a chin, so both of them got operations. Prior to this, Burnett had worked on the 1982 film Annie and was called back to reshoot part of a scene after having recovered from the surgery. The scene involved her character entering and exiting a closet to retrieve a necklace. She told the director John Huston that she was concerned about her chin looking different from entering the closet to exiting it, and he simply told her to "look determined". The scene is still in the film. In keeping with her promise to the anonymous benefactor who assisted her in 1954, she has contributed to scholarship programs at UCLA and the University of Hawaii to help people in financial need. In August 2020, Burnett and her husband petitioned to receive guardianship of Burnett's teenage grandson. Burnett is already "educational rights holder", meaning that she is the one who makes decisions about her grandson's schooling. Honors and legacy Burnett has received 23 Primetime Emmy Award nominations with 6 wins for her work in The Garry Moore Show, Julie and Carol at Carnegie Hall, The Carol Burnett Show and Mad About You. She also received 18 Golden Globe Award nominations, winning 7 Awards, for her work on The Carol Burnett Show. She also received 3 Tony Awards and 3 Grammy Awards nominations, winning one of each. Burnett also received various honors including 2 Peabody Awards, a Screen Actors Guild Life Achievement Award and a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. In 2003, she was honored with the Kennedy Center Honor. In 2005, she received the Presidential Medal of Freedom, awarded to her by President George W. Bush. In 2013, she received the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor. In 2019 she became the first recipient of the Carol Burnett Lifetime Achievement Award for Television, which was named in her honor. Work Filmography Discography Recording appearances as a singer. Solo/Duet Albums: Carol Burnett Remembers How They Stopped The Show (1961). Label: Decca. LP, Digital. Julie and Carol At Carnegie Hall - Julie Andrews and Carol Burnett (1962). Recording from Julie and Carol At Carnegie Hall TV special. Label: Columbia Masterworks. LP, CD, Digital. Let Me Entertain You: Carol Burnett Sings (1964). Label: Decca. LP, CD, Digital. Carol Burnett Sings (1967). Label: RCA. LP, CD, Digital. Here's Carol! Carol Burnett Sings (1968). Label: Vocalion. LP, Digital. Together Again For The First Time - Carol