Zach Braff Says the Emmys ‘Passed’ on Honoring Late Nick Cordero in the 2020 ‘In Memoriam’ Segment

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticPresident Donald Trump’s advice today – “Don’t be afraid of Covid” – didn’t go down well with some in the Hollywood community, including actor Zach Braff, whose friend, Broadway actor Nick Cordero, died last July of complications from the coronavirus.“You don’t have covid for the weekend,” Braff tweeted today.

Zach Braff and his girlfriend, Florence Pugh, shared the sad news on Friday, October 2, that their rescue dog, Roscoe, died.The Scrubs alum, 45, and Pugh, 24, took to Instagram on Friday to pay tribute to their pet.“Today I had to say goodbye to my best friend, Roscoe Braff,” Braff captioned seven photos of his pup. “He made it 17 years! I feel so lucky that we found each other.

Zach Braff has bid farewell to his beloved dog Roscoe, and encouraged others to adopt a pet.

Zach Braff and Florence Pugh are in mourning over the passing of their dog, Roscoe.

Zach Braff and Florence Pugh have said goodbye to their rescue dog Roscoe.

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Zach Braff revealed that  Nick Cordero  was not included in the Memoriam tribute at the 2020 Emmy Awards, after they campaigned to shine a spotlight in his honor at the virtual ceremony.

An awards show “In Memoriam” snub may be offensive to fans, but for the artist’s loved ones, it can also be very personal.

Scrubs actor Sam Lloyd, Mythbusters star Grant Imahara, and Broadway and television actor Nick Cordero were also . This morning, as more and more people wondered why these monumental figures weren't honored by the Emmys, Zach Braff offered an explanation.

Zach Braff is calling out the Emmys

Yet another major award show has left fans angry after omitting several beloved stars from their “In Memoriam” segment.

Zach Braff was very good friends with the late Nick Cordero, who tragically died from Coronavirus at 41 years old, and is now speaking out about the 2020 Emmy Awards leaving him out of the In Memoriam tribute.

72nd annual Emmy Awards honored many late stars during its In Memoriam segment, but fans noticed that they failed to include Kobe Bryant, Kelly Preston and Nick Cordero.During the 2020 ceremony held at the Staples Center in Los Angeles on Sunday, September 20, H.E.R. gave a powerful performance of “Nothing Compares 2 U” by Prince.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticNick Cordero was not included in the Emmy Award’s In Memoriam segment Sunday night, and Zach Braff, the late actor’s friend and former Broadway co-star, says it wasn’t for supporters’ lack of trying.“For those wondering: The Emmys chose to leave Nick Cordero out of the memorial montage,” Braff tweeted today. “I had no idea one had to campaign to get their loved one in.

While the Emmys is a celebratory night for TV's biggest shows and stars, the ceremony also takes a moment to reflect on all the people we've lost over the past year in entertainment. On Sunday's ceremony, musical artist H.E.R.