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[09/18/13 - 01:00 PM]
"ET Live on CBS.com" Brings Fans to the Emmy(R) Awards Red Carpet
Brooke Anderson and Rocsi Diaz will host the live-stream of coverage from the red carpet.
[via press release from CBS]

"ET LIVE ON CBS.COM" BRINGS FANS TO THE EMMY(R) AWARDS RED CARPET

Live-Streaming Red Carpet Coverage Hosted by "Entertainment Tonight's" Brooke Anderson and Rocsi Diaz Begins Sunday, Sept. 22 at 6:30 PM, ET

Go Behind-the-Scenes During the "65th Primetime Emmy Awards (R)" with CBS.com's Social Media Reporter Shemar Moore of "Criminal Minds"

LOS ANGELES - Sept. 18, 2013 - The 65TH PRIMETIME EMMY AWARDS(R), airing Sunday, Sept. 22 (8:00 PM, ET/5:00 PM, PT) on the CBS Television Network, will bring fans even closer to their favorite television stars this year with enhanced digital coverage. Online, fans will be brought to the red carpet with "ET Live on CBS.com," and have a chance to see the Emmys from the ground with CBS.com's social media reporter, CRIMINAL MINDS' Shemar Moore.

"ET Live on CBS.com," a live-stream of coverage from the red carpet, will be hosted by ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT correspondents Brooke Anderson and Rocsi Diaz. Anderson and Diaz will bring fans coverage of the Emmy red carpet arrivals, fashion and interviews with television's hottest stars. Fans can to tune in to "ET Live on CBS.com" online beginning at 6:30 PM, ET / 3:30 PM, PT on Sunday, Sept. 22.

In addition to "ET Live on CBS.com," fans can also check out all the action leading up to and during the live telecast by following CBS.com's Emmy Social Media Reporter, CRIMINAL MINDS star Shemar Moore, on CBS.com or by following Moore's Twitter feed (@shemarmoore). Moore will bring fans with him to the Emmys by sharing photos and videos as he checks out the pre-show rehearsals, chats with presenters, and takes part in Emmy night events.

Also on CBS.com, fans can watch a series of video chats beginning Thursday, Sept. 19, with Emmy host and HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER star Neil Patrick Harris, Emmy nominees Carrie Preston and Christine Baranski from THE GOOD WIFE, and CBS.com's Emmy Social Media Reporter Shemar Moore.

Official CBS Website: http://www.cbs.com/shows/emmy-awards/





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