Emmy Winners List!

Who won big at this year's 65th Primetime Emmy Awards? Check out the list of winners...

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Nintendo's Hiroshi Yamauchi has died at 85

When Yamauchi became president of Nintendo in 1949, the company was a small playing cards manufacturer. In 1963 Yamauchi renamed Nintendo Playing Card to Nintendo and massively diversified the company's efforts. In the following years Nintendo set up a taxi company, a TV network, and even a chain of love hotels before getting into toys in 1966.

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Emmys 2013: Who will/should win

Best Drama Series

Nominees:
Breaking Bad
Downton Abbey
Game of Thrones
Homeland
House of Cards
Mad Men

Will Win...

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Creative Arts Emmy Awards winners list

HBO led with 20 Emmys, followed by CBS with 15 and NBC’s with 11. HBO’s Behind the Candelabra was the most awarded program with 8 Emmys. CBS’ Undercover Boss won best reality show, South Park was named best animated show, while Project Runway‘s Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn took best reality hosts. The Guest Actor/Actress categories were the highlight of the ceremony with emotional wins for comedy great Bob Newhart, who snagged his first Emmy for The Big Bang Theory, Dan Bucatinsky (Scandal), Melissa Leo (Louie) and Carrie Preston (The Good Wife).

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How Game of Thrones Used Geese and Tennis Balls on Sticks to Make Daenerys’ Dragons

Not only were the three dragons meticulously computer-generated, but Pixomondo had to create the fictional beasts completely from scratch using the movements of real Komodo dragons, birds, and bats as inspiration.

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10 Years After The Room, Tommy Wiseau Is Still Hollywood’s Biggest Mystery

Despite renting a giant billboard on Highland Avenue in Los Angeles to advertise what he hoped would be a successful Hollywood film, the self-funded drama flopped pitifully in 2003 — before making a miraculous comeback as a cult favorite.

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Why Risky Business's Director Vanished

“Risky Business,” the film that made 21-year-old Tom Cruise a household name, was also a promising directorial debut for Paul Brickman, the Chicago native who also wrote the tale ... But as Cruise’s star rose, Brickman retreated from Hollywood.

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Director Hayao Miyazaki to Retire

Koju Hoshino announced Miyazaki's intention to retire Sunday, but declined to take questions, deferring to a news conference next week in Tokyo. "He wants to say goodbye to all of you, " the Studio Ghibli president said.

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