Watch Jennifer Aniston host an unexpected reunion during Sunday’s ceremony
ABC’s virtual ceremony is over and we’re handing out a few awards of our own
Departed Pop TV comedy sweeps, wins the night’s first seven awards
This year’s host riffed in front of a (fake) packed house
Not even 15 minutes had passed, and Jennifer Aniston was extinguishing an actual fire on the Staples Center stage. Yep, the 2020 Primetime Emmy Awards were weird. READ MORE & VIEW PHOTOS
It’s no release of The Crows Have Eyes 3, but here’s some good, big-screen news related to Schitt’s Creek: There exists the possibility that Moira & Co. will make it to a feature film… someday. READ MORE
Holy Emmy upset!
In a stunning twist, Zendaya won the Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series prize for her work in HBO’s teen drama Euphoria, besting perceived frontrunners Jennifer Aniston and Laura Linney. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
While Friends fans wait patiently for the cast to film that long-delayed HBO Max reunion, three of the iconic sitcom’s stars reunited during Sunday’s Emmys to offer us a taste of what’s to come. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
Lovecraft Country‘s Atticus Freeman has proven himself a smart, savvy navigator of the supernatural. But in Sunday’s episode, he was literally outfoxed. READ MORE
Emmy voters have been watching the Watchmen, it seems. HBO’s comic book adaptation took home the Emmy for Outstanding Limited Series at Sunday’s virtual ceremony. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
The first trailer for Disney+’s WandaVision series draws stark contrast between the titular Marvel heroes’ idyllic (and imagined?) sitcom life with ominous threats they must face, together. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
It was a great night for Sister Night: Watchmen star Regina King won the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited Series or Movie for her role in the HBO comic book adaptation at Sunday’s virtual ceremony. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
College freshman are known for making bad decisions, and accordingly, Tariq St. Patrick makes one of the absolute worst in this week’s Power Book II: Ghost. READ MORE
Emmy voters agree: Schitt’s Creek is simply the best. The Pop TV phenom was named Outstanding Comedy Series at Sunday’s mostly virtual ceremony. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
