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CBS released some of the names slated to present at the 37th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards. The following actors are tapped to present:

All My Children -

Susan Lucci, Cameron Mathison and Rebecca Budig.

As The World Turns -

Jon and Kelley Menighan Hensley

The Bold and The Beautiful -

Ronn Moss and Kimberly Matula

Days of Our Lives -

Peter Reckell and Louise Sorel

General Hospital -

Kelly Monaco

One Life To Live -

Trevor St. John and Michael Easton

The Young and the Restless -

Joshua Morrow and Sharon Case.

Emmy nominees Jonathan Jackson and Zack Conroy are also listed as presenters.

Alexander Walters, 45 { Barry Schmenkman, DAYS / Mark Kasnoff, ATWT }

Steven Ford, 54 { Andy Richards, Y&R }

Leslie Denniston, 60 { Carolyn Crawford, ATWT / Jessica Freemantle, Ryan’s Hope / Maeve Stoddard Sampson Reade, Guiding Light / Gwyneth Alden, Loving }

Holden is determined to protect Lily from Craig

Molly puts her plan to get Holden’s notice into action

Eliza’s safety is called into question

Emily gets into a difficult situation

Meg is upset when she is unable to turn Paul against Emily

Luke and Noah share a romantic interlude

Reid is called out on his jealousy

Henry and Barbara play a naughty game

Liberty schemes to reunite Janet and Dusty

Dusty and Jack join forces

Dusty sets up a fake inheritance from Rocco in Janet’s name

Carly schemes to keep Jack in the dark

Craig is suspicious of Parker

Gabriel struggles to recover

ATWT series matriarch Helen Wagner (Nancy Hughes) passed away Saturday, May 1. She was 91.

Van Hansis (Luke) revealed to We Love Soaps’ Damon Jacobs he will be starring in a horror film called Occupant.

We Love Soaps: How are all your fans still going to be able to find your work?

Van Hansis: I’ve got to get cast in something and then they can watch that [laughs]. But I am a doing a movie, I can talk about it now. It’s called, Occupant. It’s a horror film in the vein of [Roman] Polanski, that is, it’s a psychological thriller. It’s a lot of fun. It’s a big departure from Luke.

We Love Soaps: In what way?
Van Hansis: In every way. The character is nothing like Luke at all. I’m excited to try something new and I’ve never done a film before. We’re in pre-production now, and the whole process that comes into play is so excited.

Soaps In Depth is reporting that the Daytime Emmy Awards will be held on Sunday, June 27, at the Las Vegas Hilton! At the moment, there are no further details available as to whether or not the show will be televised, but we will keep you posted!

CBS Soaps in Depth broke the news that Noelle Beck, who took over the role of ATWT’s Lily Snyder from Martha Byrne, has been put on recurring status. Does that mean that Lily is being phased out before the finale even airs? Or is ATWT paving the way to get Byrned again? We’ll have to wait and see. Stay tuned!

Soap fans! Join Lee and Lauren, as we chat with As The World Turns Star, Marie Wilson. Marie plays the role of Meg Synder, and she will be stopping by to chat about her experiences on ATWT, her previous role on Port Charles, and what is in store for Meg in the final months of ATWT. You won’t want to miss this interview!! Click here!

Mick Hazen (Parker) will be playing the role of Zeff in the romantic comedy, “Going The Distance”. Drew Barrymore, Justin Long and Christina Applegate star in the movie which promises a lot of raunchy laughs and some surprising male nudity. It completed production this March and is scheduled for theatrical release on August 13 2010.

Things heat up between Carly and Jack.

Lily and Holden unite in order to help Faith

Lily wants what she can’t have and gets wrapped up in a scheme.

Frannie Hughes comes home to Oakdale in the form of Julianne Moore!

Bob and Kim celebrate another wedding anniversary.

Chris and Katie still feel that old spark…

Luke stands up for Reid and the couple finally decides to go for it.