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Think you’ve been regaled as much as is humanly/electronically, even robotically, possible by this year’s vast selection of promising television series? And really, how much in-depth information do you truly know: The thread count of Don Draper’s latest Madison Avenue-inspired suit for instance… Also: Will M.C. Hammer ever appear on Dancing with the Stars– and if so, what secret signs and signals have thus far been transmitted on past seasons to give us hints that this might just eventually transpire…? Oh, and if Orange is the New Black will old, one day, be the new, new?!?—at least when one hearkens back to The Secret Life of Marilyn Monroe?
Come sate your curiosity for (probably no) answers to these but other dissimilar questions, as the legendary Hollywood Museum opens yet another memorable exhibit. Come September 16th, the venerable old Max Factor building will unveil its umpteenth display honoring this year’s 67th Annual Emmy Awards in the form of “Best in Television…Emmys 2015 Exhibition”!
“We are proud to be the only location in Hollywood with this comprehensive and exclusive Emmy showcase,” declares Hollywood Museum president and founder Donelle Dadigan.
And comprehensive is an understatement considering that this year’s list of contenders, both mass televised and skill-wise, are about as diverse and multifaceted as there has ever been! Also home to some of Marilyn Monroe’s most standout costumes and residential resting place to Hannibal Lecter’s jail cell from The Silence of the Lambs, these impending newfangled additions are sure to fit right in at the Hollywood Museum!
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Highlighted Primetime programs will include: Alpha House, American Horror Story, Bessie, Dancing with the Stars, Hot in Cleveland, House of Lies, How to Get Away with Murder, Justified, Mad Men, Modern Family, Orange is the New Black, Orphan Black, Portlandia, Project Runway, Ray Donovan, Silicon Valley, The Americans, The Good Wife, The Knick, The Newsroom, The Secret Life of Marilyn Monroe, The Walking Dead, Transparent, True Blood, Two and a Half Men and many more soon to be determined!
The display itself will encompass featured props and original costumes from 2014-2015 most highly nominated shows along with “fan favorites”
Set to attend the opening night, red carpet, all star reception (by invitation only): Richard Herd of Star Trekkian fame, Everybody Love’s Raymond’s equally loveable Doris Roberts, Batman’s golden-voiced Jack Betts, The Bay’s ever singular Patrika Darbo, ventriloquist extraordinaire and sitcom-style SOAP star Jay Johnson, The Have and Have Nots arrestingly tall Jerome Ro Brooks, The Young and the Restless’ ever dynamic Kate Linder, stand-out comedienne Judy Tenuta, Little House on the Prairie’s—never stand-down—“bad girl” Alison Arngrim, ever lovely as a lily of the valley Lee Purcell of aptly named Valley Girl fame and an impending host of others!
The exhibit will run September 16th through November 1st at the glamorous Hollywood Museum on the corner of Hollywood and Highland (1660 N. Highland Ave.).
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