The nominations for the 78th annual Primetime Emmy Awards were announced Wednesday morning in Los Angeles, presented by past winners Liza Colón-Zayas and Jeff Hiller. The first two categories – variety series and reality competition – were revealed on NBC’s ‘Today’ show. Winners will be recognized at the 78th Emmy Awards ceremony, scheduled to broadcast live on NBC on Sunday, September 14.
The announcement of nominees was a collaborative effort between Colón-Zayas and Hiller, with both individuals having previously received Emmy recognition for their work. According to multiple reports, including those from CBS News, NPR, the New York Post, and The Hollywood Reporter, the pair jointly presented the list of contenders across various categories.
The Hollywood Reporter noted that the initial announcements focused specifically on the variety series and reality competition fields. No details regarding nominations in other categories were immediately available at the time of reporting. However, full nomination lists are accessible through multiple outlets, including CBS News and The Hollywood Reporter which is currently updating its list as information becomes public.
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