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Get that TiVo warmed up and catch up on your saved episodes of House and Ugly Betty: the Emmys are coming to TV land in September, and you’ll want to be prepared. The nominees for the ultra-cumbersomely-titled 60th Primetime Emmy Awards and Creative Arts Emmy Awards were announced today, and a full list is available online.
Get that TiVo warmed up and catch up on your saved episodes of House and Ugly Betty: the Emmys are coming to TV land in September, and you’ll want to be prepared. The nominees for the ultra-cumbersomely-titled 60th Primetime Emmy Awards and Creative Arts Emmy Awards were announced today, and a full list is available online.
While you’re watching entire miniseries in anticipation of the main event, you might want to start paying attention to the details of the shows, because the award categories certainly are specific: they range from onscreen feats like acting and cinematography to behind the scenes aspects such as writing and even hairdressing.
Reality and reality competition series (think PBS' Antiques Roadshow and FOX's American Idol, respectively) get their own categories alongside drama (ABC's Boston Legal and Lost), comedy (NBC's The Office), and miniseries (HBO's John Adams).
The ceremonies (that’s right, two separate affairs) will both take place at the NOKIA Theatre L.A. Live: the Creative Arts Emmy Awards on Saturday, Sept. 13, and the Primetime Emmy Awards on Sunday, Sept. 21.
Related links:
News: Steve Carell signs on for three more years at The Office
Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
YouTube: Stewie and Brian Griffin open the 2007 Emmy Award Ceremony
Got a news tip for Paste? E-mail news@pastemagazine.com.
Reality and reality competition series (think PBS' Antiques Roadshow and FOX's American Idol, respectively) get their own categories alongside drama (ABC's Boston Legal and Lost), comedy (NBC's The Office), and miniseries (HBO's John Adams).
The ceremonies (that’s right, two separate affairs) will both take place at the NOKIA Theatre L.A. Live: the Creative Arts Emmy Awards on Saturday, Sept. 13, and the Primetime Emmy Awards on Sunday, Sept. 21.
Related links:
News: Steve Carell signs on for three more years at The Office
Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
YouTube: Stewie and Brian Griffin open the 2007 Emmy Award Ceremony
Got a news tip for Paste? E-mail news@pastemagazine.com.
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