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The Usmagazine.com Guide to the Emmys
Friday September 14, 2007
The cast of "The Sopranos."
Craig Blankenhorn / HBO
Friday September 14, 2007
Craig Blankenhorn / HBO
TV's biggest night is just around the corner, and as the stars are debating which dress and loaned diamond combo to go with, we're doing some prep-work of our own. For example, are we really ready for a Ryan Seacrest-hosted show? Will HBO and The Sopranos run away with the evening's top awards? And what category is primed for an upset?
Read on for our thoughts, and see how they hold up back here at Usmagazine.com after Sunday's ceremony!
Seacrest, Centerstage: Few people have more experience hosting a live show with big personalities than Ryan Seacrest, but on his regular American Idol gig, the performance pressure is decidedly elsewhere. And yet, the fearless TV and radio host told Extra today that his Emmys are going to "feel different" from the "first frame."
Big words that we hope to hold him to! We'll be watching out for Seacrest and his rumored song and dance number, wondering if his worst fear will come true, "that it goes well and he's asked to do it again."
Sayonara, Sopranos: Does anyone have a shot against HBO's crime family? Already lavished with years of critical praise and awards, it seems unlikely that the love-train would end on the series last season. With every major category covered, look for The Sopranos to be the night's big winner.
Surprise Party?: We're anticipating surprises in the supporting actor categories. Just take a look at supporting actress in a drama -- with three Grey's nominees (Katherine Heigl, Sandra Oh and Chandra Wilson) and two Sopranos stars (Lorraine Bracco and Aida Turturro) Brothers & Sisters' Rachel Griffiths (nominated twice before for Six Feet Under) could very well sneak in with a win.
Tell Us your Emmy predictions, and check back in to Usmagazine.com on Sunday for complete coverage on everything from the red carpet to the after parties.
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11:38 AM
Anonymous Says:
10:25 AM
MCET Says:
In what way did The Sopranos "dwindle" after the first two seasons? Granted, the first two seasons are about as close to perfect as is achievable, imo. The final season was amazing.
8:13 PM
Katie E. Says:
YAWN
5:25 AM
Anonymous Says:
That show is completely overrated. I will admit that it was awesome the first couple of seasons. But it started to dwindle after that. I’m glad that it is finally over for good. Plus that dude is fat and is sooo grosses me out. Ewww.
1:57 PM
Frankie Says:
GO HUSKERS! BEAT USC!!! HELLLLL YEAH
12:47 PM
Anonymous Says:
Does anybody really give a sh*t about the Emmys? I mean reeeally… does anybody give a sh*t?
12:01 PM
Anonymous Says:
I will not watch this sh!tfest Emmy show.
9:05 AM
Anonymous Says:
I just don't know what it is about Ryan Seacrest. He just is so Ugh!!!
8:19 AM
Kimberella Says:
Opps, wrong topic. Haha.
8:17 AM
Kimberella Says:
Obviously the Emmy's are wanting to see a 20 something percent increase in their ratings as well. Not at all cool. This waste of space doesn't belong anywhere near a room of talented people who deserve recognition.
7:32 AM
Katie E. Says:
Yawn
10:39 PM
Sherlock Says:
Anonymous -- that sounds like a self-confession if I ever heard one!
9:32 PM
Anonymous Says:
US Weekly is a blog for the pervs and nutjobs.
