Buddy Valastro and Christian Cooper also win at the Daytime Emmys Creative Arts & Lifestyle Awards ceremony
“Downey’s Dream Cars,” “Leveling Lincoln” and “Judy Justice” were among the winners at the 51st annual Daytime Emmy Creative Arts & Lifestyle Awards, which were presented on Saturday evening in Los Angeles.
“Downey’s Dream Cars” won in the Lifestyle Program category, “Leveling Lincoln” won in for Educational/Informational Program and “Judy Justice” won for :egan/Courtroom Program. “Oprah and the ‘Color Purple’ Journey” won the award for Arts and Popular Culture Program, while “Animals Up Close With Bertie Gregory” won in the Travel, Adventure and Nature Program category.
Other program winners included “Hack My Home” (Instructional/How-To Program) and “Culture Quest: Ukraine” (Daytime Special).
“The Kelly Clarkson Show,” which was named the best daytime talk series on Friday night, won additional awards on Saturday for lighting direction and live sound editing and mixing.
The Netflix series “African Queens: Njinga” won awards for casting, art direction and hairstyling and makeup, while the same platform’s “Live to 100: Secrets of the Blue Zones” won for its directing team, music direction and composition and sound mixing and sound editing.
In the awards for hosts and TV personalities, Buddy Valastro won the Culinary Host award for “Legends of the Fork” and Christian Cooper won the award for a non-daily daytime personality for “Extraordinary Birder with Christian Cooper.
