'30 Rock' Rules 60th Emmy Awards
Tina Fey's "30 Rock" out-paper/scissored the TV competition Sunday night at the 60th Primetime Emmy Awards show in Downtown Los Angeles, winning key awards including Best Comedy Series, Best Lead Actress in a Comedy Series (Fey) and Best Lead Actor (Alec Baldwin). For the complete list of Emmy winners CLICK HERE! "We are all very grateful to have jobs in this turkey burger economy," said Fey, who singled out her "The New Adventures of Old Christine" fellow nominee Julia Louis-Dreyfus as her acting i

TVGuide.com's Top Emmy Moments + some photos of Flight of the muthuckin Conchords
1. Best diss:"At this point I was planning on doing a few more jokes, but Katherine Heigl told me my material wasn't Emmy worthy." – Conan O'Brien2. Best demand: Kathy Griffin ordering everyone to "GET UP!" for Don Rickles. Can we get Kathy to host next year?3. Most miscast: Josh Groban performing a medley of 30 of TV's most famous theme songs. Granted, he did Cartman and his Baywatch run superbly well, but couldn't they just have played these songs? 4. Most heartwarming tribute:

Emmy Awards Reality Hosts Get Black and Blue and Boo
Oprah wowed in red as she opened the show after the cool What's my line? clip but unfortunately following her was the reality hosts talking about nothing. It was almost as uncomfortable as watching Ricky Gervais ask for his Emmy back from Steve Carell. Yes it was funny but I was getting a bit worried that Steve was going to cry or beat the crap out of him. Other quick thoughts: Steve Martin, Genius. Josh Groban, surprisingly cool! Neil Patrick Harris and Kristin Chenoweth, favorite presenting couple. C

2008 Emmy Men: Mark Wahlberg Needs No Entourage
If you're a guy, most likely, you're just going to show up to any given fancy red carpet event wearing a tuxedo. Seriously, it's like a sea of well-behaved penguins. But a guy always looks good in a tux, so why mess with a recipe that clearly works? First off, we have Mark Wahlberg who I believe showed up to the 2008 Emmy Awards alone and looking very happy and with good reason. He looks very debonair to be sure, but I still don't understand why guys do that half beard, half stubble nonsense. It just loo

The 60th Annual Emmy Coverage As It Happens
Oprah Winfrey opens the show and introduces the hosts for the night Howie Mandel (Deal or No Deal), Ryan Seacrest (American Idol) , Heidi Klum (Project Runway), Tom Bergeron (Dancing With The Stars) and Jeff Probst (Survivor).  All five of them including Heidi are dressed in black suits and white shirts.  Then William Shatner & Jeff Probst pulled of her suit and under she is in black sequin hot-pants. The winner for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series is Jeremy Piven - Entoura

The 60th Annual Emmy Coverage As It Happens
Oprah Winfrey opens the show and introduces the hosts for the night Howie Mandel (Deal or No Deal), Ryan Seacrest (American Idol) , Heidi Klum (Project Runway), Tom Bergeron (Dancing With The Stars) and Jeff Probst (Survivor).  All five of them including Heidi are dressed in black suits and white shirts.  Then William Shatner & Jeff Probst pulled of her suit and under she is in black sequin hot-pants. The winner for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series is Jeremy Piven - Entoura

Emmy 2008: A Drab and Boring Evening
Are the TV writers still on strike? There have been boring and listless Emmy broadcasts before, but Sunday’s airing of the 60th Annual Awards show, was worse than anyone could imagine. All was doomed from the start, when its five co-emcees, YES, FIVE — Heidi Klum (”Project Runway“), Tom Bergeron (”Dancing With the Stars“), Howie Mandel (”Deal or No Deal“), [...]

Roush Dispatch - The Emmys: History New and Old
The 60th annual Emmy Awards set out to honor TV history and ended up making a little of its own. As ...

