Several award shows were also postponed or reformatted as virtual events, since they were considered to be large gatherings that were subjected to government public health restrictions, including the 2020 iHeartRadio Music Awards (originally to be held March 29 in Los Angeles and aired by Fox, its ceremony was canceled on August 24, with winners announced throughout the Labor Day weekend on iHeartMedia radio stations instead of a televised ceremony),[442][443] the 2020 Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards (originally to be held on March 22 in Inglewood, California and rescheduled for May 2 in a remote format),[444][445] the 55th Academy of Country Music Awards (originally to be held April 5 and aired by CBS, but rescheduled for September 16),[446][242] and the 2020 Billboard Music Awards (originally to be held on April 29, but rescheduled to October 14).[447] The 74th Tony Awards (originally to be held on June 7 at Radio City Music Hall and aired by CBS) were postponed indefinitely, due largely to mandated closures of Broadway theaters in New York.[448][449] CBS aired a "sing-along" version of Grease as a CBS Sunday Night Movie in place of the ceremony.[450] The 47th Daytime Emmy Awards canceled its in-person ceremonies, which had originally been scheduled in a new three-night format.[451] On April 28, the NATAS announced that the presentation would be rescheduled as a virtual event,[452] and announced on May 20 that the winners in leading categories would be presented in a CBS Ver mais