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Television&rsquo;s biggest night is back as the 73rd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards&nbsp;are here!
Unlike last year, the&nbsp;Microsoft Theater&nbsp;in Los Angeles will not be empty this time.&nbsp;Not just host Cedric the Entertainer but even Hollywood's biggest stars will be seen in attendance.&nbsp;
But who will take the top honours?&nbsp;
Netflix's latest season of British royals drama 'The Crown' and Star Wars television series 'The Mandalorian' on Disney+ topped the list with 24 nods each&nbsp;followed by Disney+'s Marvel show 'Wandavision' with 23 nods.&nbsp;
The Handmaid&rsquo;s Tale and Saturday Night Live also earned the next highest amount of nominations with 21 each.
Apple TV+'s 'Ted Lasso' bagged&nbsp;13 nods, including the major ones like Outstanding Comedy Series, Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series, and so on.
Uzo Aduba, Olivia Colman, Emma Corrin, Elisabeth Moss, Mj Rodriguez, and&nbsp;Jurnee Smollett&nbsp;are up for best actress in the drama category&nbsp;while&nbsp;Sterling K. Brown,&nbsp;Jonathan Majors,&nbsp;Josh O&rsquo;Connor,&nbsp;Reg&eacute;-Jean Page,&nbsp;Billy Porter &amp;&nbsp;Matthew Rhys&nbsp;are the best actor hopefuls this year.
The biggest battle of the night, however, will be between HBO and Netflix. In total, HBO bagged 130 nominations while Netflix managed 129.There are bound to be some surprises in store with the Hollywood A-listers putting their best fashion foot forward for the big night.&nbsp;
The awards will be presented by a star-studded lineup of presenters for the event, including Annaleigh Ashford, LL Cool J, Awkwafina, Misty Copeland, Michael Douglas, Ava DuVernay, Taraji P. Henson, Dolly Parton, Ellen Pompeo, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Rita Wilson, Yara Shahidi, Eugene Levy, Dan Levy, Beanie Feldstein, Bowen Yang, Kerry Washington and more.All attendees at the primetime ceremony and the Creative Arts events will be required to provide a negative COVID-19 test and be fully vaccinated in order to attend the show at the Microsoft Theater.&nbsp;

'Emmy Awards 2021': Everything you need to know about the ceremony

Super: 73rd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards&nbsp;are here
Television&rsquo;s biggest night is back as the 73rd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards&nbsp;are here!
Super:&nbsp;Ceremony to take place at the Microsoft Theatres in LA
Unlike last year, the&nbsp;Microsoft Theater&nbsp;in Los Angeles will not be empty this time.&nbsp;
Super: Awards will be hosted by Cedric the Entertainer
Not just host Cedric the Entertainer but even Hollywood's biggest stars will be seen in attendance.&nbsp;
But who will take the top honours?&nbsp;
Super: The Crown &amp; The Mandalorian&nbsp;leads the list with 24 nods
Super:&nbsp;Disney+'s Marvel show 'Wandavision' bags 23 nods
Netflix's latest season of British royals drama 'The Crown' and Star Wars television series 'The Mandalorian' on Disney+ topped the list with 24 nods each&nbsp;followed by Disney+'s Marvel show 'Wandavision' with 23 nods.&nbsp;
The Handmaid&rsquo;s Tale and Saturday Night Live also earned the next highest amount of nominations with 21 each.
Apple TV+'s 'Ted Lasso' bagged&nbsp;13 nods, including the major ones like Outstanding Comedy Series, Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series, and so on.
Uzo Aduba, Olivia Colman, Emma Corrin, Elisabeth Moss, Mj Rodriguez, and&nbsp;Jurnee Smollett&nbsp;are up for best actress in the drama category&nbsp;while&nbsp;Sterling K. Brown,&nbsp;Jonathan Majors,&nbsp;Josh O&rsquo;Connor,&nbsp;Reg&eacute;-Jean Page,&nbsp;Billy Porter &amp;&nbsp;Matthew Rhys&nbsp;are the best actor hopefuls this year.
Super: Battle between Disney, HBO &amp; Netflix at the Emmys. Who will win?
The biggest battle of the night, however, will be between HBO and Netflix. In total, HBO bagged 130 nominations while Netflix managed 129.
Super: Hollywood A-listers&nbsp;to put their best fashion&nbsp;foot forward
There are bound to be some surprises in store with the Hollywood A-listers putting their best fashion foot forward for the big night.&nbsp;
The awards will be presented by a star-studded lineup of presenters for the event, including&nbsp;Awkwafina,&nbsp;Taraji P. Henson, Dolly Parton, Ellen Pompeo, Rita Wilson, Yara Shahidi, Eugene Levy, Kerry Washington and more.
Super: Attendees required to provide&nbsp;Covid-19-ve&nbsp;reports &amp; vaccination ceritificates
All attendees at the primetime ceremony and the Creative Arts events will be required to provide a negative COVID-19 test and be fully vaccinated in order to attend the show at the Microsoft Theater.&nbsp;

The 73rd&nbsp;Primetime Emmys are here and Hollywood's A-listers will be dressed in their best on the red carpet. But who will take the top honours?&nbsp;

