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- Best Supporting Actor (Comedy): Eric Stonestreet, ‘Modern Family’
- Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series: ‘Louie’
- Best Supporting Actress (Comedy): Julie Bowen, ‘Modern Family’
- Best Guest Actor (Comedy): Jimmy Fallon, ‘Saturday Night Live’
- Best Guest Actress (Comedy): Kathy Bates, ‘Two and a Half Men’
- Outstanding Directing (Comedy): ‘Modern Family’
- Best Actor (Comedy): Jon Cryer, ‘Two and a Half Men’
- Best Actress (Comedy): Julia Louis-Dreyfus, ‘Veep’
- Outstanding Reality Competition Series: ‘The Amazing Race’
- Outstanding Reality Show Host: Tom Bergeron, ‘Dancing With the Stars’
- Best Supporting Actor (Drama): Aaron Paul, ‘Breaking Bad’
- Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series: ‘Homeland’
- Best Supporting Actress (Drama): Maggie Smith, ‘Downton Abbey’
- Best Guest Actor (Drama): Jeremy Davies, ‘Justified’
- Best Guest Actress (Drama): Martha Plimpton, ‘The Good Wife’
- Outstanding Directing (Drama): ‘Boardwalk Empire’
- Best Actor (Drama): Damian Lewis, ‘Homeland’
- Best Actress (Drama): Claire Danes, ‘Homeland’
- Outstanding Writing (Variety): ‘Louis C.K. Live at the Beacon Theater’
- Outstanding Directing (Variety): ‘The 65th Annual Tony Awards’
- Outstanding Variety Series: ‘The Daily Show with Jon Stewart’
- Best Supporting Actress (Miniseries or Movie): Jessica Lange, ‘AHS’
- Best Supporting Actor (Miniseries or Movie): Tom Berenger, ‘Hatfields & McCoys’
- Outstanding Writing (Miniseries or Movie): ‘Game Change’
- Best Actress (Miniseries or Movie): Julianne Moore, ‘Game Change’
- Outstanding Directing (Miniseries or Movie): ‘Game Change’
- Best Actor (Miniseries or Movie): Kevin Costner, ‘Hatfields & McCoys’
- Outstanding Miniseries or Movie: ‘Game Change’
- Outstanding Drama Series: ‘Homeland’
- Outstanding Comedy Series: ‘Modern Family’
Emmys 2012: Scoop From the Winners Backstage!
Television’s biggest day is finally here — all of your favorite stars have braved a brutal Los Angeles heat wave for a shot at Emmy gold. Hollywood.com did too, and we’re armed and ready to bring you all of the latest scoop from the winners backstage. Read more
Emmys 2012: The Ratings Are In!
Despite Jimmy Kimmel’s disappointing turn as host, the nighttime talk show host delivered an increase in viewers during this year’s telecast, according to early ratings postings. Read more
Winners of the First-Ever (Fake) Annual Reality TV Emmy Awards
Sunday night, for the ninth time out of the 10 it has been presented, The Amazing Race won the Emmy for Outstanding Reality-Competition Program. This is b*llsh*t. Read more
2012 Emmy Awards: The Winners… and Losers
It’s easy to find out who won trophies and who could only speak to what a thrill it was to be nominated. (Oh, what a prescient joke about Jon Hamm losing again in the monologue.) Read more
How Did ‘Girls’ Win Nothing?!
The HBO series Girls went into the 64th Annual Emmy Awards with four nominations: Outstanding Writing in a Comedy, Outstanding Directing in a Comedy, Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy, and the overall Outstanding Comedy Series. Read more
‘Modern Family’ Wins Outstanding Comedy, Costars Dominate
No surprise here: the big winner in the comedy categories once again… is Modern Family. The ABC sitcom continues its winning streak, taking home its third Outstanding Comedy of the Year award in its third year of existence. Read more
‘Homeland’ Takes Home First Outstanding Drama Award
There were some heavy hitters in the Outstanding Drama category this year, but newcomer Homeland took home the big award — Showtime’s first top prize ever. Read more
Louis C.K. Beats the Oscars and the Tonys
Louis C.K. may not have won big for his acting in his FX sitcom Louie, but that doesn’t mean he’s walking home empty-handed. Read more
Tracy Morgan Stunt Earns an Instant 25,000 Tweets
When Jimmy Kimmel tells you to do something, you do it. Read more
Emmys Monologue: Jimmy Kimmel Doesn’t Wow the Crowd
Jimmy Kimmel should be a pro at giving monologues by now, since he gives them five nights a week on his late night show, but all that practice didn’t quite pay off when he opened the 64th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards. Read more
Can ‘Modern Family’ Be Beat… Or Is It Simply the Best?
There is a TV dragon and it flies under a pleasant, colorful family-friendly flag. And as sweet and giggly as it seems, come Emmy time, that dragon rises up to defend its territory, destroying everything in its path and returning home to its lair with a trove of golden statues. Read more
The 27 Horrors and Wonders of Dressing for the Red Carpet
It’s no surprise that it takes plenty of time and effort for stars to ready for A-list events. (Those hairdos — and boobs — don’t stay up by themselves!) Read more
Are Some Shows Gaming the Emmys?
