If the reunification talks continue, this would be the first time since the two Emmy organizations split back on June 30, 1977 that they have tried to come together, all of this after almost three decades of often uneasy and strained tension between the two.
The most recent joint change came in 2022 when a move of the game show categories went from NATAS to ATAS’ and now are in the Primetime Emmys.
Deadline notes that a unification of the two television academies who overall preside over nighttime and daytime programming would be similar how SAG and AFTRA used to represent performers from completely different dayparts of work.
Could the Daytime Emmys finally see some love in primetime and have their major categories televised as part of the annual kudofest every September? Stay tuned.
Meanwhile, the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards ceremony will take place live on Monday, September 14th starting at 8:00 p.m. ET / 5:00 p.m. PT and air on NBC and stream on Peacock emanating from the Peacock Theatre in Los Angeles. While, the 53rd annual Daytime Emmy Awards will take place on Friday, October 30, time to be announced, live from the Hollywood Palladium and will be streamed on watchtheemmys.tv
The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS) is a service organization dedicated to the advancement of the arts and sciences of television and the promotion of creative leadership for artistic, educational and technical achievements within the television industry. It recognizes excellence in television with the coveted Emmy Awards for News & Documentary, Sports, Daytime and Children’s & Family programming, as well as achievements in television Technology & Engineering.
The Television Academy (ATAS) strives to shape and advance the dynamic television landscape; cultivate a diverse, inclusive and accessible professional community; and advocate for the television industry while capturing the spirit of a new generation of content creators and industry professionals. Through innovative programs, publications and events, the Academy and its Foundation foster and empower storytellers. The Academy also celebrates those who excel in the industry recognizing their achievements through awards and accolades, including the renowned Emmy Award. Membership in the Academy is open to working professionals in the television industry.
So, would you like to see the Primetime Emmy and the Daytime Emmys fold into one show if the two unions reached a unification arrangement? Do you hope that after almost 50 years, the two organizations can finally make some serious headway? Share your thoughts via the comment section below.
Beyond the Gates
53rd Annual Daytime Emmy Nominations Announced: ‘The Young and the Restless’ Tops With 18, ‘Beyond the Gates’ With 15
The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS) today announced the full list of nominees for the upcoming 53rd Annual Daytime Emmy Awards, and it was CBS daytime’s The Young and the Restless and broadcast television newest soap opera, Beyond the Gates that racked up the most nominations with 18 and 15, respectively.
General Hospital was next with 13 overall nominations, followed by Days of our Lives with 8 and The Bold and the Beautiful with 7 nods. The full reveal on Tuesday, follows the announcement of several major categories including Lead Actor and Actress on Monday via Extra and Entertainment Tonight and The View today revealing Daytime Drama Series and more.
The 53rd Annual Daytime Emmys ceremony are set to take place on Friday, October 30 at the historic Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood, California. The ceremony is currently planned to stream via watch.theemmys.tv and its associated apps. For the second year in a row, both the main Emmys and the Creative Arts will be presented together in one night.
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In a statement, Adam Sharp, President and CEO of NATAS expressed, “We’re proud to honor the extraordinary talent and creative teams whose work continues to define and elevate daytime television, As the Daytime landscape evolves and new forms of storytelling emerge, we remain committed to recognizing the innovation happening across the industry.”
“Each year, the Daytime Emmy Awards celebrate the creativity, passion, and dedication that drive this vibrant community of storytellers,” said Rachel Schwartz, Head of the Daytime Emmy Awards. “Congratulations to this year’s nominees, whose work continues to entertain, inspire and connect with audiences every day. We look forward to celebrating their remarkable achievements in Hollywood this October.”
The Daytime Emmy Awards have recognized outstanding achievement in television programming and crafts since 1974, honoring work in a variety of genres, including daytime dramas, talk series, entertainment news, culinary, adventure, instructional and legal/courtroom programming. This year’s Lifetime Achievement Honoree, Gold & Silver Circle Inductees, and ceremony host will be announced at a later date.
Now below, check out the nominees in the daytime drama, talk show, entertainment news series and creative arts categories. Congratulations to all!
