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Dolly Parton Tribute, Noah Kahan ‘In Memoriam’ Performance Among Additional Emmy Telecast Plans

Dolly Parton Tribute, Noah Kahan ‘In Memoriam’ Performance Among Additional Emmy Telecast Plans

variety.com 10.09.2026 20:52 26 views
The 78th Emmys producers are planning a tribute to the late Dolly Parton, and have also signed up roots country music sensation Noah Kahan to perform “Bridge Over Troubled Waters” to accompany this year’s In Memoriam seg

As Variety reported on Wednesday, the awards show will also include 'Charlie's Angels' and 'Buffy, the Vampire Slayer' reunions The 78th Emmys producers are planning a tribute to the late Dolly Parton, and have also signed up roots country music sensation Noah Kahan to perform “Bridge Over Troubled Waters” to accompany this year’s In Memoriam segment. That’s among the details that the producers at Jesse Collins Entertainment, while also confirming — as Variety reported yesterday — that the stars of “Charlie’s Angels” will return to mark the show’s 50th anniversary, while Sarah Michelle Gellar and David Boreanaz will reunite to celebrate the 30th anniversary of “Buffy, the Vampire Slayer.” Details on the celebration of Parton, who died on Aug. 25 at 80, are slim as the Jesse Collins producers put the finishing touches on the tribute. Paul Simon is one of his favorite artists.

So it was really about coming up with an arrangement that does the song justice. He’s such a pure musician, and he’s worked really hard with our team to create something I think people are going to love.” Host Mariska Hargitay, exec producers Jesse Collins, Dionne Harmon and Jeannae Rouzan-Clay, Television Academy chair Cris Abrego, the org’s president Maury McIntyre and NBC’s Jen Neal, the exec VP of live events and specials, helped roll out the step-and-repeat carpet (color blue this year, in honor of NBC’s 100th anniversary) on Thursday morning in sweltering heat outside the Peacock Theater at L.A. Among the burning questions: How is Hargitay prepping, a few days before Monday’s ceremony?

I think the gift that I’ve given myself through all this is really to just do it my way and not have to hit anything. I’m not a professional comedian, and so I don’t feel that kind of pressure that they might feel. I’m just doing what I do.

I’m having the time of my life.” It’s also become a bit of a family affair: Her brother Mickey Hargitay Jr., who owns Mickey Hargitay Plants in Los Angeles, is providing olive trees for the red carpet. And after the Emmys, the plants will be donated to the homeless shelter House of Ruth, which houses women who have faced domestic abuse. I feel very supported, and I feel like I’ve got some angels around me.” That included winning two Emmys over the weekend for her doc “My Mom Jayne,” which took some of the pressure off prepping for Monday.

Abrego and McIntyre said it was mission accomplished. And look, it’s a big show. We have a lot more entertainment to do.

We want to have the time to celebrate those names. And of course, to really give time to this year’s winners in terms of their separate speeches. It absolutely has created more time.” McIntyre noted that supporting limited/anthology series actor and actress winners David Harbour and Linda Cardellini will be presenters on Tuesday, with their wins recognized on air.

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