Emmys 2023 Highlights

Allison Janney Wins Again

Allison Janney has been honored with the award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series for her captivating performance in “The Diplomat.”

Matthew Rhys: Double Nominee

Matthew Rhys has already secured gold for his role in “The Beast in Me.” He is also a contender for Best Comedy Actor for “Widow’s Bay” on Apple TV.

Buffy Reunion at Emmys

This year marks the 30th anniversary of “Buffy the Vampire Slayer.” To celebrate, stars Sarah Michelle Gellar and David Boreanaz reunited at the event.

Jean Smart: Award-Winning Performance

Jean Smart received a standing ovation as she claimed her fifth Emmy for her role in “Hacks.” Her portrayal of Deborah Vance continues to win acclaim.

Kate O’Flynn’s First Emmy Win

Kate O’Flynn celebrated her first Emmy win for her performance as Patricia in “Widow’s Bay.” The night indicates the show’s strong appeal among voters.

Mariska Hargitay: A Night of Performances

Mariska Hargitay delivered a remarkable parody of AMC Theatres’ video spots, even quoting Nicole Kidman, who humorously accused her of line-stealing.

Shawn Hatosy’s Advocacy for L.A. Filming

Shawn Hatosy hopes the success of “The Pitt” encourages more shows to film in Los Angeles, advocating for cost-effectiveness and local employment.

Fanning Sisters on the Red Carpet

Dakota and Elle Fanning appeared together at the Emmys. They share nominations in the executive producer category for “Margo’s Got Money Troubles.”

Michael J. Fox Recognized for Parkinson’s Advocacy

Michael J. Fox receives the Bob Hope Humanitarian Award for his dedication to Parkinson’s research, continuing his legacy through the Fox Foundation.

Karolina Wydra on Intimacy Coordinators

Karolina Wydra applauded the vital role intimacy coordinators play, ensuring safety and comfort during sensitive scenes in film and TV productions.

I Love Lucy Receives Legacy Award

The timeless sitcom “I Love Lucy” honored for its lasting impact on television, recognized for its creative ambition and technological innovation.

Shailene Woodley’s Emmy Win

Shailene Woodley earned her first Emmy for Hulu’s “Paradise,” with co-star Thomas Doherty expressing joy at her recognition.

Rob Reiner’s Posthumous Emmy Win

Rob Reiner received a posthumous Emmy for “The Bear,” marking his return to Emmy victory 48 years after his first win for “All in the Family.”

NBC Celebrates Milestone at Emmys

As NBC marks 100 years, the network celebrates its contributions to TV history, including “Saturday Night Live” and numerous iconic series.