Los Angeles — If it appears that the Emmys have only recently occurred, you are correct.

The 76th Emmy Awards will be held on Sunday, approximately nine months after the previous celebration of the best in television. Last year’s Hollywood strikes pushed the show’s 75th edition back to January, when “Succession” and “The Bear” prevailed.

“The Bear” will play a significant role in this weekend’s show, but the “Succession” celebration was for the show’s final season, paving the way for a new drama series winner.

Enter “Shogun.” The FX series about feudal Japan enters the show with 14 prizes following the Creative Arts ceremony last weekend. It now holds the record for the most wins in a single season, and that lead is expected to grow.

Here’s everything you need to know about Sunday’s Awards, including how to watch and stream the red carpet and ceremony, as well as who has been nominated.

What time do the Emmys start?

The show starts at 8 p.m. Eastern and is broadcast live on ABC, which is available via antenna or cable and satellite providers.

What if I want to watch the Emmys?
The Emmys may be seen live on live TV streaming platforms that feature ABC, such as Hulu+ Live TV, YouTube TV, and FuboTV.

For those who do not have the service, the show will be available on Hulu on Monday.

So, who has already won an Emmy?
Lots of people from “Shogun,” including actor Néstor Carbonell. Maya Rudolph was also honoured for her performance on “Big Mouth,” and Jamie Lee Curtis got her first Emmy for her guest appearance on “The Bear.”

The Creative Arts Emmys recognise many of the craftspeople that make shows possible, leaving the top awards for Sunday’s ceremony, presented by brothers Eugene and Dan Levy.

If I’m not in the United States, how can I watch the Emmys?
The Emmys can be watched in hundreds of countries. The Television Academy website provides a useful list of broadcasters and, in certain cases, broadcasting times.

“Live from E!” will premiere its red carpet broadcast at 6 p.m. Eastern on the cable network E!. The coverage will be hosted by Laverne Cox, the first transgender person to receive a nomination, comedian Heather McMahan, and Keltie Knight from E! News.

People magazine and Entertainment Weekly will also broadcast a live red carpet show on their websites and YouTube, beginning at 6 p.m.

Who is nominated for an Emmy?

“Shogun” has the most nominations, with 25, while “The Bear” has 23, including best comedy series and Best Actor in a Comedy Series for Jeremy Allen White, both of which it won at January’s strike-delayed presentation. Ayo Edebiri, who won best supporting actress in January, is nominated for best comedy actress this year.

“The Crown” with 19 nominations and “Hacks” with 16 each return to the Emmys after their respective years away. Elizabeth Debicki is nominated for best supporting actress in a drama for her role as Princess Diana, and Imelda Staunton for her portrayal of Queen Elizabeth II.

Jodie Foster, a two-time Academy Award winner, is expected to receive her first Emmy for outstanding actress in a limited or anthology series or television film for her part in “True Detective: Night Country.”

Robert Downey Jr., the reigning Best Supporting Actor Oscar winner, might also win his first Emmy. He’s nominated for best supporting actor in a limited series for his five different parts in “The Sympathiser.”

SOURCE | AP

DirecTV stated Saturday that it has reached an agreement with Walt Disney Co. to restore ESPN and ABC-owned stations to its service following a nearly two-week dispute that had blacked out the networks for millions of consumers in the United States.

The standoff ended just in time for sports lovers to see ESPN’s college football schedule on DirecTV. It will also assure that ABC’s Emmy Awards telecast on Sunday night is available in more big locations where DirecTV subscribers pay for the service.

ESPN And Other Channels Return To DirecTV With A New Disney Deal After A Nearly 2-Week Blackout

Since September 1, ABC has been unavailable on DirecTV in various locations where the channel is owned by Disney. They were located in the San Francisco Bay Area, Fresno, California, New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Houston, and Raleigh, North Carolina.

During Labour Day weekend, DirecTV’s 11 million subscribers were abruptly cut off from ESPN, ABC-owned stations, and other Disney-owned channels such as FX and National Geographic due to a dispute over carriage rates and programming flexibility.

