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Dwight Makes Right: Rainn Wilson Tweeting Mad Over Steve Carell's Emmy Snub!

Steve Carell, The Office
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That's what she said? No. That's what we all said.

Turns out, the problem with being a sentimental favorite at the Emmy Awards is, if you don't win, there's quite a lot of unresolved sentiment floating around.

Like with Steve Carell, who despite being the category favorite, last night was denied his final shot at Emmy glory for his career- (and some would say TV landscape-) defining role of Michael Scott on The Office.

Well, take heart, viewer. You weren't the only one who cried out and looked at things to throw at your TV screen when Charlie Sheen called Jim Parsons—not Carell—to the podium. Rainn Wilson did, too. And then saw fit to share his fury with the world.

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Not Winning, But...Charlie Sheen Expected to Present at the Emmys

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Well, Charlie Sheen may not be winning an Emmy this year—but he might be announcing one!

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the warlock will be presenting at this years 63rd Annual prime-time award show. 

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EXCLUSIVE!

Jane Lynch as Emmys Host: "You're Going to Be Seeing Some Skin!"

Jane Lynch, Emmy Host FOX
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What can we expect from Jane Lynch when she makes her debut as host of the Emmy Awards next weekend?

Plenty of laughs, hopefully a Glee-inspired song-and-dance number and possibly some risqué frocks!

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Bette Midler to Lady Gaga: "Keep the Meat Dress and the Firecracker Tits. The Mermaid's Mine"

Bette Midler, Lady Gaga AP Images
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Update: In response to Bette Midler's Twitter claims against her, Lady Gaga today told The Billy Bush Show, "I had no idea that she did that, and I'm a huge Bette Midler fan."

The pop star continued, "Maybe we're just cut from the same cloth...I couldn't hop around in that tail, so I just stuck myself in a wheelchair."

Come on, Gaga, you're fairly creative, couldn't you have come up with something a little more clever?

Instead of saying, I didn't know that she'd done it, but I do now and I think it's great, at least say it was a tribute to M!

Team Bette.

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Really, Lady Gaga?

When copying someone's act that they originated in the '80s and continue to do onstage today, how do you expect not to be caught red-handed?

Or red-finned, in this case.

Last week, Lady Gaga took the stage in Sydney where she was egged after performing dressed as a mermaid in a wheelchair.

And while advocacy groups were outraged at Gaga's performance, it was another diva, Bette Midler, who originated the wheelchair-bound mermaid act, who was actually most peeved of all. It's a case of Yuyi the Mermaid vs. Delores De Lago!

So what does the divine Miss M have to say about Gaga stealing her act?

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Breaking Bad Stars Bryan Cranston & Aaron Paul Talk "Shocking" Season-Four Premiere

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Fasten your safety belt tightly, people, because when Emmy magnet Breaking Bad finally returns this Sunday night, you're in for a "much darker roller-coaster ride" than ever, star Aaron Paul told us on set this spring, adding: "It's the most intense thing we have done thus far."

Impossible, we scoffed—the show has consistently maintained the intensity of a 30-hour Coen brothers movie—until we saw the mind-blowing fourth-season premiere.

What about the first episode is, as Bryan Cranston says, so "very shocking" that one audience member at the L.A. premiere was forced to seek medical attention?

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Complete List of Nominations for 63rd Primetime Emmy Awards

Modern Family, Mad Men, Boardwalk Empire, Mildred Pierce HBO (2); AMC; ABC
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The nominations for the 63rd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards were announced bright and early this morning.

Leading all contenders is Mildred Pierce, with 21 nominations, while Mad Men tops all series with 19, including nods for Best Drama, Actor for Jon Hamm, Actress for Elisabeth Moss, and Supporting nods for Christina Hendricks and John Slattery. Boardwalk Empire and Modern Family followed, with 18 and 17 nods, respectively.

Jane Lynch hosts the awards, airing Sept. 18 on Fox. Here's the complete list of nominees:

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Joel McHale Puts Melissa McCarthy Through Pre-Emmy Hell

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Reading a list of names may sound easy, but it's not.

Just ask Joel McHale, who was tapped to reveal last year's Emmy nominees. And we're not talking about those daytime Emmys; people actually pay attention to this batch.

No wonder Bridesmaids star Melissa McCarthy is so stressed. She'll be announcing the noms this year. Luckily, she was able to turn to McHale, who offered McCarthy much wisdom.

And a bloody nose...

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BREAKING!

It's Official: Glee's Jane Lynch Is Hosting the Emmys!

Jane Lynch Mathew Imaging/WireImage.com
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If ever there were a moment worthy of breaking into song, surely this is it.

Glee's resident scene-stealer and all-around awesome funnylady Jane Lynch has been named the host of this year's 63rd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards.

Just one question: Do they make formalwear tracksuits?

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Shockers, Snubs and Sentimental Faves: Five Things to Know About the Daytime Emmy Nominations

James Franco, Kirsten Storms, General Hospital ABC/Michael Yarish
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Almost seems bittersweet, right? Some of your favorite soaps get canceled and then honored. If they were so deserving of accolades, why not leave them on air, right? But alas, that's showbiz, kids.

This morning, the nominations for the 38th annual Daytime Emmy Awards were unveiled, with General Hospital (call it the James Franco effect) scoring a leading 21 nominations. Hot on its tail (it's jealous evil twin of sorts) was The Young and the Restless, which earned 20, followed by Sesame Street, with 16.

But enough with the numbers. We want the snubs! The sweeps! The huhs?! So here are some cold, hard facts—five of them, actually—you need to know about the Daytime Emmy nominations.

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Jane Lynch on Ed O'Neill Glee Diss: Let It Go!

Ed O'Neill, Jane Lynch ABC; FOX
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Since Ed O'Neill decided he was the best judge of who does—and does not—deserve their Emmy, we've been wondering what Glee's bitchy Sue Sylvester has to say about it.

After all, she's not only played by the fab Jane Lynch—but Lynch herself was specifically O'Neill's target.

The jealous douche had the gall to say that his Modern Family costar, Sofia Vergara, deserved the Emmy, not Jane. He said Lynch's character was "one-note," among other insults.

Well, what does J.L. have to say about it all?

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