Emmy Time: Outstanding Host For A Reality Or Reality-Competition Program.
Was presented by Jimmy Kimmel and he brought all five onto the stage, gave them the judges thoughts as of they were on American Idol. Told Tom and Howie they were in the final two.  Heidi and Ryan you are also in the final two….Jeff you are not, not in the final two…and the winner is going to be revealed after this break. Related Post Emmy Time: Outstanding Drama Series. Emmy Time: Outstanding Comedy Series. Emmy Time: Outstanding Host For A Reality Or Reality-C

Piven Feels Punk'd, Tina Loses Her Bag & More From Winners!
After taking the podium, the winners and presenters headed back to the press area to pose with their statues and field all sorts of interviews. Buzz and I were lucky enough to be back in the Press Room during last night's Emmys to catch the victorious in all their glory. Buzz has some of the best highlights from Mad Men, 30 Rock, Colbert, Stewart and more. Piven was the first to win and the first to come backstage where he quickly insulted the reality TV host opening saying he thought everyone was being "Pu

2008 Emmys: What You Didn’t See On The Stage
Entourage star Jeremy Piven dissed the five-host format: “It was a celebration of nothing,” the outspoken actor announced. “I was confused.” [OK!] Although she was a big winner for 30 Rock, star Tina Fey (pictured above with Amy Poehler) was also a loser. “If anyone’s seen my purse, I left it under my seat,” Tina announced backstage in the pressroom. [People] Presenter and nominee Christina Applegate, who underwent a double mastectomy in July, declared she was, &#

The Emmy Awards: Winners And Losers
No matter how lame and rushed the three-hour Emmy broadcast was, we'd happily watch it again just to see Tina Fey keep winning. Our favorite crush saw her 30 Rock receive seven awards, including Best Actress in a Comedy Series and Best Comedy Series. Good thing she was seated in the front row! Ms. Fey wasn't the only Emmy darling: Mad Men, a shocked Bryan Cranston for Breaking Bad and a totally deserving Jean Smart for Samantha Who? were among the nights big winners. In case you didn't stick with the sho

The Emmys: They Postponed a New Episode of ‘Mad Men’ for This?
Matthew Weiner, accepting the award for Outstanding Show We Could Be Watching Right Now If It Weren't For the Stupid Emmys.Photo: Getty Images Mad Men was the most nominated drama series at this year's 60th Primetime Emmy Awards, and, as a tribute, the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences did practically everything in its power to make us even more upset that last night's planned new episode was postponed until next week, forcing us to watch the Emmys

Heidi Klum On J.Lo Missing 'Runway' Finale: 'She Is Fantastic, I Believe Her'
LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Jennifer Lopez might have been forced to miss the "Project Runway" season finale due to a foot injury, but host Heidi Klum doesn't feel that the singer stepped on her toes by pulling out at the last minute. Access Hollywood's Billy Bush and Nancy O'Dell caught up with a stunning Heidi Klum on the red carpet just before she co-hosted the 2008 Emmys with fellow reality show host nominees Ryan Seacrest, Tom Bergeron, Howie Mandel and Jeff Probst. Billy asked Heidi why J.Lo was forced

Josh Groban Emmy Awards 2008 Video (Primetime TV Themes)
Josh Groban delivered one of the most memorable moments at Sunday night’s Primetime Emmys when the crooner performed bits and pieces from some of television’s most iconic show themes. Get PopCrunch News Updates Email: What's Hot At PopCrunch Related Articles: 2008 Primetime Emmy Awards Promo Photo (Ryan Seacrest, Heidi Klum, J

Football Beats Emmys, Just as Cable Beat Broadcast for Awards
MINNEAPOLIS (AdAge.com) -- As far as the night's ratings race went, broadcast TV won the battle. As far as what's worth watching, at least according to Emmy Award voters, cable is winning the war. Reality show presenters Ryan Seacrest, Tom Bergeron, Heidi Klum, Howie Mandel and Jeff Probst: Exhibit A on why the networks won so few Emmys. Photo Credit: AP But the network TV big tune in wasn't due to the event meant to honor the medium, the Emmy Awards, but to what r

Reality Hosts Entertained at the Emmys
Having the first ever Emmy nominees in the category of Outstanding Reality Show Host share the hosting duties for this year’s Emmy Awards was a fun idea. Even though at times they rambled a bit too much, they did add a comic touch to the show. Here are a few photos of Jeff Probst, Heidi Klum, Tom Bergeron, Howie Mandel & Ryan Seacrest during the event: (click on “Read More” for the rest) "); } //OBEND:do_NOT_remove_this_comment //--> Share This Related Stori

