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The Television Academy announced the nominations for the 77th Emmy Awards, highlighting contenders in categories like talk shows, reality series, and scripted dramas, amid a contracting industry with fewer submissions and ongoing recovery from strikes. The full list of nominees will be revealed later today, with the awards ceremony scheduled for September 14.
Alec and Hilaria Baldwin announced a new TLC reality series, "The Baldwins," set to premiere in 2025, showcasing their family life. This announcement comes as Alec Baldwin faces a trial for manslaughter charges related to the accidental shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the set of "Rust." If convicted, Baldwin could face 18 months in prison, potentially affecting the series' production schedule.
The official trailer for Bridgerton Season 3 teases steamy romance and jaw-dropping drama as Penelope and Colin's heated confrontation takes center stage, while other fan favorites also find love. The season premieres in two parts on May 16 and June 13. Additionally, the article lists upcoming TV shows set to premiere in 2024, including reality series and docuseries across various streaming platforms.
TikTok user @ReesaMTeesa has captivated audiences with her 50-part series "Who TF Did I Marry," recounting her experiences with her ex-husband, whom she describes as a "pathological liar." Despite the series averaging 1 million views per video, it raises questions about the boundaries of personal storytelling and audience involvement. Similar viral personal storytimes have gained cult followings and even led to Hollywood adaptations, but the phenomenon also sparks concerns about when audiences transition from viewers to active participants. As these personal narratives gain popularity, the line between passive consumption and active engagement becomes increasingly blurred.
Sylvester Stallone's daughters, Sophia, Sistine, and Scarlet, have learned to spot men with ulterior motives by their mention of their famous dad on the first date. The sisters, featured in the reality series "The Family Stallone," also rely on their father's motto "DTA" (Don't trust anyone) to test romantic relationships. They apply their dad's belief in astrology to dating and introduce their partners to each other before meeting their parents. The eldest, Sophia, feels less pressure to settle down, while the youngest, Scarlet, is in a private relationship with a British native she met in college.
Hulu has canceled plans for a reality series about Sean 'Diddy' Combs, titled Diddy+7, following multiple accusations of sexual abuse and assault against the musician by women, including his ex-girlfriend Cassie. The streaming service dropped the show, which was being produced by Fulwell 73, owned by James Corden. Additionally, 23 companies, including Hulu, have ended their business arrangements with Diddy's e-commerce business Empower Global. Diddy has denied the allegations and settled a lawsuit with Cassie.
Jamie Lynn Spears has quit the ITV reality series I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! for undisclosed medical reasons. The younger sister of Britney Spears will make her final appearance on the show tonight. Spears expressed her desire to leave during Tuesday night's episode, citing her dislike for the environment. She is known for her roles in Nickelodeon's Zoey 101 and Sweet Magnolias, and recently competed on ABC's Dancing with the Stars.
Actor Brian Cox mistakenly believed he had signed up for the next James Bond film when he joined the reality series 007: Road To A Million. Cox, who hosts the competition series, later discovered that there was no Bond movie and instead played the role of the game controller. The show, featuring Bond-inspired challenges, is set to premiere on Amazon Prime Video on November 10.
Brooklyn Beckham and his wife Nicola Peltz are reportedly being scouted by Netflix for their own reality series, following the success of his parents' documentary. The couple hopes to showcase their real relationship and create their own brand, similar to a millennial version of Posh and Becks. Netflix has already expressed interest, and the series would focus on their marriage and personal lives. The news comes after rumors of a fall out between Nicola and Victoria Beckham, but the family appeared united at the premiere of the Beckham documentary.
Succession star Brian Cox will be playing 'The Controller' in the upcoming reality series 007: Road To A Million, created by the producers behind the James Bond film franchise. The show follows nine pairs of contestants as they compete in Bond-inspired challenges for a chance to win £1 million. Cox's character dictates the contestants' actions and sets their questions as they navigate through various locations. The series promises suspense, intense challenges, and high emotions, and will be available on Prime Video starting November 10th.
The live reunion for Netflix's reality series Love Is Blind, which was scheduled for Sunday night, has been delayed for more than 25 minutes. The reasons for the delay are unknown, and Netflix has not commented on the issue. This is only the second live event for Netflix, following Chris Rock's stand-up special. Netflix has acknowledged the delay on its social media accounts and promised that the Love Is Blind reunion will be worth the wait.