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Venom: The Last Dance (Official Synopsis) In Venom: The Last Dance, Tom Hardy returns as Venom, one of Marvel's greatest and most complex characters, for the final film in the trilogy. Eddie and Venom are on the run. Hunted by both of their worlds and with the net closing in, the duo are forced into

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Fans mocked the appearance of the eight-foot-tall bronze statue of former Miami Heat point guard Dwyane Wade after the team unveiled it outside Kaseya Center.

On Jan. 14, Miami Heat president Pat Riley announced the commencement of a project to build a statue to further honor Wade during a halftime ceremony in their 104-87 win over the Charlotte Hornets.

The Heat commissioned sculptors Omri Amrany and Oscar Leon to craft the statue.

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The unveiling of Wade’s bronze sculpture, which honored his iconic “this is my house” celebration during the 2009 double-overtime win against the Chicago Bulls, took place on Sunday.

“This is crazy,” he stated during the unveiling. “I didn’t really prepare a lot for this moment.”

The former point guard then said that he did not “prepare much because [he] just wanted to feel this,...

Heard of strange Hollywood feuds? The Sopranos had one of its own. James Gandolfini didn’t just play a tough guy on the 1999 drama series—he was one, on and off-screen. But while he faced fictional foes on set, he was also wrestling with real-life demons.

James Gandolfini as Tony Soprano in The Sopranos | Credits: HBO Entertainment

And here’s the kicker: Gandolfini’s personal struggles took a surprising toll, sparking an unexpected grudge against a certain co-star. The reason? Odd as it gets!

Behind-the-Scenes Battles: James Gandolfini’s Addiction Sparked Tension with Edie Falco on The Sopranos Set James Gandolfini in the final scene of The Sopranos | Credits: HBO Entertainment

James Gandolfini wasn’t just The Sopranos’ brooding mob boss; behind the scenes, he was wrestling with real-life demons that bled into his work. Turns out, Gandolfini’s struggle with addiction led him to clash with his on-screen wife,...

There’s a lot of love in the air lately as stars from the Bachelor Nation senior spin-offs have started stepping out together.

Last week, Joan Vassos admitted that she played matchmaker with two of her Golden Bachelorette men, trying to set them up with The Golden Bachelor castmates.

She shared that one hookup looked like it was working out while another did not.

Now, it looks like we have confirmation, possibly, that one of the matches she made involved The Golden Bachelor runner-up, Leslie Fhima.

That’s because Leslie and Jordan Heller shared a photo of themselves out together in Los Angeles, and they look like a cute couple.

Leslie posted the photo first, to her Instagram stories, and tagged Jordan in it. He reposted and added a flashing “Winner” sticker, making it clear that this was a successful outing for the latest Bachelor Nation couple.

It looks like...

Professional dancer Rylee Arnold has a new boyfriend and she’s excited to share him with the world. On Instagram, she announced she and USC tight end Walker Lyons are dating. And her dance partner Stephen Nedoroscik is fully on board.

So how exactly did Stephen react when Rylee and Walker went public with their romance?

Stephen Nedoroscik Rallies Around Rylee & Walker

Over the summer, people around the world fell in love with “Pommel Horse Guy” Stephen Nedoroscik and his lovable demeanor. Fans felt delighted when he joined Dancing With The Stars and teamed up with Rylee Arnold.

Since then, Rylee and Stephen have formed a close friendship. They apparently even have game nights with Stephen’s girlfriend, Tess.

“Oh yes, we do game nights,” Rylee confirmed in an interview with People. “Tess is the best. We get along so well too, so it’s so fun.”

Now, Rylee’s...

World-renowned artist Titus Kaphar tries his hand at writing and directing a film and chose “Exhibiting Forgiveness” as his first feature film. And oh what a debut! The movie speaks volumes on family, fatherhood, hope, and redemption but it’s also entertaining. Kaphar knows how to set the mood and tone of his film and still

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The animated gang known as the Bad Guys has been pulling off unlikely heists with both skill and humor. This crew of felonious friends first delighted audiences in 2022 with their feature-length debut.

Since then, they’ve continued their antics across other outings, including a previous Netflix holiday special. Their latest adventure finds them setting their sights on a spooky new target just in time for Halloween.

