
Chadwick Boseman and former President Barack Obama score first Emmy nominations
CNN
While former winners "Succession" and "Ted Lasso" predictably swept the nominations, there were plenty of newcomers among them, including the late "Black Panther" star and the former president.
Nominees were announced Tuesday morning for the Emmys, which honor the best television of the year. Former winners "Succession" and "Ted Lasso" predictably swept the nominations, but there were also plenty of newcomers among them.
Boseman was posthumously nominated for reprising his performance as T'Challa (aka Black Panther) in the animated Disney+ series "What If?" (Norm Macdonald and Jessica Walter also scored posthumous nominations, but they had both been nominated previously, with Walter earning a statue in 1975.)

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