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Emmys: Nine Things the TV Cameras Missed (opens the original)
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Television’s biggest night, the Emmy Awards, has come and gone, and the Mariska Hargitay-hosted telecast was filled with musical numbers, celebrity cameos (we’re looking at you, Taylor Swift) and teary acceptance speeches. But there are also a few things that the cameras missed, that only people in the audience could’ve seen. Below, The Hollywood Reporter lays out what wasn’t seen on TV: Brande Victorian, Lacey Rose, Kirsten Chuba, Nicole Fell and David Katz contributed to this report. Sign up f
Emmys: Kate O’Flynn Wins First Award of the Night, Jean Smart and Matthew Rhys Make History (opens the original)
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The 2026 Emmy Awards are underway, and the show opened with a bang(er). Emmy host Mariska Hargitay began the 2026 show with a musical number matched to “I Love Rock ‘n’ Roll,” chronicling her journey from New York to the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles, where the show is being held, in the lead up to the ceremony. In the medley, she shouted out Emmy-nominated shows like The Pitt, Margo’s Got Money Troubles, Beef and Widow’s Bay, among others. “I am so proud to be the first woman to host the Emmys i
Linda Cardellini Tearfully Calls First Emmy Win “A Real Dream Come True” (opens the original)
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Linda Cardellini, who has been acting for longer than three decades, finally won her first Emmy on Sunday for her performance in DTF St. Louis, calling it a “real dream come true.” The actress, overcome with tears, thanked her family, friends, her co-stars, creator Steve Conrad, the producers and her team following her win in the best supporting actress in a limited or anthology series or movie category. “I’m sorry, it’s a little embarrassing, but this has just been an unbelievable journey,” she
THR Live: As Final Voting Is Underway, Which Shows Are Going to Win Emmy Gold? (opens the original)
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The Hollywood Reporter hosted a THR Live on Instagram on Monday with an Emmy-focused conversation led by Beatrice Verhoeven, awards editor, and Brande Victorian, deputy awards editor. As final Emmy voting began on Monday, the two awards experts broke down which categories seem like locks, which categories are still up in the air and how a recent rule change might reveal five winners in one category, variety talk series. The Pitt led all nominees with a total of 25, with Hacks following with 24 (
‘The Pitt’ Showrunner Admits Season One’s Notoriety Amped Up Pressure For Season Two: “We Had to Prove That It Wasn’t Just a Fluke” (opens the original)
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The Pitt‘s freshman season garnered a staggering 13 Emmy nominations last year (winning five, including outstanding drama series), but it was topped this year by its sophomore outing with a whopping 25 nods, the most of any show in any category. That even shocked showrunner and creator R. Scott Gemmill, who calls the number of nods “almost embarrassing,” but “wonderful.” Gemmill talks with THR about the word cloud they used for season two, foreshadowing a storyline that never happened and what c
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