Emmy Predictions: Who Will Take Over From ‘Game of Thrones’ and ‘Fleabag’?
Contenders for the top awards range from “Schitt’s Creek,” “Insecure” and “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” to “Succession,” “Ozark” and “The Mandalorian”
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Emmy Nominees: The Complete List
Nominated for TV’s top drama are: “Better Call Saul,” “The Crown,” “The Handmaid’s Tale,” “Killing Eve,” “The Mandalorian,” “Ozark,” “Stranger Things’ and “Succession”
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Emmy Preview: A Wide Open Race and a Big Challenge for Jimmy Kimmel and Show Producers
If a Hollywood award is handed out in the forest (or on Zoom) and there’s no one there to applaud the winner, is it really an award?
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Creative Arts Emmys Announce Wrong Winner for Guest Actor in a Drama Series
Voiceover said Jason Bateman won for “The Outsider,” but the real winner was Ron Cephas Jones in “This Is Us”
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2020 Creative Arts Emmys, Night 5: The Complete Winners List
The 72nd Primetime Emmy Awards air Sunday night on ABC
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How E! Will Go ‘Live From the Red Carpet’ for the Emmys When There’s No Red Carpet
“Our audience is at home wanting escapism,” E!’s head of live events Jen Neal says of Sunday’s two-hour Emmys pre-show
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Why This Year’s Emmys Ratings May Not Decline as Much as You’d Think
But 72nd annual Emmy Awards are still likely to set record lows on ABC
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2020 Creative Arts Emmys Winners List, Night 4: Scripted
Quibi wins its first two Emmys for “#FreeRayshawn”
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Emmy Predictions in All 23 Major Categories, From ‘Watchmen’ to ‘Schitt’s Creek’ (Photos)
With Emmy favs “Game of Thrones” and “Fleabag” gone, who will take their place?
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2020 Creative Arts Emmys Winners List, Night 3: Scripted
Disney+ picks up first Emmys for “The Mandalorian”
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Anthony Carrigan’s 40-Pound Robot Suit in ‘Bill & Ted Face the Music’ Felt Like a ‘Silicone Oven’
“But honestly, it was a small price to pay for being part of something so special,” the “Barry” star says of being in the film
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How Female Directors Overcame Years of Bias to Score Record Number of Emmy Nominations
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “There’s only so many years you can go into a meeting and hear, ‘We hired a woman once, and it didn’t work,'” Lesli Linka Glatter says
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How ‘Handmaid’s Tale’ Team Built a Ruined Washington, DC During a Government Shutdown (Video)
“There were a ton of limitations that the [National] Mall put on us,” VFX producer Stephen Lebed tells TheWrap
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Why ‘The Morning Show’ Director Mimi Leder Found a Cinematic Look for a Show About TV
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “I really wanted to shoot the women on this show very much the way men are shot,” Leder says.
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How ‘Homeland’ Director Lesli Linka Glatter Navigated the ‘Landmines’ of the Series Finale
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “‘Homeland’ started out with a traitor masquerading as a hero, and it ended with a hero masquerading as a traitor,” Glatter says
