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Cloris Leachman, Oscar and Emmy Winner, Dies at 94
Cloris Leachman, an Oscar-winner for her portrayal of a lonely housewife in “The Last Picture Show” and a comedic delight as the fearsome Frau Blücher in “Young Frankenstein” and self-absorbed neighbor Phyllis on “The Mary Tyler Moore Show,” has died. She was 94.
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Hollywood Icon Cloris Leachman Dead at 94
Famed actor Cloris Leachman died on Wednesday of natural causes at 94.
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus Comes Short of Making Emmy History
Julia Louis-Dreyfus has come short of making Emmy history for the most overall acting wins. The “Veep” actress Sunday lost her shot at a ninth statuette as an actress, losing the best comedy crown to Phoebe Waller-Bridge of “Fleabag.”
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Emmys 2019: A Year of Firsts
Sunday’s Primetime Emmy Awards has already delivered an abundance of firsts. Along with a slew of first-time nominees, there was a new record set for most nominations for a network in a single year, and the possibility of a record-breaking win.
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'Veep,' ‘The Handmaid's Tale' Win Big at 69th Emmy Awards
The dystopian vision of “The Handmaid’s Tale,” the deeply cynical Washington comedy “Veep” and the ever-topical “Saturday Night Live” won top series honors Sunday in an Emmy Awards ceremony that took almost nonstop aim at President Donald Trump in awards and speeches.
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'SNL' Leads Emmy Race
“Saturday Night Live” and HBO’s “Westworld” rack up 22 nominations each ahead of the 69th annual Primetime Emmys.
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New Life for “Young Frankenstein”
Wednesday’s rerelease of Gene Wilder and Mel Brooks’ closest, most enduring collaboration brings their great comedic partnership back to life for one-night only.