Stephen Colbert and Evelyn McGee-Colbert walk the red carpet at the The 65th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards, held at the Nokia Theatre, Los Angeles.
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Well, hubsters, it’s that time of year again. If your TV runs off to hide tonight, it may be due to the number of times you have thrown things at it, after the announcement of our hero’s categories, so I would bolt it down now. Hey, at least Neil Patrick Harris is hosting again. We should be able to enjoy some of the show. On a serious note, Good Luck to all the nominees!
Here are some of the articles that have been buzzing about this year’s Emmys. Perhaps a subtitle for this post could be “Will The Colbert Report finally beat The Daily Show?” edition.
Continue reading “In The Press – Emmy Awards Edition.” »
Come celebrate The Colbert Report‘s nominations for Outstanding Writing, Outstanding Directing, and Outstanding Variety Series this Sunday, September 22nd in our LIVE CNH chat room! We’ll be getting settled in around 6pm EST but feel free to stop by whenever you like! The show starts at 8pm EST on CBS. Drop in during the ceremony to discuss TCR and all of your other favorite nominees! [Facebook event]
MORE EMMY INFO: The winners of the Creative Arts Emmy Awards were announced last weekend. [Full List]
E! will be livestreaming from the red carpet starting at 6pm EST.
With voting getting underway for this year’s Primetime Emmy Awards, Stephen Colbert is hitting the campaign trail … for his competition.
The Colbert Report host and executive producer has taken out a For Your Consideration ad, appearing in this week’s issue of The Hollywood Reporter, in which he makes a pitch for Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, Real Time With Bill Maher, Saturday Night Live and perennial winner The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.
“Stephen Colbert urges you to at least consider these other fine shows,” it reads, above a smiling Colbert gesturing towards his fellow nominees. “It’s not about Emmy, it’s about Emm-us.”
The gesture, targeting voters for the outstanding variety series, comes on the heels of seven consecutive nominations for the Comedy Central show — and seven consecutive losses. Colbert has fared much better in the writing category. He’s topped many of the aforementioned competition twice before, most recently in 2010.
Source: The Hollywood Reporter.
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© Movie Smack Down
Move over Tina Fey there is a new award show photobomber in town!!
Continue reading “Stephen Colbert Photobomber Extraordinaire.” »
The media is a-commenting on the 64th Annual Emmy Awards Broadcast. The verdict? Although dull and predictable, the event was livened up by the comedic talent on the premises: most notably Jon Stewart, who now adds Emmy number 10 to his collection (free sandwich!), and Stephen and Jimmy Fallon, who took it upon themselves to take matters into their own hands this year. A true “seizing of the mustard.”
Quick shout out to my local ABC-Chicago affiliate who proclaimed, along with People magazine, the now epic Emmy Smackdown as one of the evenings top five moments:
Source: ABC
ABC managed to ask Jon about the smackdown at the end of this clip featuring winner interviews:
Continue reading “Media Roundup for The 64th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards.” »
Stephen and Evelyn appear at (00:25 – 00:35)
The Primetime Emmy Awards | Colbert News Hub – Page 2
Stephen Colbert and Evelyn McGee-Colbert walk the red carpet at the The 65th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards, held at the Nokia Theatre, Los Angeles.
Be sure to check us out on Twitter | Facebook | tumblr | Pinterest for more!!
This slideshow requires JavaScript.
Well, hubsters, it’s that time of year again. If your TV runs off to hide tonight, it may be due to the number of times you have thrown things at it, after the announcement of our hero’s categories, so I would bolt it down now. Hey, at least Neil Patrick Harris is hosting again. We should be able to enjoy some of the show. On a serious note, Good Luck to all the nominees!
Here are some of the articles that have been buzzing about this year’s Emmys. Perhaps a subtitle for this post could be “Will The Colbert Report finally beat The Daily Show?” edition.
Continue reading “In The Press – Emmy Awards Edition.” »
Come celebrate The Colbert Report‘s nominations for Outstanding Writing, Outstanding Directing, and Outstanding Variety Series this Sunday, September 22nd in our LIVE CNH chat room! We’ll be getting settled in around 6pm EST but feel free to stop by whenever you like! The show starts at 8pm EST on CBS. Drop in during the ceremony to discuss TCR and all of your other favorite nominees! [Facebook event]
MORE EMMY INFO: The winners of the Creative Arts Emmy Awards were announced last weekend. [Full List]
E! will be livestreaming from the red carpet starting at 6pm EST.
(Thanks to Llama for the Tip!)
© Movie Smack Down
Move over Tina Fey there is a new award show photobomber in town!!
Continue reading “Stephen Colbert Photobomber Extraordinaire.” »
The media is a-commenting on the 64th Annual Emmy Awards Broadcast. The verdict? Although dull and predictable, the event was livened up by the comedic talent on the premises: most notably Jon Stewart, who now adds Emmy number 10 to his collection (free sandwich!), and Stephen and Jimmy Fallon, who took it upon themselves to take matters into their own hands this year. A true “seizing of the mustard.”
Quick shout out to my local ABC-Chicago affiliate who proclaimed, along with People magazine, the now epic Emmy Smackdown as one of the evenings top five moments:
Source: ABC
ABC managed to ask Jon about the smackdown at the end of this clip featuring winner interviews:
Continue reading “Media Roundup for The 64th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards.” »
Stephen and Evelyn appear at (00:25 – 00:35)