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"The Pitt" is winning: 25 Emmy nominations
MX🏛️ PoliticsCenter6 hr. ago

"The Pitt" is winning: 25 Emmy nominations

The drama 'The Pitt,' starring Noah Wyle, has been nominated for 25 Emmy awards at the 78th edition, making it the most-nominated series. It is followed by 'Hacks' with 24 nominations and 'Widow’s Bay' from Apple TV with 19. The series competes in several categories including Best Drama Series and Best Actor. Other notable mentions include Bad Bunny's Super Bowl performance and Taylor Swift's concert film receiving multiple nominations. The Emmy ceremony is scheduled for September 14 in Los Angeles.

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"The Pitt" is winning: 25 Emmy nominations

The drama 'The Pitt,' starring Noah Wyle, has been nominated for 25 Emmy awards at the 78th edition, making it the most-nominated series. It is followed by 'Hacks' with 24 nominations and 'Widow’s Bay' from Apple TV with 19. The series competes in several categories including Best Drama Series and Best Actor. Other notable mentions include Bad Bunny's Super Bowl performance and Taylor Swift's concert film receiving multiple nominations. The Emmy ceremony is scheduled for September 14 in Los Angeles.

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