Television Academy’s Emmy Calendar Shift Lauded by Networks, Studios and Streamers

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Peter White Television EditorEXCLUSIVE: Indivisible, the action role-playing video game, is set to be adapted for television with Inside Out’s Meg LeFauve and Rob The Mob’s Jonathan Fernandez.The pair are writing and exec producing a small-screen take on the game, which was first released in 2019 and Deadline understands the project is in development at NBCU streamer Peacock.DJ2 Entertainment, which specializes in video game to television and whose credits include the Sonic the Hedgehog feature film, is producing in association with Legendary Television.The game, which was developed by Lab Zero Games and published by 505 Games, revolves around Ajna, a fearless girl with a rebellious streak.

Strictly Come Dancing's Ian Waite has hinted at a behind-the-scenes spat with judge Bruno Tonioli after suggesting that he has "entertainment value but nothing else".

hereThe proposed changes come after criticism of the existing compensation claims process, which is also under review.The Victims' Commissioner has branded the help, including financial support, families are given when a loved one is killed abroad as 'patchy and inadequate'.The public consultation, which opened on Thursday, involves the Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme, which gives money to victims injured by violent crime when no other financial redress is available.It's planned to make the process 'simpler and more transparent'.The Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA) deals with more than 30,000 applications a year.In 2018/19 it paid out more than £130m to victims.This included £11m to victims who were previously barred

Things got testy between Meghan McCain and Joy Behar once again.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeNow that the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences has mapped out its rescheduled awards ceremonies for the rest of the year, it’s ready to launch its dedicated online viewing platform for all of the Emmy Awards that it produces. As Variety first wrote in February, NATAS has been working on a new over-the-top service as a home for its daytime, sports and tech/engineering, news & documentary and regional awards in most of the country (except Los Angeles).Since then, CBS signed on to broadcast the most high-profile of NATAS’ three Daytime Emmy ceremonies, which aired in June.

Galyn Görg was an actress known for roles in films including “RoboCop 2” and TV shows including “Twin Peaks” and “M.A.N.T.I.S.”Sometimes credited as Galyn Gorg, Galan Gorg, or Gaylyn Görg, Görg began finding roles in TV, movies, and music videos in the 1980s. Early roles included recurring appearances on “A Different World” and “Twin Peaks.” Görg  was also a professional dancer, and she found roles in the videos for Ray Parker, Jr.’s “I Still Can’t Get Over Loving You,” The Jackson’s “Body,” and ZZ Top’s “Sharp Dressed Man.” Görg appeared in movies including “RoboCop 2” (1990), “Point Break” (1991), and “Judgement Night” (1993).

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeThe Emmy nomination ballots are now closed, but in scouring this year’s entries, I was sad to see that “Succession” composer Nicholas Britell didn’t submit the show’s seminal Season 2 rap, “L to the OG.”Featured in the “Succession” episode “Dundee,” the song was one of the cringiest, most memorable moments of the last TV season: At a black-tie dinner celebrating mega-mogul Logan Roy’s 50th year running Waystar Royco, his son Kendall (Jeremy Strong) — dressed in a baseball jersey, which had been under his tuxedo — stuns the crowd by rapping about his dad’s career.

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Voting for the nominations for the 72nd Emmys officially ended on Monday and now for hundreds of potential nominees the wait beings. And as the initial phase of the first major awards season of the pandemic comes to a merciful end, we’ve learned that celebrating the best in television can be a nice distraction from the madness going on in the rest of the world.

THIS Morning fans were convinced Alice Beer was being robbed - while presenting a segment on home security. The 55-year-old TV star was telling viewers how to secure their homes when a woman appeared to walk out of her house with an oil painting.

Joanna Cole was a children’s author best known for her “The Magic School Bus” series.Cole published the first book in her Magic School Bus series, “At the Waterworks,” in 1986. Her words, along with illustrator Bruce Degen’s pictures, brought science to children in a fun and appealing way.

Rhian Brewster's red-hot form on loan at Swansea will give Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp a tough decision to make this summer.

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentSignaling one of the biggest deals ever struck by a U.S.

KATIE Price's ex Kris Boyson partied at celeb hot spot after being accused of "using" sick Harvey for attention. The 29-year-old fitness instructor enjoyed a feast at the iconic Sheesh restaurant in Essex last night - just hours after his former flame slammed him for sending her son a get well soon message on Instagram.

Premiership clubs are set to run with smaller squads due to the financial impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. And the St Mirren gaffer believes this will open the door for academy players to get vital minutes on the pitch to make an impression.

Tom Tapp Deputy Managing EditorThe Academy of Television Arts & Sciences is suing to block a Beverly Hills auction house from selling Valerie Harper’s four Emmy statuettes because the sale this week would tarnish the award, according to a complaint filed in Los Angeles federal court.The Emmy awards that Harper received for playing Rhoda Morgenstern on The Mary Tyler Moore Show and Rhoda are estimated at $5,000 to $7,000 each on the Julien’s Auctions website, where they are set to be sold Friday and Saturday. The TV Academy says if the sale is allowed to proceed it will undermine the prestige of the award.The actress died in August at age 80.

Erik Pedersen Managing EditorDave Kajganich (AMC’s The Terror, Amazon’s Suspiria) has signed an overall deal with Fox 21 Television Studios to create, develop and produce series for network, cable and streaming platforms.“Dave Kajganich has been one of our favorite writers for some time now and one of the people we are most often asked about by the platforms around town,” said Bert Salke, president of Fox 21 TV studios, a division of Disney TV Studios. “As soon as The Terror ended its first season, we began talks with Dave and his reps.

Rigorous training, determination, a desire to win at almost any cost and a very stretchy waistband – this is the weird world of ­competitive eating, which Americans even call a sport.

Will Thorne Staff WriterDave Kajganich, the writer and producer who created the first season of AMC’s “The Terror” and penned Luca Guadagnino “Suspiria,” has signed an overall deal with Fox 21 Television Studios.As part of the deal, Kajganich will work with Fox 21 to create, develop and produce series for network, cable and streaming platforms. His current projects include writing a third feature for Guadagnino (the two also collaborated on “A Bigger Splash”) and adapting Tim Winton’s novel “The Riders” into a feature for Ridley Scott.“Dave Kajganich has been one of our favorite writers for some time now, and one of the people we are most often asked about by the platforms around town.

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