Awards
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Emmys Review: Speeding Up the Acceptance Speeches Came at a Too-High Cost
The 77th awards tried something different by tying a charitable donation to the speech runtimes, but the result was a telecast for people who dislike awards shows
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‘The Pitt’ Beats ‘Severance’ for Best Drama in Emmys Upset
In the end, it wasn’t the critically adored Apple TV+ series, but HBO Max’s acclaimed medical drama that scooped up the top prize
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From Hero to Zero: ‘The Bear’ Suffers Massive Drop in Emmy Wins in a Single Year
In 2024, the show broke a record for scoring the most Emmys for a comedy series in a single season. In 2025, it didn’t win any
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Stephen Colbert Warns to ‘Stay Strong’ in Emotional Emmys Speech: ‘I’ve Never Loved My Country So Desperately’
“The Late Show” won Outstanding Talk Series
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‘The Studio’ Breaks Comedy Emmys Records Once Held by ‘The Bear’
Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg’s landmark first season dethroned the FX series for two separate comedy series records
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‘Adolescence’ Star Owen Cooper Is the Youngest Male Actor to Win an Emmy
The 15-year-old enters the history books, joining the ranks of Zendaya, Michael J. Fox, Roxana Zal and Kristy McNichol
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Nate Bargatze Opens Emmys by Mocking ‘Severance,’ CBS and Other Shows With Viral ‘SNL’ Sketch Reprisal
Bowen Yang, Mickey Day and James Austin Johnson joined him for the sketch
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‘The Pitt,’ ‘The Studio’ and ‘Adolescence’ Dominate a Topsy-Turvy Emmys Night | Complete Winners List
“The Pitt” beating “Severance” for drama series was just one of many surprises at the 77th Emmy Awards
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2025 Emmys Red Carpet: Noah Wyle, Cate Blanchett and More Arrivals | Photos
Television’s biggest stars bring their best looks to the Emmy Awards
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The Emmys Need a Jolt. Start by Bringing Politics Back to the Speeches
Hollywood is running scared of political fallout. But after record-low ratings, shows like the Emmys need recipients who make noise
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Box TV Sets as Art: From Daniel Tyree Gaitor-Lomack to Veronica Fernandez
They may no longer a fixture in homes, but old-fashioned box TVs still inspire artists as symbols of mass media and objects of everyday living
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Greed Is Good… for TV Drama
By Brian Lowry Artwork by Barbara Kruger Gordon Gekko, the amoral investor in Oliver Stone’s Wall Street, got it partly right when he said, “Greed is good.” Greed might not be beneficial to society, as Michael Douglas’ character argued, but in recent times, it has certainly helped produce good TV. Granted, greed has taken many…
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Dynamic Duos in Oil Paintings: ‘Hacks,’ ‘Nobody Wants This’ and More
Brooklyn-born Elbert Joseph Perez re-creates some of the season’s most memorable on-screen pairings in distinctive oil paintings.
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Bill Lawrence, Reba McEntire, Ynon Kreiz to Receive Paley Honors Award
The Paley Center for Media’s 2025 fall gala will take place Nov. 10 at the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles
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Diego Luna Unpacks His ‘Andor’ Journey From Beginning to Exhausting End
Reprising his most popular on-screen role in the Star Wars prequel series Andor, Mexican actor Diego Luna has won critical raves and mainstream fans. Can he finally take a breather?