As with their past exploits, Mr. Wolf leads the charge as the self-assured mastermind. Alongside him are his trusted teammates—the jovial Mr. Shark, the smart-mouthed Ms. Spider, the slippery Mr. Snake, and the hot-headed Mr. Piranha. Though each animal has their own strengths, they work together like a well-oiled machine. This time, their plan takes them to a creepy old mansion said to house a cursed amulet.

Naturally, the gang doesn’t put much stock in rumors of ghosts or ghouls. However, stealing...

I love the beginning of a new month because that means there's so many new shows to come on streaming! It's a wonderful time for us avid TV fans and there's definitely lots to look forward to this time around. From spooky series' for the Halloween season to just regular ones, there's over 40 shows to watch on streaming in October 2024! Find out what you can tune in to on Max, Netflix, and more below.

HBO/MaxThe Franchise season 1, Oct. 6 Have I Got News For You season 1, Oct. 6Roller Jam season 1, Oct. 10The Confidante season 1, Oct. 11 I Am Not A Monster: The Lois Riess Murders, Oct. 15 (documentary)Louder: The Soundtrack of Change, Oct. 17 (documentary) Breath of Fire, Oct. 23 (documentary)Somebody Somewhere season 3, Oct. 27

If you like the comedy series Somebody Somewhere, then you'll be happy to know that the third season of the show is coming back Sunday, Oct. 27, 2024 on HBO...

P Diddy (aka Sean Combs) is really struggling to keep his reputation up as one of the most renowned rappers cum record producers cum record executives in the entire entertainment industry as allegations regarding one too many issues keep on popping up against him. What’s even worse is that even previous allegations against him are resurfacing right now, including those from 2Pac.

Sean “Diddy” Combs. | Credits: Shamsuddin Muhammad/Cca-2.0/Wikimedia Commons.

Going back in time to when he was still alive, Tupac Shakur made some startlingly serious accusations against Combs, before he died in 1996 but after the infamous shooting incident against him took place. And, amidst his recent arrest following all the s-xual misconduct charges against him – among others – these allegations aren’t doing the now-disgraced music mogul any good.

2Pac Had Some Serious Allegations Against P Diddy

While other old interviews and clips from the record executive...

Rapper Sean Combs, best known as P Diddy, is currently behind bars, awaiting trial. He is being charged with s-x trafficking, racketeering, and transportation to engage in pr-stitution. The industry mogul was arrested on September 16 from his Manhattan hotel and has been denied bail. As he awaits the results of his case, more and more problems keep arising for him outside as things are being unearthed.

P Diddy on The Wendy Williams Show | Credits: Syndication

Right now, the fans’ attention is on comedian Dave Chappelle who famously walked away from a fifty million dollar offer from Comedy Central and hopped on a plane to South Africa. Now, fans are wondering if there was more to that $50 million thanks to an interview with Katt Williams. To top it all, Dave Chappelle’s reaction to P Diddy’s arrest has us wondering if the comedian is cooking something.

Dave Chappelle Rejects $50 Million...

On Wednesday night the top two all-star teams compete in the final relay rumble of Guy’s Grocery Games, aiming for the coveted championship trophies and an attractive $60,000 prize. Each team has $40 to create a high-end dinner on a budget, demonstrating their creativity and culinary prowess. Who will impress host Guy Fieri and claim […]

Guy’s Grocery Games: All-Star Relay Rumble Finale...

Billie Eilish launched her 2024 “Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour” at Centre Vidéotron in Quebec City on Sunday (September 29th). At one point during her 26-song set, the pop superstar thrilled fans by playing electric guitar on “Happier Than Ever.” Watch the fan-shot footage below.

Eilish kicked off her tour opener with the live debut of “Chihiro” from Hit Me Hard and Soft, followed by “Lunch.” She continued by mixing hits from earlier projects — including “Therefore I Am,” “when the party’s over,” and “bad guy” — in between other live debuts like “The Diner” and “Blue.”

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Elsewhere in the set, Eilish took a brief acoustic break for “Male Fantasy,” “Skinny,” and “TV” before performing her parts on collaborations like Charli xcx’s “Guess” (remix) and Khalid team-up “lovely.” Check out photos, video, and the full setlist below.

