Chris Colfer and Walton Goggins to present Creative Arts Emmys

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Chris Colfer and Brad Falchuk of ‘Glee’ and Walton Goggins and Graham Yost of ‘Justified’ are among the new batch of presenters who will dole out prizes at the Creative Arts Emmys on Sept. 10.

The Academy of Television Arts and Sciences also named Rebecca Romijn and Paul Scheer (‘NTSF:SD:SUV’), Priscilla Presley and Steve Binder (‘Elvis’ ‘68 Comeback Special’), H. Jon Benjamin and Adam Reed (‘Archer’), and Paul ‘Pee-Wee Herman’ Reubens (‘The Pee-Wee Herman Show on Broadway’).

They join previously announced presenters Jon Cryer and Chuck Lorre (‘Two and a Half Men’), Connie Britton and Jason Katims (‘Friday Night Lights’), Mitzi Gaynor and Bob Mackie (‘Mitzi Roaring in the 20’s’), Alison Brie and Dan Harmon (‘Community’), Phil Keoghan and Bertram Van Munster (‘The Amazing Race’), Noah Wyle and Robert Rodat (‘Falling Skies’), Nick Tweed Simmons and Gene Simmons (‘Gene Simmons: Family Jewels’), Kiernan Shipka and Matthew Weiner (‘Mad Men’) and Jeff Probst and Mark Burnett (‘Survivor’).

The Primetime Creative Arts Emmys will be held at the Nokia Theatre L.A. Live in Los Angeles. An edited version of the telecast will be aired by ReelzChannel on Sept. 17.

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-- Tom O’Neil