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There were only three teams left Sunday night on CBS' Emmy-winning show "The Amazing Race," but one team beat out the competition in the exciting season finale!

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Phil Keoghan broke the good news today -- the Emmy-award winning show he hosts, "The Amazing Race," will be back for a 15th season.

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ET gives you a sneak peek of the brand new season of "The Amazing Race."

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Ready, set, go: The new season of "The Amazing Race" is ready to spring off the starting block for a globe-trotting adventure!

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The last time AMBER and ROB MARIANO competed on "The Amazing Race," they finished in second place to JOYCE and UCHENNA AGU. But when the "All-Star" version of the series premieres Sunday, Feb. 18 at 8 p.m. on CBS, it is a whole new game!

"What we have done in the creation of the race [is that we have made] it very hard for people, particularly veterans like Rob and Amber," says Executive Producer and Co-Creator BERTRAM van MUNSTER. "It is not easy to win a race like this. Some people just came off 'Race 10.' [Rob and Amber] are reality stars. They know how to do this stuff. For us it was an opportunity to change the race and make it really hard for them. It was no cakewalk for them by any means."

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The tenth season of "The Amazing Race" premiered on CBS on its new night last Sunday, and fans were in for an episode to remember. From executive producer Jerry Bruckheimer, "The Amazing Race" is a reality show in which teams of two (with previously established relationships) literally race around the world.

In the season premiere, married Indian-American couple VIPUL and ARTI came in last place at the end of the episode, but the real shocker was the elimination of Muslim-American best friends BILAL and SA'EED before they even arrived at a checkpoint.

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Placing a final feather in its cap after a heavily accoladed nine-season run, "Everybody Loves Raymond" won the Emmy® for Outstanding Comedy Series, while "Lost," now entering into its second season, beat out all comers -- "The West Wing," "24," "Deadwood" and "Six Feet Under" -- to win the coveted Outstanding Drama Series award at the 57th Annual Emmy® Awards, broadcast live Sunday night from the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles.

Pleasantly surprising her "Desperate" co-stars, FELICITY HUFFMAN was named Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series, beating out fellow "Housewives" MARCIA CROSS and TERI HATCHER, along with PATRICIA HEATON ("Raymond") and JANE KACZMAREK ("Malcolm in the Middle"), in an unexpected upset. "I've turned into one of those actresses, and I'm sorry," Huffman said, fighting off tears as she accepted her first-ever statuette. She thanked the Wisteria Lane ladies, show creator MARC CHERRY, and singled out the "incomparable WILLIAM H. MACY" for taking "a chunky 22-year-old girl with a bad perm and glasses out into a cow pasture and kissing me and making me his wife."

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With brothers BRIAN and GREG out of "The Amazing Race" that leaves just five more teams to travel the world on their way to the big money prize. Will it be "Survivor" lovebirds and first-place twosome ROB and AMBER? Or boyfriends LYNN and ALEX?

In related "Amazing" news, CBS has also announced that Rob and Amber will wed in a special television event, "Rob and Amber Get Married," to be broadcast May 24 at 9 p.m. The TV special will include a behind-the-scenes look at preparations for the wedding ceremony, which takes place at Atlantis, Paradise Island, in The Bahamas. It will also show the bridal and bachelor parties, the reception and special surprises that Rob and Amber planned for each other! Renowned celebrity event planner COLIN COWIE is in charge of the special day.

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