Notably, this was Eilish’s first show...

Storytelling has been a facet of social behavior since the days of fingerpainting on dimly lit cavern walls.

Hopefully, the grunting, scratching cave audience didn't bludgeon the artist to death with makeshift clubs when a bad story resulted.

Modern fans can get downright mean over aspects of their favorite series.

Sometimes, the showrunners acknowledge the outcry -- sometimes, they don't.

Netflix's The Witcher and Amazon Prime's Rings of Power are perfect examples of what happens when writers ignore the fans, with both seeing a drastic drop in viewership.

The Rings of Power ended the season with only a third of its original audience.

Then again, for every failure, there is a success story.

For the most part, Shogun stuck to the books and never had to face the wrath of the fans.

It doesn't take much to reason the rest of the way through this balancing act, with millions...

Don Mancini, who has written every film in the Child’s Play / Chucky franchise (except the remake) and directed a few of them, developed the TV series Chucky with producer David Kirschner – and he has made it clear that he enjoys casting actors in multiple roles. For example, Devon Sawa has already played four different characters over the course of the TV show’s three seasons. Now Entertainment Weekly has learned that legendary filmmaker John Waters is the latest person to play two different roles in this franchise. Having previously played Pete Peters, a tabloid photographer who got dissolved by acid in 2004’s Seed of Chucky, Waters has now been added to the cast of Chucky season 3, where he’ll be playing Wendell Wilkins, “the reclusive creator of the Good Guy dolls, who gets drawn into the psychopathic Chucky’s tangled web”.

A follow-up to all of the Child’s Play...

As if we needed yet another reason to get excited about “Chucky” Season 3: Part 2, set to arrive next year, EW reports that filmmaker and Seed of Chucky alum John Waters is set to make his franchise return.

EW revealed that Waters will play Wendell Wilkins, the reclusive creator of the Good Guy dolls, who naturally gets caught in Chucky’s killer web. Waters previously played tabloid photographer Pete Peters, who met an acidic demise in 2004’s Seed of Chucky.

Waters’ appearance continues Mancini’s streak of bringing back the franchise’s players in exciting ways.

“Chucky” Season 3: Part 1 wrapped up with another over-the-top Halloween episode that ended on killer cliffhanger. Fret not, Season 3: Part 2 is on the way, and a brand new teaser ensured that Chucky’s ready to hit the ground running in 2024, promising an epic bloodbath.

In Chucky’s unending thirst for power, Season 3 now...

Travis Braun’s screenplay Bad Boy, which follows a rescue dog who suspects that his loving new owner is a serial killer, topped the 2023 Black List today. The 19th edition, which was selected by more than 375 film executives, counts 76 feature screenplays by 80 writers.

Second place went to Justin Piasecki’s Stakehorse which follows a racetrack veterinarian who runs an off-the-books ER for criminals, and finds his practice and life in jeopardy when he’s recruited for his patient’s heist.

“This year, the industry was defined by a debate about the value of writers within it, and I think it’s inevitable that this year’s Black List means more than it has in the past,” said its founder Franklin Leonard. “I’ve been saying that writing is the lifeblood of the industry for almost twenty years now, and I’ll continue saying it until the industry actually starts acting like it.

The Halloweenies — that would be, Dan Caffrey, McKenzie Gerber, Rachel Reeves, Michael Roffman, and Justin Gerber — reach the end, friends. As per tradition, they cap off another year-long season of franchise coverage with a good ol’ ranking. From Child’s Play (1988) to all two-and-a-half seasons of Chucky, they leave no Good Guy behind.

Stream the episode below or subscribe via Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, RadioPublic, Acast, Google Podcasts, and RSS. New to the Halloweenies? Catch up with the gang by revisiting their essential episodes on past franchises such as Halloween, A Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th, Scream, The Evil Dead, and this past year’s Chucky!

Next up? Get ready to board the Nostromo with the Alien franchise.

You can also become a member of their Patreon, The Rewind, for hilariously irreverent commentaries, one-off deep dives on your favorite rentals, and even spinoffs like their recent run Fortune & Glory: An Indiana Jones Podcast.

