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Emmys So White Part 2: No Actors of Color Win Major Acting Prizes on TV’s Biggest Night
The 78th Emmy Awards produced another #EmmysSoWhite moment: all 12 lead and supporting acting winners across drama, comedy, and limited series were white, the first such sweep since 2021.
Apple TV's Widow's Bay Dominates 2026 Emmys With 14 Wins
"Widow's Bay" led the 2026 Emmys with 14 wins including best comedy series, capping a dominant night for Apple TV as HBO Max split the remaining top prizes between "The Pitt" and "DTF St. Louis."
"DTF St. Louis" Wins Limited Series Emmy at 78th Emmys
HBO's "DTF St. Louis," a limited series about a murder investigation triggered by a bizarre love triangle, won Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series at the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards on Monday, capp
'DTF St. Louis' Wins Outstanding Limited Series Emmy, Ends Netflix
HBO's "DTF St. Louis" won the Emmy for Outstanding Limited Series at the 78th ceremony, ending a three-year Netflix winning streak and becoming HBO's first win in the category since 2022's "The White
Michael J. Fox Receives Bob Hope Humanitarian Award at Emmys
Michael J. Fox received the Bob Hope Humanitarian Award at Monday's Emmys, using his acceptance speech to reflect on keeping his Parkinson's diagnosis secret before channeling his platform into decade
Roach Walks Back Zendaya, Holland Wedding at Emmys
Tom Holland made his first-ever Emmys appearance alongside Zendaya, where stylist Law Roach retracted months of tabloid speculation by confirming the couple has not yet had an official wedding ceremon
Stephen Root Wins Emmy For Widow's Bay
Stephen Root took home Best Supporting Actor in Comedy at the Emmys for Apple TV's 'Widow's Bay,' crediting co-star Matthew Rhys and the show's 'truth in reality' creative philosophy for the win.
Colbert's Late Show Wins Emmy After CBS Cancellation
"The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" won the 2026 Emmy for Outstanding Variety Series under new "area award" rules—months after Paramount canceled the show amid accusations of political pressure from
Sally Field Becomes Oldest Emmy Winner in Her Category and Shades Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger: ‘Our Voices Matter’
Sally Field, 79, won the Emmy for lead actress in a limited or anthology series for Netflix's 'Remarkably Bright Creatures,' becoming the oldest winner in her category, and used her acceptance speech
Matthew Rhys Wins Two Lead Emmys, Completes Trifecta
Matthew Rhys won two lead acting Emmys in one night, becoming the first person to sweep both lead categories and the first male performer to win all three top acting prizes.
David Harbour Wins First Emmy, Teases 'Doomsday' Return
David Harbour used his Emmys red carpet return to preview a December Marvel return and an untitled Netflix reunion with Millie Bobby Brown — just two days after winning his first-ever Creative Arts Em
Mariska Hargitay Opens The Emmys With Help From Jalen Brunson, Jean Smart & A Nicole Kidman Commercial
Mariska Hargitay became the first woman to host the Emmys in 15 years, opening with a pre-taped Joan Jett parody featuring Jalen Brunson and Jean Smart before delivering a monologue that culminated in
Seehorn Wins First Emmy for 'Pluribus' After 'Saul' Shutout
Rhea Seehorn won her first Primetime Emmy — outstanding lead actress in a drama — for Apple TV's 'Pluribus,' finally earning the recognition that eluded her across six 'Better Call Saul' seasons and 5
Mariska Hargitay’s Emmys Monologue Gets a Necessary Assist From Nicole Kidman
Mariska Hargitay hosted the 2026 Emmy Awards as the first female emcee since Jane Lynch in 2011, opening her monologue with a scripted interruption by Nicole Kidman who claimed Hargitay was stealing h
Jean Smart Ties Emmy Record With Fifth Hacks Win
Jean Smart won her fifth consecutive Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series Emmy for the final season of HBO Max's Hacks, tying Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Cloris Leachman for the most Emmys ever won
'Color of the Sun' Venice Win, US Distribution Still Open
Xavier Tera's debut feature "The Color of the Sun," a queer Okinawan coming-of-age film produced by Jeremy O. Harris's new company bb2, won the FIPRESCI Prize at Venice and is now seeking US distribut
Matt Barats' 'Anchors Aweigh' Plays TIFF, Seeks U.S. Distribution
Matt Barats' second feature "Anchors Aweigh," an Abso Lutely–produced 71-minute indie riff on Ross McElwee's "Sherman's March," played TIFF Midnight Madness and Oak Cliff while still seeking U.S. dist
Sydney Sweeney's Novig Ad Sparks Anti-Woke Debate
Sydney Sweeney's new ad for sports-betting platform Novig — featuring her in deliberately eroticized poses across multiple sports — has reignited debate over her status as an 'anti-woke' cultural figu
Oasis confirm 2027 tour with Knebworth return
Oasis have confirmed their 2027 'Oasis Live 27' tour spanning the UK, Ireland, mainland Europe and the US, culminating in four nights at Knebworth 30 years after their historic 1996 shows there.
How Neil Marshall Built The Descent Without Real Caves
Director Neil Marshall and star Shauna Macdonald reveal the practical tricks behind The Descent's grimmest scenes — salt waterfalls, no real caves, and a boot crushing a cauliflower standing in for a
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