From the ballroom to Radford Studio Center, previously “Dancing with the stars” Competitors and reality TV veterans Ariana Madix and Harry Jowsey will host the 35th Environmental Association’s gala next month.
Emas celebrates “Trailblazers on television and film that drives sustainable changes and highlights stories that inspire climate measures and environmental law.
“To host the EMA award and bring awareness to projects that literally save the planet is really an honor,” Madix said in a statement on Friday. “I’m happy to be a part of an evening that lets sustainability shine and have a fantastic time in the process!”
“It’s really special to celebrate such an important cause at the EMA Awards this year,” Jowsey agreed. “I feel honored to be in this special night, to share some laughs on the road and learn from the incredible projects that are recognized.”
The guest list will contain board members of EMA Malin Åkerman, Madelaine Petsch, Wendie Malick, Emmanuelle Chriqui and Brie Garcia, and Nikki Garcia, Kathy Griffin, Jenna Dewan and Selma Blair. In addition, EMA’s leading board co-chairman Lance Bass will serve as Gala’s first Celebrity Executive producer.
“The environmental association has been such a meaningful part of my journey for several years and inspired me to use my voice and platform to seek sustainability and drive real change,” Bass said in a statement. “Seeing the legacy of EMA continuing to grow, mobilizing artists, innovators and communities around the planet, is extremely powerful. I look forward to joining the role of executive producer for this year’s EMA awards, where we not only celebrate Trailblazers that makes an impact but also creates a show that entertains, informs and notifies actions for a hearing for an action for an action for an action for an action for an action for a.
“EMA Awards Gala is an annual celebration of storytellers and innovators who use their platforms with purpose,” EMA’s CEO Debbie Levin, Ekade. “Every year, we honor inventive wealth and commitment that proves that entertainment can inspire meaningful change, with stories on the screen that reason with the audience and break through to lead to real impact. As the market creators that reinforce industries that have led to a sustainable practice to the consumers through authentic stories.
In addition to competing against each other on “DWTS” season 32, Madix is also known for “Vanderpump Rules” and “Love Island,” While Jowsey can be seen in Netflix “too hot to handle” and “wrong Paris.”
Check out the full list of nominees for October 11 -ceremony in Los Angeles, below:
Feature film
- Jurassic World Rebirth – Universal images, amblin entertainment
- The wild robot – Dreamworks Animation, Universal Pictures
- Evil – Universal images
Documentary
- Yanuni – Malaika pictures
- Octopus! – Amazon MGM Studios, Jigsaw Productions, Wells Street Films
- The Last Rhinos: A New Hope -National Geographic, Sixty-Six Media Inc.
Paul Junger Witt Coedy Series
- Common side effectsThe “Pilot” – Adult swimming
- Abbott elementary, “Volunteers” – Warner. Bros -Tv
- SimpsonsThe “The past and the furious” -a Gracie Films production in conjunction with the 20th TV animation
Documentary
- America“Gulf Coast” – BBC Studios Natural History Unit, in conjunction with Universal Television Alternative Studio, a division of Universal Studio Group
- Mutually by Omaha’s wild kingdom that protects the wild“Safe passage for whales” – Hearst Media Production Group, Mutual of Omaha
- Wild HopeThe “Thunder and fire” – HHMI Tangled Bank Studios and Red Rock Films
Reality series
- Top chef“Born in Eld” – nbcuniversal, bravo, magical elves
- Visionaries with Zay Harding“Sustainable Skyliner” – Hearst Media Production Group, Volo Foundation
- Life below zero“Night movements” – Produced by BBC Studios for National Geographic
Child series
- JaneThe “Pan Troglodytes” – Apple TV+ in conjunction with Sinking Ship Entertainment
- Mission unstoppableThe “Filtering water, frog babies and firefighting” – Hearst Media Production Group, Hold Hill Philanthropies, Geena Davis Institute on Gender in the media.
- A real bug’s life“Love in the forest” – National Geographic, Plimsoll Productions
Drama series
- Alien: EarthThe “Neverland” – fx on hulu
- Yellow stone“Life is a promise” – Linson Entertainment, Bosque Ranch Productions, Tree House Films, 101 Studios, MTV Entertainment Studios
- ParadiseThe “The day” – 20th TV
- Gray’s Anatomy“Drop it like it’s hot” – Shondaland & 20th TV
Speech series
- The Daily Show, “Nick Offerman lets the alarm: US National Parks are under attack” – Comedy Central (Paramount)
- Gastronomic adventure ColombiaThe “To the tasting” – Sony Pictures Television
- Real time with Bill Maher, “Al Gore, Senator Adam Schiff, Bret Stephens” – HBO in conjunction with Bill Maher Productions
Student film:
- Patchwork is ongoing – Cal State Long Beach
- Nishi – iafm – Eco Film Lab Residency
- Ash in the eyes – City College of New York