Next year, The Fall Guy becomes a movie, with Ryan Gosling starring as Colt Seavers, the character that was originated by Lee Majors in the early-’80s TV show. Though Majors might be better known for The Six Million Dollar Man, he’s admitted he’s partial to his Fall Guy role. When Majors spoke at Wizard World a few years ago, he told the story of how he agreed to do the show on the spot after a random meeting with its producer, Glen A. Larson.(Click on the media bar below to hear Lee Majors) https://www.hollywoodoutbreak.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Lee_Majjors_Fall_Guy_.mp3

The Fall Guy is currently streaming on Prime Video and available on DVD.

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Writer/director Guy Nattiv grew up during the time of Golda Meir, Israel’s fourth prime minister. She was also Israel’s first and only female head of government. Helen Mirren plays her with enough strength and a little bit of vulnerability and gives, what Nattiv calls, the “Jewish soul.” I spent some time with the filmmaker

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I had a great time talking to Stewart Thorndike about her new horror film “Bad Things.” It is the second of her motherhood trilogy with the first being 2014’s “Lyle.” Check out our interview where she revealed the third film of the trilogy, crafting the movie, working with Gayle Rankin, and why she thinks horror

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"The Last Voyage of the Demeter" We have yet another film about the iconic monster Dracula. This time, it’s taken from the seventh chapter of Bram Stoker’s Dracula about the ship that takes the Prince of Darkness from Transylvania to England. See my review below. "Red, White & Royal Blue" This one is a fairy

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Disney’s latest live-action reimagination is making a splash but should you dive in and see “The Little Mermaid?” Take a look at my movie review of “The Little Mermaid” below. Here’s the official synopsis: The youngest of King Triton's daughters, and the most defiant, Ariel longs to find out more about the world beyond the

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I always have a great time talking to Antoni Porowski, Bobby Berk, Jonathan Van Ness, Karamo Brown, and Tan France – members of the Netflix series “Queer Eye” now on its seventh season. And it was also cute and heartwarming for them to let me know they remember me, awwwww. In this interview, we talked

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They may not be General Zod or Darth Vader, but these characters are the kind of mundane villains you might encounter in everyday life...

The most memorable movie villains are often also the most outlandish. If you were to stop most strangers on the street and ask them to name screen villain, they’d probably either tell you to leave them alone and stop making them nervous, or they’d instead name one of cinema’s big hitters: heavy-breathing cloak-wearer Darth Vader, or flesh-eating aesthete Hannibal Lecter.

In reality, villains are more mundane. They seldom wear outlandish costumes, and they don’t necessarily even kill or injure people. Real-world villains can range from bullying and self-important bosses to aggressively opinionated news anchors, and from sadistic physical education teachers to heartless politicians.

So here are 10 or so screen antagonists who've stuck in the memory without wearing hockey masks,...

It was a year of epic reunions, with a slew of our all-time favorite casts from the big and small screens meeting up from Los Angeles to Paris. We know they didn’t all reunite just to make our hearts burst with happiness, but it sure feels that way. Feeling nostalgic? Get ready to really Omg when you see these star sightings.

1. Mean Girls

Ten years after the now-classic comedy hit theaters, Rachel McAdams, Amanda Seyfried, Lacey Chabert, Lindsay Lohan and Tina Fey posed for a celebratory Entertainment Weekly magazine photo shoot. And the fab five weren’t the only cast members of Mean Girls to hang in 2014 -- Amy Poehler and Daniel Franzese helped Lizzy Caplan celebrate her birthday and an Emmy nom at Los Angeles’ Chateau Marmont back in August. (Franzese even hashtagged their selfie #northshore10yrreunion, because Damien is everything.) With these joyous meetings also came some sad news: Fey told EW it’s too...

Here is last week’s caption pic winner. This week’s caption pic is at the bottom of the page.

“I know six things in this picture that will no longer be blue”

Thanks to David for this week’s winning caption!

Weekend Birthdays! Karl Urban (above) is 42, Harvey Fierstein is 62, Sandra Bernhard is 59, Michael Cera is 26, Nancy Sinatra is 74, Julianna Marguiles is 48, and Bonnie Tyler is 63. Pretty Boy In Underwear Guitar Swinging is a lost art. Thank you for preserving it, Bonnie.

