Emmy

Since its first season, "Veep" has won 17 Emmys and been nominated 68 times, including this year's nine nominations.

Yes, "Game of Thrones" copped 32 Emmy nods, a record for a TV show in a single year.

Responding to the honour, Abudu wrote on Instagram, 'As a Nigerian television producer, I am honored to chair the 47th International Emmy Awards and be part of an organisation that celebrates extraordinary television producers from all over the globe - Mo Abudu.

News Agency of Nigeria reports that the honour was announced by the Emmys @iemmys on Instagram and reposted by Abudu @moabudu.

Emmy has vagoglossopharyngeal neuralgia, which causes her nerves to strangle her brain stem, leading to severe pain.

He also shared a second Emmy prize for best informational series or special in his role as host and executive producer of "Parts Unknown."

Bourdain, who was 61, was bestowed the Emmy, the US television industry's highest honour, for outstanding writing of a nonfiction programme for an episode of the popular CNN food and travel show series that was set in southern Italy and aired last November during its 10th season.

But she wants to do even more: Emmy dreams of becoming a war correspondent.

Jake Coates' wife, Emmy, 31, died in June last year - 18 months after being diagnosed with thyroid cancer.

AS Jake Coates described the bravery, selflessness and optimism shown by his terminally ill wife Emmy, there was barely a dry eye in the Pride of Britain audience.

Geographic distance and family rifts emerge from the Civil War's darkness to threaten Emmy O'Malley Evers's kith and kin.