In July, when Jimmy Kimmel and Kerry Washington announced the 2012 Emmy nominees, TV fans were shocked that American Horror Story was nominated for a whopping 17 different awards, tying critical darling Mad Men for the most nods. Read more
Give Lena Dunham an Emmy or Chris O’Dowd Will Yell at You
Maybe the people who present the awards do have the most thankless job at the Emmys. After all, we hardly remember them. Even the really, really bad ones fade worse than an H&M blouse after the third wash. Read more
How to be an Awesome Emmys Presenter
Maybe the people who present the awards do really have the most thankless job. After all, we hardly remember them. Even the really, really bad ones fade worse than an H&M blouse after the third wash. Read more
This Is the Best Emmys Speech
It happened. You just won your first Emmy. You stand from your auditorium seat and manage your way to the stage, trembling all the while, many a thought zooms through your head. Read more
Give Maggie Smith an Emmy or I’ll Abolish Week-ends
Television fans are a unique set. We’re the type of people who devote hours upon hours a week to our fictional, televised friends. Read more
Give Louis C.K. an Emmy or I’ll Make You Babysit Never
Television fans are a unique set. We’re the type of people who devote hours upon hours a week to our fictional, televised friends. Read more
How the ‘Childrens Hospital’ Emmy Boosts the Short-Form Comedy World
Did you hear that? It was the sound of another doorway opening just a little wider. Short-form sitcom Childrens Hospital (Adult Swim) won an Emmy over the weekend, and suddenly, it seems like the mainstream comedy world’s scope has widened. Read more
Give Julia Louis-Dreyfus an Emmy or I’ll Camp on the White House Lawn
Television fans are a unique set. We’re the type of people who devote hours upon hours a week to our fictional, televised friends. Read more
2012 Emmy Awards: Who Will Win and Who SHOULD Win
The Emmys is sort of like a high school prom — the theme changes slightly every year and there is a different king and queen, but it’s always the same party with the same streamers in the same gymnasium. That said, who would ever miss their prom? Read more
A History of ‘Saturday Night Live’ at the Emmys
If Saturday Night Live MVPs Bill Hader and/or Kristen Wiig — pictured here being taaaaahhhhtally hilarious, and, like, awesome in The Californians sketch — were to emerge victorious at the 64th Primetime Emmys this Sunday night, not only would they be well-deserved wins, but historic ones at that. Read more
Creative Arts Emmys 2012: The Winners!
Saturday was a big day for the TV world — industry greats carried home their 2012 Creative Emmys trophies. Hollywood.com was both backstage and on the carpet, bringing you the scoop direct from the source. Read more
‘Parks & Rec’ Producer and Writer on Emmys and Season 5
As the announcement of 2012’s Emmy Awards nominations rolls up, one series’ name can be heard in every single pre-announcement conversation: NBC’s small town government ode Parks and Recreation. Read more
Emmys 2012: 10 Burning Questions!
The nominations for the 64th Primetime Emmy Awards were announced this morning, and while there weren’t many major head scratchers on the list, there were still some things that could leave you scratching your head. Read more
The First-Ever (Fake) Annual Reality TV Emmy Awards
There is a wide, varied world of reality television available, but the Emmys only have three measly categories for reality programming, and one of them has been dominated by The Amazing Race ever since it was created (give or take a bone thrown to Top Chef). Read more
Give Bill Hader a Emmy or I’ll Sic DJ Baby Bok Choy On You
Television fans are a unique set. We’re the type of people who devote hours upon hours a week to our fictional, televised friends. Read more
What Jimmy Kimmel Can Learn from Past Emmy Hosts
Hosting an awards show is a thankless job. Even if you do well, it’s likely few will really remember you. If you really fudge it up (and you know I didn’t really want to say fudge right there), then it can be a stain on the rest of your career. Read more
Emmys Idle Threats: Give Amy Poehler an Emmy… Or Else!
Television fans are a unique set. We’re the type of people who devote hours upon hours a week to our fictional, televised friends. Read more
Emmys 2012: Snubs, Shockers, and Surprises!
The nominations for the 64th Primetime Emmy Awards were announced this morning, and while there weren’t many major head scratchers on the list, there were still some things that could leave you scratching your head. Read more
Cable Dominates Emmy Nominations
Perhaps there no such thing as an underdog anymore. At least when it comes to the Emmys, where the little guys may just be the big winners. Read more
Anna Gunn’s 5 Tips for Distracting Herself from the Emmys
After four seasons on AMC’s Breaking Bad, Anna Gunn has finally been recognized for her complex, moving portrayal of Walt’s slowly crumbling wife Skyler. Read more
Carson Daly Talks ‘The Voice’ First Nomination and Season 3
Everyone loves Carson Daly — the erstwhile face of Total Request Live turned late night host, radio DJ, reality show emcee and part-time Cee Lo wrangler — and now, everyone has a little more reason to love him, thanks in no short part to the four Emmy nominations awarded this morning to The Voice. Read more
‘AHS’ Star Connie Britton Talks Emmy Reactions, Demon Babies
If anybody can say she’s had a crazy year, it’s Connie Britton. She broke hearts on Friday Night Lights (ours, not Kyle Chandler‘s) and then broke new ground on American Horror Story as a jilted housewife with the world’s worst real estate agent. Read more
‘Parks & Rec’ and ‘Louie’ Are More Than Comedies
Remember when comedy just meant getting hit on the head with an anvil, or eating chocolates off a really fast assembly line? Well, that was all well and good, but things are different now. Contemporary television proves that today’s audiences warrant more from their comedy — thirty minutes of sight gags and one-liners have taken a backseat to strong story, character, and message. Read more