Megan Mullally will join Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick on Broadway in Terrence McNally‘s It’s Only A Play.

Out director Bill Condon has been chosen to direct the live-action version of Beauty & The Beast. Thanks for nothing, Maleficent

Wanda Sykes will host this year’s Trevor Live, with musical guests including Rob Thomas, Jeremy Jordan and Cheyenne Jackson , and presenters Neil Patrick Harris, Lucy Liu and Ellen Page.

Birthday shoutouts go to Dan Gauthier (above), who is 50, Dan Butler is 59, Lucy Lui is 45, and Monica Seles, my all-time favorite female tennis player, is 40.

In ratings news, last night’s stellar fall finale of The Walking Dead garnered huge numbers, but why did ______ have to die, and do you think they really killed off _____ ?

Open Letter: Greg Louganis Congratulates Tom Daley For Coming Out

Celebrities React To Diver Tom Daley Coming Out

@TomDaley1994 Inspiring and brave…..as always!!! #RespectTom

— kylie minogue (@kylieminogue) December 2, 2013

@TomDaley1994 is a champion in every sense of the word. And it's super cute that he's in love =) he should be rewarded with all our support

— Matthew Mitcham (@matthew_mitcham) December 2, 2013

Of course, the idiots are out in full force, too

Sam Champion is leaving Good Morning America for his own morning show on The Weather Channel. His last day with Gma will be Wednesday.

Only...

Birthday shoutouts go to Mark Philippoussis (above) who is 37, Jason and Jeremy London are 41, and Joni Mitchell is 70.

Marvel and Netflix are teaming up for four new superhero series. Jessica Jones, Daredevil, Iron Fist and Luke Cage will each get their own 13-episode series, and “Once all four have made their Netflix debut, they will team up for a miniseries event that reimagines The Defenders, Marvel’s dream team of self-sacrificing, heroic characters.”

Speaking of comics, The CW is developing a series based on iZombie, to be produced by Veronica Mars creator Rob Thomas. It “centers on a med student-turned-zombie who takes a job at the coroner’s office to gain access to the brains she must reluctantly eat to maintain her humanity. But with each brain she consumes, she inherits the corpse’s memories, and with the help of her medical examiner boss and a police detective, she solves...

Exclusive Media Co-Chairmen Nigel Sinclair and Guy East today announced the launch of Exclusive Releasing, a new Us distribution and aquistions company. Scott Pascucci is President and COO and Matt Brodlie is Head of Acquisitions for the new company, effective immediately.

Exclusive Releasing plans to theatrically distribute between three and four wide and platform releases per year, including select Exclusive Media-produced films as well as third-party titles. The new company will also acquire films for accelerated-window and VOD release and develop and acquire alternative content, such as concert films and music documentaries.

Exclusive Releasing President and COO Scott Pascucci will run the new company and oversee all of its operations. He most recently served as executive producer for Grove Street Productions on Martin Scorsese.s documentary feature film George Harrison: Living In The Material World. From 2001-2010, he was President of Rhino Entertainment, a division of Warner Music Group encompassing home video,...

Fall is a hopeful time for TV viewers. Every new show is an unknown, save for a handful of promos and publicity photos and we're waiting to find out if the show lives up to the promise of a great idea or... withers away to inspire case studies of failure analysis.

There are few obvious trends this year. The New Normal and Partners both feature a gay couple among its lead characters while Arrow and 666 Park Avenue try to capture the Occupy Wall Street zeitgeist that helped make Revenge a hit. But overall, this fall lacks the "me too" quality that so often characterizes a TV season.

The one trend that does stand out this season are strong ideas that don't quite meet their potential in the pilot. Vegas, Last Resort, 666 Park Avenue and The Mindy Project are some of the pilots that left critics hoping that later episodes fix the rough spots.

In our interview with him posted yesterday, Michael Cudlitz (Officer John Cooper) let us know about the gay teen bullying storyline in this week's episode, warning us that it wasn't going to be “wrapped up in a nice, neat little bow”. We can't say he didn't warn us.