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Outstanding Daytime Drama Series
Beyond the Gates
Days of Our Lives
General Hospital
The Young and the Restless
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Daytime Drama Series
Stacy Haiduk (as Kristen DiMera), Days of Our Lives
Karla Mosley (as Dani Dupree), Beyond the Gates
Michelle Stafford (as Phyllis Summers), The Young and the Restless
Heather Tom (as Katie Logan), The Bold and the Beautiful
Tamara Tunie (as Anita Williams Dupree), Beyond the Gates
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Outstanding Lead Actor in a Daytime Drama Series
Eric Braeden (as Victor Newman), The Young and the Restless
Steve Burton (as Jason Morgan), General Hospital
Scott Clifton (as Liam Spencer), The Bold and the Beautiful
Thorsten Kaye (as Ridge Forrester), The Bold and the Beautiful
Christian Jules Le Blanc (as Michael Baldwin), The Young and the Restless
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Daytime Drama Series
Linsey Godfrey (as Sarah Horton), Days of Our Lives
Camryn Grimes (as Mariah Copeland), The Young and the Restless
Beth Maitland (as Traci Abbott), The Young and the Restless
Trisha Mann-Grant (as Leslie Thomas), Beyond the Gates
Amanda Setton (as Brook Lynn Quartermaine), General Hospital
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Daytime Drama Series
Sean Dominic (as Nate Hastings), The Young and the Restless
Timon Kyle Durrett (as Bill Hamilton), Beyond the Gates
Michael Graziadei (as Daniel Romalotti), The Young and the Restless
Roger Howarth (as Matt Clark), The Young and the Restless
Mike Manning (as Bradley “Smitty” Smith), Beyond the Gates
Lawrence Saint-Victor (as Carter Walton), The Bold and the Beautiful
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Outstanding Emerging Talent in a Daytime Drama Series
Braedyn Bruner (as Emma Scorpio-Drake), General Hospital
Al Calderon (as Javier Hernandez), Days of Our Lives
Alice Halsey (as Rachel Black), Days of Our Lives
Giovanni Mazza (as Gio Palmieri), General Hospital
Ambyr Michelle (as Eva Thomas), Beyond the Gates
Arielle Prepetit (as Naomi Hamilton Hawthorne), Beyond the Gates
Outstanding Guest Performance in a Daytime Drama Series
Jasmine Burke (as June Hughes), Beyond the Gates
Jeff Kober (as Cyrus Renault), General Hospital
Eva LaRue (as Natalia Rogers-Ramirez), General Hospital
Christopher Sean (as Paul Narita), Days of Our Lives
Ray Wise (as Ian Ward), The Young and the Restless
Outstanding Writing Team for a Daytime Drama Series
Beyond the Gates
The Bold and the Beautiful
Days of Our Lives
General Hospital
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Outstanding Directing Team for a Daytime Drama Series
Days of Our Lives
General Hospital
The Young and the Restless
Outstanding Casting for a Daytime Program
Beyond the Gates
General Hospital
The Young and the Restless
Outstanding Daytime Talk Series
3rd Hour of TODAY
The Drew Barrymore Show
The Kelly Clarkson Show
Live With Kelly and Mark
TODAY With Jenna & Friends
The View
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Outstanding Daytime Talk Series Host
Joy Behar, Whoopi Goldberg, Alyssa Farah Griffin, Sara Haines, Sunny Hostin & Ana Navarro, The View
Kelly Clarkson, The Kelly Clarkson Show
Tamron Hall, Tamron Hall
Jennifer Hudson, The Jennifer Hudson Show
Sherri Shepherd, Sherri
Outstanding Entertainment News Series
Access Hollywood
Entertainment Tonight
Extra
Outstanding Daytime Personality (Daily)
Mona Kosar Abdi, Derek Hough & Terri Seymour, Extra
Cassie DiLaura, Denny Directo, Kevin Frazier, Rachel Smith & Nischelle Turner, Entertainment Tonight
Scott Evans, Zuri Hall, Kit Hoover & Mario Lopez, Access Hollywood
Star Jones & Corey Jovan, Divorce Court
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Outstanding Arts and Popular Culture Program
Beyond the Gates: Welcome to the Neighborhood — An Entertainment Tonight Special
Off Script With The Hollywood Reporter
Variety & CNN Actors on Actors
Variety Studio: Actors on Actors
Working In the Theatre
Outstanding Music Direction and Composition for a Daytime
Beyond the Gates, Episode 103
Have Guitar Will Travel World
The Kelly Clarkson Show Episode 5033
Let Frankie Cook,” Getting the Band Back Together
Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
Outstanding Technical Direction and Video for a Daytime Program
Beyond the Gates, Episode 104
The Bold and the Beautiful,” Episode 9511
Disney Parks Magical Christmas Day Parade”
The Jennifer Hudson Show, ” Episode 4041
Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade”
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Outstanding Hairstyling and Makeup for a Daytime Program
Beyond the Gates, Episode 103
General Hospital, Episode 15719
The Kelly Clarkson Show,” Episode 5033
The Young and the Restless,” Episode 13273
Outstanding Costume Design / Styling for a Daytime Program
The Jennifer Hudson Show, Episode 4140
The Kelly Clarkson Show
Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
The Young and the Restless Episode 13149
The Young and the Restless Episode 13273
Outstanding Sound Mixing and Sound Editing for a Live Daytime Program
The Bold and the Beautiful, Episode 9658
The Jennifer Hudson Show Episode 4039
The Kelly Clarkson Show Episode 5007
Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
The Young and the Restless,” Episode 13260
Outstanding Lighting Direction for a Daytime Program
Beyond the Gates Episode 104
General Hospital Episode 15624
The Jennifer Hudson Show Episode 4010
The Kelly Clarkson Show Episode 6169
Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade”
Outstanding Art Direction/Set Decoration/Scenic Design for a Daytime Program
The Kelly Clarkson Show Episode 5033
Live with Kelly and Mark Episode 250414
The View Episode 6280
The Young and the Restless Episode 13145
The Young and the Restless Episode 13244
So, what do you think of the 53rd annual Daytime Emmy nominations? Who are you happy to see receive a nomination and who do you think was snubbed? Weigh-in via the comment section.
Monday on Entertainment Tonight, the second set of nominations for the 53rd annual Daytime Emmy Awards were announced which included the highly-coveted Outstanding Lead Performance in a Daytime Drama Series – Actress and Outstanding Daytime Talk Series.
ET followed suit after Extra announced the nominees, as previously reported, in the Outstanding Lead Performance in a Daytime Drama Series – Actor and Outstanding Daytime Talk Host.
Now, five leading ladies of the soaps are vying for the gold for Lead Actress and the category marked the first-ever nominations for CBS daytime’s Beyond the Gates when two actresses made the final cut. Only General Hospital is not represented among the actresses this year after Nancy Lee Grahn (Alexis Davis) took home the trophy last year.
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THE FIVE LEADING LADIES OF THE SOAPS ARE …
The 2026 Lead Actress nominees are: Stacy Haiduk (Kristen DiMera), Days of Our Lives, Karla Mosley (Dani Dupree), Beyond the Gates, Michelle Stafford (Phyllis Summers), The Young and the Restless, Heather Tom (Katie Logan), The Bold and the Beautiful, and Tamara Tunie (Anita Dupree), Beyond the Gates.
This marks the first Daytime Emmy nominations for Karla Mosley and Tamara Tunie. In addition, this marks the first-time in her career that Stacy Haiduk had received a Lead Actress nod after two Supporting Actress nominations.
Meanwhile, Michelle Stafford had previously won 3 Emmys – 2 for Lead Actress and 1 for Supporting, but this recognition makes it her 11th overall nomination.
Heather Tom currently is tied for the most all-time Daytime Emmy wins with One Life to Live alum and General Hospital guest star, Erika Slezak. The B&B star has 19 nominations throughout her career.
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DAYTIME TALK SERIES
In the Outstanding Daytime Talk Series category, the nominees are: 3rd Hour of Today, The Drew Barrymore Show, The Kelly Clarkson Show, Live with Kelly and Mark, Today with Jenna and Friends and The View.
“We’re proud to honor the extraordinary talent and creative teams whose work continues to define and elevate daytime television,” NATAS president and CEO Adam Sharp said in a statement on the nominations. “As the Daytime landscape evolves and new forms of storytelling emerge, we remain committed to recognizing the innovation happening across the industry.”
The rest of the nominations will be revealed tomorrow on Tuesday July 14 starting on The View and then the full list of nominees in both the main and creative arts will be released by NATAS. The 53rd Annual Daytime Emmy Awards are slated for October 30th in Hollywood, California.
So, what do you think about the women who are vying for the Lead Actress Daytime Emmy? Happy with who got in? Who do you feel got snubbed? What do you think of the nominees for Daytime Talk Series? Weigh-in via the comment section.
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