The stars of daytime and digital drama series, along with all of the creatives that make them look so good, were on-hand at last night’s 46th Annual Daytime Creative Arts Emmy Awards.  Now check out some of the looks from the red carpet and behind-the-scenesnd backstage in the press room, where those who received an Emmy celebrated and struck a pose for the cameras.

Taking to the carpet and presenting from the daytime soaps included: Days of our Lives’ Lamon Archey and Sal Stowers, GH’s Josh Swickard and Katelynn MacMullen, B&B’s Courtney Hope and Annika Noelle and Y&R’s Hunter King, Michael Mealor and Sasha Calle.

Check out our gallery of some of the night’s biggest winners which included: Days of our Lives EP Ken Corday for music composition, and Casting Director Marnie Saitta along with Bob Lambert, who won for Casting in a Drama Series.

Let us know who you think looked pretty stylin’ and who you were most happy to hear won a Daytime Emmy!

B&B's Annika Noelle taking a beat from Hope's heartbreak to take to the red carpet.

B&B takes home the prize for Original Song!

Y&R's Cait Fairbanks a vision in yellow on the red carpet.

Lovebirds, GH's Chad Duell and presenter and B&B star, Courtney Hope.

GH's Josh Swickard and Katelynn MacMullen looking sharp on the carpet and the duo were presenters too!

Days Make-Up Team takes home the gold for making the folks in Salem look so good.

DAYS Ken Corday with D. Brent Nelson and Paul Antonelli take home the gold for Music Composition in a Drama Series.

Elani in the house! The true stunners of the red carpet: Days Lamon Archey and Sal Stowers!

Winning writers of "After Forever" - Michael Slade and Kevin Spirtas.

DAYS Marnie Saitta and Bob Lambert win the Emmy for Outstanding Casting in a Drama Series.

Kyle's gals! Y&R's Michael Mealor flanked by Hunter King and Sasha Calle.

Y&R costume design team dresses Genoa City to the nines, and takes home an Emmy for their effort.

Hair and Make-Up departments at "The Talk" celebrate as they both win Emmys.

Kevin Spirtas backstage after winning Outstanding Lead Actor in a Digital Drama Series for "After Forever".

DAYS fave Brandon Beemer, who appears in "The Bay" and was a nominee!

Photo Credits: JPI Studios

Photo: JPI Studios

Tonight on Soap Nation Live!, listen-in for a very special broadcast as we remember and celebrate the life of Kristoff St. John (Neil Winters) of The Young and the Restless with many of his co-stars and friends.

Join Michael and his in-studio co-host The Young and the Restless’ Daniel Goddard (Cane) for our 90-minute tribute.

Daniel and Michael will be joined by past and present cast of the CBS Daytime drama series, all of whom shared a treasured relationship with the late St. John.

Special guests include: Eric Braeden (Victor), Christel Khalil (Lily), Eileen Davidson (Ashley), Mishael Morgan (Ex-Hilary), Joshua Morrow (Nick), Bryton James (Devon) and Victoria Rowell (Ex-Drucilla).

If you would like to call-in and share your favorite scenes of Kristoff St. John as Neil, or your remembrances, dial the exclusive listener-line at 818-295-2130

This special live-stream begins at 7PMPST/10PMEST.  You can also head on over to Soap Nation’s Live official show page at Spreaker.com  if you have any trouble listening to the show below.

If you are tuning in shortly before 7PMPST, you will hear some musical interludes before we go live for showtime.

We hope you enjoy our show in honor of our friend, whom we all miss so much.

Listen to “Soap Nation Live: A Tribute To Kristoff St. John” on Spreaker.

It looks like it’s a wrap, at least for now, for Alice Hunter who joined The Young and the Restless in the role of Kerry under Mal Young’s tenure with the series.

Alice took to Twitter to confirm her exit from the series after much speculation online, by stating:  “To all asking – yes, Kerry is taking an indefinite hiatus. She earns it though you’ll see soon enough. I LOVE the arc, even if I’m sad to leave. And yes, a bunch of #YR cast & crew surprised me Friday and it was something I’ll never forget,”

She also gave special mention in a subsequent tweet to some of those performers in the cast that Hunter considers her mentors: Peter Bergman (Jack) and Gina Tognoni (Phyllis) with who she shares screen-time with.   Alice expressed: “My mentors. My friends. This journey has been indescribable.”

As Y&R viewers know, Kerry was a highly regarded chemist who came on to the scene following Ashley Abbott’s (Eileen Dsvidson) departure from Paris, and became involved with Jack Abbott and worked alongside Jabot CEO, Phyllis.

No word yet as to when Hunter will make her final Y&R appearance on-screen.

So, what do you think about the exit of Alice Hunter from The Young and the Restless? Are more exits forthcoming under the new regime in Genoa City? Comment below.