The episode opens with Dewey and some other officers on crowd control in front of a building. A cry goes up and the camera pans up to someone in pink dangling off the building. It's a teenage boy in a frilly dress and sneakers and Cooper has ahold of his ankle.

Ominous voiceover: “After twenty years on the job, Officer John Cooper has been wondering how his fellow officers will remember him. But right now, the only thing he can think about is hanging on.”

Flashback eight hours. Cooper begins his day at roll call, receiving a pin commemorating 20 years on the job.

This week, Fat Guy Kevin Carr strips down to his boxers and starts a new training regimen to make him look more like Huge Jackman. He’s got a head start, considering his torso looks almost like Jackman’s… if you turn it upside down. After duking it out with some robots in a boxing ring, Kevin tries his hands at politics because it’s the kind of business where you don’t necessarily have to look like Ryan Gosling to get a young hottie like Evan Rachel Wood. But the primary system leaves him depressed and cold, so he takes a trip to the Sudan to play target practice with some warlords. He hears the Sudan is simply lovely this time of year. Want to hear what Kevin has to say on the Fat Guys at the Movies podcast? Click here to listen how religion comes to the Magical Studio in the Sky with Reverend Scott...

When Melissa Leo blames her Academy Award f-bomb on her "Mildred Pierce" co-star, Kate Winslet, somehow it only makes Kate more attractive. The crush object of men and women alike apparently curses like a sailor and Leo says she picked it up like just another accent (though I'm thinking Melissa was cursing way before she met Kate). And in the on-set visit (video below), Winslet's "Mildred Pierce" fellow cast members rave about her comedic antics, claiming that she had them rolling with laughter. I defy anyone not to fall in love with her.

The HBO miniseries, based on James M. Cain's 1941 novel, chronicles the struggles of a Depression era divorced, single mother who does everything she can to be a success on her own--transforming herself from housewife to business woman. Obsessed with her daughter Veda (Evan Rachel Wood), Mildred eventually suffers the consequences of raising an extremely spoiled, self-centered child who,...

Police lights flash. Sirens blare. Medics rush toward the twisted wreckage of a totaled car. Firefighters sprint into a burning building. Colombian guerrillas wreak havoc in a small rural village. This…is American Idol? Yes, it is. Or rather, this…is American Idol…misguidedly dipping its toe into the reenactment business.

What the heck? Has Nigel Lythgoe been drawing inspiration from one too many Friday-night viewings of 48 Hours: Mystery (and its penchant for using low-rent stock footage to tell a tale)? Or is it merely the fact that, seven episodes in to the season 10 auditions, he’d try just about...

The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences awarded the 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards on NBC tonight 8/29 in Los Angeles. The show was hosted by Jimmy Fallon and you can view a list of the major winners below. I gotta be honest... I was rooting for Dexter for best Drama, but I can't complain that Mad Men won again. After all it is a great show. Check out the list of winners below and let us know what you thought of the Emmy winners! 

Outstanding Drama

"Mad Men" - Winner

"Breaking Bad"

"Dexter"

"The Good Wife"

"Lost"

"True Blood"

Outstanding Comedy

"Modern Family"- Winner

"30 Rock"

"Curb Your Enthusiasm"

"Glee"

"Nurse Jackie"

"The Office"

Outstanding Actor in a Drama

Bryan Cranston ("Breaking Bad")- Winner

Hugh Laurie ("House M.D.")

Jon Hamm ("Mad Men")

Kyle Chandler ("Friday Night Lights")

Matthew Fox ("Lost")

Michael C. Hall ("Dexter")

Outstanding Actress in a Drama

Kyra Sedgwick...

HollywoodNews.com: The 62nd Annual Primetime Emmys featured some wins from a handful of newcomers, as well as some repeat wins from previous years. As “Mad Men” took home the award for Best Drama Series and “Modern Family” took home the Emmy for Best Comedy Series, these shows aren’t the only ones who reaped some of the awards.

