“Schitt’s Creek” starts out strong with multiple Emmy wins for father and son duo Eugene and Daniel Levy.
2020 Emmy winner (seven times over) “Schitt’s Creek” went from cult obscurity to fan favorite. Like the series itself, that feel-good story is a solace right now.
‘Schitt’s Creek’ set Emmy records while ‘Watchmen’ and ‘Succession’ helped lead HBO to a dominant night in a surreal evening that demonstrated how to pull off an awards show during a pandemic.
Find out the winners of the 2020 Emmys with our complete list, updating live during Sunday night’s ceremony.
Here’s what the cast of ‘Schitt’s Creek’ had to say after sweeping the comedy series categories at the 2020 Emmys.
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We followed “Succession” star Nicholas Braun (a.k.a. Cousin Greg) as the HBO series took home best drama at the virtual Emmys. Here’s what it was like.
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Find out the winners of the 2020 Emmys with our complete list, updating live during Sunday night’s ceremony.
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‘Schitt’s Creek’ broke multiple records with its sweep of the comedy awards during the 2020 Emmys.
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Regina King, who won the 2020 Emmy Award for lead actress in a limited series for her performance in HBO’s “Watchmen,” now has four acting Emmys.
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HBO’s “Watchmen,” winner of the best limited series Emmy, connected directly with the nation’s fervor over racism, police brutality and Black Lives Matter.
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Comedian and host Jimmy Kimmel kicked off this year’s virtual Emmys ceremony with a very 2020-specific monologue.
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The 2020 Emmys offered exciting wins, fun celebrity cameos and touching moments with essential workers. Check out the action now.
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Due to COVID-19, 2020 marks the first virtual Emmy Awards in the show’s 72-year history. We take you inside Staples Center for a look at the stage set and host Jimmy Kimmel’s plans.
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Laidback luxe and awards-show-from-home chic carried the night.
Two E! hosts, Giuliana Rancic and Vivica A. Fox, released statements during the Emmys red-carpet preshow announcing they tested positive for COVID-19.
Warner Bros.’ ‘Tenet’ continues to do modest business with $36.1 million in North American receipts and a global cumulative of $250.1 million.
Van Morrison is planning to release three new songs that take a swipe at coronavirus restrictions imposed by the British government.
L.A. poet laureate Robin Coste Lewis joins the L.A. Times Book Club Sept. 24 for Black Poets in a Time of Unrest, an evening of discussion and poetry performances.
COVID-19 prompts L.A.'s popular free Shakespeare festival in the park to conceive “Romeo and Juliet” as a distanced, livestreamed affair.
Seeing art in person is so critically different from looking at it online. But what happens when the gallery-going experience comes with plexiglass shields and viewing-time limits?
Ballet Folklórico de Los Ángeles performed its first drive-in performance, mixing Mexican heritage and American identity in a show for pandemic times.
“We gotta yeet this virus,” the famously ageless Paul Rudd says in a hilariously cringeworthy PSA encouraging Americans to wear masks to combat COVID-19.
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In “More Than a Woman,” the British writer once known for snark and controversy copes with everything from maintenance sex to her child’s eating disorder.
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At Sunday’s Emmys, Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Breonna Taylor were remembered. Winners encouraged viewers to vote. And essential workers grounded the show.
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In the weirdest of times, a weird awards show delivers a strange sort of comfort, not to mention some genuine surprise.
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Zendaya spoke to the press after her Emmy win for “Euphoria.” She’s the youngest ever winner for lead drama actress.
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The cast and crew of “Insecure,” star Issa Rae included, watched Sunday’s Emmy Awards from Inglewood’s new SoFi Stadium. But why?
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Directors Julie Cohen and Betsy West spent years with the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg to make their Oscar-nominated film ‘RBG.’
LACMA finally released plans for the building’s interiors and they are ... gray. Plus, a loss for L.A. urbanism journalism, COVID-age theater and the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg in our weekly arts newsletter.
The last of four buildings being torn down at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art should be completely gone by next month, the museum says.
The 10th season of the Peabody Award-winning series starts Friday and is really smart, transporting us to the U.S.-Mexico border, Beijing and London.
As LACMA nears completing demolition of its 1960s and ‘80s-era buildings, the museum finally releases a floor plan for architect Peter Zumthor’s museum rebuild.
The Broad Museum’s new video series “L.A. Intersections: Music, Language, Movement” premieres with the first of three episodes.
Julia Roberts, Sean Penn, Matthew McConaughey, director Amy Heckerling and writer Cameron Crowe are part of the live “Ridgemont High” reading.
“What the Constitution Means to Me” will premiere on Amazon Prime Video on Oct 16, part of a larger deal with show creator Heidi Schreck.
Choreographer Ana Maria Alvarez and playwright and director Michael John Garcés are two of eight Doris Duke Artists for 2020.
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Prestigious programming led by “Watchmen” and “Succession” propels AT&T-owned HBO to 30 trophies.
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Trump approved in concept a deal where Oracle and Walmart would own part of TikTok Global.
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Movie theaters are opening in Southern California, like the newly refurbished Regal Irvine Spectrum. But will they have new movies to show?
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“Residue,” the debut of director Merawi Gerima, son of L.A. Rebellion filmmaker Haile Gerima, is a kaleidoscopic meditation on gentrification in Washington D.C.
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‘Antebellum’ star Janelle Monáe explains the thriller’s ending, as well as her motivation for signing on to a story depicting the horrors of slavery.
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“Nomadland,” “The Disciple,” “Wolfwalkers” and “David Byrne’s American Utopia” were among our critic’s festival highlights.
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I watched Netflix’s controversial film “Cuties” expecting some sort of Senegalese-French “Dance Moms.” What I saw was a powerful portrait of nascent female rage.
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Brazilian superstar Anitta dazzles in the music video for her new single, ‘Me Gusta,’ featuring rappers Cardi B and Myke Towers.
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“Holy,” Justin Bieber’s new collaboration with Chance the Rapper, addresses spirituality and love and life during the pandemic.
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For the first time in seven years, Taylor Swift performed at the Academy of Country Music Awards on Wednesday. She chose a stark rendition of “Betty.”
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Underwood and Rhett seemed equally taken aback after host Keith Urban announced the tie at the awards show held at the Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville.
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Mega-producer Tyler Perry had many collaborators to thank while accepting the Governors Award at the 2020 Emmys.
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HBO’s family-dynasty drama “Succession” claimed the top prize at Sunday’s 72nd Primetime Emmy Awards.
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Read the powerful full acceptance speech from “Watchmen” star Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, who won the Emmy for supporting actor in a limited series.
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The 2020 Emmys offer a unique glimpse inside the homes of Hollywood stars. So we asked “Queer Eye” design expert Bobby Berk for his take on the winners’ decor.
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Two of the summer’s most talked about novels, Brit Bennett’s “The Vanishing Half” and Megha Majumdar’s “A Burning,” are on the fiction longlist of the National Book Awards
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Chris Whipple’s latest book, ‘The Spymasters,’ tells the story of America’s CIA directors. He explains that a spy chief is only as good as her president.
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President Obama announced Thursday that his forthcoming memoir, ‘A Promised Land,’ will take readers inside his White House.
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