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The nominees for the 22nd Annual Critics’ Choice Awards were announced today, and with no surprise, HBO took the top spot raking in 22 nominations while ABC and Netflix tied for second with 14 nods. With critically acclaimed shows like The Americans, the new Donald Glover comedy Atlanta, and the uber-successful The People Vs. OJ Simpson FX ranked fourth.

Jimmy Kimmel hosted the 68th Primtime Emmy Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday in a swiftly-paced event that saw plenty of perennial favorites take home statues, including Game of Thrones and Veep, as well as some first-time wins for stars Kate McKinnon, Rami Malek, and Tatiana Maslany. See the full list of winners from television’s biggest night.

After being put on the backburner, the Felicity Huffman-fronted fashion series House of Moore is back in development at ABC. Set in the world of fashion, the one-hour dramedy has tapped Elizabeth Craft and Sarah Fain as executive producers and showrunners.

This year’s nominations included the usual appearances from House Of Cards, Game Of Thrones, and Modern Family as well as attention for newcomers like Mr. Robot, The Night Manager, and Master Of None.

A young man living a sheltered life develops a crush on a stripper and joins her Alcoholics Anonymous group just so he can be in the same room with her.

Vanessa Hudgens joins NBC’s DC Universe-based office comedy Powerless, Felicity Huffman and John Ridley extend their relationship, Hina Abdullah joins The Jury and more in today’s TV Casting news.

We’ve got new details on the Emmy-nominated series’ sophomore season.

The President of the United States is stranded in the wilderness of Finland after Air Force One is shot down by terrorists.

The fate of the most powerful man in the world lies in the hands of a 13-year old boy. Plunged into a deadly game of cat and mouse with only hours to spare, Oskari and the President must team up to survive the most extraordinary night of their lives.

The fate of the most powerful man in the world lies in the hands of a 13-year old boy. Plunged into a deadly game of cat and mouse with only hours to spare, Oskari and the President must team up to survive the most extraordinary night of their lives.

A woman who’s been suffering from chronic pain since the car accident that cost her the life of her child finds the will to go on from the most unexpected places.

Hoping to find catharsis after the death of his son, a grieving father forms a band from his son’s demo tapes and lyrics.

A struggling talent agent manages to book his young client in a potentially major film role, but before the shoot begins he finds out her father might be molesting her.

A handful of Hollywood stars join Jennifer Anniston for “Cake.”

A roundup of the week’s TV casting news!

Logline: A rebellious teenager involved in a tragic car accident finds brutality, then forgiveness and hope, in an unjust juvenile penal system.

Logline: A woman who’s been suffering from chronic pain since the car accident that cost her the life of her child finds the will to go on from the most unexpected places.

For ages 17 and up.

Logline: When a 13 year old boy begins a test of manhood by spending 24 hours in the wilderness, he discovers the wreckage of an Air Force One jet. Upon rescuing the president from his escape pod, the two team up in a struggle to survive.

Logline: Hoping to find catharsis after the death of his son, a grieving father forms a band from his son’s demo tapes and lyrics.

Logline: A struggling talent agent manages to book his young client in a potentially major film role, but before the shoot begins he finds out her father might be molesting her.

Logline: A college age boy from a dysfunctional family accompanies a female college friend (who he has a crush on) home for holidays for what he believes will be a very traditional Christmas with the “perfect” family.