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Daytime Emmy Awards are ready to honor the best in daytime TV with some major star power!CBS and The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences announced a star-studded slate of presenters for the 2022 Daytime Emmys on Wednesday. Talented stars scheduled to present at the ceremony include Krista Allen, Camila Banus, Drew Barrymore, Tracey Bregman, Sean Dominic, Scott Evans, Galen Gering, Deidre Hall, Tamron Hall, Tanisha Harper, Christian Le Blanc, Cameron Mathison, Natalie Morales, Deborah Norville, Tanner Novlan, Jerry O’Connell, James Reynolds, Suzanne Rogers, Lawrence Saint-Victor, and Laura Wright. The June 24 awards show will be hosted by Entertainment Tonight's own Kevin Frazier and Nischelle Turner, and ET is also nominated for two awards!Among the rest of this year's notable nominees are Beyoncé, who earned her first Daytime Emmy nomination for Outstanding Original Song for ; , which received its 100th nomination; and , which is up against  marking the first time a series and its spinoff will go head-to-head in the Best Daytime Drama category. The 49th annual Daytime Emmy Awards will be broadcast live from the Pasadena Civic Center on Friday, June 24, from 9:00 to 11:00 p.m.

Toni Braxton is speaking out about her sister, Traci Braxton's passing. In a virtual appearance on  Tuesday, Toni shared the signs she feels her late sister has been sending her since her death.«I'm a rain girl, I love when it rains. My sister Traci, she loves when it snows, and she died that morning when it was actually pouring down snow in Virginia.

Tamron Hall manages to stay fierce and flawless at 51, it’s because never-ending youthfulness runs in her family. For further poof of that, all you have to do is take a look at her mom, Ms. Mary Newton.

Tamron Hall is supporting Wendy Williams. The 51-year-old TV personality opened Thursday's episode of by praising Williams amid her ongoing personal struggles and the cancellation of her show.«Wendy is another mom.

“You always wonder when you see these stories, how did it turn to this?” asks Tamron Hall. “Did the person not see any other alternative?” Hall is telling us about her new true crime series on Court TV called Someone They Knew, and that question, of how someone could be driven to harm someone they know, is what the Emmy Award-winning talk show host seeks to help answer on it. The series, which made its debut March 6, tackles stories with a unique connection: the victim of a crime knew their killer.

Tamron Hall is one of our favorite hosts, and the star thrilled us during the week when she shared the poster for her brand-new show which hits screens soon.SEE: Tamron Hall looks on top of the world as she enjoys a daring day out in New YorkThe Tamron Hall host took to her social media channels to share that she would be hosting Someone They Knew, which will examine real-life crime stories, and highlight the statistic that most murder victims knew their killer beforehand. The series is due to begin on 6 March and will air on Court TV.

EXCLUSIVE: Emmy Award-winning journalist Tamron Hall is set to host the weekly true-crime series Someone They Knew…With Tamron Hall for Court TV, premiering Jan. 9, 2022 at 9 p.m. ET. Forthcoming episodes will air weekly on Sunday nights in the same timeslot.

Debra Messing is setting the record straight on her «seemingly shady» tweet where she questioned why Kim Kardashian West was hosting . In a new interview on Wednesday, Messing said it was never her intention to «troll» the reality TV star.«Well, I was not intending to troll her, and you know if anybody took it that way, I apologize.

Tamron Hall, 50, is incredibly proud that Billy Porter, 51, came to her to reveal that he had been living with HIV for years. The iconic talk show host told HollywoodLife in an exclusive interview that she feels that she’s a “safe” and “respectful” person for people to open up to about their stories. She said that those qualities were part of why Billy wanted to speak to her when he told the world about his HIV diagnosis.


Al Roker is getting ready for his daughter Courtney's wedding this month, following her engagement to fiancé Wesley Laga in 2020.MORE: Al Roker's home is a better take on the Hamptons - see inside And while the Today star can't wait to walk his firstborn down the aisle, he recently revealed there was one thing he was nervous about.In a recent appearance on The Tamron Hall Show, the popular weatherman was chatting to host Tamron Hall, who asked the father-of-the-bride if he was nervous. VIDEO: Al Roker's family have sweetest reaction to daughter Leila's graduation"It's an outside wedding, so I am a little nervous about the weather," he said.He then went on to say that he didn't want guests to complain about the weather or compare his

Tamron Hall has publicly praised Al Roker after he came to her aid when her two-year-old son, Moses, needed emergency surgery.The former Today co-stars proved they still enjoy a close relationship despite no longer working together.MORE: Tamron Hall is one proud mom in heartwarming picture with baby son MosesReuniting on Tamron's the Tamron Hall Show on Friday, the first-time mom revealed that she called Al in a "panic" after Moses had an accident.WATCH: Tamron Hall's son has adorable reaction to trying apples"My son Moses had surgery a couple months ago, and I was in a panic.

Eli Countryman Tamron Hall and Norah O’Donnell were among those honored on Thursday night at the The Alliance for Women in Media Foundation’s annual Gracie Awards.“I dedicate this award to Breonna Taylor and the many other women who need us to speak up for them, whether it’s justice or just to tell their complete story,” Hall said during the streamed event.“This is Us” star Susan Kelechi Watson on Thursday at 7 pm ET/PT, with winners and presenters all sending in recordings from off site.Journalist Juju Chang was honored for her hard news feature, “Am I Next? Trans and Targeted.” “We wanted to tell the stories of these trans women of color who are not only under assault, but whose stories are often ignored,” Chang said.

Tamron Hall, who launched her very own daytime talk show last year. Before COVID-19 shut down her New York City studio, we saw the former Today anchor dig into another college admissions scandal, speak with our favorite celebrities from Real Housewives’ Kandi Burruss to Tracee Ellis Ross and even wed one of ESSENCE’s very own in a virtual ceremony.But back in March, Hall empowered another Black women to lead her show, tapping Candi Carter as showrunner and executive producer.