The Emmy Nominations: Who Got Snubbed?
These actors won't even get a chance to say "It was an honor just to be nominated."
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These actors won't even get a chance to say "It was an honor just to be nominated."
Can you feel the excitement? No? Well, regardless, the nominations for the 61st Primetime Emmy Awards will be announced tomorrow morning!
Among the famous people invited to join as voting members are stars who either hosted, won awards, or helped out at last year's Oscar ceremony.
Apparently you can thank/blame Jay-Z for all those extra Jamie Foxx performances, too.
More changes are in store for the Oscars next year.
We still don't think AMPAS will nominate movies people have actually seen.
The Academy has increased the number of Best Picture nominees from five to ten!
Did you know there are only two more Nazi movies coming out this year?
The Tonys’ administration has announced it will discontinue the award for Special Theatrical Event.
What did the cameras miss at yesterday's Tony awards? Vulture was there.
According to our sources, Prince was watching the awards and had "fallen in love" with Olivo. And he decided he had to meet her that night.
We'd like to think everyone who saw Bret Michaels eat scenery this evening was a winner — but who actually went home with a trophy?
This will be making awards-show–highlights reels for years.
If you're looking for picks for this weekend's Tony winners, 'New York' made them a month ago.
There was one trailer they overlooked, though.
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