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Poll: Will 'Glee' hit a sweet (or sour) note at the Emmy Awards?
Gold DerbyOur two Emmy Awards experts -- Chris "Boomer" Beachum and Robert "Rob L" Licuria (AwardsHeaven.net) -- agree that "Glee" will make it onto the ballot for best comedy series. Whether this tuneful take on high school can repeat the feat of reigning three-... -
Comedy series lead acting Emmy races: By the numbers
Gold DerbyBefore this year's nominations, the six men up for lead actor in a comedy series counted 25 performance Emmy nominations among them with five wins. (Larry David has piled up an additional 17 nominations and two wins for his creative work on "Seinfeld" and... -
Nothing funny about repeat winners in comedy supporting actress Emmy race
Gold DerbySince the supporting actress comedy category was established at the Emmy Awards in 1979, just 19 women have taken home this award. Funny ladies Rhea Pearlman ("Cheers," 1984-86, 1989) and Doris Roberts ("Everybody Loves Raymond," 2001-03, 2005) each won... -
Emmys love only a few funny featured fellows
Gold DerbySince it was created in 1979, the supporting actor in a comedy series category at the Emmy Awards has been dominated by just a few good men. Indeed, only 18 men have prevailed in the 31 races, including four-time champs John Laroquette ("Night Court") and... -
George Steinbrenner dies at 80; owner of New York Yankees
George Steinbrenner, who made his name synonymous with the revival of the New York Yankees as a dominant baseball team and leveraged multiple championships into business ventures that forever changed the economics of the sport, has died. He was 80....Tags: Football, Newspaper and Magazine, Brooklyn Nets, The Ohio State University, Richard Nixon
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Bernie West dies at 92; writer and producer on 'All in the Family' and 'The Jeffersons'
Bernie West, a writer and producer on such TV shows as " All in the Family," "The Jeffersons" and "Three's Company" during a wide-ranging show business career, has died. He was 92.
West died Thursday at his home in Beverly Hills of complications from...Tags: Ed Wynn, Maude (tv program), Colleges and Universities, African Americans, Minority Groups
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Can drama champ Edie Falco make Emmy history with comedy win?
Gold DerbyBoth of our Emmy experts -- Rob "Rob L" Licuria (AwardsHeaven) and Chris "Boomer" Beachum -- are predicting Edie Falco to win the comedy actress category for the first season of "Nurse Jackie." Should she prevail, Falco -- who won three of her six Emmy... -
Michael Ross dies at 89; TV writer-producer endowed Jewish studies programs
Michael "Mickey" Ross, a writer-producer who reveled in speaking Yiddish and pushing society's buttons on the popular television sitcoms " All in the Family," "The Jeffersons" and "Three's Company," has died. He was 89. Ross, who lived in West Hollywood,...Tags: Joyce DeWitt, Armed Forces, John Ritter, Defense, West Hollywood
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Why does 'Amazing Race' keep winning the Emmy? Why doesn't anyone gripe about 'The Daily Show's' romp?
Gold DerbyThere's a cruel double standard applied to the repeat Emmy victories by "The Amazing Race" and "The Daily Show" ??? both of which have swept their categories (best reality program, best variety series, respectively) seven times in a row. When "Race"... -
Emmy Awards celebrate Bob Newhart
Gold DerbyThe TV academy is celebrating Bob Newhart's golden anniversary in show biz with a big bash on June 1. Our own Pete Hammond will be moderating the salute to this sly wit. Among those paying tribute to the TV icon will be costars from both "The Bob... -
'Golden Girls' leading lady Rue McClanahan dies at 76
Gold DerbyRue McClanahan, who died Thursday, won the Emmy Award in 1987 for starring as the vivacious Blanche Deveraux on the classic sitcom "The Golden Girls." As the man-eating Southern vixen, McClanahan found the leading role of a lifetime after decades as a... -
Anne Roberts Nelson dies at 86; CBS television executive
Anne Roberts Nelson, a pioneering television executive with CBS who negotiated contracts for long-running hits such as "I Love Lucy" and "Gunsmoke," has died. She was 86. Nelson, who was hired in 1945 and was the longest-serving CBS employee, with 64...Tags: Sherman Oaks, Radio Industry, Family, San Francisco, Public Employees
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