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Apple TV+ led the 2025 Primetime Emmy Awards with seven wins, including major categories for The Studio, while streaming services like HBO Max and Netflix also secured significant awards, highlighting a shift from traditional networks to streaming platforms in prestige television.
Selena Gomez brought her boyfriend Benny Blanco as her date to the 2024 Primetime Emmys, where they were seen together throughout the event, although Blanco didn't join her on the red carpet. They were also spotted sitting with Gomez's Only Murders in the Building costars. The couple has been publicly dating since December and has made several public appearances together, including at the Golden Globes and a Los Angeles Lakers game.
FX's "The Bear" dominated the 2023 Primetime Emmys with six wins, including Outstanding Comedy Series and acting awards. Matty Matheson accepted the awards on behalf of the team, thanking restaurants and hospitality, and was kissed on stage by co-star Ebon Moss-Bachrach. The show's wins come after four Creative Arts Emmy wins and 13 nominations for its first season. The series follows a young chef returning to run his family's sandwich shop in Chicago and is set to return for a third season in late February or early March 2024.
The 75th Primetime Emmy Awards are being handed out at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles after a nearly four-month delay due to Hollywood strikes. Anthony Anderson is hosting the three-hour ceremony, airing live on Fox and streaming on Hulu. GLAAD will receive the 2023 Governors Award for its contribution to television. The winners in 26 categories are being announced live, with the full list available on Deadline's live blog.
The 75th annual Primetime Emmys will be broadcast live on Fox on January 15, with a three-hour ceremony hosted by Anthony Anderson. The event will feature tributes to iconic TV shows and reunions of cast members, with presenters including Christina Applegate and Tom Hiddleston. The nominees, led by Succession, The Last of Us, and The White Lotus, will be vying for top honors, with Succession and Ted Lasso having already secured wins in the Creative Arts Emmy ceremonies.
Keke Palmer made history by becoming the first woman in 15 years to win an Emmy for Outstanding Host for a Game Show, breaking the male-dominated trend in the category. She won for hosting NBC's Password, beating out well-known hosts like Steve Harvey and Pat Sajak. This marks the first time in 50 years that a Password host has been nominated or won the category. Palmer's win is also significant as she is the first Black woman to be nominated or win in this category.
The 75th Primetime Emmys ceremony, originally scheduled for September 18, has been postponed due to ongoing strikes in the entertainment industry. The exact rescheduled date is yet to be determined, but Fox is aiming for January 2024 while the TV Academy prefers November. The strikes have halted production and promotion, preventing actors and writers from participating in campaigning and preparation for the event. HBO leads the nominations with "Succession" receiving 27 nods, followed by "The Last of Us" and "The White Lotus."