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When it comes to breakage, zippers are apparently the honey badgers of the clothing world: they don't give a s**t, they break when they want. And last night, Sofia Vergara's precariously low zipper wanted to give out shortly before the curvaceous Colombian "Modern Family" star was due onstage.

Nothing like celebrities uncensored. Here's a few choice tidbits from the red carpet.

Who wore the worst gowns of the evening?

The top 10 gowns of the evening!

Tonight is the 2012 Emmys, with potential for historical moments: will Bryan Cranston of "Breaking Bad" set a record? How about "Mad Men?" Tune in here for an updated list of winners.

Since Jimmy Kimmel is hosting the Emmys, it looks like TV stars everywhere are trying to get on his good side... at least that's the premise of this star-studded promo for the Emmys. Watch it here!

Thursday's primetime Emmy nominations may have marked a sea change. "The Voice" took home multiple nominations, whereas "American Idol" has received none. Among those seeing writing on the wall? "The Voice" producer Mark Burnett.

Who got snubbed in this year's Emmy race? As always, the Emmy voters got some stuff right, and other stuff very, very wrong. Click through to find out who deserved a nomination but didn't get one.

The full list of 2012 Emmy nominations were announced today, giving us an idea of who might be bringing home the trophies this fall. See the full list of nominees here.

With Emmy submission season upon the television community, Ed Helms of "The Office" and "Mad Men" star January Jones have decided they'll heed words once spoken by "Cathy" cartoonist Cathy Guisewite: "If at first you don't succeed, try something different." The two are respectively swapping out their traditional Emmy categories and breaking some new ground.

Late night, prime time - how different could the two be? No stranger to courting entertainers, ABC confirmed Monday that late night host Jimmy Kimmel will host the 64th Annual Emmy Awards, E! News reports. "I hope to be able to do for the Emmys this year what Eddie Murphy did for the Oscars," Kimmel said.

Once more, awards show producers screwed up the worst thing that the various ceremonies screw up almost every year: leaving some curiously absent from "In Memoriam" tributes. "Taxi" co-star Jeff Conaway, who passed away this past May, was left out of the tribute segment.

Charlie Sheen made the backstage rounds at Sunday night's 63rd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards and who should he come across, but his starring replacement on "Two And A Half Men," Ashton Kutcher. If the unflinchingly blunt and honest Sheen's Twitter is to be believed, the two snapped a quick photo to be shared with Sheen's many admirers and Sheen gave the former "That '70s Show" star his stamp of approval.

Who would've thunk it? Three seasons into "Glee," Jane Lynch, who has probably sung fewer bars than almost any main cast member on the Fox song-and-dance hit might just be the most identifiable, iconic and entertaining thing about the whole cast.

Outstanding Lead Actress In A Comedy Series nominees all gathered on-stage at the 63rd Annual Emmy Awards Sunday night awaiting Rob Lowe and Sofia Vergara presenting that year's coveted statuette.