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Laverne Cox leaving E!'s red carpet coverage after three years as host
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scrn logline
Laverne Cox steps down from E!'s iconic red carpet coverage, leaving fans wondering who'll fill her stilettos at Hollywood's biggest nights.
beat sheet
- Cox, a trailblazing trans icon, hosted the network's Golden Globes and Oscars coverage for 3 years, bringing her unique perspective and star power to the events.
- Her departure leaves a high-profile vacancy, as E! looks to find a fresh face to lead their red carpet commentary and bring that special Tinseltown flair to viewers.
call sheet
Laverne Cox, E!, Golden Globes, Oscars