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The medical talk show "Dr. Oz" was a first-time winner at the Daytime Emmy Awards, which were telecast by CBS on Sunday night.

At the Latin Grammy Awards, which were telecast from the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas by the Univision network, performers did a lot of geographical roll calls, name-checking as many countries as they could fit over a beat.

Slate.com TV critic Willa Paskin bravely has recalled watching The Real World marathons on MTV, which were telecast, I think, back in the late 1800s.

More than 500 students attended the event, which was telecast live.

At his crowded satsangs (spiritual assemblies), which are telecast live on India's proliferating religious channels, Mr. Asaram, who goes by one name, takes great pains to condemn sexual desire in men and women.

The New York Times chief dance critic, Alastair Macaulay, was rapturous in his review of Mr. Hallberg's performance on Nov. 20, which was telecast live to theaters all over the United States.

Elisabeth Moss received her first Emmy nomination as best actress for the series, which is telecast on the AMC cable channel, and Jon Hamm received a second straight best actor bid.

Its digital sales increased by 89.1%, helped by the performance of the song on Paul O'Grady Live, which was telecast on three occasions.

In 1970, Crawford was presented with the Cecil B. DeMille Award by John Wayne at the Golden Globes, which was telecast from the Coconut Grove at The Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles.

Paisley and Carrie Underwood once again hosted the event, which was telecast live by ABC to most of the country except the West Coast, where it was tape-delayed for prime-time viewing.

The show, which was telecast live on the CMT cable channel, came on a particularly good day: The skies were mostly clear and only a little oil was washing in on the white sand about 100 miles north of the Deepwater Horizon site.