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The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences has released its annual list of local Emmy nominations. NBCUniversal’s NBC4 is tops with 18 noms, followed by Univision’s Spanish-language outlet KMEX with 15. CW-affiliated KTLA5 is next with 13; ABC’s ABC7 and indie for PBS channel KCET landed 12 each. Univision’s multiplatform education initiative Educate, Es El Momento (Educate Yourself, The Moment is Now) will receive the 2013 Governors Award. Winners of the 65th Los Angeles Area Emmy Awards will be announced August 3 at ATAS’ Leonard H. Goldenson Theatre in North Hollywood. See all the nominees and a breakdown of noms by station after the jump:L.A. LOCAL COLOR SPECIAL OLYMPICS SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA: WORLD OF DIFFERENCE •KTLA5 Don Corsini, Executive Producer Mike Kincaid, Executive Producer John Moczulski, Executive Producer Steve Pomerantz, Producer Jeff Proctor, Executive Producer Steve Rangel, Executive Producer Olivia Kate Stomski, Producer Mark Walton, Producer TONY’S L.A. •KTTV-TV Tony Valdez, Reporter PUBLIC, MUNICIPAL AND OPERATOR-PRODUCED CABLE BURBANK’S AFRICAN SISTER CITY •The Burbank Channel Peter Musurlian, On-Camera Talent, Producer METRO MOTION (BEST OF 2012) •CityTV of Santa Monica Robin Gee, Executive Producer Al Johnson, Associate Producer Marc Littman, Executive Producer Kim Upton, Producer TOWERS OF POWER •Time Warner Cable Mark Andrews, Producer Ron Roberson, Producer EDUCATION (No nominations in this category. No entry in this category met the 2/3 approval in order to receive a nomination.) CRIME/SOCIAL ISSUES BE BRAVE: SAMANTHA’S STORY •PBS SoCaL Maria Hall-Brown, Producer Eric Kirsten, Producer THE LA RIOTS: 20 YEARS LATER •KTLA5 Mary Beth McDade, Anchor Eric Spillman, Reporter Chris Taylor, Producer POST ELECTION SPECIAL •KCET Linda Burns, Coordinating Producer Rebecca Haggerty, Co-Executive Producer Bret Marcus, Executive Producer Judy Muller, On-Camera Talent Brian Rooney, Reporter Abe Rosenberg, Producer Rick Wilkinson, ... Read More »

Did you think we wouldn't see Channing Tatum for a while, since he's home snuggling his adorable baby Everly? Not so fast. He's still got a major summer movie on the way, White House Down, and he's starting the publicity in a major way. OK! News: See the first pic of Channing's sweet baby! Last night, Jimmy Kimmel aired a video Channing made with his White House Down co-star Jamie Foxx. It also features many other amusing celebrity cameos, like Miley Cyrus, Olivia Munn, and Gabourey Sidibe. What does "Channing all over your Tatum" really mean? Find out now! OK! News: Channing discusses the one thing he will never give his child. Did that clear things up for you? What was your favorite part of the video? Do you think that most things would be improved if Channing Tatum were involved? Tell us in the comments below or tweet us @OKMagazine.