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Five Days Left to Support DeVanity’s Season 4 Campaign

There are just five days left before DeVanity’s Indiegogo campaign to help fund its upcoming fourth season ends. Amidst the swirl of the Daytime Emmy week, DeVanity teased the upcoming announcement of its first Season 4 guest star on Twitter.

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Forget The NSA or PRISM, Todd is Watching Llanview on One Life to Live


Matthew (Robert Gorrie) dropped by Bo (Robert S. Woods) and Nora’s (Hillary B. Smith) with his laundry, and to share a meal. What he didn’t realize is the meal was a set up for him to spend time with Destiny (Laura Harrier). Matthew didn’t seem too happy when Destiny showed up at the door. The two started arguing about Drew. 
 
Matthew called David (Tuc Watkins) to come by as reinforcements. David didn’t want to, because he was going to show Dorian (Robin Strasser) moves “he learned on the internet.” When he hung up with Matthew, David asked Dorian to come with him. All of a sudden, the family dinner got a whole lot bigger.

Why did I feel bad for Matthew? He’s a deadbeat dad, but yet, I still felt empathy for the situation his parents keep putting him in.

Todd (Roger Howarth) dropped by Shelter to visit Blair (Kassie DePaiva), who didn’t have time for him. However, he insisted he had something he needed to show her. READ MORE

More Daytime Emmy Nominee Reception Photos!

General Hospital’s Teresa Castillo stunned at the Daytime Emmy Nominee Party on June 13. Daytime Confidential dug up new photos of your favorite stars—some of whom didn’t make it into Soap Stars Party it Up at 2013 Daytime Emmy Nominee Reception—for you to enjoy.

Check out the Daytime Emmy Nominee Reception photos after the jump!

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Susan Flannery and John McCook Reunite at Creative Arts Daytime Emmys (PHOTOS)

Susan Flannery reunited with her former The Bold and the Beautiful hubby John McCook at the 40th Annual Creative Arts Daytime Emmys on June 13. The evening was a good night for CBS Daytime, which took home 13 statues. See more red carpet and Daytime Emmy winner photos after the jump!

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CBS Daytime Cleans Up at Creative Arts Daytime Emmys!

The Young and the Restless’ Judy Blye Wilson (pictured above with Ignacio Serricchio, Chrishell Stause and Melissa Claire Egan) picked up the Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Casting For a Drama Series at the 40th Annual Creative Arts Technical Emmy Awards on June 13.  The win was one of 13 for CBS Daytime.

Angelica McDaniel, vice-president of CBS Daytime, congratulated the CBS winners on Twitter. Days of Our Lives picked up two statues. General Hospital tied with One Life to Live to win Outstanding Achievement in Multiple Camera Editing For a Drama Series.

See the full list of Creative Arts Daytime Emmy Award winners after the jump! READ MORE

Melody Thomas Scott to Pledge Nikki Newman’s 2002 Wedding Gown to The Smithsonian at Daytime Emmys

The Young and the Restless star Melody Thomas Scott will take the stage with Alex Trebek at the 40th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards to announce The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences partnership with The Smithsonian. Scott will pledge the gown worn by Nikki Newman at her 2002 wedding to Victor Newman (Eric Braeden) during the telecast.

The Smithsonian's National Museum of American History will receive the wedding gown worn by actress Melody Thomas Scott as “Nikki Reed” during one of her 12 weddings on the daytime drama, “The Young and the Restless”. This gown was worn on air in 2002 during her second wedding to “Victor Newman,” played by actor Eric Braeden. Ms. Thomas Scott has been a major player in “The Young and the Restless” daytime drama, acting on the show for more than 34 years. The dress was pledged to the museum during the Sunday June 16 broadcast of the 40th annual daytime EMMY awards.

The museum has partnered with the National Academy of Arts and Sciences to collect objects reflecting the contributions of daytime television. A May 9 donation ceremony marked the partnership's beginning with donations from All My Children actress Susan Lucci, Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek and Barney co-creator Kathy and composer, Phil Parker.  The donations represent three of the Daytime Entertainment Emmy categories-daytime dramas, game shows and children's programming.