Roger Howarth and Beth Maitland have achieved significant milestones at the 53rd annual Daytime Emmys, sweeping the supporting acting categories for their roles in 'The Young and the Restless.' Howarth, who currently portrays Matt Clark on the CBS soap, first won in 1994 in the younger actor category for his role as Todd Manning on 'One Life to Live.' Maitland, recognized for her portrayal of Traci Abbott since 1982, received her second supporting actress award, having originally won in the same category that year. Both actors expressed profound gratitude, with Maitland acknowledging the significance of the moment and paying tribute to her fellow nominees and the role of daytime television in providing 'a few minutes of relief' in a 'world gone mad.' Tracee Ellis Ross also made headlines by winning in the travel and adventure category for her Roku series 'Solo Traveling with Tracee Ellis Ross,' marking her first Emmy win after five Primetime Emmy nominations for 'black-ish.' Ambyr Michelle was honored as emerging talent in a daytime drama for her role in 'Beyond the Gates,' while Sherri Shepherd received the award for daytime talk series host for 'Sherri,' which concluded its four-season run in May. The ceremony, held at the Hollywood Palladium, was streamed live for the second consecutive year, highlighting the growing digital presence of the event.

Icelandic actor Roman Ægir Fjölnisson has won the award for best leading actor at the Hope and Love international film festival in Barcelona, mbl.is reports. He received the award for playing Arnór in Ótti, a 2025 film directed by his father, Fjölnir Baldursson. “It was a complete shock to win. I…

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