Coming in at No. 4 on TV Guide's Sexiest Soap Men is All My Children's Cameron Mathison (Ryan Lavery).

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When isn't All My Children's Rebecca Budig, Rebecca Budig? Apparently when seat assignments are being made at the Daytime Emmy Awards. Look closely at this picture of Cameron Mathison and the seat he is pointing out. The name reads "Rebecca Budig" but the picture is of Guiding Light's Gina Tognoni.

I'm sure this seat sharing issue will be resolved before tonight's show or else all of a sudden there would be an entirely new dynamic to the show, celebrity musical chairs. Now that would be something I'd pay good money to see.

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I'll bet all you brilliant readers can come up with some great caption for this pose by Cameron Mathison and Sherri Shepherd.

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Check out The View's Sherri Shepherd and All My Children's Cameron Mathison literally rolling out the red carpet for tonight's 35th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards.

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We've known for a while now that Cameron Mathison is becoming daytime's Ryan Seacrest.

Now TV Guide Canada's Nelson Branco has published an interview with the All My Children star about his role of Ryan, co-hosting this years Daytime Emmy Awards, and his new show Your Place or Mine?

My favorite part of the interview was when Branco asks Mathison about Ryan's amnesia storyline. Check it out below.

TVG: Let’s talk about AMC for a moment. Ryan’s amnesia is thisclose to earning 2008’s Most Contrived and Non-Sensical Plot Twist. Thoughts?
CM: Thanks for being so blunt about that! [Laughs] Truthfully, the storyline was a big miss, which is disappointing because it had potential. Barbara Esensten and James Harmon Brown [AMC’s exiting head writers] did the best they could, but I’m excited about the show’s new direction. For Ryan Lavery, this is the most vital period in his life because if the writers can’t find a way to rebound from this [maligned] storyline, then I’ll be seriously worried.

For the full interview visit TV Guide Canada.

The 35th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards has just added Trya Banks, Jimmy Kimmel, Susan Lucci, Barbara Walters and Montel Williams to its list of presenters.

ETOnline is reporting that "Kimmel has been asked to present the Lifetime Achievement Award to Regis Philbin, who is being recognized for his 40 years in television on shows such as Live with Regis and Kelly, Who Wants to be a Millionaire and Million Dollar Password."

Here are the presenters from your favorite soaps.

All My Children: Darnell Williams, Debbi Morgan and Cornelius Smith
As the World Turns: Jake Silbermann and Van Hansis
Bold and Beautiful: Jack Wagner and Heather Tom
Days of Our Lives: Alison Sweeney, Arianne Zucker and Nadia Bjorlin
General Hospital: Anthony Geary, Sarah Brown, Laura Wright, Kirsten Storms, Jason Cook and Bradford Anderson
Guiding Light: Daniel Cosgrove and Marcy Rylan
One Life to Live: Susan Haskell, Michael Easton, Kassie DePavia, Farah Fath and John-Paul Lavoisier
Young and Restless: Melody Thomas Scott, Doug Davidson and Don Diamont.

As we reported previously, daytime's equivalent of Ryan Seacrest, All My Children's Cameron Mathison and The View's Sherri Shepherd will be hosting this year's award show. 

Murray Bartlett (Cyrus Foley - Guiding Light)

Cameron Mathison (Ryan Lavery - All My Children)

Greg Vaughan (Lucky Spencer - General Hospital)

Josh Duhon (Logan Hayes - General Hospital)

Jake Silbermann (Noah Mayer - As the World Turns)

Aiden Turner (Aidan Devane - All My Children)

Brandon Beemer (Owen Knight - Bold and the Beautiful)

Joshua Morrow (Nick Newman - Young and the Restless)

The Daytime Block Voting Celebration, er 35th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards have found a pair of co-hosts. According to Soap Opera Weekly Online, The View's oh-so-cerebral Sherri Shepherd and All My Children's Cameron Mathison are set to officiate this year's telecast on June 20. Mathison, who also has an upcoming TLC game show entitled Your Place Or Mine (Isn't that what Sam Malone used to ask his lovely young fillies on Cheers?), seems to be giving American Idol's Ryan Seacrest a run for the title of the Hardest Working Man in Show Business, vacated by the late James Brown.