Mishael Morgan of “The Young and the Restless” won as lead drama actress, becoming the first Black actor to win in a lead category at the Daytime Emmys.

The stars and shows of daytime television are gathering in person to hand out trophies live at the Daytime Emmys for the first time in three years.

From love and showmance to knife-wielding threats, evictions and stolen toothbrushes, Big Brother is celebrating 20 years on air! Everyone hated Big Brother season 1, she recalled during an interview with ETs Kevin Frazier. Season 2 Big Brother is the place that the word showmance was coined, Chen said. See more on Big Brother below. RELATED CONTENT:'Big Brother' Stars Holly Allen and Jackson Michie Call It Quits'Big Brother' Stars Rachel Reilly and Brendon Villegas Expecting Baby No.

ET's Kevin Frazier is returning to Ghost Adventures! Following a terrifying experience during a set visit for the Travel Channel show last year, Frazier is set to appear on Thursday's episode of Ghost Adventures: Quarantine to discuss his frightening ordeal with host Zak Bagans. "I think there are a lot of people out there who are like, 'It's not really that real,'" Frazier said. "What we discovered and what we found, it was really unlike any other ghost adventures investigation we've ever done on many different levels... Part three of Travel Channel's four-part mini-series, Ghost Adventures: Quarantine, which will feature a Zoom interview with ET's Kevin Frazier, airs Thursday, June 25 at 9 p.m. ET/PT.

Charlize Theron is opening up to ET's Kevin Frazier about raising two Black children in America while the country continues to fight against police brutality and racial injustice. Theron adds that she's already seen her children grow from this moment in time. Theron thinks it's important as a parent to continue moving forward with challenging conversations about race. I think it's important for us to stop hiding in the shadows and pretending like nothing is going on. I think we can do it in a way where we're not traumatizing our children but where we're inspiring our children.

Terry Crews is willing to admit when he thinks he was wrong. In January, Crews said during a Today show interview that Union's accounts of the workplace was "never" his experience on America's Got Talent. Crews now admits to ET that he was "the wrong guy to ask about being on America's Got Talent because I love it." I'm going to be on a field somewhere," he says of how they are planning to shoot the show live. As for those competing, Crews notes, "Even the acts are going to be distanced.

Directed by Ava DuVernay, all three projects depict injustices faced by the black community in the past -- and for many viewers, are just as relevant today. I never imagined wed be in this place, but [feel] so blessed and fortunate to be able to contribute to the conversation, DuVernay tells ETs Kevin Frazier. A lot of people have sought it out, she continues, commending those who are rewatching it or just discovering it for the first time. Meanwhile, DuVernay is using her platform and the renewed interest in these projects to affect change in the way stories about law enforcement are told moving forward. The police unions dont hold them accountable, police departments dont, and the courts dont.

Ludacris is reacting to a large group of protesters in New York City singing his 2002 hit "Move B**ch" at the NYPD. "I think when artists make music, we make it along the lines of we want it to last," he says. You want to make music that's gonna last for the ages. Ludacris has been using his platform to support the Black Lives Matter movement, and he also attended George Floyd's memorial service in Minneapolis. "And so you know, music influences, man.

"Its time for change...."Earlier this week, he shared a video asking media to focus on the message of change rather than on the rioting and looting. "We're not talking about the reason, we're not talking about why we're witnessing what we're witnessing. "Through any pregnancy, you know, with my wife now, my ex-wife, I was always on the go," he shares. Hart says he also takes a backseat to his 15-year-old daughter, Heaven, who's been showing off her TikTok dance skills. After he let his gray hair show during quarantine, he says they let him know they definitely weren't feeling the look.