Some viewers were watching the fourth round of the United States Open tennis event when ESPN went dark, while others were preparing to watch a college football game between LSU and Southern California.

The standoff also prevented DirecTV from broadcasting the NFL’s Monday Night Football opener.

The financial terms of Disney’s new arrangement with DirecTV were not disclosed as part of Saturday’s announcement. According to the partnership announcement, DirecTV would pay Disney based on “market-based” pricing.

The agreement also allows DirecTV to sell Disney’s video streaming services both a la carte and in its own bundled bundles. DirecTV acquired the ability to incorporate ESPN’s upcoming direct-to-consumer streaming service at an additional cost to its subscribers once it launches.

ESPN And Other Channels Return To DirecTV With A New Disney Deal After A Nearly 2-Week Blackout

The agreement occurred a few days after escalating tensions prompted DirecTV to file a complaint with the Federal Communications Commission, accusing Disney of bad-faith negotiations.

This is the second year in a row that Disney’s wrangling for programming rights has caused its networks to go dark on a pay-TV provider. Last year, Disney pulled its channels from Spectrum, the second largest cable-TV provider in the United States, for 12 days before settling the disagreement shortly before ESPN’s Monday Night Football start.

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(VOR News) – Venom has managed to maintain the Sonyverse mostly on its own, despite the regrettable events involving Morbius and Madame Webb. But Eddie Brock’s journey as a symbiote will (presumably) come to an end with the release of Venom:

The Last Dance, the third installment in the Venom film series. The action will take place in several different places, one of which is called Las Vegas.

Thanks to the most recent trailer for the movie, fans may finally find out who will play the lead role in the third and final Venom episode. This choice has enormous ramifications that might reach into the Marvel Cinematic Universe in addition to the Sonyverse.

The movie opens with Venom mentioning his “creator,” and approximately a minute into the clip, we see a glimpse of an elderly-looking man with stringy white hair. For comic book readers, the Knull is the only interpretation that has any chance of being true.

In Marvel Comics, Knull is a malevolent god who caused the genesis of the Symbiotes. The Symbiotes were also created by him. His plan to wipe out the Celestials, the ancient deities we encountered in Eternals, was directed at them.

In addition, he created All-Black the Necrosword, the tool used by Gorr the God-Butcher in Thor: Love and Thunder.

In addition to making Venom, he also made this tool.

Additionally, he portrayed the main antagonist in the Silver Surfer: Black comic book narrative published in 2019. Venom is not the only one impacted by his influence.

On the other hand, he will have a major and prominent part as the creator of Venom in the next film Venom: The Last Dance. Given that the Symbiotes have revolted against Knull, it is likely that he is attempting to subdue them.

There is a popular belief, though, that Rhys Ifans—who portrays House of the Dragons—will portray Knull. The identity of the actor that will portray Knull is still unknown, despite not knowing their name yet.

It is entirely untrue that Norman Reedus was the actor chosen for the role, despite a well-known Twitter assertion to the contrary.

Ifans was chosen for a role in the movie that hasn’t yet been fully revealed. The post is wholly untrue, though. Without question, the actor portraying Otto Hightower has the necessary gravity to capture the essence of the ancient Knull. This being represents the evil that existed before the cosmos was formed and predates even the celestials.

Still, is there any chance that Knull has more surprises in store for him than just this film?

The release of Avengers: Secret Wars, a significant crossover event that is anticipated to unite the entire Marvel roster in an extraterrestrial war royale, is set to mark the conclusion of the present era of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). The months of April and May are when this event is planned to happen.

Venom, Eddie Brock, and other Sonyverse characters can fight Knull.

There is undoubtedly a chance of this. Moreover, Knull is important enough to the Marvel universe that he may have opinions about how the dispute should be resolved.

Though it’s likely that Knull won’t be around for very long as a supervillain, he makes the ideal antagonist for the final Venom episode.

He poses a threat comparable to that of a god and will reveal the history and traits of the Symbiotes. He poses a risk. This win might benefit the Sonyverse, especially in light of the horrific tales it has told about Morbin’ Time and Amazonian spiders.

SOURCE: Inverse

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