The 74th Emmy nominations include major props (Rhea Seehorn!) and total letdowns (a lack of nods for Mandy Moore,…
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Saloni Gajjar is staff writer (TV) who runs on caffeine. Her previous work experience includes NBC, Mashable, Complex, Interview Magazine. She's a member of the Television Critics Association & WGAE.
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