Emmys

Here’s the best of TV from the last year.

Despite the global pandemic still waging its way through the United States, the 72nd annual Emmy Awards shall go on as planned – with a few changes.

Even in 2020 the show will go on.

The 'Black-ish' star's red carpet look was super political.

Here’s the full list of winners and nominees from the 2018 Emmys, updated live.

It’s too bad that the Creative Arts Emmys aren’t telecast because the 2018 winners list is filled with men and women who made television history. For the first time, black actors swept all of the guest star categories, while GLOW’s Shauna Duggins became the first woman to win the award for Outstanding Stunt Coordination. Read on for more details and the full list of winners from this year’s Creative Arts Emmys.

Find out who took home a trophy (or several!) at this evening's 2016 Emmy Awards, airing live on Sunday, September 18.

Jimmy Kimmel will host the show, which is set for Sunday, September 18 on ABC.

At last year’s Emmys, Jimmy Kimmel sent a message to Tracy Morgan, who had been hospitalized in a coma following a traffic accident that killed one of Morgan’s friends and fellow comedians. “Shout out to Tracy Morgan, we’ll see you next year, Tracy,” Kimmel told the audience at the time. Almost one year later, Morgan made good on Kimmel’s promise and surprised the Emmys crowd as he arrived on stage to present the final award of the night for Best Drama Series to a standing ovation from the crowd.

Lady Gaga, Taraji P. Henson, Lena Headey, and more stunned on the red carpet this evening.