By Adam S. Levy

Breaking Celebrity News Staff Writer

& Neil Woulfe

Breaking Celebrity News News Director

In a year that will see daytime staples The Oprah Winfrey Show, All My Children and One Life to Live go dark after decades on the air, change was the underlying theme at the 38th annual Daytime Emmy awards on CBS, broadcast from the Las Vegas Hilton on Sunday night.

But on to the winners: In somewhat of a surprise, Regis Philbin and Kelly Ripa won for Outstanding Talk Show Hosts. This is the second time Philbin, 79, – who’s leaving his show this year - has won for Outstanding Talk Show Host for Live!  (He won in May of 2001, tying with Rosie O’Donnell for her show). Unfortunately, Philbin and Ripa were no-shows at Sunday’s Daytime Emmys; It was Ripa’s first win. (Presenter and frequent Live! fill-in co-host Anderson Cooper accepted on their behalf).

The team behind The Ellen DeGeneres Show nabbed Outstanding Talk Show/ Entertainment, while Dr. Oz walked away with two big awards -- Outstanding Talk Show Host and Outstanding Talk Show/Informative.

Oz told the AP he doesn't "feel pressure" in inheriting many of the coveted time slots vacated by the outgoing Winfrey.

Read the full list of winners at 38th annual Daytime Emmy Awards

"I feel honored and I feel responsibility to give to the audience what she did so beautifully for 25 years," Oz said. "I think I'll have Oprah on as a guest sooner rather than later."