The nominees for the 74th Primetime Emmy Awards were announced recently presenting the names of the top artists, movies, and series. The announcement also disclosed the name of former US President Barack Obama who received the Emmy nomination for the first time.
Former President Barack Obama ventured into new career paths! Since the end of his term in office, things have calmed down a bit around the former US President. The former politician enjoys life with his wife Michelle. And dedicates himself to his heart projects such as the series “Our wonderful national parks”, to which he lent his voice. He could now be honored for this. As he got a nod under the category of Outstanding Narrator for the Netflix docuseries. Yes, Barack is nominated for an Emmy Award!
As reported by various media reports, including People, the father of two was nominated for one of the coveted awards in the “Outstanding Storyteller” category. But Barack is not the only celebrity fighting for the award. But also actress Lupita Nyong’o, research icon David Attenborough and former basketball player Kareem Abdul-Jabbar are also worried about the Emmy. The award ceremony will happen on September 12th.
It’s Barack’s first Emmy nomination, but it wouldn’t be entertainment’s top honor. He has been nominated three times for a Grammy Award for Best Spoken Album. He was able to take the statue home with him twice, in 2006 for his read autobiography “Dreams from My Father” and in 2008 for “The Audacity of Hope”.
