Anthony Bourdain ended up earning a posthumous Emmy nomination for Parts Unknown, which he hosted and executive produced. The travel and food-centric series scored six nominations overall, including best informational series or special, cinematography, picture editing, sound editing, sound mixing, and writing. As a bonus, CNN.com's Anthony Bourdain: Explore Parts Unknown was also recognised in the best shortform nonfiction or reality series category. The chef, bestselling author, and travel journalist died at the age of 61 in June, so it would be wonderful to see the Emmys pay respect to his work, as well as the careers of other celebrities who have passed away recently.