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50TH DAYTIME EMMYS (2023) Any Guesses?


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My Personal Take on that one:

Guest Star: Robert Newman, But also wanted to Vote for Alley Mills and maybe even Kevin Spirtas

Younger Performer: I voted For Eden But Kinda wanted to vote for the actor who plays Douglas Forrester

SUPPORTING ACTOR: Nikolas Chavez was an Easy choice, but this category seems like a worthy race at least

Supporting Actress: voted For Krista since hers is the only work I got to accompany, for a while she made me like Taylor as a Character Again! Kinda Wanted to vote for Stacy But Pretty sure They will give it to Sonya Eddy

Lead Actor: Peter Bergman followed by Jason Thompson for Me, Can't really judge on MB OR Billy Flynn's Work, and TK's Acting left a lot to be desired last year

Lead Actress: Melissa Claire Egan followed by Finola Hughes, Jacquie's Work wasn't exactly All leading lady material and Michelle and Sharon just don't belong here!

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https://theemmys.tv/emmy-weekend-2023/

Nov. 7, 2023
The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS) today announced four days of celebrations honoring individuals in the Daytime and Children’s & Family television communities. NATAS-produced Emmy® Award ceremonies include:

The Daytime Creative Arts & Lifestyle Emmy® Awards Luncheon — 12:00 noon PT, Saturday afternoon, December 16;

The 2nd Annual Children’s & Family Creative Arts Emmy® Awards Dinner — 8:00 pm PT,  Saturday evening, December 16;

The 2nd Annual Children’s & Family Emmy® Awards and Trustees’ Gala — 5:00 pm PT, topping off the weekend of festivities on Sunday evening, December 17.  

All three Emmy celebrations will be held at the historic Westin Bonaventure Hotel in Los Angeles. Additionally, NATAS will kick off the weekend with a private luncheon to honor its 2023 Daytime and Children’s & Family inductees into the Gold & Silver Circle honor society on Thursday, December 14. 

Legendary talk show host Maury Povich, who was previously announced as a Daytime Emmys® Lifetime Achievement Honoree, will receive his award at the Daytime Creative Arts & Lifestyle ceremony on Saturday afternoon, December 16. 
 

SAG-AFTRA Strike Information

SAG-AFTRA members appearing on Daytime Dramas, Talk Shows, and other Non-Dramatic Programs recognized by the Daytime Emmy Awards work under the guild’s Network Code agreement, which remains a non-struck contract. The majority of programs recognized in the Children’s & Family Emmy Awards competition were similarly produced under agreements not subject to the strike. 

However, some Children’s & Family Emmy-nominated programs remain struck. NATAS salutes the nominated performances of those SAG-AFTRA members who appeared in these programs but acknowledges that it is a violation of the guild’s strike rules for such members to promote or publicize their nominations for struck work. 

SAG-AFTRA members are strongly advised to observe the strike rules at all times. NATAS remains hopeful that a fair deal will be reached prior to the awards ceremonies. The events themselves are produced under separate non-dramatic agreements that are not subject to the strike order. NATAS will modify ceremony formats as needed to respect any remaining strike obligations of guild members.

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