View the complete nominee and winner list below:

Drama Series

Breaking Bad (AMC)

Dexter (Showtime)

The Good Wife (CBS)

Lost (ABC)

Mad Men (AMC)

True Blood (HBO)

Comedy Series

Curb Your Enthusiasm (HBO)

Modern Family (ABC)

Glee (Fox)

Nurse Jackie (Showtime)

The Office (NBC)

30 Rock (NBC)

Miniseries

The Pacific (HBO)

Return to Cranford (PBS)

Made for Television Movie

Endgame (PBS)

Georgia O’Keeffe (Lifetime)

Moonshot (History)

The Special Relationship (HBO)

Temple Grandin (HBO)

You Don’t Know Jack (HBO)

Lead Actor in a Drama Series

Bryan Cranston, Breaking Bad (AMC)

Michael C. Hall,...

These are the 62nd Annual Primetime Emmy Award nominations and winners!

Best Series, Comedy

"30 Rock"

"Curb Your Enthusiasm"

"Glee"

"Modern Family" -- Winner!

"Nurse Jackie"

"The Office"

Best Series, Drama

"Breaking Bad"

"Dexter"

"The Good Wife"

"Lost"

"Mad Men" -- Winner!

"True Blood"

Outstanding Made for Television Movie

"Endgame"

"Georgia O'Keefe"

"Moonshot"

"The Special Relationship"

"Temple Grandin" -- Winner!

"You Don't Know Jack"

Outstanding Miniseries

"The Pacific" -- Winner!

"Return to Cranford"

Lead Actress, Drama Series

Connie Britton,...

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As we all know by now, this Sundayis the Primetime Emmy Awards. And, as all the pop culture gurus of the worldponder the odds of what will win, we prefer to just lay it on the table andgive a shout out to the people and shows we want to see win. We’re notjournalists, we’re bloggers. We don’t have to be objective. We can say it likewe see it.

So with no further ado, here are some of our picks (and the fellow nominees)for the 62nd Annual Primetime EmmyAwards. Outstanding Comedy SeriesPASSIONISTAS Pick: Modern FamilyWHY: We’re big fans of Glee, Curb,and 30 Rock. But when all is said and done, we believe that Modern Family willlive in the top 10 list of best sitcoms of all time alongside The Dick Van Dyke Show, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, and The Bob Newhart Show.

Nominees:...

All the nominees for the 62nd annual Primetime Emmy Awards:

Outstanding Voice-Over Performance

H. Jon Benjamin, "Archer"

Dave Foley, "Disney Prep & Landing"

Seth Green, "Robot Chicken"

Dan Castellaneta, "The Simpsons"

Hank Azaria, "The Simpsons"

Anne Hathaway, "The Simpsons"

Outstanding Animated Program

"Alien Earths" (Ngc)

"Disney Prep & Landing" (ABC)

"The Ricky Gervais Show" - "Knob at Night" (HBO)

"The Simpsons" - "Once Upon a Time in Springfield" (Fox)

"South Park" - "200/201" (Comedy Central)

Outstanding Short-format Animated Program

"Adventure Time" - "My Two Favorite People" (Cartoon Network)

"Chowder" - "The Toots" (Cartoon Network)

"Disney Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil" - "Racing the Schoolbus" (Disney Channel)

"The Marvelous Misadventures Of Flapjack" - "Tee Hee Tummy Tums" (Cartoon Network)

"Robot Chicken" - "Full-Assed Christmas Special" (Cartoon Network)

"Uncle Grandpa" (cartoonnetwork.com)

Outstanding Art Direction For A Multi-Camera Series

"The Big Bang Theory"

"Hell's Kitchen"

"How I Met Your Mother"

"The New Adventures Of Old Christine...

I know it looks dire as it's 28% lighter (at least so far) and minus an artistic director, but no fear, there's still more to come, and with what's been announced theirs some interesting sounding stuff, especially a film we wrote about briefly called Accidents Happen. Also premiering is the comedy Stay Cool and the Danish film Original, along with the North American premier of The Exploding Girl which we also wrote about.

Check the narrative features, world documentary, and discovery lineups after the break!

World Narrative Feature Competition

A compelling cross-section of bold creative visions from every corner of the globe come together in this year’s World Narrative Feature Competition. Presenting a diverse array of unique voices, this international film collection includes premieres from a wide range of directors, such as U.S. indie veterans the Polish brothers and Tony-nominated Conor McPherson, as well as exciting newcomers. Together, these...