Morning Report : ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT REPORTS FROM THE TIMES, NEWS SERVICES AND THE NATION’S PRESS.

TELEVISION

Emmy Online Voting: In an Emmy-night first, television and online audiences will watch Sunday at 8 p.m. on Fox as their choices for the top five moments during the previous TV season are revealed by celebrity hosts during the awards show broadcast. The vote has been taking place since Sept. 1 and will continue until the telecast begins. The voting site, managed by ExciteHome, a Redwood, Calif., company, is at https://www.emmys.excite.com. ExciteHome also hosts for online viewers the red-carpet arrivals as well as backstage interviews with the winners. Among 20 choices online viewers can access and vote on are Ben and Felicity’s long-awaited kiss on “Felicity,” Ross and Rachel’s Las Vegas wedding on “Friends,” and the death of Bobby Simone on “NYPD Blue.”

Emmy Online Shopping: It’s not Armani, but amid the glitz and glamour of the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences’ Emmy Awards show, the Academy Foundation is undertaking a fund-raiser for its nonprofit educational programs. Emmy collectibles, wearables and a poster celebrating the 51st annual event are available at the academy’s online store: https://www.emmys.org.

‘Women 2 Women’: Former KNBC-TV anchor Kelly Lange has been named a correspondent for the new KCBS-TV newscast, “Women 2 Women News,” debuting Monday at 4 p.m. And David Sheehan, KCBS’ former entertainment editor, will return to the station to do movie and stage reviews and celebrity interviews for the newscast, as well as the 5 and 6 p.m. newscasts.

MOVIES

Schwarzenegger Previews Terminated: Previews of the new Arnold Schwarzenegger action-adventure movie, “End of Days,” were terminated at a San Fernando Valley theater Wednesday and Thursday because advance word hit the Internet and KTTV-TV. Those who showed up with passes were handed a flier saying the leaks amounted to “corruption” of the test screening process. Hosts on KTTV’s “Good Day L.A.” asked viewers to attend the screenings and telephone or fax in their reviews. The announcements defeated the filmmakers’ need for an unbiased reaction. Test audiences, usually recruited at shopping malls, aren’t told the name of the movie. “The films shown at test screenings are not ready for public presentation. They’re a tool that makes the product better. We think this is an unethical breach of a private process,” Universal spokeswoman Terry Curtin said. The movie is set for a Thanksgiving holiday weekend release.

POP/ROCK

Springsteen Tickets: Hoping to deter scalpers, promoters for Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band’s Oct. 17-18 shows at the Staples Center have announced special arrangements for ticket sales, which begin next Saturday at 10 a.m. Tickets are $37.50 and $67.50. There will be a four-ticket limit per person per show, and wristbands will be handed out at Ticketmaster sites at 9 a.m. to organize lines. Tickets will also be sold online at https://www.ticketmaster.com. There are bigger restrictions on tickets for seats in the first 25 rows, which will be sold only via Ticketmaster’s phone service and will be limited to two per person per show. Those plum tickets will only be distributed to buyers on the night of the show at the Staples Center box office and the ticket holders will then be immediately escorted inside.

CSN&Y; Reunion: A reunion of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, an acoustic set by the Who and performances by Pearl Jam, Billy Corgan, Brian Wilson, Sheryl Crow and others have been lined up for the 13th Annual Bridge School Benefit in Mountain View. Tickets for the Oct. 30-31 shows--$35-$45 each--go on sale Sunday. Southern Californians can buy them by calling (415) 478-2277.

QUICK TAKES

ABC has indefinitely delayed the premiere of one of its new comedies, “Then Came You,” which was to have made its debut Oct. 7. To fill the gap, the network will expand Drew Carey’s improv show “Whose Line Is It Anyway?” to run an hour in the 8 p.m. Thursday slot. . . . The “Pokemon” phenomenon continues: Last week’s season premiere of the Saturday morning series scored the WB network’s highest children’s rating ever, with an estimated 3.1 million kids tuning in. . . . The correct date for the Museum of Television & Radio’s retrospective program with producer Steven J. Cannell (“The Rockford Files,” “The A-Team”) is Sept. 22, from 7-9:30 p.m. . . . Teen pop star Britney Spears will chat online with fans Monday at 3 p.m. at https://www.abc.go.com. . . . Charlie Zaa, Banda Maguey and Los Invasores de Nuevo Leon will be among the Latin music artists at the 13th annual “La Fiesta de Independencia” Sunday from noon-6 p.m. at the Whittier Narrows Recreational Area in South El Monte.