If you’re watching E!’s red carpet special for the 2025 Emmy Awards, you might be wondering where all the familiar faces of the past are.

Giuliana Rancic and Laverne Cox are both two of the most recognizable red carpet hosts from over the years, but they have both left the show.

Live From E!: Emmys will feature the network’s new team of correspondents, though you’ve definitely seen them all on the network in the past.

So, who will be hosting this time?

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After more than 30 years on the air, E! News is coming to an end as a linear TV show.

The long-running entertainment news program will officially sign off on September 25, 2025, sources confirm via THR.

The show first launched back in 1991 and became a staple for celebrity interviews, red carpet coverage, and Hollywood headlines.

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E! News is coming to an end after three decades.

The long-running entertainment news programs, as well as Pop of the Morning and In The Room, have been canceled, Variety reported Wednesday (August 5).

The move comes amid a larger NBCUniversal restructuring, according to the report.

The trio of programs are all based in New York, and the decision comes after E!’s move a year ago to expand its entertainment news programming and introduce new shows.

E! News had transitioned the nightly Los Angeles show to a morning show in New York after an announcement at the end of summer last year.

“The cancellations come as E!’s parent company, NBCUniversal, looks to streamline its programming and restructure internally to create more efficiencies. Additionally, the harsh economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic factored into E! News, Pop of the Morning, and In the Room being taken off the cable channel’s programming slate,” Variety reported.

E! News first premiered on September 1, 1991.

Netflix also recently announced that these shows are being canceled in 2020…