Television&rsquo;s biggest night is back as the 73rd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards&nbsp;are here!
Unlike last year, the&nbsp;Microsoft Theater&nbsp;in Los Angeles will not be empty this time.&nbsp; Not just host Cedric the Entertainer but even Hollywood's biggest stars will be seen in attendance.&nbsp;
But who will take the top honours?&nbsp;
Netflix's latest season of British royals drama 'The Crown' and Star Wars television series 'The Mandalorian' on Disney+ topped the list with 24 nods each&nbsp;followed by Disney+'s Marvel show 'Wandavision' with 23 nods.&nbsp;
The Handmaid&rsquo;s Tale and Saturday Night Live also earned the next highest amount of nominations with 21 each.
Apple TV+'s 'Ted Lasso' bagged&nbsp;13 nods, including the major ones like Outstanding Comedy Series, Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series, and so on.
Uzo Aduba, Olivia Colman, Emma Corrin, Elisabeth Moss, Mj Rodriguez, and&nbsp;Jurnee Smollett&nbsp;will compete for best actress in the drama category&nbsp;while&nbsp;Sterling K. Brown,&nbsp;Jonathan Majors,&nbsp;Josh O&rsquo;Connor,&nbsp;Reg&eacute;-Jean Page,&nbsp;Billy Porter &amp;&nbsp;Matthew Rhys&nbsp;are the contenders&nbsp; for best actor this year.
The biggest battle of the night, however, will be between Disney,&nbsp;HBO and Netflix. In total, Disney bagged 146,&nbsp;HBO bagged 130 nominations while Netflix&nbsp;has managed 129 nods. There are bound to be some surprises in store with the Hollywood A-listers putting their best fashion foot forward for the big night.&nbsp;
The awards will be given away by a star-studded lineup of presenters for the event, including Annaleigh Ashford, LL Cool J, Awkwafina, Misty Copeland, Michael Douglas, Ava DuVernay, Taraji P. Henson, Dolly Parton, Ellen Pompeo, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Rita Wilson among others. All attendees at the primetime ceremony and the Creative Arts events will be required to provide a negative COVID-19 test and be fully vaccinated in order to attend the show at the Microsoft Theater.&nbsp;

The nominations for this year's Emmy Awards have been announced and&nbsp; shows such as 'The Crown', 'The Mandalorian' and 'WandaVision' have swept through categories.
Disney+'s 'The Mandalorian' and Netflix's 'The Crown' scored the most nominations with 24 each, followed by Marvel spinoff 'WandaVision' with 23 nods.
Apple TV+'s comedy show Ted Lasso prominently featured on the list of nominations with nods in 20 categories.
HBO shows ruled the the Emmy nominations this year, bagging a whopping 130 nods for its own shows.
The official event for 73rd Emmy Awards will take place at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles on September 19. 

Emmy nominations 2021: 'The Crown', 'The Mandalorian' bag 24 nods each

Emmy nominations are out! Netflix&nbsp;show 'The Crown', Disney's 'The Mandalorian' bag 24 nods each

((use a breathe from the Crown, use a portion of Diana's dialogue from trailer of last season,&nbsp;and a bit of Mandalorian&nbsp;trailer))
VO: The nominations for this year's Emmy Awards have been announced and&nbsp; shows such as 'The Crown', 'The Mandalorian' and 'WandaVision' have swept through categories.
((split screen 3 way with posters / images))
Disney+'s 'The Mandalorian' and Netflix's 'The Crown' scored the most nominations with 24 each, followed by Marvel spinoff 'WandaVision' with 23 nods.
((use breathe from trailer, then start VO)) Apple TV+'s comedy show Ted Lasso prominently featured on the list of nominations with nods in 20 categories.
HBO shows ruled the the Emmy nominations this year, bagging a whopping 130 nods for its own shows.
The official event for 73rd Emmy Awards will take place at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles on September 19.

Disney+'s 'The Mandalorian' and Netflix's 'The Crown' scored the most nominations with 24 each, followed by Marvel spinoff 'WandaVision' with 23 nods.

The nominations for this year's Emmy Awards have been announced and&nbsp; shows such as 'The Crown', 'The Mandalorian' and 'WandaVision' have swept through categories.
Disney+'s 'The Mandalorian' and Netflix's 'The Crown' scored the most nominations with 24 each, followed by Marvel spinoff 'WandaVision' with 23 nods.
Apple TV+'s comedy show Ted Lasso prominently featured on the list of nominations with nods in 20 categories.
HBO shows ruled the the Emmy nominations this year, bagging a whopping 130 nods for its own shows.
The official event for 73rd Emmy Awards will take place at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles on September 19.

Watch! 'The Mandalorian' season 2 trailer is here

'The Mandalorian&nbsp;2' trailer: First look at season 2 of Disney+ series

'The Mandalorian' is back for with its official trailer for season 2.
The trailer sees The Mandalorian&nbsp;played by Pedro Pascal tasked with returning 'the Child, aka Baby Yoda' to his home planet.
Hot on their trail is the remnants of the Empire, led by the nefarious governor-turned-warlord Moff Gideon played by&nbsp;Giancarlo Esposito.&nbsp;
The trailer also shows Din Djarin embarking on his mission to deliver The Child to the Jedi.
Also starring&nbsp;Gina Carano&nbsp;and&nbsp;Carl Weathers, the Star Wars show will return to Disney+ on October 30.

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