Marcus James Dixon is a Senior Editor at Gold Derby. A reality TV enthusiast and admitted Emmy snob, he passionately covers topics related to entertainment, including film, pop culture, and the intricacies of awards shows. His insights and commentary have been featured in MSN, NewsBreak, Yahoo Sports, Yahoo News, and Gold Derby.
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For the first time ever, there were six Emmy nominees for Best Animated Program instead of the typical five, due to a tie in the nominations phase.
After riding high with Breaking Bad , a 16-time Emmy winner including two for Best Drama Series, creator Vince Gilligan's follow-up series, Better Call Saul , earned a dubious record: 53 nominations and zero wins.
The days of HBO dominating the Best Movie Emmy race appear to be behind us.
Last year, Julie Andrews made Primetime Emmy history when she became the oldest woman ever to win at age 89. Now, at 90, she just extended her own record at Sunday's Creative Arts Emmys.
By: Marcus James Dixon
John Travolta will never live down his butchering of Idina Menzel's name at the 2014 Oscars.
By: Marcus James Dixon
Michael C. Hall returns as everyone's favorite serial killer, who now deals with a midlife crisis.
By: Marcus James Dixon
The Oscar winners are back as middle-aged witches three decades after audiences fell in love with the original movie.
By: Marcus James Dixon
Here are the nominees trending upward following the dual ceremonies over the weekend.
By: Marcus James Dixon
The animated hit won its sixth Best Animated Program award this year thanks in part to ridiculing the president.
By: Marcus James Dixon, Denton Davidson
Cast members include Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters, Jessica Lange, Angela Bassett, Kathy Bates, and more.
