Who were the big winners at Sunday night’s Daytime Emmy Awards? Scroll down for the complete list of winners and nominees, updating live as they’re announced. And check out the full list of Friday night’s Creative Arts winners here. The 46th Annual Daytime Emmys honored the best achievements in soap operas, game shows, talk shows and more. The ceremony, hosted by Mario Lopez and Sheryl Underwood, was held at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium in Burbank, California. It streamed live on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, emmyonline.tv, and through the KNEKT app on smart TVs and mobile devices. “Days of Our Lives” came into these awards with the most nominations (27), but at the Creative Arts Awards it was “The Young and the Restless” that came out on top with five victories, while “Days” had three, “The Bold and the Beautiful” had two and “General Hospital” had just one. Did those winners prove to be prophetic? Perhaps, but in 2018 “Days” won Best Drama Series even after it was shut out at Creative Arts, so you can never be too sure. Meanwhile, “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” and “The Talk” were the most nominated talk shows with eight apiece. Both shows won three Creative Arts prizes, and on Sunday night they hoped to hold off “A Little Help with Carol Burnett” in the Best Entertainment Talk Show category. SIGN UPfor Gold Derby’s free newsletter with latest predictions “Giants” led the way among digital dramas with 11 bids, but “After Forever” stole its thunder at Creative Arts by winning four awards including victories for writing, directing and lead actor Kevin Spirtas. Amazon’s “The Bay” won Best Digital Drama Series for the last four years in a row, so both “Giants” and “Forever” were aiming to dethrone the defending champ. What happened when the envelopes were finally opened? Find out below. DRAMA BEST DRAMA SERIES “The Bold and the Beautiful” “Days of Our Lives” “General Hospital” X — “The Young and the Restless” BEST ACTRESS X — Jacqueline MacInnes Wood, “The Bold and the Beautiful” Marci Miller, “Days of Our Lives” Heather Tom, “The Bold and the Beautiful” Maura West, “General Hospital” Laura Wright, “General Hospital” BEST ACTOR X — Maurce Benard, “General Hospital” Peter Bergman, “The Young and the Restless” Tyler Christopher, “Days of Our Lives” Billy Flynn, “Days of Our Lives” Jon Lindstrom, “General Hospital” BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS Kassie DePaiva, “Days of Our Lives” Linsey Godfrey, “Days of Our Lives” Martha Madison, “Days of Our Lives” Beth Maitland, “The Young and the Restless” Mishael Morgan, “The Young and the Restless” X — Vernee Watson, “General Hospital” BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR X — Max Gail, “General Hospital” Bryton James, “The Young and the Restless” Eric Martsolf, “Days of Our Lives” Greg Rikaart, “Days of Our Lives” Dominic Zamprogna, “General Hospital” BEST YOUNGER ACTRESS X — Hayley Erin, “General Hospital” Olivia Rose Keegan, “Days of Our Lives” Victoria Konefal, “Days of Our Lives” Chloe Lanier, “General Hospital” Eden McCoy, “General Hospital” BEST YOUNGER ACTOR Lucas Adams, “Days of Our Lives” William Lipton, “General Hospital” X — Kyler Pettis, “Days of Our Lives” Garren Stitt, “General Hospital” Zach Tinker, “The Young and the Restless” BEST GUEST PERFORMER Philip Anthony-Rodriguez, “Days of Our Lives” X — Patricia Bethune, “General Hospital” Wayne Brady, “The Bold and the Beautiful” Kate Mansi, “Days of Our Lives” Thaao Penghlis, “Days of Our Lives” BEST WRITING TEAM “The Bold and the Beautiful” “Days of Our Lives” “General Hospital” X — “The Young and the Restless” BEST DIRECTING TEAM “The Bold and the Beautiful” “Days of Our Lives” “General Hospital” X — “The Young and the Restless” DIGITAL DRAMA BEST DIGITAL DRAMA SERIES X — “After Forever” “The