2008 Primetime Emmy Awards Ratings 12.2 Million: “Least-Watched Emmy Telecast Ever”
Airing from 8-11 p.m. on Sunday night, this year’s averaged 12.2 million-that’s down six percent from the 2007 ceremony and is right on-course with the meager 12.3 million who tuned into the Emmys in the Fall of 1990. Get PopCrunch News Updates Email: What's Hot At PopCrunch Related Articles: Oscars 2008 Ratings: Academy Award

2008 Emmys: Who Whore it Best?
La Eva Longoria in Marchesa La Banessa Williams in Kevin Hall La Lauren Conrad in La Lauren Conrad. La Mariska Hargitay in Carolina Herrera La America Ferrera in someteeng Bintage La Heidi Klum in Armani Prive La Tina Fey in David Meister La Teri Hatcher in Monique Lhuillier La Brooke Shields in La Coacha 

Today's News: Our Take - TVGuide.com's Top Emmy Moments
1. Best diss: "At this point I was planning on doing a few more jokes, but Katherine Heigl told me my material wasn't Emmy worthy." – Conan O'Brien. 2. Best demand: Kathy Griffin ordering everyone to "GET UP!" for Don Rickles. Can we get Kathy to host next year? 3. Most miscast: Josh Groban performing a medley of 30 of TV's most famous theme songs. Granted, he did Cartman and his Baywatch run superbly well, but couldn't they just have played these songs? 4. Most heartwarming tribute: Ray Romano,

60th Primetime Emmy Awards Red Carpet Pictures
Sunday night was the 60th Primetime Emmy Awards and the celebs did not disappoint on the red carpet.  It was a fashion extravaganza with lots of long gowns, beading, jewels and mermaid style dresses. I have to say that Vanessa Williams totally caught my eye.  She looked GORGEOUS and that dress was beautiful.  I think it’s safe to say she stood out the most to me as one of the best dressed ladies of the night.  I LOVED her dress.  It was so different and very pretty/elegant. Below we have a ton

The Boys Band Together on the Emmy Red Carpet
The men left all the color to the ladies on the red carpet at the Emmys last night, keeping it tame in their dapper suits and tuxes. True to form, the Entourage boys walked and posed together, while Jeremy Piven and John Krasinski held their own with their hands in their pockets. Diddy Hammed it up as usual, and Patrick Dempsey, Jon Hamm, and Neil Patrick Harris added just a little more dreaminess to the equation. Mark Wahlberg took a break from his newborn baby boy to hit the red carpet. While most of th

America Ferrera - Emmys 2008 Red Carpet
America Ferrera gets dolled up in a bubble-hem dress with ruching galore at the 2008 Primetime Emmy Awards held at Nokia Theatre on Sunday (September 21) in Los Angeles. The 24-year-old Ugly Betty star was nominated at in “Actress In a Comedy” category. She’s up against some heavy competition: Christina Applegate (Samantha Who?), Tina Fey (30 Rock), Julia Louis-Dreyfus (New Adventures of Old Christine) and Mary- Louise Parker (Weeds). Read the rest Tell a Friend Track

Comedy Winners: 2008 Emmy Awards
Sweeping the category almost completely, 30 Rock took the prize for outstanding comedy series. Alec Baldwin took home his first Emmy for lead actor in a comedy series and his co-star Tina Fey nabbed the prize for lead actress in the category. The role of the sassy mother to Christina Applegate's character in Samantha Who? earned Jean Smart best supporting actress in a comedy series. Kathy Griffin repeated her success at the Creative Arts Emmy when her Bravo series My Life on the D-List won outstanding rea

TV Review: Emmycast Tries To Get Real, And Flops
There have been boring, listless and otherwise ham-handed Emmy broadcasts among the past 59. Sunday's Emmycast was all of those things. But ''The 60th Primetime Emmys'' also seemed an inadvertent homage to the 100 days of the Hollywood writers strike last season, when the shows that were able to continue demonstrated what TV without writers is like. ABC's Emmycast seemed to recapture that dreary world, despite the strike having been settled seven months ago, and the credits for the Emmycast listing writer