#emmy nominated

[sagedrewthis]

taylor presenting at the emmys iktr🙂‍↕️

[savethegrishaverse]

In light of the Save Shadow and Bone/Six of Crows Spinoff, our discord has drafted up these hilarious (and only JOKINGLY threatening) memes 😉

Hope you like the new billboards, Netflix 😘

[sanvcnblvd]

All the curls are curling, curling ♫

All the curls are curling, curling ♫ All the curls are curling, curling ♫ All the curls are curling, curling ♫ All the curly curls ♫

A quick and dirty art piece because I knew if I stopped and ruminate, I would not actually put it down on paper.

Whoever styled Taylor’s hair for the Emmy’s must have been the same one that did his hair during the sequel reveal screening, and I’ve kinda been in love with it since.

(I’m gonna write this down in parenthesis because I’m not truly pleased with this artwork but I’m gonna post it and be done with jt. Not really liking how muddy the lighting on his skin looks, but my intent was that truly just to showcase how much I love his hair, so I’ll just leave it with that. Not tooooo bad for about 4 hours of impulse drawing I guess 🤷🏻‍♀️)

Song lyrics is a reference to Le Sserafim’s Crazy. Drawing is based of a video posted by Gold Derby on Twitter.

[alwaysadjusting]

Jeezus.

📸 Griffin Lipson

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[telephonedear]

are there any other fans of both blue eye samurai and scavengers reign that are feeling extremely conflicted about which they want to win the emmy award

[lovetgr76]

Robert Frost on Editing for the Espionage Dramedy 'Slow Horses' | No Film School

[sunflowerhythm]

We are going to see him on August 10 ✌🏽

[fischyplier]

@daisy-is-a-writer For you! <3

[occasionallyhappy6]

I am so happy that our movie RWRB is now Emmy Nominated 😭😭😭❤️ so happy for everyone involved. But most importantly I am so happyyyy for TZP , RWRB being his first lead role and the amount of work he put during the Emmy campaign. TZP you deserve every bit of this success.

[lunarthecorvus]

My submissions for today's tag :)

Made by my amazing mind

[savethegrishaverse]

Exciting news! We're teaming up with the Lockwood & Co. fandom to work together on a new initiative to save our shows!

We have it on good authority that Netflix pays attention to submissions through their Title Request Form, so let’s tell them what we want! Fill it out by requesting the following:

Shadow and Bone Season 3

Six of Crows spin-off

Lockwood & Co. Season 2

Both our fandoms working together means we can make twice the requests than if we worked independently. This collaboration amplifies our voices and strengthens our call to action.

Let's show Netflix the demand for these incredible shows, and let’s make our voices heard together!

You can find the title request form here: https://help.netflix.com/en/titlerequest

[casadoresdean]

My heart… 😭

[dailynathanfillions]

[agentfascinateur]

Hollywood call for withdrawing Bisan Owda's Emmy Nomination - DENIED

Creative Community for Peace, a pro-Israel nonprofit organization, called for the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences to rescind an Emmy nomination for Bisan Atef Owda, a Palestinian journalist. Owda was nominated by NATAS in the Outstanding Hard News Feature Story: Short Form category, for the series “It’s Bisan From Gaza and I’m Still Alive.” They allege that Owda has documented ties to the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), a United States-designated terrorist organization. The letter, was signed by More than 150 entertainment industry leaders, including the likes of Debra Messing, Selma Blair, Sherry Lansing, Rick Rosen, Haim Saban, and Michael Rotenberg, among others.

Thank you for your letter of August 19, 2024, concerning the nomination of “It’s Bisan From Gaza and I’m Still Alive” for a 2024 News & Documentary Emmy Award. The News & Documentary Emmys have recognized excellence in television journalism for nearly half a century. The honored programs and reports have taken viewers to the front lines of every world conflict, probed political and cultural divides, and sought to illuminate even the darkest circumstances. Some of these works have been controversial, giving a platform to voices that certain viewers may find objectionable or even abhorrent. But all have been in the service of the journalistic mission to capture every facet of the story. In every case, submissions to the News & Documentary Emmys are judged by experienced journalists from across multiple news organizations, serving in an independent, volunteer capacity. NATAS does not intervene in or countermand the judgment of these journalists except when competition rules have been violated, nor does NATAS determine the eligibility or ineligibility of news reporting based on the political views represented. “It’s Bisan From Gaza and I’m Still Alive” was reviewed by two successive panels of independent judges, including senior editorial leadership from each significant U.S. broadcast news network. It was selected for nomination from among more than 50 submissions in one of the year’s most competitive categories. The piece was also recognized for journalistic achievement by the Peabody Awards and the Edward R. Murrow Awards, each administered by processes and organizations wholly separate from and independent of NATAS and the News & Documentary Emmys. NATAS is aware of reports, cited in your letter and initially surfaced by a communications consultant in the region, that appear to show a then-teenaged Bisan Owda speaking at various PFLP-associated events between six and nine years ago.  NATAS has been unable to corroborate these reports, nor has it been able, to date, to surface any evidence of more contemporary or active involvement by Owda with the PFLP organization. Most critically, the content submitted for award consideration was consistent with competition rules and NATAS policies. Accordingly, NATAS has found no grounds, to date, upon which to overturn the editorial judgment of the independent journalists who reviewed the material. Thank you. I appreciate your courtesy in sharing our response with your cosigners. Sincerely, Adam Sharp, NATAS President & CEO

[djkerr]

Christine Baranski discusses her Emmy-nominated ✨ performance in season 2 of The Gilded Age...

...along with nominees Holland Taylor (‘The Morning Show’), Lesley Manville (‘The Crown’), Nicole Beharie (‘The Morning Show’), Karen Pittman (‘The Morning Show’) and Elizabeth Debicki (‘The Crown’).

Moderated by Jaqueline Coley with Rotten Tomatoes as part of the SAG-AFTRA Foundation Conversations series.

Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series | 2024 Emmy Nominees | Conversations | SAG-AFTRA Foundation | August 7, 2024

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