46th Annual Image Awards Winners List

The Martin Luther King Jr. biopic Selma walked away with four trophies to top the movie field at the 46th annual Image Awards on Friday. On the TV side, Black-ish swept all five comedy series categories and Shonda Rimes’ How To Get Away With Murder took three including Outstanding Drama Series and Lead Actress for Viola Davis. Taraji P. Henson, star of the feature No Good Deed, won for Outstanding Actress in a Motion Picture and also was named Entertainer of the Year.

Below is the complete list of winners, most of which were announced Thursday night at the Pasadena Civic:

Outstanding Motion Picture
“Selma” (Paramount Pictures)

Outstanding Actor in a Motion Picture
David Oyelowo – “Selma” (Paramount Pictures)

Outstanding Actress in a Motion Picture
Taraji P. Henson – “No Good Deed” (Screen Gems)

Shemar Moore Helps Lift 'The Young and the Restless' To Its Best Ratings since March

The Young and the Restless, featuring the return of CBS Daytime veteran and Criminal Minds star Shemar Moore for two episodes, delivered its largest weekly audience and best women 18-49 rating since March, according to Nielsen live plus same day ratings for the week ending September 14.

The Young and the Restless averaged 4.70 million viewers (up +3% from the prior week), 1.3/09 in women 18-49 (up +8%) and 2.0/13 in women 25-54 (up +5%). It was The Young and the Restless' best viewer and women 18-49 deliveries since the week ending March 28.

Moore, who appeared as series regular on The Young and the Restless for 11 years (1994-2002 and 2004-2005), reprised his role as the charismatic Malcolm Winters, a portrayal that earned him a Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series in 2000.

News Brief: Shemar Moore on 'Y&R' Script; 'Scandal' Recasts First Daughter; Rebecca Mader, Colleen Zenk to 'Blue Bloods'

Shemar Moore and Kristoff St. John.

* Shemar Moore and Kristoff St. John reworked The Young and the Restless script for his return on September 10 and 11. "The original script did not pay enough attention to the Winters family history — they had us discussing all this more recent stuff Malcolm didn't know anything about — so I got on the phone with Kristoff and we worked out a few ideas. We then went to speak with Mrs. Phelps [executive producer Jill Farren Phelps] and expressed our concerns and she was great. We were able to get in some great references to the past that I think the longtime audience will really appreciate. I hope and believe the fans will like what they witness, but I think they're going to wish that many other questions and topics had been addressed."

* There's a new First Daughter in town. Scandal has tapped Body of Proof's Mary Mouser to play Karen Grant, who was previously portrayed by Madeline Carroll,

* Matt Nable (Riddick) has been tapped to play DC Comics villain Ra's al Ghul on Arrow.

* Once Upon a Time has tapped Frances O’Connor to play Belle's mother in the upcoming fourth season. The 47-year-old actress will portray Colette, whom we'll meet briefly in the sixth episode, but find out she had an immense impact on Belle’s life. There’s a possibility to see her again later in the season.

Shemar Moore Returns to 'The Young and the Restless' as Malcolm Winters: Watch a Sneak Peek Video

Criminal Minds actor Shemar Moore is set to make his big return to daytime television on The Young and the Restless, the show that launched his career.

Moore first made a name for himself as Malcolm Winters 19 years ago. Now, after a 10-year hiatus, his character is back in Genoa City to help his brother, Neil (Kristoff St. John), who has lost his sight.

Watch the video below for a sneak peek of Moore's new episodes of Y&R, airing September 10 and 11 on CBS.

Shemar Moore Back on 'The Young and the Restless' Set (Photo & Video)

Shemar Moore and Kristoff St. John.  Photo Credit: Sonja Fleming/CBS

Shemar Moore is returning for a visit to the role of Malcolm Winters in the CBS soap opera The Young and the Restless on September 10 and 11.

"There is not a 20-year career without Malcolm Winters," the Criminal Minds star told People. "This is my second family. I don't take any of it for granted. I've been wanting to do this since I left."

Check out a new CBS promo for Moore's return below:

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Mishael Morgan Shares Insights on Playing Hilary Curtis on the Soap Opera She Grew Up Watching, 'The Young and the Restless'

Mishael Morgan. Photo Credit: Wendy Hall

Mishael Morgan was studying Political Science at York University when she changed course and decided to pursue acting. Her star has been on the rise ever since. She quickly landed a role in the Trey Songz "Wonder Woman" music video, and a series regular role as Tracy Dupont-Roymont in YTV's Family Biz. She has appeared in television shows such as Beauty & The Beast and Supernatural, and in films like Casino Jack and Total Recall. She can currently be seen in Dark Rising: Warrior of Worlds, and her new movie Swearnet premieres on September 12th. In May 2013 she joined the cast of CBS daytime drama The Young and the Restless as Hilary Curtis, a young woman seeking revenge for her mother's death. These days, Hilary is involved in a frontburner love triangle with Neil (Kristoff St. John) and his son, Devon (Bryton James).

Serial Scoop recently caught up with Morgan to discuss her career and starring role in Y&R. Read our exclusive interview below.

SERIAL SCOOP: You’ve been on The Young and the Restless for over a year now. How have you adjusted to being a soap star?
MISHAEL MORGAN: I think I’ve adjusted quite well, I believe. It’s really interesting when fans come up. Bryton and I were having dinner one night after work and a fan came up to us, and she was so excited about the show. She told us this amazing story about how her husband, who is a stockbroker, has all of these screens on with sports and stocks and markets, and he has one screen on with Y&R for her because she comes in and out, and he leaves it on for her. She asked him how his day was going, and he replied, "Everything is going good, but did you see what is going on with Hilary and Devon?" It was so funny. It’s just so amazing that we impact peoples lives like that. I think I’m kind of getting used to that. It’s flattering and it's an honor and a blessing. I’m part of such an amazing cast and crew. I can’t even believe I'm on The Young and the Restless. I’ve been watching it my whole life. I was sitting there last night, and I remember looking up at the stage across at the Newman Ranch set. And I thought, "I am really on The Young and the Restless. This is insanity."

'Criminal Minds' Star Shemar Moore Returning to 'The Young and the Restless' as a Special Guest

For the first time in nearly a decade, Shemar Moore will return to The Young and the Restless for a special two-day guest appearance, Wednesday, September 10 and Thursday, September 11 (12:30-1:30 p.m. ET; 11:00 a.m.-12:00 Noon PT) on CBS.

Moore, who appeared as a series regular for 11 years (1994–2002 and 2004–2005), will reprise his role as the charismatic Malcolm Winters, a portrayal that earned him a Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series in 2000.

“I am excited about returning to The Young and the Restless as a special guest,” said Moore. "This is where I got my start and I am looking forward to reuniting with my soap opera family."

[SPOILER ALERT]

During his two-day return, Moore will reunite with longtime friend and co-star Kristoff St. John, who portrays his on-screen brother, Neil Winters. In the episodes, Malcolm returns to Genoa City after leaving town years before without a proper goodbye. Now, he’s back for an important visit with the Winters family to make amends and catch up on everything he’s missed.