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Topic: hollywood

The downtown Los Angeles theater, now the Peacock Theater, that hosts the Emmy Awards (file photo).
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Wednesday, 7/8, 04:54 PM

'The Pitt' and 'Hacks' lead the 2026 Emmy nominations

  • The medical drama 'The Pitt' and the comedy 'Hacks' led the field when nominations for the 2026 Primetime Emmy Awards were announced on Wednesday, with 'Hacks' setting a record for a comedy series and first-time nominees ranging from the reality host Ariana Madix to Bad Bunny and Taylor Swift widening the academy's circle.

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