Emmy Producers Reveal Telecast Plans; TV Academy CEO Confirms Re-Election Bid (EXCLUSIVE)

Ebanie Bridges has shared a glimpse of her ongoing recovery process to her Twitter followers after stripping down to a leopard-print bikini before an ice chamber session.The Blonde Bomber will return to the ring in March following six months of resting and preparation, keeping her fans updated each step of the way.Bridges has earned an army of followers since her professional debut back in 2019, thanks in part to her tendency to catch eyes at weigh-ins as well as her unforgiving style in the ring.In her latest upload to Twitter, Bridges showed off her trip to a cryotherapy centre in Essex, with snaps of her full-body session as well as treatment on her hand.She captioned the upload: "Recovery things."The 35-year-old will return to the ring to take on Cecilia Roman on March 26 in a bid to take the IBF bantamweight belt from the Argentinian.That bout will come six months after Bridges edged past Mailys Gangloff on points having done severe damage to her right hand in the process.Will you watch Ebanie Bridges in action during her next fight? Give us your verdict in the comments sectionWith her next fight set to be on DAZN, Bridges will once again be working with Eddie Hearn.She recently said when asked what it has been like working with the Matchroom boss: "Eddie Hearn’s great, I mean, I don’t know, he’s hardly ever looking at me."He checks out the floor and the ceiling a lot.

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West Ham star Joey Beauchamp.Beauchamp is an Oxford club legend having made over 350 appearances for the club while also having spells with Swindon Town and Swansea.West Ham had signed winger Beauchamp from Oxford in 1994 for a then club-record £1.2million, though he never played a competitive game for the Hammers.He returned to Oxford after a stint with Swindon, and was also voted United's player of the 1990s.An Oxford United statement read: "The thoughts of everyone at Oxford United are with the family and friends of Joey Beauchamp who has passed away aged 50."It added: "The club will pay fitting tribute to one of its greatest ever players in due course but for now we ask fans to allow Joey’s family some privacy at this incredibly sad time."While former team-mate Ross Weatherstone described Beauchamp as United’s greatest player.He posted: "Honoured to call you a friend & privileged to have graced the same football pitch as you."My thoughts are with all your family & especially your daughters.

Atletico Madrid have been dealt a major injury boost ahead of next week's Champions League last 16 first leg against Manchester United as Antoine Griezmann has returned to first-team training.

She's the queen of social media and knows the importance of taking some time away from her phone for some self-care.And Kim Kardashian simply sizzled in a black string bikini as she dipped into the pool and flashed her middle fingers during a night swim in shots shared to Instagram on Saturday afternoon.The 41-year-old reality star looked completely at ease while relaxing underneath the stars after sources claimed the mother-of-four is 'genuinely happy' in her blossoming romance with comedian Pete Davidson. Taking after Pete? Kim Kardashian simply sizzled in a black string bikini as she dipped into the pool and flashed her middle fingers during a night swim in shots shared to Instagram on Saturday afternoonKim's striking two-piece featured a triangle top with matching high-waisted bottoms perched atop her hips.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeEmmy telecast producers Ian Stewart and Reginald Hudlin are still fuming over Seth Rogen’s unplanned comedy routine at the start of Sunday’s ceremony, in which he roasted the show for a perceived lack of COVID protocols behind the scenes.The routine was delivered a bit tongue-in-cheek, but with enough credulity to cause a stir on social media — where viewers took the cue to lambast the Emmys.

Conan O'Brien made a splash at the 2021 Emmy Awards. The late-night icon, 58, attended the illustrious award ceremony honoring the best of the best in television on Sunday night and drew eyes and cameras when Television Academy Chairman and CEO Frank Scherma came on stage.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeTelevision’s British invasion was on full display Sunday night at the 73rd Emmys. Netflix’s “The Crown” and Apple TV Plus’ “Ted Lasso” — series both set in the U.K.

The Emmys got a hilarious interruption from Conan O’Brien.

Conan O’Brien is feeling particularly loyal.

Emmys are taking place tonight (September 19) at the Microsoft Theatre in Los Angeles.The ceremony will honour the best TV of the last 12 months, following the nominations being announced in July.Ted Lasso, Lovecraft Country and Pose lead the nominations this year with seven nods each.

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Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeGreetings from Variety Awards Headquarters! Today is Sept. 17, 2021, which means it’s now just 2 days until the Primetime Emmys telecast on Sept.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeOthers have been nominated before but are on tap to finally win one, such as Kathryn Hahn for “WandaVision” — and on a terribly tragic and bittersweet note, the late Michael K. Williams, for “Lovecraft Country.” I couldn’t wait to see him land that Emmy, so overdue given his body of work.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeHBO’s “Mare of Easttown” was one of the bright lights for HBO this Emmy season, one reason it’s probably no surprise that HBO and HBO Max chief content officer Casey Bloys hasn’t closed the door on the idea of bringing back another season of the series created by Brad Ingelsby and starring Kate Winslet, also an exec producer on the project.“Brad and Kate and the producers are all talking to see if they think there’s a place to go,” Bloys revealed to Variety. “I think we’ll hear from them in a couple of weeks if they think that it’s a story worth telling, and they’re excited by.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeNow that the three Creative Arts Emmys ceremonies have wrapped, attention turns to the big event: Next Sunday’s Primetime Emmys telecast on CBS. The Television Academy and the network are set to reveal specifics on how the show will look later this week, but on Monday announced some of this year’s presenters, including most of last year’s Emmy-winning “Schitt’s Creek” cast.With comedian and “The Neighborhood” star Cedric the Entertainer as host, this 73rd Emmy Awards will air on Sept.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeGo ahead and put your money on another Emmy competition program win next Sunday for “RuPaul’s Drag Race.” If the Creative Arts Emmys are any indication, and they usually are, Television Academy voters are ready to give the VH1 show a fourth consecutive victory in the category.That would tie “RuPaul’s Drag Race” with “The Voice” as the second-most honored series in the competition category since it began in 2003. Only “The Amazing Race,” with ten, has more.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeThe Hollywood Foreign Press Association has elected German journalist Helen Hoehne as its new president, the latest step in the org’s move to reform following controversies surrounding its operations. Hoehne, who previously served as vice president, will lead the HFPA’s recently announced expanded Board of Directors.HFPA members voted for Hoehne as its new president directly from the new Board membership, revealed last week.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeA week after “Wheel of Fortune” lost its executive producer, as Mike Richards stepped down in a firestorm of controversy, the show has sealed a new deal to keep long-running hosts Pat Sajak and Vanna White in place. And as part of the new deal, Sajak will also serve as consulting producer on “Wheel” in addition to his hosting duties.As part of their contract renewals, Sajak and White are set to continue with the show through at least the 2023-2024 TV season.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeNormally, the Emmy producers would be able to preview the annual telecast by now. Not in 2021.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeBut despite the difficulty in organizing the events as the COVID -19 pandemic’s Delta variant causes a spike in cases, producer Bob Bain says he’s relieved to once again oversee these in-person shows.“We’re hoping for something that — in terms of energy — feels a lot more like the prior shows that we used to do at the Microsoft Theatre than last year, when it was all virtual and Zooms that no one really wants to watch,” Bain says. “We are at least kind of back in the live-event business.” “Kind of,” because just as with the Primetime Emmys on Sept.