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[07/20/06 - 12:00 AM] NBC Kicks Off Television's Biggest Night with "2006 Emmy Red Carpet Special" Live from on Sunday, August 27 from 7-8 Pm |
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NBC KICKS OFF TELEVISION'S BIGGEST NIGHT WITH "2006 EMMY RED CARPET SPECIAL" LIVE FROM ON SUNDAY, AUGUST 27 FROM 7-8 PM
NBC KICKS OFF TELEVISION'S BIGGEST NIGHT WITH "2006 EMMY RED CARPET SPECIAL" LIVE FROM ON SUNDAY, AUGUST 27 FROM 7-8 PM
Billy Bush and Nancy O'Dell ("Access Hollywood") to Host
BURBANK -- July 20, 2006 -- NBC will kick off television's biggest night with the "2006 Emmy Red Carpet Special," a live one-hour event hosted by Billy Bush and Nancy O'Dell ("Access Hollywood") on Sunday, August 27 (7-8 p.m. ET). The "58th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards," hosted by Conan O'Brien ("Late Night with Conan O'Brien"), will air immediately following the red carpet special live on NBC from 8-11 p.m. ET.
Broadcasting live from the Shrine Auditorium in downtown Los Angeles, the evening will feature more stars packed into 60 minutes of arrivals than ever before for this year's Emmy telecast. Nominees, presenters and special guests will interact with the red carpet team, which will also include Maria Menounos and Tony Potts ("Access Hollywood"). Special segments will be sprinkled throughout the hour, including a look at past Emmy fashions from the "Access Hollywood" archives.
The "2006 Emmy Red Carpet Special" will be executive produced by Paul Cockerill ("Golden Globes Arrivals") and David Hurwitz ("Fear Factor") from a Room 403
production and Rob Silverstein ("Access Hollywood"). The special will be directed by Bob Levy ("Fox NFL Sunday").
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[08/19/26 - 10:13 AM] Date & Title Announcement: "Jamie Foxx: Take Care of Yourself" The new special from Academy Award-winning acclaimed actor, comedian, singer, and producer Jamie Foxx premieres October 7.
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[08/19/26 - 10:02 AM] 2026 Little League Baseball Region Tournaments Deliver Largest Audience Since 2009 The Metro Region Championship matchup between Darien, Conn., and Bayonne, N.J., on August 14 averaged 1.2 million viewers, making it the third most-watched Little League Baseball Region Tournament game ever.
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[08/19/26 - 09:31 AM] For Third Week in a Row, "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" Is the No. 1 Primetime Entertainment Program Among Total Viewers Scoring a new season high among Total Viewers (4.41 million), the August 12 episode earned the show's best performance in over a year.
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[08/19/26 - 09:04 AM] Shudder's Biggest Programming Event of the Year Returns! "Season of Screams" Features a Monster Lineup of New Films, Series and Live Watch Parties from September 1 Through December 31 Highlights include "Joe Bob's Halloween House Party" on Friday, October 23; and the return of "The Boulet Brothers' Dragula" this fall.
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[08/19/26 - 09:03 AM] A&E Crime & Investigation Premieres Coming This Fall New seasons of "Late Night Law," "After the First 48," and "Killer Investigations" will be joined by a bonus episode of "Scott Peterson: The New Evidence."
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[08/19/26 - 08:31 AM] Video: "Untold Mr. T: I Pity The Fool" - Official Trailer - Netflix A retrospective feature documentary about Laurence Tureaud... better known as Mr. T.
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[08/19/26 - 08:31 AM] NBC Sports Names College Football Announce Teams as Season Kicks Off with No. 14 USC Trojans Hosting San Jose State Aug. 29 on NBC and Peacock With the season beginning in 10 days, NBC Sports today named its college football announce roster.
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[08/19/26 - 08:01 AM] "Scary Movie" Launches Exclusively on Paramount+ Starting September 3 Arriving on Paramount+ over 13 years since "Scary Movie 5" and 26 years since the original film, "Scary Movie" brings beloved characters back to the franchise, including the hysterical Wayans Brothers, Marlon and Shawn as Shorty and Ray Wilkins, and the incomparable Anna Faris and Regina Hall as Cindy Campbell and Brenda Meeks.
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[08/19/26 - 08:01 AM] Video: "Earle Meets World" - Official Trailer - Netflix Alix Earle, Gen Z's ultimate "It" girl, gets real in this unscripted, unfiltered series that goes behind the scenes of her life and family.
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[08/19/26 - 08:01 AM] Prime Video Announces Five New Cast for Season Two of Original Series "Bloodaxe" Gard Løkke, Melina Åkerman, Kieran Bew, Sebastian Bull, and George Burgess join the cast for the second season of the historical drama.
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[08/19/26 - 07:01 AM] Video: "Physical 100: Mexico" - Official Trailer - Netflix One hundred competitors from all walks of life battle through grueling physical challenges to determine who will emerge as Mexico's ultimate warrior.
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[08/19/26 - 07:01 AM] Apple TV's Acclaimed Comedy "Bad Monkey" Returns for Season Two on December 2 The 10-episode sophomore season will revolve around an all-new original story and will make its global debut on Apple TV with one episode on Wednesday, December 2, 2026, followed by one new episode every Wednesday through February 3, 2027.
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[08/19/26 - 06:31 AM] Jo Koy Returns to Netflix with His Sixth Stand-Up Special, "Blue in the Face" Filmed in front of a sold out crowd in Stockton, California, Jo Koy relives a wild dental disaster, recounts getting fired from McDonald's and celebrates his veteran stepdad in this hilariously heartfelt special.
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[08/19/26 - 06:10 AM] Paolla Oliveira and Fabiula Nascimento Star in "Imperfect Mother," Netflix's New Melodrama, Which Begins Shooting in Rio de Janeiro Filmed in Rio de Janeiro, the series focuses on human relationships shaped by moral dilemmas, difficult choices and the challenges of starting over.
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[08/19/26 - 06:01 AM] Your First Look at the Cast of "Murderbot" Season 2 The ensemble includes Alexander Skarsgård, Noma Dumezweni, David Dastmalchian, Akshay Khanna, Tamara Podemski, Sabrina Wu, Tattiawna Jones, John Cho, Jack McBrayer, Kali Reis, Clark Gregg, DeWanda Wise, Blair Underwood, Griffin Newman, Jason George, Topher Grace, Patton Oswalt, Brendan Hunt, Nicholas Braun, Britne Oldford, Katy O'Brian, Bridget Everett, Michael Sheen, Wanda Sykes, Martha Plimpton, Tramell Tillman, and Steve Buscemi.
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