Ragged Isle and Pretty came out as top webisoaps, with both snagging three wins respectively at the 3rd Annual Indie Soap Awards, hosted by We Love Soaps last night. The awards featured performances by As The World Turns' Colleen Zenk and featured clips of some of  your favorite web series and more.

Ragged Isle won the Best Indie Soap Award (Drama), while Pretty claimed the Best Indie Soap Award (Comedy). Bitch-tastic series, Anacostia scooped up two awards for Best Writing (Drama) and Best Guest Appearance (Drama) for ATWT alum Martha Byrne's ball-busting turn as a madam on the serial. Check out the full list of winners after the jump!  READ MORE

No. 20:  Ingo Rademacher, General Hospital

Former General Hospital star Ingo Rademacher stirred up things on Twitter by throwing shade at his former TV home.  Rademacher returns to the Daytime Confidential Top 20 for the first time since October 2011.

Daytime Confidential 2011 Hot 100 Rank: 20

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Haters to the motherfreaking LEFT! The new promo is up for General Hospital, featuring the return of Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers), as well as the introductions of the Mannings and John McBain to Port Charles, and it is hot like FIYA! READ MORE

 

What is quickly becoming the Emmys for the webisoap community, the Annual Indie Soap Awards are being held tonight in Gotham, and to say the nominees are pumped, would be an understatement on par with saying the DeVanity siblings are just a wee bit dysfunctional!

Anacostia creator/leading man Anthony Anderson (who I am forever trying to rename Anthony Edwards for some odd reason!) is predicting the cast of his sizzling, mocha take on classic primetime soaps like Peyton Place and Knots Landing, will stun on the red carpet tonight. Anderson tweeted:

Starting to get ready for tonight's Indie Soap Awards #anacostia we gonna rock that red carpet @WeLoveSoapsTV READ MORE

Former General Hospital scribe Bob Guza is having the last laugh on ABC for replacing him with Garin "Woman In White" Wolf. This past Saturday, Guza, along with writers Nathan Fissell, David Goldschmid, Karen Harris, Elizabeth Korte, Mary Sue Price, Susan Wald, Tracey Thomson, Meg Bennett (Guza's wife) and former GH-turned-The Bold and the Beautiful writer Michele Val Jean, took home the Writers Guild of America (WGA) award for daytime drama series writing.
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Don't count some form of a broadcast for the 39th Annual Daytime Emmys out just yet. Bob Rosenblum, chairman of the National Academy Of Television Arts And Sciences (NATAS) released a statement on the Emmys website saying:

The Daytime Emmy Awards is a powerful brand. We at the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences are continuing to explore all broadcast possibilities including network, cable and digital media in order to produce a prestigious show that will satisfy the daytime community, fans and the worldwide viewing audiences.

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