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Variety reports that the 78th Emmy Awards red carpet is underway, with stars arriving in their Monday evening attire as television's highest honors get distributed. HBO Max's medical drama "The Pitt" enters the night as the nomination leader with twenty-five, while "Hacks" follows closely with twenty-four—a figure that already secured its place in Emmy history before a single envelope was opened.
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