Bay” “Giants” “The New 30” “Youth and Consequences” TALK SHOW BEST ENTERTAINMENT TALK SHOW X — “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” “A Little Help with Carol Burnett” “The Real” “The Talk” “The View” BEST ENTERTAINMENT TALK SHOW HOST X — Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest, “Live with Kelly and Ryan” Adrienne Houghton, Loni Love, Jeannie Mai and Tamera Mowry-Housley, “The Real” Sara Gilbert, Sharon Osbourne, Sheryl Underwood, Eve, Carrie Ann Inaba and Julie Chen, “The Talk” Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar, Sunny Hostin, Meghan McCain, Abby Huntsman and Sara Haines, “The View” Wendy Williams, “The Wendy Williams Show” BEST INFORMATIVE TALK SHOW “Access Live” “The Dr. Oz Show” X — “Rachael Ray” “Red Table Talk” “Today Show with Kathie Lee and Hoda” BEST INFORMATIVE TALK SHOW HOST Ben Aaron and Kelly Pickler, “Pickler and Ben” X — Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb, “Today Show with Kathie Lee and Hoda” Steve Harvey, “Steve” Mehmet Oz, “The Dr. Oz Show” Rachael Ray, “Rachael Ray” GAME SHOW BEST GAME SHOW X — “Family Feud” “Jeopardy!” “Let’s Make a Deal” “The Price is Right” “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire” BEST GAME SHOW HOST Wayne Brady, “Let;s Make a Deal” Chris Harrison, “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire” John Michael Higgins, “America Says” Pat Sajak, “Wheel of Fortune” X — Alex Trebek, “Jeopardy!” MORNING/NEWS BEST MORNING PROGRAM X — “CBS Sunday Morning” “CBS This Morning” “Good Morning America” “Today Show” BEST MORNING PROGRAM IN SPANISH X — “Despierta America” “Nuestro Mundo” “Un Nuevo Dia” BEST ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM IN SPANISH “Destinos” “Dr. Juan” “El Gordo y la Flaca” X — “Six Dreams” “Suelta la Sopa” BEST ENTERTAINMENT NEWS PROGRAM “Access” X — “Daily Mail TV” “Entertainment Tonight” “Extra” “Inside Edition” BEST DAYTIME TALENT IN A SPANISH LANGUAGE PROGRAM Guillermo Arduino, “Encuentro” Elizabeth Hernandez Curiel, “El Gordo y la Flaca” Raul De Molina, “El Gordo y la Flaca” Gabriela Natale, “SuperLatina with Gaby Natale” X — Alejandra Oraa, “Destinos” CULINARY BEST CULINARY PROGRAM “Barefoot Contessa: Cook Like a Pro” “Cook’s Country” “Eat. Race. Win.” “Giada Entertains” “Lidia’s Kitchen” X — “Valerie’s Home Cooking” BEST CULINARY HOST Giada De Laurentiis, “Giada Entertains” Molly Yeh, “Girl Meets Farm” Pati Jinich, “Pati’s Mexican Table” Catherine Fulvio, “A Taste of Ireland: Ballyknocken Cookery School” X — Valerie Bertinelli, “Valerie’s Home Cooking” LEGAL/COURTROOM BEST LEGAL/COURTROOM PROGRAM “Couples Court with the Cutlers” “Judge Judy” “Judge Mathis” X — “Lauren Lake’s Paternity Court” “The People’s Court”<doc-sep>The 46th Daytime Emmy Awards are being handed out on Sunday — but you won’t be able to watch the annual ceremony on your TV. Since 2016, the Daytime Emmys have been without a broadcast or cable-network home. Instead, the show is streamed to the masses via a multitude of online platforms, including Facebook, Twitter and something called “KNEKT TV.” To alleviate much confusion, you can watch a live stream of the Daytime Emmys right here, beginning at at 8 pm ET/7 pm CT/5 pm PT; Mario Lopez (Extra) and Sheryl Underwood (The Talk) host. In addition, TVLine will be providing an up-to-date list of tonight’s big winners throughout the event. Heading into Sunday’s main event, NBC’s Days of Our Lives led the soap pack with 27 total nods, edging out General Hospital‘s 25. The Young and the Restless followed with 20, while CBS sister series The Bold and the Beautiful netted 12. Meanwhile, despite exiting The Talk in September, Julie Chen appeared in enough episodes to qualify for a co-host nod. Popular on TVLine By outlet, CBS amassed 61 total nods across all categories, while syndicated programs accounted for 55. Amazon and Netflix racked up 49 apiece.<doc-sep>
