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“The category is love, y’all,” Billy Porter said, making Emmys history as the first openly gay black man to win for lead actor in a drama series.
Michelle Williams accepted her Emmy Award for her work on “Fosse/Verdon” by calling for equal pay for equal work.
It was a strong Emmy night for HBO, bringing in numerous awards for its long-running hit ‘Game of Thrones’ and limited series “Chernobyl.”
Despite its final-season controversies, HBO’s fantasy epic “Game of Thrones” earned the top prize at the 71st Primetime Emmy Awards on Sunday.
Leslye Headland, creator of “Russian Doll,” has no hard feelings about losing the Emmy for comedy writing to “Fleabag” star Phoebe Waller-Bridge.
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Emmy voters favored Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s comedy over the final season of HBO’s “Veep” and defending champion “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.”
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Though the Emmys went hostless this year, announcer Thomas Lennon kept the snark alive during the ceremony. You might remember Lennon from “Reno 911!”
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“Our television show really is about the freedom of expression and love and colors,” and voting is key to protecting those ideas, RuPaul says.
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Billy Porter of FX’s “Pose” is the first openly gay black man to win the Emmy for lead actor in a drama series.
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“Barry” co-creator and star Bill Hader won his second award for HBO’s black comedy on Sunday but lost out on writing and directing to ‘Fleabag.’
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In the battle among networks and streaming services for Emmys 2019 supremacy, HBO came out on top, nabbing nine victories at Sunday’s ceremony.
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Taking home his fourth Emmy Award for supporting actor in a drama, Peter Dinklage of “Game of Thrones” now holds the record for wins in that category.
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At the Emmys, “Chernobyl” and “When They See Us” faced off in the limited-series categories.
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“I lost my sister Alexis [Arquette] and... trans people are still being persecuted,” Patricia Arquette said in her emotional speech at Sunday’s Emmys.
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Fans lined up to take photos with"Succession” actor Nicholas Braun Sunday: “We’re at the Emmys, and there’s better people here,” he cracked.
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus was poised to make history with her ninth Emmy for the final season of “Veep,” but it wasn’t meant to be.
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The creators and cast of the hit FX show bring a new level of style to the 71st Primetime Emmys.
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Random dance numbers, so many British winners, and who was that green fuzzy guy with the accountants?
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Visual moments of the 2019 Emmy Awards spotlighting speeches, production numbers and crowd reactions of the televised event.
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From Homer Simpson to Anthony Anderson to Bryan Cranston: The Emmys dealt with their lack of a host by passing the baton in an awkward opening bit.
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“Downton Abbey” overperforms with $31 million as the Brad Pitt space thriller “Ad Astra” garners mixed reception and “Rambo: Last Blood” caps off franchise.
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Classic movies, film festivals, etc. in L.A. for Sept. 22-29 include “The Shawshank Redemption,” and the COLCOA French Film Festival
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New movies opening in L.A. for Sept. 22-29 include Renée Zellweger in a Judy Garland bio-pic and Meryl Streep in Steven Soderbergh’s “The Laundromat”
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