
Frazier Moore wonders if stars Jon Hamm, Hugh Laurie, and Steve Carell will join the ranks of perpetual Emmy bridesmaids: "Mind you, there's no disgrace in a series star being stuck with a bridesmaid streak. Among actor nominees, the beloved Angela Lansbury wears the crown as all-time Emmy loser. She was rebuffed a dozen times for 'Murder, She Wrote' and has lodged six more losses for other nominated TV performances." ASSOCIATED PRESS


Emmy-winning "All My Children" star Mary Fickett has died: "Mary Fickett — best known for playing Nurse Ruth Martin on 'All My Children' — has died. Born in New York, the actress won an Emmy in 1972 for her work on the ABC drama. She was one of the sudser’s original cast members." EW.COM


New names have been added to the list of presenters for this weekend's Primetime Emmy telecast: "Primetime Emmy® Award nominee Melissa McCarthy along with Don Cheadle, Kaley Cuoco, Rob Lowe, Lea Michele and Ian Somerhalder are additional presenters announced for the 63rd Primetime Emmy Awards. The telecast will air live from the NOKIA Theatre L.A. LIVE in Los Angeles on Sunday, September 18th, (8:00 PM EDT live / 5:00 PM PDT live) on FOX."


Stephen Fry will host the next BAFTA Awards: "Amanda Berry, CEO of BAFTA, says, 'I am absolutely thrilled to welcome Stephen back to host the Orange British Academy Film Awards in 2012. Since he stepped down from hosting in 2006, Stephen has continued to build an enviable broadcast repertoire, making a string of BAFTA-nominated documentaries and entertainment programmes as well as lending his voice to BAFTA-winning video games, and we will be seeing him shortly in upcoming films ‘Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows’ and ‘The Hobbit.''" BAFTA.ORGAdvertisement
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