Alex Trebek accepts the Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Game Show Host onstage during the 46th annual Daytime Emmy Awards at Pasadena Civic Center on Sunday in Pasadena, California. (CNN) — “General Hospital” was a big winner at Sunday’s 46th annual Daytime Emmy Awards, which included a tribute to the late “Young and the Restless” actor Kristoff St. John and a standing ovation for “Jeopardy” host Alex Trebek. The ABC soap opera took home five awards, followed by three for “Young and the Restless” including outstanding drama series. Trebek, who was recently diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, received a standing ovation as he took to the stage to accept the award for outstanding game show host for his work on “Jeopardy!” He joked that he worried he may have received the sympathy vote, but said he didn’t win last year despite having undergone life-saving surgery to remove blood clots on his brain. “Maybe I’ve been worrying about the wrong thing and I should just do what Sally Field did in a different venue many, many years ago and look at this as a sign you guys like me and that you value my work,” Trebek said during his acceptance speech. “If that’s the case, I can live with that.” St. John, who died of heart disease in February at the age of 52, was remembered by his former “Young and the Restless” co-star Shemar Moore who went off script to thank CBS for the tribute they aired for the pioneering African-American daytime actor. Why I’m mourning Kristoff St. John Moore paid tribute to his longtime friend. “Kristoff was in the game 28 years,” Moore said. “He wasn’t just in the game, he changed the game. “He opened the door for so many of us, myself and a lot of you out there whether you know it or not.” The following is a full list of the Daytime Emmy winners: Outstanding drama series “The Young and the Restless,” CBS Outstanding digital daytime drama series “After Forever,” Amazon Prime Video Outstanding culinary program “Valerie’s Home Cooking,” Food Network Outstanding game show “Family Feud,” syndicated Outstanding legal/courtroom program “Lauren Lake’s Paternity Court,” syndicated Outstanding morning program “CBS Sunday Morning,” CBS Outstanding morning program in Spanish “Despierta America,” Univision Outstanding informative talk show “Rachael Ray,” syndicated Outstanding entertainment talk show “The Ellen DeGeneres Show,” syndicated Outstanding entertainment program in Spanish “Six Dreams,” Amazon Prime Video Outstanding entertainment news program “DailyMailTV,” syndicated Outstanding lead actress in a drama series Jacqueline MacInnes Wood, “The Bold and the Beautiful,” CBS Outstanding lead actor in a drama series Maurice Benard, “General Hospital,” ABC Outstanding supporting actress in a drama series Vernee Watson, “General Hospital,” ABC Outstanding supporting actor in a drama series Max Gail, “General Hospital,” ABC Outstanding younger actress in a drama series Hayley Erin, “General Hospital,” ABC Outstanding younger actor in a drama series Kyler Pettis, “Days of Our Lives,” NBC Outstanding guest performer in a drama series Patricia Bethune, “General Hospital,” ABC Outstanding culinary host Valerie Bertinelli, “Valerie’s Home Cooking,” Food Network Outstanding daytime talent in a Spanish language program Alejandra Oraa, host, “Destinos,” CNN en Español Outstanding game show host Alex Trebek, “Jeopardy!,” syndicated Outstanding informative talk show hosts Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb, “Today Show With Kathie Lee & Hoda,” NBC Outstanding entertainment talk show hosts Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest, “Live With Kelly and Ryan,” syndicated Outstanding writing team for a drama series “The Young and the Restless,” CBS Outstanding directing team for a drama series “The Young and the Restless,” CBS