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2017 Press Tip Sheet PRESS TIP SHEET PRESS RSVP: Lauren Loverde, Director of Awards & Communications, The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, New York [email protected]. Visit Our Website: www.nyemmys.org. On gala day, all press report to our red-carpet press check-in area. Please ask for Phyllis Bishop. What: The 60th Annual New York Emmy® Awards Gala When: Saturday, May 6, 2017 Where: Marriott Marquis, Times Square 1535 Broadway (45th and 46th St.) ~ Broadway Ballroom, 6th Fl. Time Frame: 4:30 p.m. Press Check-In 5:00 p.m. Presenter Arrivals and Cocktail Reception, Broadway Ballroom Foyer 6:00 p.m. Dinner, Broadway Ballroom 6th Fl. 7:00 p.m. Awards Presentation, Broadway Ballroom 6th Fl. 11:00 p.m. Closing Remarks (Approx.) The Governors’ Award will be presented to WCBS-TV on the occasion of its 75th Anniversary, we salute and recognize the station as a pioneer in New York television. Sami Gayle, from Blue Bloods on CBS will be there to introduce the award. Presenters Include: Danny Aiello, 3x Emmy® Award Winner & Academy Award Nominee for Do the Right Thing Ernie Anastos, Emmy® Award-Winning Anchor, FOX 5 News Liliana Ayende, Weather Anchor, Univision 41 N.J. Burkett, Correspondent, WABC Rita Cosby, Emmy® Award-Winning TV Host, Best Selling Author & Special Correspondent, Inside Edition, CBS Alan Cumming, Tony Award-Winning performer, Cabaret & Actor, The Good Wife John Franco, Former NY Mets player, team captain and current Club Ambassador Sami Gayle, Actor, Blue Bloods, CBS Elizabeth Hashagen, 10x Emmy® Award-Winning Anchor, News 12 Long Island Sandy Kenyon, Entertainment Reporter, WABC Brandon Marshall, Analyst, Inside The NFL John Miller, Deputy Commissioner of Intelligence & Counterterrorism Odalys Molina, News Anchor, Primera Edición, Telemundo 47 / WNJU Rich Newberg, Emmy® Award-Winning Former Senior Correspondent, News 4 Buffalo, WIVB Dr. Oz, Emmy® Award Winning Host, The Dr. Oz Show Natalie Pasquarella, Anchor, News 4 New York at 4, 6 and 11 p.m., WNBC Lonnie Quinn, Chief Weathercaster, CBS2 News at 5, 6 and 11 p.m., WCBS Darlene Rodriguez, Anchor, Today in New York, WNBC John Roland, Former Anchor, WNYW Fox 5 Marvin Scott, Senior Correspondent, PIX11 News at 10, Anchor, PIX11 News Close-Up, WPIX Rolland Smith, Former Anchor/Reporter, WCBS & WWOR Katiria Soto, News Anchor, Univision 41 Kaity Tong, Anchor, PIX11 News Allan Villafaña, News Anchor, Primera Edición, Telemundo 47 / WNJU Jacquie Walker, Award-Winning Anchor, News 4 at 5, 6 and 11 p.m., WIVB Total Number of Nominated Entries: MSG Network – 51; WNBC-TV – 50; WPIX-TV – 44; YES Network – 34; WXTV Univision 41 – 33; WNJU Telemundo 47 – 31; Newsday – 25; SNY – 25; News 12 Long Island – 23; WNYW FOX 5 – 18; News 12 Connecticut – 17; WCBS-TV – 15; News 12 Westchester – 14; BRIC-TV – 13; Thirteen/WNET – 12; CUNY-TV – 11; WABC-TV – 11; WLIW – 10; MSG+ – 10; NJTV – 9; NYC Life – 8; News 12 New Jersey – 7; Time Warner Cable News – Albany – 7; Time Warner Cable News – Rochester – 7; WTEN-TV – 7; Brooklyn Free Speech – 6; Elite Daily – 6; FiOS1 News – 5; WGRZ-TV – 5; WHEC-TV – 5; WIVB-TV – 5; WRGB-TV – 5; Yankees.com – 5; Vox Media/Eater.com – 4; WSTM-TV – 4; GAF – 3; HITN – 3; NJ.com – 3; Pegula Entertainment/MSG Network – 3; WXXI Public Broadcasting – 3; NYDailyNews.com – 2; WCNY Syracuse – 2; WMHT-TV – 2; WXXA – 2; Zagat – 2; abc7ny.com – 1; APTV/Asbury Park Television – 1; Azteca America – 1; BARD Entertainment – 1; cbsnewyork.com – 1; ESN-TV Cablevision Channel 118 – 1; Greenburgh Cable Access Television – 1; HuffingtonPost.com – 1; MSGNetworks.com – 1; NET-TV – 1; News 12 Brooklyn – 1; News 12 Interactive – 1; News 12 The Bronx – 1; NewYorkLiveTV.com – 1; NY1 Noticias – 1; NY1Noticias.com – 1; PCK Media/NJTV – 1; PIX11.com – 1; SNY.tv – 1; SYR.edu – 1; Telemundo47.com – 1; The Players Tribune & Spacestation – 1; Thirteen.org – 1; Time Warner Cable SportsChannel – 1; WGRZ.com – 1; WJLP-TV – 1; WNED-TV – 1; WRNN-TV – 1; WROC-TV – 1 .
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